TENNIS NOTES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 2402, 9 March 1922, Page 2

TENNIS NOTES.

A Committee meeting was held in All Saints’ schoolroom on Tuesday night. The following are the handicaps for (he third round of the Walton Trophy:— Ladies. —Miss Neylon 15, Mrs

McMurray -15, Miss Perreau 5, Miss McCormick -5, Miss MeMur- ,

ray -10, Miss Owen 10, Mrs Moore a bye. V )

Men. —R. McMurray -5, C. T. Shaw 8, N. Ross 10, C. Bryant -10, G. Thorpe 10, T. Rowley -5.

R. McMurray meets C. T. Shaw, N. Ross meets T. Rowley, G. Thorpe meets C. Bryant, Miss McMarray meets Miss Neylon, Miss Owen meets Mrs McMurray, Miss Perreau meets Miss McCormick. The above round must he played by Monday, 13th inst.

BRYANT AND SOLDIERS TROPHY.

The following are the handicaps: Ladies. —Miss I. Austin 2, Miss S. Ba rber 4, Miss K. Barber 3, Miss G. Neylon 5, Miss If. Mackie 7, Miss T. Woodruffe 15,- Miss R. Perreau 1 -5, Miss E. King 12, Miss E. Owen 8, Miss 0. Spiers 8, Miss A. Williams 20, Miss E. Wanklvn 10.

Men. —C. Francis scr., C. Procter 5, R. McMurray scr., H. Frankland 8, C. T. Shaw’ 5, V. Burr 8, N. Ross -5. ROBINSON FERNS. 1 y The following are the handicaps: Ladies. — Mrs McMurray -10, Miss McMurray -15,. Miss McCormick 5, Miss G. Robinson 9, Miss C. Beard 10, Mrs Moore 7, Miss I. Robinson 12, Miss I. Austin 15, Miss K. Barber 14, Miss S. Barber 16, y Miss R. Barber 16, Miss H. Mackie 18,.Miss I. Woodruffe 22, Miss Williams 25. .Miss E. King 22, Miss D. Spiers 22, Miss E) Owen 20, Miss R. 1 Perreau 14, MiSs B. pearson 25, Miss E. Wanklvn 19, Miss G. Nevlon 19. , t

Men.—C. Bryant -15, E. Jackson S, M. Robinson 10, R. Shaw 10, N. Ross 12, A. Brophy 12, S. McDon- . cell 15, C. Procter 20, C. Francis 12, D. Robinson 12, 11. Frankland 20, V. Burr 20, G. Thorpe 8, T. J. Rowlev 8, Dr. Wyllie 10, C. T. Shaw 20, R. McMurray 15, W. Ross 10.

The dance held on February 24th ' showed a profit of £7 12s, which was distributed as follows: £1 Is to go towards providing a trophy for the winner of the Walton handicap, £2 2s for trophies' to be won outright in conjunction with the Walton trophy,- £2 plus entrance fees to the winners of the doubles handi- ~ cap tournament, the balance of the profit, £2 Bs, to be placed in the general fund. £1 Is kindly by Mrs Sherwood for competition among “B” players was received with thanks, the secretary being instructed to forward a letter of (hanks to Mrs Sherwood. It was decided' that this trophy be eompet(•d for on the same lines as the Wal- < lon trophy, • '

A Yankee Tournament will be held on the courts on Saturday, commencing at 1.30. All players who can are requested to come. Oneshilling entrance fee will be charged each player, the prize being pairs of halls.