WAIRARAPA TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3096, 20 January 1909, Page 5

WAIRARAPA TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

The following are the entries and handicaps for the Tennis Tournament, which will commence on the Masterton Lawn Tennis Courts, on Friday morning next. The entries this year make a total of 173, as compared with 114 last year, an increase of 59, which is a record. The names of competitors to start playing at 9 a.m. on Friday will appear in Friday morning's issue: MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES. First Round.—Bye K. A. Sclanders, bye F. H. Elcoate, bye J. L. Blundell; A. B. Howe, N. D. Bunting, J. F. O'Leary, C. E. Weir, V. L. Cachemaille, T. E. Maunsell, C. A. Lawrence. G. S. Prouse, K. W. Jackson, A. F. Wilding, S. R. Gawith, F. M. B. Fisher, N. H. James, H. B. L. Smith, T.'R. Herd, J. B. Moodie, E. Y. Redward, L. W. Hawkins; bye H. V. Howe, bye C. C. Cox, bye A. R. Sclanders, bye J. M. Collins. MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. First Round. —Bye F. H. Elcoate and E. J. Mirams, bye C. C. Cox and C. H. Broad; N. D. Bunting and J. B. Moodie, T. E. Maunsell and J. L. Blundell, S. R. Gawith and P. L. Cachemaille, H. V. and J. A. B. Howe, A..F. Wilding and F. M. B. Fisher, K. A. and R. A. Sclanders, T. R. Herd and J. F. O'Leary, G. S. Prouse and C. E. Weir; bye J. M. Collins and H. B. L. Smith, bye L. W. Hawkins and P. W. Jackson. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES. First Round. —Miss D. Meares, Miss J. Fitzherbert, Miss Bloxam, Mrs Wagg, Mrs Holmes, Miss M. C. Ross, Miss Batharn, Miss A. Robinson. COMBINED CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. Bye S. R. Gawith and Mrs Holmes, bye V. L. Cachemaille and Miss Hamlin; C. H. Broad and Mrs Henry, J. M. Collins and Miss Fitzherbert, G. S. Prouse and Miss Batham, J. A. B. Howe and Miss Whitcombe, C. E. Weir and Miss Bloxam, C. C. Cox and Miss D. Meares; bye P. W. Jacfcson and Mrs Wagg, bye H. B. L. Smith i and Mis 38. Cormack, bye E. Y. Redward and Miss A. Robinson. MEN'S HANDICAP SINGLES, First Grade, 60 Points (No Advantage Points). First Round.—bye G. S. Prouse scr, bye E. Y. Redward 12; H. W. Rishworth 30, H. A. Bunny 22, J. A. B. Howe 15, V. L. Cachemaille 20, N. D. Bunting 20, F. M. B. Fisher owe 23, D. Caselberg 30, F. C. Bunny 15, H. V. Howe 10, O. Prouse 18, S. R Gawith 20, J. W. Cjllins 28, J. L. Blundell 22, H. B. L. Smith 28, T. E. Maunsell 26, N. H. James 25, P. W. Jackson 15, J. B. Moodie 25, K. A. Sclanders 20, C. ALawi'ence 20, F. H. Elcoate 25, J. F. O'Leary 26; bye L. W. Hawkins 5, bye T. R. Herd 22, bye A. R. Scianders 20. MEN'S HANDICAP SINGLES, Second Grade, 60 points (No Advantage Points). First Round. —bye H. W. Jac.ksOn 8, bye E. B. Waddington 5, oye F. O. Austin 5; H. M. Boddington 7, J. S. Barton scr, J. Gray 10, R. Purdy scr, J. V. Gordon 10, H. G. Lewis 6, J. P. Murphy 8, G. W. Sellar 8, Dr. Webb 10, G. Langdon 16, W. G. Hand-Newton 20, H. Amos scr, A. Bewley 3, J. Steele 5, G. W. Calendar scr, D. K: Logan 5, B. Booth 5, G. T. Hall scr; bye G. H. Wolters 8, bye H. C. Robinson 15, bye S. Holdsworth 7, bye H. H. Pavitt 3. MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES, First Grade, 70 Points (No Advantage Points). First Round.—bye J. A. B. and H. V. Howo 20, bye S. R. Gawith and V. L. Cachemaille 28, bye T. E. Maunsell and J. L. Blundell 30, by« C. A. Lawrence and J. S. Murphy 34, bye L. W. Hawkins and P. W. Jackson 18, bye C. C. Cox and C. H. Broad owe 5, bye F. H. Eicoate and E. J. Miriams 32; G. T. Hall and H. W. Rishworth 36, E. Y. Redward and F. O. Austin 28; bye J. B. Moodie and N. D. Bunting 28, bye G. S. and O. Prouse 18, bye T. R. Herd and J. F. O'Leary 32, bye A. F. Wilding and F. M. B. Fisher owe 30, bye N: H. James and D. Caselberg 32. bye, J. M. Collins and H. B. L. Smith 32, bye H. A. and F. C. Butiny 25, bye K. A. and A. R. Sclanders 28.

MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES, Second Grade, 60 Points Up (No Advantage Points). First Round. —bye B. Booth and J. Steel 5, G. W. Sellar and J. Gray 10, J. V. Gordon and S. Holdsworth 7, N. and A. Pearce 20, H. H. Reynolds and H. M. Gordon 15, G. W. Callender and N. Purdy scr, H. H. Pavitfc and H. M. Bod- ! dington 5, G. H. Wolters and H. W. Jackson 8, W. G. Haud-Newt.on and G. Langdon 20, J. S. Barton and H. Amos scr, A. Bewiey and D. K. Logan 3, bye E. B. Waddington and H. C. L. Robinson 10, bye H. G. Lewis and Dr. Webb 10. LADIES' HANDICAP SINGLES, 50 Points (No Advantage Points). Firat Round. —bye Miss D. Booth 20: Miss Batham scr, Miss Fitzherbert 12, Mrs Holmes 14, Mr 3 Wagg 14, Miss D. Meares 10, Miss Ross 10, Miss Robinson 12, Mrs Henry 12, Miss Bloxam 13, Miss Redward 22; bye Miss Wolters 14, bye Mrs Murphy 22. LADIES' HANDICAP DOUBLES. 50 Points. First Round.—Misses Meares and Bloxam 8, Mrs Murphy and Miss Ross 14, Misses Robinson and Redward 16, Mrs J. B. Henry and Miss Whitcombe 14, Mrs Holmes and Miss Batham scr, Misses Fitz'nerbert and Cormack 18; bye Mrs Wagg and Mrs 1 Carey 22. COMBINED HANDICAP DOUBLES 50 Points (No Advantage Points). First Round.—C. H. Broad and Mrs Henry 10, H. B. L. Smith and J Miss B. Cormack 24, S. R. Gawith and Mrs Holmes 18, E. Y. Redward and Miss A. Robinson 14, V. L. i Cachemaille and Mis 3 Hamlin 25, G. W. Callendar and Miss M. C. Ross 20, P. W. Jackson and Mrs Wagg 14, L. W. Hawkins and Miss D. Meares 10, J. M. Collins and Miss J. Fitzherbert 22, C. E. Weir and Miss Bloxam 12, G. S. Prouse and Miss Batham scr, C. A. Lawrencle and Miss Redwood 22, J. A. B. Howe and Mrs F. W. Carey 18, H. H. Pavitt and Miss Whitcombe 25; bye, J. P. and Mrs Murphy 25.1