LAWN TENNIS
WEST END CLUB
The tournament matches were continued at the West End • Lawns on Saturday afternoon. The following: are the results: Men's Handicap Singles—Second round: Baker, 015, beat McCoy, R3O, 6-3, 6-5; Brabant, 050, beat Gittos, RISL, 6—l, 6—o; S. Upton. 015, beat A. Paterson, Rls, 6—l, ■6-s;'Ooldie, OISJ, beat Hanna, Rls}, 6-3, (^-2; Hodgess, scr.. beat Davies, 015, 4—6, 6—5, 6—o;'H.1 Burton, Oi 15, beat Horsley. R3O, 6—2, G—2; J. Paterson gets a bye from M. A. Carr. Ladles' Handicap Singles.—Miss Butters, scr., beat Miss Gittps, Rls, 6-4, 5-6, 6—2; Mrs Gentles. 015, beat Miss Caldwell, scr., 6-0. 6-2. iWnal: Mrs Gentles, 015, beat Miss Butlers, scr:, I—6, O-2, 6—l. Men's Championship.— J. C. Teacoek beat B. Baker. G-0, 6-0, 6-fi. The final will be between the winner of the Goldie —Bra.ban'c match and Peacock. Ladies' Champiqnship.— Miss A. Nicholson meets, Mrs Gentles on Wednesday. The winner will play Mrs Newell for the ilnal; Handicap Combined.—These wer<? continued from last Saturday. Mrs Burton and J. C. Peacock, O3oi, beat Miss Nicholson and Shand, !)—4; Miss A. Nicholson 1 and Caldwell, 030, beat Miss 801 l and Davies, Rls, 9—5. Final: Mrs Burton and J. C. Peacock, O3OJ, beat Miss A. Nicholson and Caldwell, OSO, 9—5, after a good . game, Mr Peacock particularly showing to advantage.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 53, 4 March 1901, Page 2
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