LAWN TENNIS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 5, 6 January 1923, Page 10

LAWN TENNIS.

HAWSE'S BAT TOTJBHAJ-CEIfT. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) HASTINGS Friday. The Hawke's Bay tennis championships were continued to-day. Heavy rain tell I during the morning, but the weather cleared ln tbe afternoon. Splendid tennis was witnessed ln tbe semi-finals and finals, especially in the ladies" doubles. Results;— • j LADIES' DOUBLES. ! Semi-final.—Mrs. Scott Watson and Miss Macfarlane beat Mrs. Green and Miss Fen- ! wick, B—lo. 6—3, 6—6; Misses Lance and ! Lloyd 'beat Sire. Jlaitland and Miss Kennedy, 6—l. 6—3. final.—Misses Lance and Lloyd beat (Mrs. Scott Watson and Miss Macfar.'ane, 6—2, 10—3. j MEN'S DOUBLES. final.—Robson and Griffith beat Edmondsou and <McDougal_, 6—4, 6-0. j LADIES' SINGLES. I Fourth Round.—(Miss Knight beat -Miss Howe, 2—6, 6—3, 6—2; Mlsa Uoyd beat Miss Lance by default. Semicanal.—Miss Knight beat Mrs. Hodgeq, o—4. 6—3. j COMBINED DOUBLES. I Semi-Anal.—Milbnrn and Miss Clark beat •MoLr and Mlsa Howe, 6—3, !l—1: .myth and Miss Lance beat Page and Miss Wellwood, ft— o. 2—6. 10—8. Final.—Smyth and Miss Lance beat Mil- , bum and -diss Clark, 6—l, 6—3. j MEN'S SINGLES. Third Round.—Edniondson beat SnodXrass, 6—l, 6—l; Walker beat S. 1 owdrell, SS, 6-3. Fourth Round.—J. Porwdrell beat McOoagall. 3—6. 6—*. 6—o; -oung beat Mil■bnrn, 3—6, 11—0, T—s; Walker beat Field by default. TO-DAY'S PLAY. <By Telegraph.—Press __s_od_llon.) HASTINGS, this day. The Hawke's Bay tennis championships were cpneuded to-day in dull weather. There j were good games in all events. 1 Owing to the New South Wales ladles departing this morning. Miss Lloyd defaulted to Miss MacFarlana ln the semi-final of tbe Ladles' -Ingles. Miss Knight created a surprise by beating Mlsa Howe and Mrs. Hodges in the fourth round and semi-final, thus meeting I Miss MacFarlane ln the final. I In the Men's Singles, fourth round. Page j beat ICdmondson, 6—3, 6—l. I LADIES' SINGLES. I Fourth Round.—Miss MacFarlane beat Miss Fenwlck, 6—l, 6— i.