LAWN TENNIS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 246, 18 October 1927, Page 14

LAWN TENNIS.

OUTER-SUBURBAN AFFAIRS.

Outer suburban tennis clubs in Auckland held a meeting last evening to discuss the question of inter-club competitions. Messrs. E. Hickson. president,, and L. ,W. Swan, secretary of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association, were present. Mr. Hickson, who was elected chairman, said the Auckland Association wished to do all it could to encourage tennis in outer suburban areas. After a full discussion it was decided to play A and B grades, the A grade teams ;2 c 2, Dßist of f°ur men and four ladies, and «»e B grade teams of six men and six ladies. *aca team will play every other team. m-«. A . grade m »tches will consist of two ESm ■ ln « Ie ". two ladies' singles, two men's Mm %' two ladi «s' doubles, and two comwuTL ?- We "- ln tne B the matches tX^m!LVT\? in * ,ei, > two ladles ' "ingles, |andf*m?^ff u ?».««*«« tales' doubles will S2t ? t m ? 1 2 ed *>*»«. The matches I tv,« «J.. 1.30 each day ««« toraatchs. »ere I PUKEKOHB E^T_c OXJMs op ,j W> | The Pnkekohe Bat t«,.i.'« ... 1 were officially decSuMi °° ,B 9 lab ■ courts t the new season «T *« . club in the Pukekohe sastH?n h S d *» **•: 1 having been too wetto tUSt $? *y**ber • opening on the courts on BatS&i Tsrui? 1 ??* 1