THE PARNELL CLUB,

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 39, 15 February 1929, Page 14

THE PARNELL CLUB,

HANDICAP COMPETITIONS. Results of the Parnell Tennis Club's foltoi™-! com P et,tionß to dale are as MEN'S HANDICAP SINGLES. K«F* Round.—Stevenson, plug 2-6 15 15, beat R. Sellar, owe 3-G 15, by default • Lamb owe 15 4-6, beat Prime, pin. «% k 2 « wi ls, U — lo : Boar dnian, owe 15 I-β beat Robinson, owe 15 2-6, 11—» Harrison ecr, beat Whyman. plus '3-6 Iβ, Morris, plus 1-6 15. beat Dr. Kinder.%iu« owe wfaSi n°^9. owe 5 " 6 15 - beat Coateß . Second Round.—Langridge, nlue S-fi IK won by default from HirrtSon. owe 1-6 15 | ?5 11* 8 I" 8 15 ' beat Tew «le>% Plus 5 6 15, 11—10; Brown, owe 5-6 15. beat Gould--2-6 beat Archey, plus 3-6 15, 11—10Litherland, owe 1-6 15, beat StaUworthy ZZ\ « ,^ 6 ' IX 7- 7: Lyttelton, owe 2 6 15! beat Mellsop. plus 15. 11—6; Stevenson beat Kensington, 11—7; Lamb beat Crocker i l- rf: Boardman beat Harrison, ll_s • Gould beat Morris, 11—8: Home, owe 15 Ir?' £ ald i r ' 8er ' "- 9 •' Cbalmeri ovrt 30, beat Purdon, plus 15, 11 * • Waters scr. beat Rishworth, owe 2-6 15* 11—9 • plus 4-6 Third Round.—Brown beat Vickerman 11—10; Litherland beat Lyttelton, •* Lamb beat Stevenson, 11—6; Boardman beat Gould, 11—9; Chalmers beat Horne, MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES. Fi ?£ Kound—Aldred and Stallworthy, owe 15 4-6, beat Brampton and Prime, plus 15, 11—1; Coates and Sellar, owe 15 4-6, beat Lyttelton and Goulding, owe 4-6 15 11—10; Munro and V. Clay, scr, beat Horne and Calder, owe 15, 11—8; Archey

and Langridge, plus 3-6 15, beat Morris and Tewsley, plus 1-6 15, 11—0 ; Kensington and Haigh, scr, beat J. N. Harrison and P. Stewart, owe 1-C 15. 11—0: H. Clay and Williams, owe 30, beat Vickennan and Conlaud. plus 3-6 15, 11—5. Second Round.—Boardman and Robinson, owe 15 4-6, beat Rishworth and Gould, owe 15, 11 —9; Lamb and Chalmers, owe 30, beat Litherland and Crocker, owe 3-6 15. 11 9 : Aldred and Stallworthy beat Melleoj. and Ryan, plus 15, 11—2; Seller and Coatee beat Munro and V. Clay, 11—8: Kensington and Halgh beat Arcbey and Langridge, 11—10; H. CJay and Williams beat Dr. Friedlander and Potter, ser. 11—10; Roberts and Stevenson, scr, beat S. Harrison and Williamson, owe 8-6 15. 11—S ; Purdon and Whyman. plus 2-6 15. beat Dr. Kinder and Baker, plus 4-6 15, 11 —10. Third Round.—Boardman and Robinson beat Lamb and Chalmers, 11—C. LADIES' HANDICAP SINGLES. First Round.—Mrs. Nelson, plus 15, beat Miss Alexander, plus 15 2-6, 10— i ; Mine L. Frankhum, oW 15 1-6, beat Mrs. HerricV owe 4-6 15, 10—9; Mlse Leatham, plua 15. beat Miits Sharman, plus 3-6 15, 10 7 ; Mrs. Gunu, scr, beat Miss Btorrle, plue 4-6 15, 10—8; Mies Pagni, plus 3-6 15, beat Miss EKiim, plus 15, 10—3; Miss Wells, eer, beat Mrs. Pope, owe 4-6. 15; Miss P. Frankham, owe IB S-β, beat Mrs. McGregor, plus 15, 10—4 ; Miss Hooton, plus 3-6 15, beat Mrs. Prime, plus 15, 10—7; Miss Sneddon plus 3-6 15, beat Miss Pilling, plus 4-6 Iβ 10—8; Miss Virtue, plue 4-6 16, beat Mies Battersby, scr, 10—9 ; Mies Cbadwick, pins 2-6 15, beat Miss Renshaw, plus 4-6 l>s, 10— S. Second Round.—Miss Ziman, scr, beat Miss Conway, plus 4-6 15, 10—7; Miss Potter, owe 30, beat Mrs. MeUsop, 10—2Mrs. Gunn beat Miss Pagnl, 10—1; Mies P Frankham beat Miss Wells, 10—7: Miss Chadwick beat Miss Virtue, 10—7; Miss GIU, ecr, beat Miss Fearnley, owe 5-6 15, LADIES' HANDICAP DOUBLES. First Round.—Mrs. Gjent and Miss L. Frankham, owe 4-6 15, beat Misses Beam and Alexander, plus 15 2-6, 10 8. Second Round.—Mrs. Pope and Miss P Frankbam, owe 4-6 15, beat Mra. Herrlcfe and Miss Pagni, ecr, 10—3; Misses Renshaw and Snedden, plus 4-6 15, beat Mrs Mellsop and Miss Leatham, plus 15, 10—8; Misses Potter and Fearnley, owe 30, beat Misses Sharman and GUI, ecr, 11—10- Mrs Gunn and Miss Storrie, scr, beat Meedames Prime and McGregor, plus 15 2-6, 10 5Miss L. Frankham and Mrs. Grant, won by default from Mrs. Jacob and Miss Fraser; Mrs. Potter and Miss Ziman, eer. beat Misses Horton and Conway, plus 2-6 15, 10—2; Mesdames Vickerinan and Munro, plus 15 2-6, beat Misses Preece and Pilling plus 15 1-6, 10—9; Misses Chadwick and Wells, scr, beat Misses Battersby and Virtue, plus 2-6 15, 10—1. Third Round.—Misses Renehaw and Snedden beat Mrs. Pope and Miss P. Frankham. 10—8; Misses Potter and Fearnley beat Mrs. Gunn and Miss Storrie, 10—6; Misses Chadwick and Wells beat Mesdames Munro and Vickerman, 10—3. COMBINED HANDICAP DOUBLES. First Round.—Gouldlng and Miss Wells, owe 2-6 15, beat Gould and Miss Miller, owe 1-6 Iβ, 11—7; V. Clay and Miss Cbadwick, plus 3-6 15, beat Robinson and Miee Ziman, owe 15, 11—7; Mr. and Mrs. Mellsop. plus 15, beat Prime and Miss Al«- ?, n . der^.r, ,us I \ lS - "—•: H. Clay and Miss Gill, owe 3-6 15, beat Home and Miss Hooton. owe 4-6 15, 11—6; Boardman and Miss Fearnley, owe 15 3-6, beat Lamb and Miss Potter, owe 30, 11—7; William, and Miss L. Frankham. owe 30, beat Aldred and Miss Pilling, owe 3-6 15. 11—2- Calder and Miss Conway, plus 2-6 15, beat Mr. and Mrs. Vickerman, plus 15 I-β. 11—5- Kensington and Miss Snedden, plus 3-6 15, beat Baker and Miss Esam, plus 15, U 3Lyttelton and Miss Virtue, owe I-β 15. beat Brown and Miss Pagni, owe I-β 15, 11 3 • Halgh and Mlrs Renshaw. plus 1-6 15. beat Rishworth and Miss P. Frankham, owe I-β 15, 11—8. Second Round.—Arehey and Mrs. Prime plus 5-6 15, beat Sellar and Mrs. Pope owe 5-6 15, by default; Coates and Mrs Herrlek, owe 15 4-6, beat Gould In* and Mies Wells; V. Clay and Miss Cbadwick beat Boardman and Miss Fearnley, 11 (• Calder and Miss Conway beat Williams and Miss L. Frankham, 11—8; Lyttelton and Miss Virtue beat Kensington and Miss Snedden, 11—6; HaigU and Miss Renihaw beat Tewsley and Miss Battersby, plus 1-6 15, 11—6: Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, plus Mr. and Mrs. Potter, plus I-β 15, Third Round.—Coates and Mrs. Herrlck beat Archey and Mrs. Prime, 11 6.