LAWN TENNIS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 69, 23 March 1931, Page 10

LAWN TENNIS.

UNIVERSITY TOURNEY. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. Following arc the results of the Auckland University College championshin tournament played on Saturday: y Ladies' Singles.—First round: Miss Knrii beat Miss Wakeliii, 3—o, (i—l, 6—2 •Mlm Laing beat Miss Turner, 6—2, 6—lj jujj. Bent beat Miss Anderson, 6—2, 6—;>'• j[f{ ss Taylor beat Miss Mays, 6 —o, 6—2.' Men's Singles.—First round : Dumhle beat Stanton, o—2, 6—3; North beat Palmer G—s, 6—l; Harrison beat .1. Jenkin 0— a' 6 —4; B. Thomson beat M. Jones' 6 •>' G—3; J. N. Wilson beat Kaa, 6—o.' 6— ("•' Robins beat Buddie, G—2, G—4: Peak beat Halstead, G—4, 6—o; Glennie oeat X Jenkin. G—3, G—3. Second round- R Speer beat T. 11. Wilson, 6—4, 6—4'. Ladies' Doubles.—Misses Knell and Potter beat Misses Teape and Conlan, 6—3, li—v. Combined Doubles.—First round : Wilson and Miss Mcintosh beat A. Thompson and Miss Jackson. 6 —l, G—2; McDonald j;nd Miss R. Taylor beat Waters and Mi<s Hansen, G—2. G —l; Miss Gallaher and T Wilson beat Durable aud Miss Turner, 0 \ G—s. Second round: Hardy and Miss Ilobertson beat Robins and Miss Lloyd, Men's Doubles.—First round, Brooking and Halstead beat Palmer and Jonas, 2—(?, o—4, 7 — 5 ; McKillop and Glenuie beat Buddie and Hooper, 4—6, 6—4, 6—3Hardy and J. Wilson beat Spcer and Rooms! 5 — 61 6 —4, G —3 ; Thomson and Noith beat Jenkin and Jenkin, 6—l, 6 —2. Second round: Hardy and J. N, Wilson beat Thomson aud North. G —o, 6—5 ; T. Wilson and Dunible beat Benton and Waters, u—I, Ladies' Fresher Singles.—First round : Miss McKinnon beat Miss Thomas, G—.", 6 —3; Miss Rennie beat Miss Hansen, 5—6, G—3, G —2; Miss Gardner beat Miss Mahon. Second round: Miss Gardner beat Miss Rennie, 6 —3, 6 —3. Men's Fresher Singles.—McDonald beat. Jones, 6 —4, 3 —G, 6 —3.

RODNEY SUPERIOR,

WHANGAREI EASILY DEFEATED. (From Our Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, this day. A fairly strong team from the Whaugarei Tennis Club visited Warkworth on Saturday to play representatives of the Rodney Association. Rodney won by 19 games to r>. The best game was the first ladies' doubles, which was won by Misses Mueller and E. Higglnson. 10—8. The winners in a progressive tournament held at the Whangarei Club's courts were Miss P. Dyle and Mr. K. Hayr.