WIMBLEDON.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 140, 16 June 1938, Page 28

WIMBLEDON.

WORLD TENNIS. TOURNEY STARTS MONDAY. THE SEEDED PLATERS. (Received 10 a.m.) LONDON, this day. Seedings for the Wimbledon tourney starting oil June 20 ate as follows: — Men's Singles.—Budge, Austin, Alenzel, Henkel, Puncec, Mitie, Hecht, Kliosinkie. Women's Singles.—Airs. Wills Moody, Miss A. Marble, Madame Jedrzejowska, Is \ Sperling, Aiauame Alatliieu, Miss K. K. Stammers, Mrs. Fabyan, Miss M. C. Seriven. Men's Doubles.—Budge and Alako, Hecht and Menzel, Mitic and i'uucec, Henkel and von Metaxa. \V oiiieii ,s Doubles.— Madame Mathieu and Miss A oik. Mis. I'abyan and Miss A. Marble, Aliss K. A. JJeannan and Aliss J. Ingram, Mrs. F. L. Miller and Miss Alorphew. I The hist round draw is as follows:—' \\omen s singles: Miss T. Coyne v. Miss A. M. Yoike, Madame Jedrzejowska v. Aliss D. Stevenson, Miss D. A. Huntbach v. Mrs. M. R. King, Alls. Durlac v. Mrs. Alaclnnes, Miss Alorpliew v. Miss K. J. M. Smith, Airs. Law v. Miss K. H. Harvey, Miss Wilson v. Miss S. Xoel, Miss Milne y. Miss l'acsy, Aliss M. C. Striven v. Miss T. R. Jarvis, Miss Slaney v. Miss V. E. Seott, Miss M. Ruldell v. Miss B. Batt, Madame Couquerque v. Mine M. Macfarlane (Auckland), Miss M. Whitmarsh v. Miss H. .Jacobs, Miss J. Ingram v. Miss Kirk, Miss K. Dearman v. Alise F. James, Miss B. (J. Beazley v. Madame Demeulemeister, Miss P. X. Morison v. Miss D. Bundy, Mis. C. Myerscotigh v. Miss F. S. Koi'il, Miss H. Jarvis v. Mrs. R. F. Haylock, Airs. I'.ngel v. .Mis. Fabyan, Aliss M. F. Lumb v. Aliss Craze, Miss B. M. Smith v. Aliss M. fleeley, Airs. Thompson v. Alias Chuter, Aliss G. Wheeler v. Aliss Burrows, Miss H. Kovac v. Airs. Sperling. 1 here are 32 byes, including Miss J. Haitian, Miss X. Wynne and Mrs. H. C. Hopnian (all Australia). Seedings for the mixed doubles are Budge and Atiss Alice Alarble, Henkel and Mivi. I'abyan, Al.ikw and Aiadame Jedrzejowska. Alitii: and Aiadame Mathieu. Itoussiis and Aliss X. Wvnnc, Barotra 'and Mrs. Aloody. ,T. Oil iff and Airs. K. L. Miller, J. Bruguon and Aliss T. Coyne. The men's singles draw for the first round is as follows:—Austin v. Filby, ( ook v. Alako. Koch v. Dclbono, Alitlc v. .\l. Weston (Australia). Kussell v. Drobny, I'ococojiio v. Do Bornian, F.gan v. Harreguy, Karamit.su v. Kilmer. Cooper v. Sturgeon, Sawliney v. Lucking. Henkel v. Hull. I'renn v. Deloford. ShaHi v. Boussus, Szigeti v. Meredith. Robertson v. AlanefT, Peters v. Mulliken, Singh v. Ho, \an Den Rynde v. .Tames Collins. K. J. David v. Sharpe, H. S. David v. Tinkler, N'akano v. Aledecin, f J ucketl v. Hughtiaii. Kukuljevic v. Butler, Alusgrove v. Xelson, C. X. O. Ritchie v. Ftcliart. OoepferL v. Singh, Abe v. Williams, U. .T, Hitchie v. Olliff, (Vikos v. Xicolaitlis, Anderson v. Coldham, Brtignon v. Puncec, Avorv v. Weatheiall. Piercy v. Gelliaiul, AlacPhnil v. \ an Shol, Lee v. A. I). Brown (Auckland), Taylor v. .Tones. Lister v. Steiner, Fitt v. Alenzel. Cejnar v. Landau, Debrauw v. Ghaus Atoliamnied. Holelli v. BrookeKdwards, Aloreaii v. I. G. Collins v. Whitney, Wilde v. Von Metaxa. Hare v. Kliosinkie. Wlieatcroft v. Godscl, Keinan v. Knglaud. L.vs;mht v. I (alios. Shayes v. Sherwood. Rogers v. (.'lark, Pallada l*'iHlier, Harrison v. Biliitiglon, Gandard-Dower v. Undue, llecht v. K. D. Andrews (New Zealand).

I). (/'. ('ooimlm- it ml ('. K. Malfroy will meet pla.wrM who have \<'t to win their Way through f | nil I i f.\ ing rounds.