LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14523, 27 November 1912, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS.

KIRWEE v SHEFFIELD. A tennis match was played on the Sheffield courts on Saturday between Kirwee and Sheffield. The following are the scores, Kirwee players being mentioned first ia all instances:— Ladies' Singles—Miss Buries* 6 v Miss Gunn 3, Mis- Pa-kin 6 v Mia* Willis 3, Miss I Roes 5 v Miss I. Johnston 6, Mies Robertson 6 v Miss D. Poio'O. Ladies' Doubles—Misses Turner and Burgess 6 v Mrs Judd and Mips Gunn 3, Misses Parkin and Ross 6 v XTis-sea Willis and I. Johnston -1, Misses Robertson and Ross . v Mis_ I. Johnston and Mies D. Pole C Men's Singles—J. Colthart 6v V. Miller 1, G. Turner 6 v W. Watson 0, R. Burgess- 5 v A. W. Adams 6, M. Robertson 6 v G. Wateon 1. Men's Doubles—Colthart and Tucner 6 v Miller and W. Watson -, Burgees and M. Robertson 6 v Adams and G. Watson 1, M. Robertson and D. Robertson 6 v G. Watson and Adams 1. Combined Doubl-s—Colthart and Miss Turner 6 v W. Watson and Miffl Gunn 2, Turn- ar.d Miss Burgess 6 v Watson and Mrs Judd 5, Burgess and Miss Parkin 6 v Adams and Miss D. Polo 0, M. Robertson and Miss Ross 6 v O. Watson and Miss Pole 4, D. Robertson and Mies Robertson 5 v Adams and Mi 3» Willis 6. Totals—Kirwee 103, Sheffield 58.

LINWOOD CLUB.

The final for the Ladies' Championship of tho Linwood Club was played on Saturday, when Miss Johnston, the present holder, beat Miss Cuthbert 6-3, 6-3.

ASCOT CLUB.

Mr J. H. Parker, a vice-president of the Ascot Tennis Club, New Brighton, has presented the Club with a valuable trophy to be competed for during the present season. Th© competition will be a handicap event, and will be open to all financial members of the Club.