LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17707, 8 March 1923, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS.

. B GRADE FINAL. The final match of the B Grade competition will bo played on Saturday between Canterbury College and St. Albans. Each side won ten out of eleven games in the competition, and their meeting on Saturday will be of great interest. Earlier in the competition Canterbury College defeated St. Aib-ins by one game, but were defeated by Avonside, also by one game. The teams are as follows:^ Canterbury College—J. Colthart, M. J. Burns, It. P. Fish, and P. i). Hall. St. Aibans—T. White, A. H. Tait, Hatch, and Fold. BELFAST CLUB. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent at the Belfast tennis courts on Tuesday. A team o: Papanui ladies played a team of Belfust ladies, winning by 60 games to 41. bcores, li'-iiast players' names being mentioned fust: Doubles —Mrs Brown and Miss Hughey 0, Mra Ctupman and Misa Banks 6; Mrs Arps and iliss Smith 6, Miss Keeper and Mrs Ea:i;uei3 2; Mrs Clarke and Mrs Johns 6, iiisj Hookham and Mrs Taylor 2; Misß Guthrie and Miss Moore 6, Mrs Laurence and Miss Kettle 2. Singles—Mrs Brown 4, Mrs Chapman 6; Mi-B Hughoy 4, Miss Banks 6; Mrs Arpa 4, Misa Keeper 6; Miss Smith 6, Mrs Samuels 5; Mrs Clarke 6, Mrs Hookham 0; Mrs John 6, Mrs Taylor 3; Miss G-uthrie 6, Mrs Lawrence 8; Miss Moore 8, Miss Kettle 0. FRENCH COVERED COURTS TITLE. (bt cable—pbbßß association—coptrtoht.) (austbaliah and n.s. cable association.) PABIS, March 6. La Coste secured the covered court tennis championship of France, defeating Hirsch, 6-7, 10-8, 6-2, 6-0.