LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18367, 28 April 1925, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS.

MATCH AT AKAROA. A Tennis team from tfco city, organised by Mr Jardea, played a friendly match with representatives of the Akaroa Domain Club on the Municipal Courts in the Domain. The visitors were hospitably entertained at luncheon and afternoon tea, and before leaving, expressed their appreciation of a p.'easant day's outing. Following are the scores, Christcburch players being mentioned firßt: LADIES' SINGLES. Miss Speirs 6, Mrs. Richardson 1. Miss "Wake 6, Miss Narbey i. Mrs Donaldson 2, Miss Curtis 6. Miss Johnston 0, Miss Haylock 6. LADIES' DOUBLES. Misses Speirs and Wake 9, Mr 3 Richardson and Miss Haylock 1. Mrs Donaldson and Miss Johnston 4, Misse3 Narbey and McNab 9. MEN'S SINGLES. Glanville 9, Les. Parris 1. Berry 9, Eric Parris 8. Anderson 3, Harold Parris 9. Jaiden 1, E. Giddens 9. MEN'S DOUBLES. Berry and Glanville 9, Les and E. Parris Anderson and Jarden 4, H. Parris and R. Giddens 9. COMBINED DOUBLES. Miss Speirs and Glanville 9, Mrs Richardson and H. Parris 1.

Mrs Donaldson and Berry 9, Miss Narbey and EnV Parris. i.

Miss Johnston and Jarden 5, Miss Haylock and Les Parris 9.

Miss Wake and Anderson 8, -US3 Curtis and Giddens 9. Totals—Christchureh 93, Akaroa Domain 83.

WOODBURY V. ORARI. On Thursday afternoon a return tennis match was played on the Woodbury Domain courts betwee-i teams from the Orari Bridge and Woodbury Public Tennis Clubs. The Woodbury players had a decided advantage over the. Orari Bndge players, who are accustomed to playing on grass, and who. therefore, found the asphalt courts much faster. The following are the scores, Orari Bridge- players being mentioned first:— MEN'S SIfTGLES. South 1, Neutze 6. Coulter 0, Borrows 6. McKonzie 0, Marks 6. Morris 0, Brooker 6. LADIES' SINGLES; Misa Cowie 3, Miss Crawford 6. Misa Stonyer 4, Mrs Marks 6. Mrs South 5, Miss Shaw 6. Mi6B Lyraght 2, Misa Rose 6. Misa Ford 2, Mrs R. J. Pifield 6. Mrs Morris 3, Mrs Borrows 6. MEN'S DOUBLES.

South and Coulter 1, Neutze and Borrows G. .

McKejizie and Morris 0, Marks ' and Erooker 6. LADIES* DOUBLES. Missea Cowie and Stonyer 3, Mies Crawford zr.C Mrs Marks 6.

Mra South i-ltd Miss Lysaglt 0, Misses Hose and McLeod- 6.

Miss Ford and Mrs Morris 3, Mra Fifield and Mrs Borrows 6.

COM3INED DOUBLES. South and Miss Cowie 3, Neutze and Miss Crawford 6.

Coulter and Miss Stonyer 2, Borrows and Mrs • Marks 6. ' . '

. MolJenzio and. Mrs, South 2, . Marks and Mips Shaw 6. • ■ .■ • '

Morris and Miss Lysaght 1, Brooker and Miss Rose 6. ' " Totals—Oiari.Bridge 35, "Woodbury 114,

SUSPENSION OF PLAYERS. (»T . CABLE—PRESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT.) (AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CABLE ASSOCIATION.) ■ DELHI,; April 26. A meeting of the Council of the All-India Lawn Tennis Association was held to consider the suspensions of the Indian Davis Cup players, Fyzee and Jacob, by the English Lawn Tennis Association.

At the conclusion of the meeting a communiquo was issued stating that a cablegram had been sent to the manager of the Indian Davis Cup players to instruct the players concerned to give the necessary undertaking to settle the matter. The Indian .Association does not question the English Association's right to act as it did, but its method is questioned.