LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18499, 29 September 1925, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS.

JUNIOR INTER-CLUB. The draw for the junior A inter-club competition is as follows: Second round—Avonaide B v. Edgeware, Linwood v. Sumner, Opawa v. Addington, South Christchurch v. Cashmere Hills, Avonsido A a bye. Third round—Avonside Av. Linwood, Cashmere Hills v. Avonside B', Addington v. Sumner, Opawa v. South' Christchurch, Edgeware a bye. Fourth round—Avonside B v. Opawa, Edgeware v. Linwood, Addington v. Avonside A, Sumner v. Cashmere. Hills, South Christchurch a bye. Fifth round—Edgeware v. Sumner, South Christchurch v. Linwood, Avonside B v. Addington, Opawa v. Avonside A, Cashmere Hills a bye. Sixth round—Edge ware v. South Christchurch, Avonsida A v. Sumner, Cashmere) Hills v. Opawa, Linwood v. Avonside B, Addington a bye. Seventh round —Addington v. Cashmere Hills, Sumner v. South Christchurch, Opawa v. Edgewaro, Avonside. B v. Avonside A, Linwood a byc. : Eighth .round—Sumner v. Avonside B, Cashmero Hills v. Linwood, South Christchurch v. Addington, Avonside A v. Edgeware, Opawa a bye. Ninth round—Linwood v. Opawa, Cashmere Hills v. Avonside A, South Christchurch v. Avonside B, Addington v. Edgeware, Sumner a. bye. The first round was played on Saturday. LADIES' INTER-CLUB. The amended draw for the ladies' interclub competition is: Second round—Avonside v. ICew Brighton, Opawa B v. Addington, Linwood v. Opawa A, Halswell ,a bye. j Third round—Addington v. New Brighton, Opawa B v. Avonside, Halswell v. Opawa A, Linwccd a bye. Fourth round—New Brighton v. Opawa A, Opawa B a bye, Avonside v. Linwood, Halswell v. Addington. Fifth rcund—New Brighton a bye, Opawa A v. Opawa B, Halswell v. Avonside, Addington v. Linwcod. Sixth round—Linwood v. New Brighton Halswell -v. Opawa B, Opawa A v. Avonside! Addington a bye. Seventh round—New Brighton v. Halswell Opawa B v. Linwood, Avcnside. a bye Addington v. Opawa A. ' The ladies' matches will be played at 'Wilding Park on Wednesday afternoons. ST. ANDREW'S CLUB. The St. Andrew's Tennis Club held their zoning day on Saturday. In the absence of the president (Kev. N. L. D. Webster) Mr F. <J. Murray presented the trophies Jo. last year s competitions and officially opened the courts for the coming season. The winners of the trophies were:—Ladies championship, Miss H. M. Dewar; men'" championship, Mr E. V. Gilmore; Indies' handicap. Miss A. Powell, men's handicap, Mr L. S. Dewar; combined, Miss H M Dewar and Mr A. Thompson. Mr Murray said it waa pleasing to £ < e the three fine courts and the increased membership of the club. He exhorted the members to learn the game thoroughly from the verv beginning for they would not be satisfied to play unless they could play well. f