LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20462, 4 February 1932, Page 14

LAWN TENNIS.

MID-WEEK COMPETITION CONTINUED. The Canterbury Lawn Tenuis Association » women's mid-week competition was continued at Y/ildins rark yesterday afternoon, when matches in the fourth round were played. Conditions were ideal, with h light easterly "breeze. Results were as follows: — SOUTH CHRISTCIIUECH v. SUiIXKJt. Singles—Mrs 11. S. Chetwin beat Miis Martin, 9-4;' Miss P. Metson beat Hiss -UcCornbs. 9-3; Mrs \V. A. Dobson lost to .Mr 3 Hamilton, 7-9; Miss > T . Pounsford beat Mrs Barlow, 0-5. Doublet'—Mrs Chetwin and Miss Metson bcafc Miss Martin and Mrs Hamilton, G-4, 6-3; Mrs Dobson and Miss Pounsford lost to Mrs Barlow and Miss McCombs, 5-G, 4-6. South Christchurch won b;/ four matches to two. EDGEWARE v. AYONSIDK. Singles—Mrs Forgie beat Mrs Jlevdman. 9-6; Miss Bonnington lost to Miss B. Mor* land, 7-9; .Miss E. Bonnington lost to Mrs McDougali,' 5-9; Misa (Less beat Mrs Bree, 9-a. Doubles—Mrs Forgie and Mis3,Legg lost to Mesdamcs McDougali and Bree, 5-u, 5-G; Misses B. and E. Bonnington lost to Mrs Ilerdman and Miss Morland, I*6, 1-6. Avonside won by four matches to two. . 3PHEYDCOJ v. ELOTOOD. • Singles—Miss V. Bloor beat Miss P. bright, 9-6;, Mrs V. C. Browne lost to Miss It. Hookham, 5*9; Mrs E. Williams beat Mrs SUennan, 9-4; Mrs R. Beaufort beat Mrs Kenny, 0-4. Doubles —Miss Bloor and Mrs Browne beat M;»sc3 Wright and Hookham, 6-0, G-0; Mesui.'mes Williams and Beaufort beat Mesdames Shennan and Kenny, ,6-2, 6-0. Spreydon won by five matches to one. OPAWA v. AVOOLSTOX. Singled—Miss Heed lost to Mrs Smith, 8-0; Mrs- Balfour lost to Misa Bojd. 4-9; Mrs Tregear beat Miss Dryden, 9-4; Mrs Thompson beat Mrs Douglas, 9-7. Doubles—Misa Reed and Mrs Balfour lost to Mrs Smith and Miss Boyd, 4-6, 2-6; Mesdamcs Tregear and Thompson beat Mrs Douglas and Miss Dryden, G-3, 6-o. Opawa Avon by f»nc game. INTER-CLUB MATCHES. Tiic • following . matches ai3 set down to I-.e played on Saturday: Senior Grade-—Fendalton 11. v. United 11., courts 1 and 2; United I. v. Canterbury College "X., *c&urte•>-■£'■-■ uiid A; , AsroYis.de v. I., courts 5 an<J G; Cashmere v. : Linwood, courts 7 und 8; St. Albans v. KCtjiterbury College JLI., courts 15 and 16. ■ j Grade A—Section II.: Avonside 11. v. Wcsletf; Belfast v. Waimairi; Beckehham v. Union; Cathedral 11. v. Itedeliffa; Elmwood r; Opawa? Hornby v. Linwood 11. Grade B—Section I.: Addington Catholic v ; Te Whaka, at Wilding Park; Barring, toi* r. St Mary's, at Wilding Park; Cathedial v. Snreydon, at Spreydon; North,','Liinwood v. St. Albans, at Wilding Park;' St, Andrew's v. Woolston, at St. Andrews; South Christcliurch v. Sumner, lit Wilding Park. - Grade C—Section L.: Addinffton r Papa-, t'tii, at Wildtn? Park; Addington Catholic, v. Rodcliffcr, at Wilding Park; Barrlnprton v. St. Maw's 1., at Barrinston; v. St. Paul's, at St. Paul's; Xortb Beach v. Wesley, at Wi-lding - Park. j Grade I.: Addinp/ton Catholic v. St; John's, at Wilding Park; Avonsido Church v. Prob-bleton, at Avonside Churcli; South Christchurcb v. at Kdgevftre;Linwood vi Woolstor, ••at - Wilding Park; St. James "v. St. Marys 1., a*ing Par.'i.