LAWN TENNIS

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21285, 3 October 1934, Page 16

LAWN TENNIS

- — + CHAMPIONSHIP ON PACIFIC COAST MENZEL SPRAINS ANKLE CUSITED PBESo V-- 30CUTION- UY ELEC* ilO tbleg Bii'H—copiru'c iTr.) (Received October 2, 9.20 p.m.') VANCOUVER, October 1. In the .second found of the Pacific Coast tennis championships at. Berkeley, California, F. J, Perry advanced ■when Robert Brady defaulted. In the first round of the women's singles Miss Betty Nuthall (England) beat Miss Elsie Gable (San Francisco), 6-4, 7-5. In the second round. Miss K. Siammers (England) beat Miss Claire Buckcer, 6-1, fi-1. R. Menzel (Czechoslovakia) sprained •n ankle when practising for the men's doubles, and is expected to be unable to play for several weeks.

PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT TILDEN'S SUCCESS LONDON, October 1. In the professional tennis tournament W. T. Tilden beat Martin Plaa, 6-4, 7-5, 6-2. Maskell beat Glcdhill, 6-2, 6-J, 4-6, 6-1. Tilden and Gledhill beat Maskell and Plaa, 6-4, 9-7, 6-4. Tilden won the tournament, receiving a gold cigarette case. UURAYOOD PARK CLUB Mr J. Liggins presided ovr a largely-attended meeting of the rcwlyformel Burwood Park Tennis Club last evening. Mr Liggins reported that he had received advice from Mr «). S. Burnett that the reserves committee of the City Council had held a meeting and accepted his guarantee, and he hoped to start the work of putting down the courts en Monday. The reports of the canvassers appointed at lost meeting were received, and resulted in £32 8s being paid, ■which, with the £2O paid in last week, made a total of £52 8s in donations. A number of promised donations were still to be collected. The election of officers resulted: Patroness, Mrs J. Mallet; president, Mr J. Liggins; vice-presidents, Mr J. Cowan, Mr E. A. Adams, and MiGeorge Robinson; secretary. Miss Josephine Liggins; assistant-secretary, Miss Gladys Wet her all; treasurer, Mr Norman Bowles; auditor. Mr B. England; committee. Misses B. Pankhurst, M. Bucktin, Messrs E. Brown and N. Davenport; club captain, Mr N. Adams; vice-captain, Mr L. Goodman.

MALVERN ASSOCIATION DAKFIELD V. GREEN DALE The following are tho results of the Maivera Tennis Association competition match, Darfiold v. Greendale. played at Dariield, Dariield names first: — Women's Doubles—.Miss Robinson and Mrs Polo lost to Miss Gillanders and -Mrs Ridgen 8-6, Miss Resistor and Miss tlennessy bent Hiss Hore and Miss liudd li-1. Miss J. Gillanders and Misa A\ Hiufcs bf.-t Miss M. Warren and Miss L). Warren 6-2. Men's Doubles—lt. Keid and L. Register beat F. Gough and C. Gougli 9-0, G. Gillanders and J. Reid beat I. Gillanders and .!. Gillanders 90. T. Henncssy and R. G. Robinson beat A. Ciiatterto:; ai.d B. Jarmau 9-3. Combined Doubles—R. Reid and Miss Robinson baat I. Gilland.rs and S. Gillanders f.-5, L. Resistor and Mrs Pole beat. F. Cousin and T. Horn O-'-l, G. Gilhmders .and Mif* Register boat C. Gongli and Mm t. Ridgen r-4, J. Reid arid Mir:-. Hennessy beat, I. Gillanders and Miss liudd 0-1, T. Hennessy and Miss J. Gillanders beat A. Ciiuttsrtnri ATld Miss M. Warren fit, R- C-. Robin.-on <uid Miss X. Hiuks beat B. Jarman and Miss D. Warren 6-0. Women's Singles—Miss Robinson lost /to Miss S. Gillanders 5-6, Mrs Pole beat Mtss T Hore 6-1. Miss V. Register beat Mrs C. .Rid"Cn 6-4. Miss A. Honnessy bent Miss Kud°d 6-5. Miss J. Gillanders lost to Miss M. Warren 2-ti, Mi=.-; X. Hinks beat Miss D. Warren u--. Men's Single: Li. lie id beat C. Gough 6-3, L. Register beat- V. Gough «-J, G. Gitlanders beat I. Gillanders ti-1, T. Hennessy beat A. Cha'.U-rton 6-1. R- G - Robir..,un oe.'.'t lj. Jr r.nan 6-1. Total points—Dariield 156, Greendale si,

GLENKOY V. COALGATE The following is Use- iv.-.ult of the G!"n-Tu\-CoiilKiito tennis match, played in the Malvern Sub-Association's B grade (Glenroy names mentioned first) : Combined Doubles—P. Isherwood and Mrs W. Stone 1. <.'. Stewart and We.ip ■ -ell 6- II Rieli.ird:, and Mrs H. Richard-. 4, M. Kellaway and Mi?s MrCaiighan «; •'.. tWites and M-s T. K. Kit-hard*. 4. \V. Wenstell and Mis* Si.-wirt >i: Ti, O. .Keith and Mrs K. Hall :i. .1. Scewart ana Mrs Greey 0; f. Harris and Mir:; Tnvail.es •■'■ 5 smith *■•«. Mrs Kellaway 0: W. Stone ~'nd Miss Puv.-fi! 6. A. V. ea;.tell and Mrs Smith 1. ~,-(«• Women's Ootil'h-i —Mrs liiclun-is and Mrs Storm 6 Mn.< Wear-tell and Mus Mc-Caut-hHii 2: Mrs T. 11. Rhhards and -Mrs Hall 6 Mrs* Stewart and Mrs Ureeu 4; Miss Tbwaites and Miss Powell 2, Mrs Kellaway »ad Mrs Smith y. Men's DoiiW-—P. Ishfrv.-ond and 11. Hk-hards r.. C. S'ewurt and M. Kellaway f>; J. Thwaites and U. G. Keith 7, W. •Wenstell and .1. Stewart U; 1-'. Harris and \V Stone 5, S. Smith and V. Vveastell 0. Women's Singles—Mrs If. Richards 6, itiss K. WcastcH 5: Mrs W. Stono 6, Miss MeCati*han J; .Mrs T. H. Kichards 6, Miss jl. Ste"warl !f; Mr? K. Hall 3, Mrs Green 'Men's Sinji'le.-,—P. Isherwood 1, C. Stewart «; H. Richards H. M. Kellaway 0: J. Tliivt'e? 1 W. Weastell 6; K. G. Keith 5, J. Stewart fi: F. Harris i, S. Smith 0. Totals—Glenroy 81, Coalite 113.

KIRWEE A V. HOKORATA A The followinx is the result in the Malvern liriwn Tennis Association's competitions of the mutch between Kirweo A and Hororata A (Kirveen names mentioned iirst) : Women's doubles— Miss Y. and '.; r s Dvsarl :l, Miss MeKenzie and Mrs 7>,lmf.-'i;- Mrs Wilson and Miss Dysart 4, ■M-..,s K. Tliorno and Miss P. Oliver 6; Mjsb 2U. McClclland and Miss P. Roper (», Miss V. Quarterinain and Miss P. Oliver H. Men's lunililiin —fi. Unttfdtre and J. lur„er G, S. Gih.on and W. Bell I: C. Turner and R. Bedford fi. tf. B. I Aimer and G. Cnrtwri E lit t; R, Hayes and h. Hart 6. A. Oliver and L. D.-r-eU 1. Women's Singes- Miss Y. BeL- o. Miss \f .MeKenzie 5; Mrs Dy.-aU 0. Mis., t.. Thnrne .1 ■ Mrs WiU.oi 1. Mrs Calmer t>; Miss fi Dvsart 1. Miss P. Oliver C; MisM. Mei'lelland C. Miss V. Qu-irternvnu o; Hiss P. Roper l'. M'ss V. Oliver 5. ilon's Singles—B. Ke.tled K e l>. S. Uinson *>■ J Turner -1. W. Bell 6: C. Turner 4. T,'. B. Dalmer C; K. Bedford C. U. UnrUvi-ight t- R Hayes 0. A. Oliver 5: S. Hart 6, L! Derrett 0. ~ , ... Oomoiued fiouhle.—--M i.-•■■: \. flejru- and H. Tvutledie ti. Miss MeKenzie and ti. (.ihsop :■■: Mrs Dvsart and J. Turner '',, M.ss h. 'I homo and W. IW.V :i: Mr.- Wilson and «... Turner ? Mrs -palmer and ". B. Dalmer '■; Miss and U. Bedford fi, Miss P. Oliver »-,„.! O.' C-arfv.ri-lit i: Mis* M. "McC holm.d and 1! Have-- 0. Mis-- oiia'tommm er.d A. Oliver':/: Mis* P. Urn and S. Itarf I Miss n. Oliver and 1.. IM-reti -1 u-nir.ishcd. Kirv.-e- '.vi» by II- '»

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