ENGLISH TEAM'S VISIT

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21290, 9 October 1934, Page 15

ENGLISH TEAM'S VISIT

ADMISSION CHARGES FIXED The- charges for admission to Wilding Park. for the matches in which the touring English lawn tennis players, F. J. Perry, G. P. Hughes, Misses D. E. Round, N. M. Lyle, and E. Dearman, will take part on November 9 and 10 were fixed by the management committee of the Canterbury Lawn Tennis Association last evening. The charges decided on are very much lower than the much-criticised charges for the visit of the English and Australian teams last season, and are as follows: —North and south stands, middle sections, 6s 6d; north and south stands, end sections, 4s; east and west stands, 2s 6d. The charge for school children will be Is rid, and they will have seats inside the court enclosure. Tax is additional in each case. Only one court will be used, and play will commence each day at 1.30 p.m. The committee will consider next Monday on what system the visitors will play and what New Zealand players, if any, should be asked to meet them. It is expected that by then it will be known whether R. Menzel, the Czech player, who was to have accompanied the team, but who has suffered a sprained ankle in the United States, will be able to take part in the matches in New Zealand.

ENGLISH SUCCESSES IN AMERICA THREE OF FOUR TITLES WON (PHITED PH«SS ASSOCUTIOS— BY ELKCTRIo TELBaBAPa— copyiunift.) (Received October 8, 7.15 p.m.) NEW YORK, October 7. .English players won three of the four finals so far played at the Pacific Coast championships. .Results:— Men's Singles F. J. Perry (England) beat Budge, 3-6, 6-4, 7-5, 1-6, 7-5. Women's Singles Miss K. Stammers (England) beat Miss Freda James (England), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. Women's Doubles .Miss James and Miss Betty Nuthall (England) beat Miss Raegener and Miss Osborne, 6-3, 6-2. Men's Doubles Mako and Budge beat Stratford and Neer, 6-3, 8-6, 3-6, 6-1. The final of the mixed doubles will be played to-morrow. PROFESSIONAL MATCH IN GERMANY BERLIN, October 7. Von Cramm beat Nuesslein, 5-7, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1.

MALVERN SUB-ASSOCIATION KIRWEE B BEATS VIEW HILL I'l.-i.viiiK in Uiu Malvern Lawn 'iVunis Suli- ' Association on Saturday, Kirwco Ji defeated Viuiv Hill by 12!) games to 102. Following are tho results (Kirwee names fir.su: —■ Combined Doaibles—Mrs Sinimaiice and .S. Hart defeated' Mrs ilctirath and Clark, 0-.'i; .Miss McClelland and N. Wilson defeated Miss Ffilch and (.'. lMiton, G-0 : -Miss Kobertson and 11. Wilson deleated Mrs Kydc and A. Townshend, 0 1; .Miss 1!. Wilson and U. VruiuU lost to .Miss Pavelka and McUrath, 2-0; Miss M. Wilson and W. Wilson defeated Miss Wells and Rydc, 6-1; Miss J. Bedford and O. Simmanee defeated Miss Clark and K. McCoimcll. G-l. Women's Doubles —Mrs Simmanee and Mias McClolland defeated Mrs McUrath and Miss Flitch, 0-4; Miss Robertson and Mi-.-i li. Wilson defeated Mrs Kyde and Mi.-s Pavelka, 0-5; Miss M. Wilson and Miss .). Bedford defeated Miss Wells and .Miss Clark, 0-3. Men's Doubles —S. Hart and N. Wilson defeated Clark and C. Denton, U-7; J'. Wilson and R. Frizzell defeated A. Townshend and McGrath, 0-8; W. Wilson and O. Simmanee defeated Ryde and McConnell, 9-7. Women's Singles—Mrs Simmanee defeated Mrs McGrath, fi-JJ; Miss I. McClelland defeated Miss Ffitch, 0-0; Miss Robertson defeated Mrs Rvde, C-0; Miss 15. Wilson defeated Miss Favelka, 0-5; Miss M. Wilson defeated Miss Wells, G-l; Miss J. Bedford lost to Miss Clark, 1-6. n „, , Men's Singles—S. Hart defeated C. Clark, 6-2; N. Wilson lost to C. Denton 3-6; H. Wilson lost to A. Townshend, 4-b; R. Frusell lost to McGrath, 2-0; W. Wilson lost to Kyde, 0-0; O. Simmanee defeated K. McConnell, 0-5. COAI.GATE v. lIOROUATA B The Coalgate v. Hororata B match in th" Malvern Association competition resulted (Coalgato names mentioned first) : ( Women's Doubles-Misses (!. Charles and F, Weastell 0, Misses 11. Phillips and M. Fuller •>• Miss M. Stuart and Mrs Green 4, Misses K. Felton and E. Gray 6; Mrs Kellaway and Mrs Smith 6, Mrs Homing ""Men's Dmibles—o. Stuart and G. Murphy 0 .1 Mitchell and N. Brown 4; M. Kellaway and W Doruian ft, G. Marshal! and It. Barrett 3; N. Weastell and J. Stuart !t, I'. Wright and ],. Derrelt 3. Women's Singles—Miss G Charles ... Mi-s N Phillips 0; Miss E. Weastell 0, Miss M. Fuller 2; Miss M. Stuart 2, Miss E Felton fi; Mrs Green 5, Miss E. Gray fl; Mrs Kellaway 3, Mrs Fleming G; Mrs Smith 0, Miss n. Barrett fi. Men'-< Singles—C. Stuart 0, .T. Mitchell O-'n Murphv fi. N. Brown 4: M. Kellnway fi' G. Marshall <:;; W. Derman 6, R. Barr.'tt 1 ■ X. Weastell fi, V. Wright 1; J. Stuart 0, 1,. Derrett 0. Combined Doubles—Miss O. Charles and C Stuart 0, -7. Mitchell and Miss Phillips •J- Miss E. Weastell and G. Murpliy 0, N. Brown and Miss M. Fuller 4: Miss M Stuart and M. Kellaway fi. O. Marshall and Miss E Felton 0; Mrs Oreen and W. Doimnn 0. It. Barrett and Miss E. Gray 0; Mrs Kellaway and N. Weastell «. F Wrigh and Mrs Fleming 2; Mrs Smith and J. Stuart 6 L. Derrett and Miss R. Barrett 3 Totals—Coatgate 13fi, Hororata B «-. SPRINGFIELD v. HORORATA Results (Hororata names mentioned f ' r Mon~ Sim-los—S. Gibson 2, A. Mr-Curdy fi- W Bell A, D. McCurdy fi; E. B Dalmer s'r j „i o; K. Kellaway fi. C. Dorward 4- a E CnrWrisht 3, R. V. 3. Clark 0; a' Oliver 4 W. Donovan fi. . Mrs E. B. Dalmrr fi, Mlssos MiCiinly .ini M. Dorward 1; Mi«»es h. / n " r "» Olive,, fi Mrs R. Clark and Miss Aaugtmn ?' Misses D Oliver and K. V. Quartormn,,, C Misses Snundercock and 1. Finser .. ' Women's Singles-Miss McKenzie^GM^ I. McCurdy 1: Miss F T h"r" e pr C ' 6 h' ■>-, t- Mvt E B. Dalmer o, ims jv. C U 0- Miss P Oliver 6. Miss E Vaughan 1 Miss D Oliver 6, Miss F. Frasor 1; Miss K V. Qnartormain 5, M.ss L. Sann-Double-Miss and li. %%J« ™T». McCurdy ~ Mr. D-Ij met and E. B. Dnlmer 6, Mrs It. ClaiK ana Doubles-Miss P. Oliver and /~ y Mi« M^i^t?"^^: Ass D.'Snundercock and W. Donovan 1. M ' Tf ,ta Is—Hororata 118 games, Springfield 84 games.

NORTH CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION Ealcnirn defeated Kaiapoi ny 78 games to 03. Results (Kaiapoi names mentioned iirst) : Women's Singles—Miss IT. Taylor 0, Miss A. Palzell 6; Miss I. Pearce 6, Miss J. Jamieson 4; Miss McEhvee- 2, Misa A. McLean 6; Miss McDougall 2, Miss J. Baird 6. Men's Singles—M. Lilley 6. B. Fitipatrick 2; X Fnrrer 2. IT. Jainieson fi: E. Dunn 6, H. O.ilzeil 5; J. Green 5, C. Frost 6. Women's Doubles—Misses Taylor and Pearce 6, Misses A. Dalzell and J. Jamieson

5; Misses JlcEhvee and ilcDougall 3, Miss A. McLean and J. Baird 6.

Men's Doubles—M. Lilley and J. Farrer 0, B. Fitzpatrick and H. Jamieson 2; E. Dunn and J. Green 6, H. Dalzell nnd C. Frost 2. Combined Doubles—Miss Taylor and M. Lilley 6, Miss A. Dalzell and E. Fitzpntrick 4; Miss Pearce and J. Farrer 2, Miss J. Jamieson and 11. Jamieson 6; Miss McElwee nnd E. Dunn i, Misi A. McLean and H. Dalzell 6: Miss MaDourtill and J. Ciroen 3, Miss J. Baird nnd 0, Frost 6. Totals: Kaiapoi, 65 games 7 sets; Balcairn, 78 games 9 sets.