LAWN TENNIS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21648, 5 December 1935, Page 6

LAWN TENNIS

WOMEN'S MID-WEEK COMPETITION FIRST BOUND COMPLETED In the first round of the Women's MidWeek Competition, which was played at Wilding Park yesterday, Opawa beat North Linwood by six games to 0, and Waimairi beat Cathedral, which was one player short, by six games to 0. The games resulted: — NORTH LINWOOD v. OPAWA Doubles Mrs C. Koller and Mrs W. Bax (North Lin wood) lost to Mrs L. Beale and Mrs G. Iggo (Opawa), 3-6, 6-4, 0-6. Mrs J. Barber and Mrs A. Smart (North Linwood) lost to Mrs A. Gibson and Mrs R. J. Thomson (Opawa), 1-6, 1-6. Singles Mrs C. Koller (North I4nwood) lost to Mrs L. Beale (Opawa) 1-9. Mrs W. Bax (North Linwood) lost' to Mrs G, Iggo (Opawa). 3-9. Mrs A. Emythe (North Linwood), lost to Mrs A. Gibson (Opawa), 5-9. * (North Linwood) lost to Mrs R. J. Thomson (Opawa), 5-9. WAIMAIRI v. CATHEDRAL Doubles Mrs H. S. Chetwih and Mrs Robertson (Waimairi) beat Mrs J C Dobbs and A. E. Bamfleld (Cathedral), 6-4, 8-5. Mrs C. Hayward and Mrs A. E. Dawson Waimairi) beat Mrs A. E. Bamfield and Mrs W. E. Mprttmer (Cathedral), 6-0, 6-0. Singles ™ E « DaWs ,°n (Waimairi) beat Mrs W. E. Mortimer (Cathedral), 9-2 J r S Lhc ; 'Waimairi) boat Mrs H 0^ 6 (Cathedral), 9-3. a 5- s -Chetwin (Waimairi) beat Mrs A. E. Bamfield (Cathedral), 9-1. default Robertßon (Waimairi) won by DRAW FOR SATURDAY'S MATCHES Following Is the draw for the CanterfWV Lawn Tennis Association's compe* titions on Saturday, all matches, unless Park"— Se 1 to be P la yed a* Wilding * § e S, ior men—Fendalton v. Linwood. Unl- £ v. Canterbury College (at United), United No. 1 v. Cathedral. Cashmere a Dye. Senior Mixed—Linwood v. Woolston. Aldington y, Elmwood. Sumner v. Avongide, Cashmere v. Cathedral, _ United v. Opawa.

A Grade, Section I—Fendalton v. Edge* ware, Waimairi No. 1 v. Avonslde, Bdfcjift v. Opawa, Shirley No. 1 v. Canterbury Col" lege, St. Mary's v. Leeston. B Grade, Section I—St.1 —St. Martins v. Nortfii Linwood. Burwood Park v. AddlagtCß Catholic, St. James v. South Chxistehureh No. 1. Woolston a bye. C Grade, Section I—Riccarton1 —Riccarton v. Ebn* wood, Barrington v. St. Paul's. Spreytisa v. Shirley, St. Mary's v. Cathedral. Y"eß- - v. Avonside Church. DRAW FOR SUBSEQUENT ROUNDS The draw for the remaining round* inflows-"* 11 * mid ~ weelt competition. a *» December 11—North linwood v. Cathedral, Woolston v. Opawa, Waimairi a hr». December IB—North Linwood v. Vv* mairi, Woolston v. Cathedral, Opaw* * bye. January 15—North Linwood v. WoolstoG, Opawa v. Waimairi. Cathedral a bye. January 22—Opawa v. Cathedral. Wa!February Woolston v. Opawa. Waimairi a to*. February IJ—lforth Linwood v. WeUatal Woolstpn v. Cathedral, Qpawa a brer. February 19—North Linwood v. Wooiston, Opawa v. Waimairi, Cathedral «_»<*• February 26—Opawa v. Cathedral, waimairi v. Woolston. North Linwood • to"* TENNIS MATCH PLAY Players all over Canterbury art playing with Dunlop Tennis Balls—selling at 2s a pair at The TwpiJ Shop. These balls are first-grade tory rejects which, with the exception of trifling defects, are perfect for match games. See them at The Henois Shop, 127 Armagh street. —1