LAWN TENNIS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1068, 6 March 1911, Page 8

LAWN TENNIS.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS. The following are tho results of various tennis fixtures played on the city and suburban grounds on Saturday afternoon :— MEN'S COMPETITION. B Grade. Petone defeated Brougham Hill II by 8 sets to 7 (rubbers 3 all) and 73 games to Gl. Scores:—Parkinson v. Townsend, C—2, o—3; Duncan v. Barton, ll—l, fi—3; Austin v. Kean, 2—G, 4—6; 'Andrews v. Hurley, G—4. 4-G, G-0; Parkinson and Duncan v. Townsend and Garten, G—3, 2—6, 5 G; Austin and Andrews v. Kean and Hurley, G-3, 4-G, 4-<i. Trinity defeated Lower Hutt by 4 rubbers to 2, 10 sets to 6, 79 games to 54. Scores:—Crowes v. Kirk, G—l; G—l; Corroll v. Purdy, 1-6, 6-1, 6-1; Fathers v. Brown, 6—l, 4—G, 2—6; Swinburne v. Heketa, 6-2, 3-6, 6-0; Crowes and Father v. Kirk and Purdy, 6—2, 6—5; Correll and Swinburne v. Brown and Heketa, 6-1, 4-6, 5-6. C Grade. Victoria College defeated 'Oriental by j 4 rubbers to 2, 46 games to 34. Scores:— Kandrup v. Robinson, 5—9; Arcus v. Hutcbeson, 9-5; Scott v. AVard, 9-4; Toms v. Gyles, 9—4; Randrup and Toms v. Robinson and AVard, 5—9; Arcus and Scott v. Hutcheson and Gyles, 9-3. D Grade. Trinity defeated-Victoria College by 6 rubbers to one, 54 games to IG. Scores: —Wilson v. Eager, '9—5; East. v. Morice, 9--G; Amos v. .Lomas, 9—o; Mathoson v. Kempthorne. 9-2; East, and AVilson v. Eager and Morice, 9—3; Amos and Matheson v. Lomas and Kempthorne,' 9—o. LADIES' COMPETITION. Brougham Hill I defeated Trinity by 4 rubbers to 2. 37 games to 2G. Scores:— Miss Rothschild v. Miss Crcwes, G—7; Hayes v. Miss Jenkins, 7—5; Mrs. Sampson v.-Miss Reid, 5—7; Miss Williams v. Miss Gamble. 7-2; Misses Rothschild and Hayes v. Misses Crewes and Jenkins, 7—4; Airs. Sampson and Miss A\ : illiams v. Misses Reid and Gamble, 7—l. C Grade. . St. John's defeated Johnsonville. bv 4 rubbers to 2, 38 games to 26. Score's:— Miss. Horrell v. Miss AVilson, 7—2; Aliss Tavcndale v. Airs. Bowler, 5—7; Misx Pullman v. Miss Cooke, 7—3; Miss Hill v. Miss Blair, 7-5; Misses Horrell and Tavendale v. Aliss AVilson and Mrs. Bowler. .7—2: Missos Pullman and Hill v. Misses Cook and Blair, 5-7.