LAWN TENNIS

Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 97, 19 January 1926, Page 8

LAWN TENNIS

WELLINGTON PROVINCIAL TOURNAMENT

THE DRAW The following is the draw for the various events in connection with tho Wellington provincial tournamet:— CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN’S SINGLES. Eyes: Smyth, E. B. W.; Burns. 11. N.; Thwaites, V, H.; Marshall. T.; Franco, A. L. Paul. F. II.; Robinson. W. K.; O’Brien, B. IL; Parker, J. B. First round: Clark, 0., v. Malfroy. J. 0. J,; Palethorpe, F. 0.. v. Foden, N. A.; Atmore. 0. F., v. Andrew. 0. T.; Entwistle v, Dawson, G. A.; Cornet. F., v. Gore, E. D.; Reid, J. A., v. Chandler, A. S.; Rhodes-Williams, T., v. Poole. 11.; Lampe L. M„ v. Williams, !’.• Ward, T. 0.. v. Wood, D.; Watt, 0. M., V. Eales, F.; O'Brien, L. F.. v. Mac Ewan, I.; Young. It- H. T-, v. Brand. L.; Allan, 8. J., v. Ferluns B. M.; Balls, A., v. Malfroy, O. E. Byes: Williams, T. S.; Peacock. J. 0.; Hollincs W. P.; Stainton, W. H.; CJastle, M, A. i Wilson, N. R. 0.; Scott, 0. E.; Penlington, G. I.; Donovan, R. H. The following players have been seed, ed:—E. B. W. Smyth. J. 11. Parker, R. E T. Young, J. C. Peacock. A. L. France. M. L. Lampe, Entwistle, N. R. 0. Wilson. LADIES’ SINGLES. Byes: East, Miss M. : Miss I. Thwaites; ■ Tucker, Miss N.; Preedy. Miss N.; Hol- : lings, Mrs. P.; Myers, Miss; Rule, Miss 0.; Burn. Mrs. G. N.; Wild, Miss 0.; Martin, Miss; Cameron, Miss F.; Shop* pard. Miss O. h.; Penlington, Mrs.; Cameron, Miss N. „ JFirst round: Whitwell, Miss R., plays Short, Miss; Duncan, Miss T., plays . King, Mrs.; Newman, Miss, plays Whyte, Miss N. Byes: Moore, Mrs. L.; Gardiner, Miss: North, Miss F.; Brady, Miss E.; Howell, Miss N.; Howe, Miss A.: Clark, Miss; Marshall, Mrs.; Eliott, Miss D.; Thompson, Miss G.; Campbell, Mrs.; Rhodes, Mrs. G.; Heald; Mrs.; Mounticr. Miss; Macassey, Miss M. MEN’S DOUBLES.

Byes: Salmond and Dr. Park; Castle, M„ and S. J. Allen; Ward, T 0., and Williams, 0. F. First round: Poole, R., and Andrew, C. T., play Penlington and Reid, J. A.; Young, R. T., and Wheeler play Wood, D., and Stainton, W. H.; Watt and Cornet play Dr Smythe and Lampe; Palethorpo and partner play Clark, 11. V., and Sykes, W. D.; Donovan, R. N., and Perkins play Burns, H. N„ and Paul, P. H.; Parker, J. B. and Malfroy, O. L., play Thwaites and Robinson; Rollings, W P., and, M. A. Foden play Scott and Gore, 0. M.; Malfroy, J. 0. J„ and MaoEwen play Chandler and Clark; Wilson land L. France play Dawson, G, A., and

partner. _ ~ Byes: Marshall, T., and Brown; Balls, 0., and Eales, I*.; Ralston, E. 8., and .Watts. 0. E.; Entwistle and Milburn. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Byes: Clark, Miss, and Howe. Miss A.; Thwaites. Miss, and Gardiner, Miss; oamoron, Miss, and Whyte. Miss. First round: Mrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Rainbow v. Cameron, Mrs., and partner; Kelly, Miss L. and Kennedy Miss M.. v. Burn, Mrs., and North, Miss P.; Mar-

tin, Miss, and Myers, Miss, v. Whitwell, Miss, and Marshall. Mrs.; Preedy. Miss, and Macassey, Miss M., v. BeU, Mrs., and Castle Miss M.: Tucker, Miss N., and - Rule, Miss 0., v. Hyams, Mrs., and Gray, Mrs.; I'erflington, Mrs., and Goldie Mrs., v. Mountier. Miss, and East. Miss M.; Howe. Miss D., and Brown, Mrs., v. Short, Miss, and Robinson. Mrs.; Campbell, Mrs., ' and Heald, Mrs., v. Miss Travers and 0. E. Malfroy; Preedy. Miss M., and Mantell, Miss V.. v. Hollings, Mrs., and

Brady, Miss. Byes: Mrs. Schneider and partner;. Mrs. . Lance Moore and Miss T. Duncan; Miss M. 'Robertson and Miss _G. Thompson; Mrs. King end Mrs. Austin. MIXED DOUBLES. Byes: Burns and Mins Preedy; Williams, T. S., and Mrs. Penlington: Miss O. Bule and partner; Lawson and Miss Shearer: Mrs. Heald and partner; Lochore -- ' and Miss Bowden; Swinburne and Mrs. • : - Burn; Smythe and Miss D. Howe : Miss ■ K. Whitwell and partner; Malfroy, C. E.,

and Miss Travers. First round: Lampe, M. L., and Mise Myers v. Thwaites and Miss Gardner; Mitchell. M.. and Miss N. Howell v. O. Balls and Miss Tucker; Scott, O. W., and Miss M. Macaasey v. Wilson and Mrs. Goldie; Andrew. 0. T„ and Miss V. Short* v. Allen, S. J., and Miss N. Bell; Gore, lE., and Miss S. Preedy v. Robinson. W. 8., and Miss Thwaites; Stainton and Miss P. Cameron v. Poole, 8.. and Mrs. J. Robinson: Clark, 0., and Miss M. East play Paul arid Miss M. Cameron; Donovan. 8.. and Miss P. North v. Miss Newman and partner: Ward and Miss Clark v. Mrs. Lance Moore and partner; O. F. Williams and Mrs. Austin v. Brand

■ and Miss E. Brady; Marshall. T„ and Mrs. Marshall v. Young and Mrs. M. .Whyte. Byes: Brown, W.. and Miss Whisker; France. L.. and Miss A. Howe; Eales, F.; and Miss G. Thompson: Mrs. Campbell /'and partner; Wilson. W. A., and Miss • Mountier; Mrs. Schneider and partner; Hollings, W. P., and Mrs. Rollings; Miss T. Duncan and partner; Castle, M., and . . Miss M. Castle; Williams, P. and Miss E. Kennedy; Cornet. F., and Mrs. King. BOYS’ SINGLES. Byes: E. Pringle. First round: G. P. Cachemaile ▼. D. Craedon; R. Howe v. East R. F.; Searle, L., v. Cope, P.: Doussell, E. A., v. Macarthur. 0.; Hills, L. J., v. Mitehell, M.; Malfroy. C. E., v. Buckmaster, S. F, Bye:" Stephens.’ K. O. GIRLS’ SINGLES. Byes: Wheeler, Miss J. G.; Howe, Miss D. First round: Bell, Miss N.. v. Wheeler, . Atiss N. G.; Walsh. Miss M„ v. Quirk, Miss D.; Macassey, Miss 0.. v. Ross. Miss E, unknown v. Castle, Miss Z. Byes: Preedy. Miss 8.; Howell, Miss N. HANDICAP DRAW Tho draw for the handicap events will bo made to-night. Players who for some valid reason are unable to play on Thursday the first day. must notify the recretury of that fact, or they will be scratched for the t • events they are called on to play. EXHIBITION TOURNAMENT MISS MUIRSON WINS LADIES’ SINGLES By Telegraph—Press AssociationDunedin, January 18. The Otago Lawn Tenuis Association was again favoured with fine weather for the third day of its exhibition championship tournament at the An- ■ derson’s Bay courts to-day. Although a cold wind made conditions tricky at times for the players, good progress was made until a sharp thunder storm shortly before six o’clock cut short play for the day. Two .of the eleven events were concluded altogether, and the others, with the exception of the mixed doubles handicap, were advanced to the final or semi-final stage. Many spectacular and attractive games were enjoyed by the spectators. The results were as follow: — . MEN’S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Semi-final.—Glanville beat Bray, 6—4, 7—5; Page beat Guy, 6—2, 6—l. MEN’S DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Third Round.—Goss and Glanville beat Tait and Patterson, 7—5, 6—2; Page and Moody beat Tillman and Goss, 6—3, 6—l. Semi-final.—Page and Moody beat Tregear and .Guy, 6—-3, 6—4<

MEN'S SINGLES HANDICAP, Second Round.—Robertson beat Jenkins by default; Black bent W. J. Leask, 9—l. lliird Round.-—Robertson beat Merger, 9—S; Black beat Dawson, 9—2; J. E. Leask beat R. Bell, 9—l. Semi-final.—Robertson beat Jensen, 9—4; Black beat Leask, 9—5.

MEN’S DOUBLES HANDICAP.

Second Round.—Jackson and Eniton beat Gooch and Partridge, 9—B; Thompson and McLachlan (owe 15 3-64) beat Tait and Patterson (owe 30 4-6), 9—3; Brown and Clark (owe 30 3-6) beat Boyes and Murray (owe 5-6), 9—2; Edwards and McGuigan (owe 2-6) beat Page and Moody (owe 30 4-6) by default. Third Round.—Smith and Black beat Bell and Jensen, 9—6; Pearce and Hammond beat Brown and Clark, 9—7. LADIES’ SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Semi-final.—Miss Muirson beat Miss Rein, 6—o, 6—o.

Final.—Miss Muirson (Christchurch) beat Mrs. W. A. Scott (Timaru), 6 —4, 4—6, 6-4. LADIES’ DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Third Round.—Misses Pattison and Cook beat Misses Ranishv and Todd, 6—l, 6—l. Semi-final.—Misses Spiers and Ferrier beat Mrs. Scott and Miss Gibson, 3—6, 6—l, 6—l. LADIES’ SINGLES HANDICAP. First Round.—Miss Ruben (owe 4-6) beat Miss F. White (owe 30 3-6), by default. Second Round.—Miss A. Sherriff (scr.) beat Airs. Bell, 9—2; Miss Fleming

beat Miss Cook (owe 15 5-6), 9—6; Miss Ruben beat Miss Muirson by default; Mrs. Irvine beat Mrs. Hewitt, 9—2;

Airs. Mills beat Aliss Rein, 9—B; Miss Todd beat Aliss I. Turner, 9—B. Third Round.—Aliss Sherriff beat Miss Fleming, 9—6; Aliss Ruben beat Mrs. Irvine, 9—B; Airs. Alills beat Aliss Atkinson, 9—5; Aliss Todd beat Aliss Doodeward 9—3. LADIES’ SINGLES HANDICAP. Semi-finals.—Aliss Sherriff beat Aliss Ruben, 9—6; Aliss Todd beat Airs. Mills, 9—B.

LADIES’ DOUBLES HANDICAP. Second Round.—Mrs. Sharpe and Altiirson beat Aliss Todd and I. Ramsay, 9-4. Semi-final.—Aliss Pattison and Cook beat Airs, and Aliss Goss, 9—5. MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. First Round.—Pearse and Mrs. Scott beat Clark and Aliss Clark, 6 —2, 6 —2; Fulton end Miss Alanchesier beat Tillman and Airs. Hewitt, 6—l, 6—3. Second Round.—Patterson and Aliss Muirson beat Bridgman,and Miss White, 6 — 3, 3—6, 6—3; Jackson and Aliss King beat Thompson and Mrs. Secular, I—6, 7— 5, 6—l; Fulton and Miss Manches-

ter beat Pearse and Mrs. Scott, B—6, 6—2; Tregear and Airs. Tregear beat Jensen and Aliss Turner; Dawson and Miss Ferrier beat Glanville and Airs. Gale, 6—2, 6—l. MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Third Round. —Fulton and Aliss Alanchester beat Tregear and Airs. Tregear, 6—o, 6—3; Page and Aliss Pattison beat Dawson and Aliss Ferrier, 6—l, B—6. MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP. First Round.—ATanchester and Aliss

Fleming (owe 3-6) beat Jense'n and Aliss Turner (owe 15 2-6), 9—6; Jackson and Aliss King (owe. 15) beat W. Goss, Jnr. and Airs. Goss, Jnr. (owe 4-6) —; J. Clark and Aliss Clark (owe 15 4-6) beat R Bell and Aliss Bell (owe 3-6), 9—6; Clachlan and Aliss Ramsay (owe 2-6) beat Bridgman and Aliss White (owe 15 2-6), 9—5; Page and Aliss Pattison (owe 40) beat Scoble and Aliss Carty (rec. 4-6), 9—4; Fulton and Aliss Alanchester (owe 30) beat S. N. Brown and Aliss Aluirson (owe 30), 9—2; J. Leask and Airs. Irvine (ow-e 15) beat Pearse and Airs. Scott (owe 40) by default.

Second Round.—Thompson and Mrs. Secular (owe 15) beat Mr. and Mrs. Mercer (owe 4-6), 9—3; Jackson and Miss King beat W. Goss and Mrs. Goss, 9—5; McLachlan and Miss Ramsay beat Clark and Miss Clark, 9—2; Boyes and Miss Tulloch beat J. Leask and Mrs. Irvine, 9—-7; Hammond and Miss Todd (owe 5-6) beat Dr. Moody and Miss McAdam (owe 30), B—7; Dawson and Miss Ferrier (owe 15 2-6) beat Manchester and Miss Sharp (owe 15 4-6), 9—5. Third Round.—Thompson and Mrs. Scoular beat Johnson and Miss Ruben, 9—3. GIRLS’ SINGLES. Final.—Miss Gibson beat Miss N. Fleming, 7—5, 6—l. INTERNATIONAL TOURNEY AT CANNES (Rec. January 18, 8.35 p.m.) London, January 17. In the international finals at Cannes in the men’s singles Cochet beat Mayes. 3—6, 6—3, 6—3, 3—6, 6—4. In the ladies’ doubles ACcllle. Lenglen and Mrs. Satterthwaite beat Mrs. Coleman and Miss I’erchell, 6—l, 6—l.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. Spaldings’ Tennis Balls are the only plugless, stitchless Tennis Balls made —only one quality, for championship or ordinary play. Demand Spaldings’. —Advt.