TENNIS TITLES

Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 94, 15 January 1935, Page 4

TENNIS TITLES

Dominion Championships THE DRAW ANNOUNCED The draw tor the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association’s championship tournament, to be held at Auckland, commencing on January 23, was made last night at the office of the secretary, Mr. H. N. Bums. The number of entries - was very satisfactory, the figures for each event being- as follows, those in parentheses representing last year’s totals. Men’s singles, 56 (39) ; women’s singles, 29 (39); men’s doubles, 30 (19) ; women’s doubles, 14 (20) ; mixed doubles, 32 (25). F. J. Perry, the Wimbledon champion, will be a competitor, also Messrs. Ewin, Huxley and Kay, and Miss Whittaker, from Australia. The players who are seeded are marked with an asterisk.. Men’s Singles. Byes at the top: “F. J. Perry v. J. Roach; J. S. Wilson v. winner ol I. A. Seay v. C. Partridge. First round: 1. A. Seay v. C. Par.ridge; “®. L. Bartleet v. T. Wylde; g. J. Robinson v. H. J. Pollock; J. L. Anderson v. W. E. Butler; G. A. Pearce v. D B. Livingstone; “Ewin v. R. Best; E A. Pearce v. J. W. Gunn ; E. A. Roussell v J. W. Neale: M. T. Wilson v. M. R. Andrews; *T. Rhodes-Williams v. R. McL. Ferkins; V. R. Johns v. N. Bedford ; D. I. Robertson v. E. H. Ortbeh: A. R. Cant v. S. Lamb; “Huxley v. L. G. Knott; R. R. Lees v. E. Dickie; A. K Turner v A. W. Allen; D. C. Coombe v. A. D. Brown; *N. G. Sturt v. A J. Dickie: V. G. Mabin v. R. E. Taylor; B. G. Thomson v. F. W. Jenkinson; G. Martin v. A. J. Brown; “Kay v. W. G. Robertson ; A. Porter v. R. A . Hooper; P. E. Potter v. C. B. Chalmers; V>. Roberts v. J. Stevens. Bves at the bottom: *D. G. France v. H. Bowen; J. T. Maxson v. G. Knight. Men’s Doubles. Bve at the top: “Perry and France v. winner of H. and C. Bowen v. Seay and Brinsden. First round : 11. and C. Bowen v. beay and Brinsden; Wylds and McCarthy v. Neale and Brown; Andrews and Johnson v. Livingstone and Jenkinson ; “Bartleet and Huxley v. Turner and Johns; Roach and Seymour v. Rhodes-Williams and Cant; Brown and Thomson v. A. J. and E. Dickie; Potter and McKeown v. Gunn and Stevens; “Kay and Ewin v. Lees and Porter; Martin and Robinson v. Robertson and Robertson; Brown and Griffiths v. G. A. Pearce and Pollock: Coombe and E. A. Pearce v. Mabin and Best; “Knott and Sturt v. Wilson and Wilson; Roberts and Buskill v. Wilson and Lees; Ferkins and Roussell v. Allen and Derrecourt. Bye at the bottom: Partridge and Lamb v. winner of Ferkins and Roussell v. Allen and Derrecourt. Ladies’ Singles. Bye at the top: “Mis® 1). Nicholls v. winner of Miss B. Griffiths and Mrs. R. P. Adams. First round: Miss B Griffiths v. Mrs R. P. Adams; “Miss E. Rudkin v. Miss I). Newton; Mrs. C. Smith v. Miss B. J. Bishop; “Miss Wake v. Miss I. Poole; Miss I. McCready v Miss M.. Purcell; “Miss N. Beverley v. Mrs. C. Anderson ; Miss B. Gould v. Miss A. Burges Watson ; “Miss S. Whittaker v. Miss B. Knight; Miss A. Graham v. Miss E. M. Ross; “Miss T. Poole v. Miss J. E. Ramsay ; Mrs. W. J. Melody v. Miss B. Noseiter; “Miss 'Marjorie Macfarlane v. Miss M. Horton; Miss V. Eccles v. Miss Marion Macfarlane. Byes at bottom: “Miss M. Sherris v. Miss R. Taylor. Women’s Doubles. Bye'at the top: “Misses Marjorie and Marion Macfarlane v. winner of Miss B. Knight and Mrs. R. P. Adams v. Miss Newton and Mrs. Herrick. First round: Miss B. Knight and Mrs. R. P. Adams v. Miss D. Newton and Mrs. Herrick; “Mrs. Melody and Miss 'Whittaker v. Mrs. Wilson and Miss McCready ; Mrs. Smith and Miss Purcell v. “Misses Gould and Rudkin; “Misses Sherris and Wake v. Misses B. Griffiths and Burges-Watson; Mrs. Anderson and Miss M. Wade v. Misses R. Taylor and J. Ramsay; “Misses T. and I. Poole' v. Misses Graham and Dickie. Bye at the bottom: “Misses D. Nicholls and N. Beverley v. winner of Misses T. and I. Poole v. Misses Graham and Dickie. Mixed Dotiibles. First round: *T. and Miss D. Nicholls v. Neale and Miss Bishop; Roussell and Miss I. Poole v. Jenkinson . and Miss Wade; “Sturt and Miss Marjorie Macfarlane v. Roach and 'Miss Dale; Turner and Miss Mueller v. Dickie and Miss Graham; “Ewin and Miss N. Beverley v. Best, and Miss Nossiter; D. Brown and Miss Griffiths v. 'Cant and Miss Sherris'; *W. G. Robertson and Miss L Poole v. Lamb and Mrs.Wren ; E. A. Pearce and Miss McCready v. Wylde and Miss Dickie; “Perry and 'Miss 'Whittaker v. Pollock and Miss Ramsay; Lees and Mrs. Melody v. Partridge and Miss Marion Macfarlane ; *D. Coombe and Miss B. Gould v. G. A. 'Pearce and Mrs. Smith; Johns and Miss Eccles v. Dickie and Miss Purcell: “Kay and Miss Wake v. Ferkins and Mrs. R. P. Adams; Allen and Miss Cooke v. Knott and Miss Knight; *D. G. France and Mrs. D. G. France v. D. K. Robertson and Mrs. Anderson; A. C. Johns and Miss Griffiths v. Porter and Miss Newton. Men’s Intermediate Singles. Bye at the top: 0. Satehell. First round: A. W. Allen v. J. Matthews ; D. B. Livingstone v. N. Bedford; K. 11. Macdonald v. F. 11. Renouf; D. Cumming v. E. Dickie: J. W. Gunn IV. Webb; W. A. Crystal] v. B. O’Connor; W. Adanrn v. F. W. Jenkinson; J. T. Mayson v. E. B. Chalmers; J. Lang v. J. Vickerman; W. Derrecourt v. W. Hooper; D. Wilson v. R. C. Stiehbury; M. F. Lees v. L. D. May; A. D. Brown v. A. R. Stubbing; S. Hooper v. M. Gupn. Byd at the bottom: J. Stevens. Women’s Intermediate Singles. Bye at the. top: Miso J. Burns, Firot round: Miss E. M A. Ross v. Mie® E. Stewart; Miss A. Burges-Wat-son v. Miss S. Dale; Miss M. Beverley v. Miss B. L. Bishop; Miss P. Cooke v. Miss M. Dickie; Miss L. E.. Adams v. Miss R. Furrie. f ” Byes'at the bottom • Miss B. Griffiths v. Miss A. Graham. WAIPUKURAU TOURNEY Second Day’s Play Dominion Special Service. Waipnkurau, January 14. The second day’s play in the 13th annual tennis tournament at Waipukurau took place under beautiful conditions, the weather being calm, though hot. Results are:— Championship Events MEN’S SINGLES. First round: Cooinbe boat MacLeau, 6-0, 6-1; Marchant beat Wylds, 6-1. 6-4. Second round: Pearce beat Harding, 6-0,

6-1; Dyer teat Sband. 6-1, 6-4; Dickie beat 'J’onkH, 6-0. 6-2; Barkman beat Hill, 6-0, 6-1; Latham beat Johnston, 6-1, 6-2; D. Ormond won by default; U. D. Ormond beat Dunford, 5-6, 6-4, 6-4; Coombe beat Wilson 6-0, 6-1; Ritchie beat Moorhead, 6-2 6-1'; Dickie beat Kiugan, 6-2, 6-2; Rnsseli won by default; Dyer beat Tathani, 6-1. 6-0; Udy beat Fernandez. 6-1, 6-1; Marchant beat Lowry, 4-6, 6-u, 7-5; Sharpe bent Swinburne, 5-6, 6-1, 7-u. Third round: J. Ormond beat D. Ormond, 6-4, 6-0; Coombe beat Ritchie, 6-2, 6-4;’ Pearce beat Dyer, 6-3, 6-1; Barkman beat Latham, 0-5. 6-2. MEN’S DOUBLES. First round: Klngan and Fltzmanrice beat Morrah and Rathbone, 6-3, 6-4; MaeGregor and Shand beat Wilder and Neilsen 6-2, 6-0; Dickie and Dickie beat Wilson and Ritchie, 7-5, 5-6, 6-2; Dunford and Tatham beat Atkins and Griffin, 6-2, 6-5; Lowry and Hobin beat Ormond and Ormond, 7-5, 6-2. Second round: Barkman and Latham beat Swainsbury and Hewitt, 6-1, 6-0.; Roussell and Dyer beat Ritchie and Ormond, 6-3, 6-3. COMBINED DOUBLES. First round: Riddell and Miss Moorhead beat Wilsou and Miss Jefterd, 6-5. 6-4; J. Ormond and Miss Gould beat Hewitt and Miss Schroder, 6-3, 6-2; Neilsen and Miss Jefferd beat Hill and Miss Hunter, 6-0, 6-2. Second round: Ritehie and Miss Glenny beat D. Ormond and Miss Williams; Lowry and Miss Haggitt won by default; Shand and Miss Shand beat Riddell aud Miss Moorhead, 6:3, 6-3; Roussell and Mrs. Adams beat Griffin and Mrs. Handley. 6-5, •’-o 6-0; Ormond and Miss Gould beat Neilsen and Miss Jefferd, 6-0, 6-1; Dunford and Mrs. Toop beat Fernandez and Miss K. Ormond,-6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Third round: Sharpe and Mrs. Cotterill beat MacGregor and Miss E. Hobson, 6-2, 6-3. WOMEN’S SINGLES. First round: Miss Shand won by default: Miss Jeffiord beat Miss Ormond, 6-2, 6-1; Miss Gould beat Miss Betts, 6-0. 6-1; Miss Howe beat Miss White, 6-0, 6-0; Miss Taylor won by default; Mrs. Adams beat Miss Hunter, 6-0, 0-3; Miss Haggitt beat Miss E. Hobson, 6-1, 6-2; Mrs. Cotterill beat Mrs Toop, 6-2, 6-2; Miss Macassey beat Miss N. Lindsay, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1; Mis sPlummer beat Miss Moorhead, 6-2, 0-2; Mrs. Latta beat Miss A. Wilder, 6-2, 6-5. Second round: Miss Howe beat Miss Taylor, 6-3, 6-0; Miss Glenny beat Miss K. Ormond, 6-1, 6-1; Miss Plummer beat Miss J. Ormond, 6-1, 6-3; Mrs. Cotterill beat Miss Haggitt, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3; Miss Gould beat Miss Jefferd, 6-4, 6-2. Third round: Mis sHowe beat Miss Glenny, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1. WOMEN'S DOUBLES. Third round; Misses Plummer . and Gleuny beat Misses Jefferd and Wilder, 6-0, 0-2; Misses Gould and J. Ormond beat Misses Harding and Bi'bby, 6-3, 6-2; Mesdanies Barkman and Latta beat Misses Palmer and Reeves, 6-0, 6-1; Mrs. Adams and Miss Whisker beat Mrs. Hease and Miss Lindsay, 0-3, 6-2; Mrs. Cotterill and Miss Howe beat Mrs. Toop and Miss Taylor, 6-3, 6-0; Miss Shand and Mrs. Handley beat Misses Moorhead and Schroder, 6-2, 0-1: Misses Macassey and Haggitt beat Misses Blundell and Jefferd, 0-0, 6-1. Handicap Events BOY'S’ SINGLES. First round: M. Ormond (scr.) won by default; J. Wilder (3/6) won by default; M. Hobson (2/6) beat A. Dunbar (owe 4); Palmer (owe 15) beat Harker (.4/6), 9-4. Second round: Ormond beat Neilsen, 9-0; Palmer beat Hobson, 0-6. GIRLS’ SINGLES. First round: Miss Reeves boat Miss Hunter, 9-7. MEN’S SINGLES. First round: J- Riddell (1/6) beat Moorhead (scr.). 9-5; Tonks (scr.) beat Neilsen (15 2/6). 9-3. Second round: Riddell beat Rathbone, 9-4; W. Ormohd won by default; M. Ormond won by default; Ritchie won by default; Swinburne beat Giblin, 9-5; Sharpe beat Mac Lean, 9-8; Atkins beat Palmer, 9-7. Third round: Riddell beat M. Ormond, 9-3. MEN’S DOUBLES. First round: Moorhead and Riddell (scr.) beat Mac Lean and J. Ormond (15 4/6), 9-4; Barkmau and Latham won bv default. ‘Second round: Todd and Peacock won by default; Jiill brothers beat Ritchie and Ormond, 9-4. WOMEN’S SINGLES. First round: Miss Taylor (scr.) beat Mrs. Morrah, 9-4: Miss J. Hobson (3/6) won by default; Mrs. Wilsou won by default. . Second round: Miss Mackenzie (la) beat Miss' Wilder (30), 9-4; Miss A. Wilder (15 1/6) beat Miss D. Ormond (15 3/6) I Miss K. Ormond beat Miss J- Hunter, 9-6. WOMEN'S DOUBLES. First round; Miss Shand and Mrs. Handley (owe 15) beat Misses Monckton and McKenzie (15 2/6); Misses A. and K. Ormond (3/6) beat Mesdames Wilson and Dunbar, 9-6; Mrs. Hoase and Miss Lindsay (owe 15) beat. Misses Ormond and Sherston ((30), 9-1; Mrs. Toop and Miss Whisker beat Misses Blundell and Jefferd, 9-2. COMBINU9D DOUBLES. First round: MacGregor and Miss E. Hobson (3/0) beat Giblin and Miss Wilson (15 4/6), D-l; AVHson a-nd Miss Jefferd (owe 3/6) beat Cook and Mrs. Dunbar (3/6), 9-6; Dunford and Miss Toop (scr.) beat Atkins and Miss McKenzie (4/6). 9-5; Mac Lean and Miss White (4/6) beat Harding and Miss Turnbull (15 5/6), 9-6: Griffin and Miss Handlev (scr.) beat Harker and Miss Harker (30), 9-4; Neilsen and Miss Jefferd (15 3/0) beat Wilder and Miss Wilder (5/6). Second round: Shand and Miss Shand (owe 4/6) beat Hill and Miss D. Hunter (15), 9-2; Hill and Miss J. Hunter (I’s 3/6) beat SwainSbiiry and Mrs. Wilson, 9-5; Ormond and Miss Williams (I‘s 1/6) beat Hewitt and Miss Sliroder (3/6), 9-5; Johnson and Miss Glenny (owe 4/6) beat Latham and Miss Lindsay (owe 3/6). 9-7; Ormond and Miss I. Ormond (15 5/6) won by default. RESULT OF FINALS Dannevirke Championships The championship finals of the Dannevirke lawn tennis tournament resulted as follow: — Men’s singles: D. Coombe beat R. Howe, 6-3, 6-1. Women’s singles: Miws B. Gould beat Miss M. Howe, 6-4, 6-2, Men’s doubles: J. Charters and Hobiti beat. Coombe and E. I’earce, 7-5, 3-6, 7-5. Mixed doubles: R. Howe and Miss M. Howe bent Coombe and Mrs. R. P. Ada ins. 4-6, 6-3, 6-1.