LAWN TENNIS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 29, 4 February 1907, Page 6

LAWN TENNIS.

»-■ Th© Wellington and Victoria College Clubs met in a shield match on Saturday, the former winning. Following aro the scores: — * Men's Singles — Fisher v. G. Prouse, 9—3; H. Brown v. Beere, 9—7; WilBon v. O. Prouse, &— 2; Green v. Do la Mare, 9—B. Ladies' Singles — Miss Williams v Miss Van Staveren, 7—2; Miss M. Ward v. Miss Cox. 7—3. Men's Doubles — Fisher and Wilson T. Prouse Brothers, B—4;8 — 4 ; Brown and Green v. Do la Mare and Bcero, 5—9;5 — 9; Fernia nnd McLean v.- Graham and Putnam. 9—5. Ladies' Doubles — Misses Williams and Jl. Ward v. Missts Van Staveren and Cox, 7—5;7 — 5; Mrs. Reeves and Miss Fairclough v. Misses Scott and MacKellar, 5—7. Combined Doubles — Fernie and Mrs. Reeves v. Graham and Miss Scott, 7—6;7 — 6; McL'ean and Miss Fairclough v. Putnam and Miss McKellar, 7—2. JUNIOR CUP. Wellington defeated Brougham HDI in the Junior Cup contest by 8 points to 5. Scores (Wellington being mentioned first) :— Cooke v. H. Howe. 9—4 ; Ward v. Marriner, 9—2; Wettenhall v. Herd, 7—9;7 — 9; J. McLean v. Hurley, 9—6; Howe nnd Salek v. Hbwo and Herd. 9—5;9 — 5; Wettenhall and McLean v, Marrinor amd Douglas, 9—2;9 — 2; Mrs. Wagg v. Miss Moivntt, 7—4;7 — 4; Miso Francis and Mice Archer, 3—7;3 — 7; Mrs. Wagg and Miss Francis y. Misses Mowott and Archer, I—7;1 — 7; Misses Morpeth and Cunningham v. Misses Dompsoy and Farmer, 2— -7; Lawson and Miss Cunningham v. Hurley and Miss Dempsoy, 3—7;3 — 7 ; Salek and Miss Morpeth v. Lawrence and Miss Farmer, 10--8. THIRD GRADE. Wellington defeated Brougham Hill A.

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