SCHOOL LAWN TENNIS.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIV, Issue 138, 7 December 1907, Page 3

SCHOOL LAWN TENNIS.

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. The following are the results of the public schools lawn tennis championships, the winners names being placed first. SENIOR. Boys' Singles. — Fiiet round — Hayward* r. Hyams, 30—28. Second round —Martin v. M'Coll, 50—14 ; Hay ward v. Mowa.it, 30—19; Taylor v. Cower, 30— 24; Rout v. Levin, 30—21. Third round — Martin v. Hayward,. 30 — 28; 'Taylor, v. Rout, 30—26.'- Final—Martin (Technical) plays Taylor (Newtown). Girls' Singles. — First round — M. O'Neil r. V. Pegu 30—19 ; . 8. Jenkins v. K. Stevens, 30—27 ; J. Miller v." I. dark, 30—21. Second round — F. Stevens v. V. Cowan, 30—25 ; M. O'Neil v. S. .Jenkins, 30—12 ; J. Miller v. C. Stevens, 30—24 ; V. Curtis v. M. Hi.l, 30—22. Semifinal—J. Miller v. V. Curtis, 30—15; F. Stevens plays M. O'Ncil. Boys' Double's.— First round — Hayward and Taylor v. Rout and M'Coll, 31—29. Second round — Hayward and Taylor v. Hyams and Butler, 30—27; Martin and Mowatt v. Haigh and Fogg, 30—16. Final— Hayward and Taylor (Xewtown) play Martin and Mowatt (Technical). Girls' Doubles. — First round — V. Pegu and J. Miller v. A. Earp and M. Levy, 30—18 ; M. Hill and M. O'Neil v. S. Jenkins and I. Clark 30—17 ; T. and C. Stevens v. K. Mooro and E. Stevens, 30'— 17. Second round— M. Hill and M. O'Neil v. Pegg and J. Miller, 30—26 ; T. and C. Stephens v. V. Cowan and V. Curtis, 30—16. Final— M. Hill and M. O'Neil (Terrace) play T. and C Stevens (Hutt). Combined.— First round— Taylor and I.' Clarlc, v. Levin and K. Moore, 30—14. Second round— Rout and M. Hill v. Butler and J. Johnston, 30—14 ; Martin and V. Pegg v. Taylor and 1. Clark, 30~ 27; Hayward and'S. Jenkins v. Hyams and Ji. "Stevens, 30—26; Mowatt and J. Miller v. M'Coll and M. O'Neill, 30—22. Semi-final— M-. and V. Pegg v. Rout and M- Hill, 30—24 ; Hayward and S. Jenkins play Mowatt, and J. Miller. Girls' Singles.— First Round— Walls v. V. Arthur, 30—29; D. Lyons v. E. Lanksbear, 30—23; Baskivillo v. D. Gardner, 30—24; A. Bos v. I. Lush, 30—26; Hosie v. L. Slynn, 30—24; C M'Cabe V. W. Baker, 30—14 ; W. Fenton v. R. Wilkinson, default ; C. M'Coll v. A. Firtli, 30—17; V. M'Farlane v. K. Hall-Kenny/ 30—25 ; K. Cameron v. D. Christie, 30—29; G. Stran v. N. Cozenfc, 30 — 25. Second Round— L. M'Cabe v. D. Trevcthick, 30—21; P. Walls v. D. Lyons, 30 — 21 ; A. Bos v. C. Baskivillc, 30—25; C. M'Coll v. W. Fcnton, 30—18; V. M'Farlano v. K. Cameron, 30—28; G. Strand v. Lily Dredge, 30—14; K. Rout v. Gertie M'Kain, 30—15. Third round— G. Strand (Hutt) v. K. Rout (Terrace), 30 —28. Boys' Singles. — First round — H. Worboys v. H. Bothamly, 30—15; A. M'Lennan v. W. Turnbull, 30—14; L. Scott v. W. Holmes, 30—17; G. OakIcy v. H. Myers, 30—27. Semi-final— H. M'Lpnnan (Kilbirnic) v. A. M'Lenunn (Kilbirnic), 30—15; L. Scoit (Terrace) v. v G. Oakley (Kilbirnie), 30—20. Final— L. Scott (Terrace) v. H. Worboys (Kilbirnio). . JUNIOR. ConVbincd. — First Round — W. Baker and C. M 'Cardie v. W. Fcnton and R. La wry, 30 — 29; N. Lankshoar and H. Gilbert v. Baskeville and W. Holmes, 30—17; C. M'Coll and L. Scott v. I. Sievwright, and H. Myers, 30—17; I. Lush and W. TurnbuJl v. D. Grevillo and G. Oakley, 30—17. Doubles (Boys). —First, Round— B. Ronaldson and H. Gilbert v.'- C. Radchffo and K. Jones, 30—14; W. " Holmes and R. Lawry v. H. Myers and G. Oakley, 30—29 ; H. Worboys and A. M'Lennan v. L. Scott and H Bothamlcy, 30 — 20. Second Round— B. Ronaldson and H. Oilberl v. W. Holmes and R. Lawrv, 30—35. Dpubles (Girls).— First round— X. Rout and G. M'Col) v. G. Hosis and L. Slynn, 30 — ]3; B. Barnard and A. Box v. B. Downes and M. Stevens, 30—9 ; M. Burch and W. Baker v. E. Gnnter and I). Gardiner, 30-17; V. Arthur and D. Wilson v. M. Cousins and K. Cameron, 30—27. Second round— L. Lankshear and L. M'Cabe v. G. Strand and A. Firth, 30—26; L. Simmons and N. Gallichan v. N. Morpeth and E. Downos, 30—11; C. M'Cabo and P.v>alls v. D. Trcvethick and G. M'Kain, 30 — 16; Rout and C. M'Coll v. B. Barnard and A. Box, 30—26; V. Arthur and D. Wilson v. M. Burch and W. Baker, 30—12; K. Baskeville and W. Fenton v. D. Christie and M. Morrish, 30—22; L. Watson and L. Dredge v. V. M'Farlano and K. Hall-Kenny, 30—29; M. Aickon and A. Levy v. I. Lush and D. Urcville, 30—25. Third round— L. Lankshear {Te Aro) and L M'Cabe (Te Aro) v. L. Simmons (Clyde Quay) and M. Gullirhan (Clyde Quay), 30—26; V. \rthur (Ciyde Quay) and D. Wilson (Clyde Quay) v. K. Baskoville (Terrace) and W. Fenton (Terrace). 30—22; L. Watson and L. Dredge v. M. Aicken and A. Levy, 30—20. WELLINGTON , ASSOCIATION. The Shield Committee of the Well ington Provincial Lawn Tennis Association mot last evening. Mr. R. S. J. Been' pieoiclcd, nnrl there wcro in attendance Messis B. Green, (J. A. Lawrence, D. M. Bfere, and T. H. Jones. At I out ion A\ns drawn by the'Wellingt in Llnh to the but that two mntched | v -)c sot down on their courts for J sth 1 .Mo imiy; they asknd to bo relieved of I one It was decided to i-coommand

transferring the cup fixtures Wellington -Petnno to Pctono if the former club could not accept the present position. Permission was granted to Messis. Fisher, Peacock, Swnnston, and Laishley to play their sets in tho WellingtonJJrougham Shield fixture at tho Thorndon Club's courts this afternoon instead of Day's Bay.

On Wednesday last the military examinations were begun of the officers of the Wellington Garrison who have lately been promoted to higher rank. The list is ;is follows : — Lieut-Colonel Dulhic. officer commanding Xo. 1 Battalion iliilo Volunteers; Captain Petherick, D. Battery ; Captain lisson, City Rifles ; Lieut. Logan, Keretaunga M.R. ; Lieuts. Willis and Merrilees, Johnsonville Rifles ; Lieut. Fitzgerald. Wellington Eugineeisj Lieut Marshall, Civil Service Rifled Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds never fails. Is 6d. —Advt. Tor Bronchial Coughs take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d. — Advt.