HANDICAPS AT MASTERTON.

Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 23, 27 January 1923, Page 11

HANDICAPS AT MASTERTON.

Play in handicap event in the Welling^ ton provincial tennis tournament is nearing the final 3tage. Yesterday's results are:—• " i men's sn^ssES. Third Romtd.—iFiance beat Smith', 70s'' 65. | Fourth Eoond.—JSchnoadson beat An* | drews, 60-63. Semi-Knals.—Eohnoaaaaon beat Herbert, 60-41; Prance beat Tomlinson, 60-? 50., MEN'S DOUBLES. : Fourth" Round.—Martin and Martin.'.,; beat France and Smyth, 70-56j Swanwcn'* and Marshall beat Smith, and Wellwood, 60-52. Semi-Knal.—Swainson and Marshall won from Melody and Andrews by de-i ■fault. LADIES' SINGLES. Third Bound.—Miss Lee beat Mrs.-Ky Groves, 40-36. Fourth Round.—Miss .N. Welch beat Mrs. Barkman, 40-27; Miss Tracy..won' from Miss Richardson by defaalt. LADIES* DOUBLES. Fourth Round.—Misses Wellwood and * Cato beat Mrs^, Knight and Miss Grant, 40-37. _ Semi-Final.—Misses Haggitt and , Henry beat Misses Norris and Howe, 40- ! 29. . ' ' ' COMBINED DOUBLES. Third Round.—Wellwood and ' Miss Wellwood beat Marshall and Miss Grant, 50-46; Pope and Miss Penlington beat Bartholomew and Mrs. Richardson, 30----46; Steel and Steel won from Cowper and Miss Cato, by default; Melody and Miss Lee won from Hooper and Miss Haggitt by default; Barkman and Mr»< Barkman beat Schofield and Miss P»agnell, 50-48. . ; . Fourth Round.—F. Martin and Miss Madeley beat Pope and Miss Penlington, 50-42. ;