PLAY AT MIRAMAR
PROVINCIAL TOURNEY
Further progress was made-yesterday afternoon with the games in the four days' tournament being played at Miramar. Most of the matches played were ladies' events. The following 'are additional results of yesterday's matches:— CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS. ( Men's Singles. Second Round.—M. Lampe beat A. S Chandler 6-3, 6-2; M. 0. Gardner beat Men's Doubles. First Round.—A. S. Chandler and . F Cornet beat B. M. Gibson and W. JDorl Ladies' Singles. Second Round.—Miss A. Howe beat SS M-,, B-Castle, 6-2, 6-3; Miss East beat Miss Bell 6-1 6-1; Miss TOyte beat Miss ™Steli ,?' 5V 4"6 ' 6-3 = Miss Tracy beat Mrs. Bell, 6-0, 6-1; Miss E. Brady beat mS lha^. 6T o ucL 6;V 6 Mr 6 .?- Preedy beat S.TPre d edy, OU6t-"6"o! SS H°TC beat MisS Ladies' Doubles. First Round.—Mrs. Penlington and Mrs. Marshall beat Miss M. Preedy and Miss M. Whyte 6-3, S-6, 6-4; Miss E. W Tncker and Mrs. D. Elias beat Miss N Bell and Miss F Donnelly, 6-4, 6-3; Miss E. Travers and Miss G Foster'beat Miss J. Bennett and Miss H. I. Dorman, 6-1 o-l.' J Second Round.—Mrs. Penlington and Mrs. Marshall beat Miss Brady and Mrs^ Davidson, 6-2, 6-4; Misses A. and D. Howe beat Miss Tucker and Mrs. Elias, 6-0, 6-1-Miss M. East and Miss M. Tracy beat fo™ S< Preedy and Miss T- Duncan, 64, Mixed Doubles. First Round.—L. France and Miss M Tracy beat CS Plank and Miss N. lua, M. Madeley beat Lainpe and Miss M. A iLasc, o-o, 7-5, 6-4.
Boys' Singles. Krst round.—R. jr.. East beat T P M'Grath, 6-5 6-1 In the second round M. Ferkms beat D. Young, 5-6, 6-2, 6 4 and East beat J. D. M'Grath, 6-3, 6-0. Boys' Doubles. First round.—J. D. and T P M'fJr-ifli a bye- R. p. East and I beaTv' Sheridan and D. Young, .6-5, 6-1. In the rp fitl^t 2 Hr beatJ-D-and Girls' Singles. round.-Miss D. Quirk beat Miss Girls' Doubles. A First round.—Miss M. Howe and Miss HANDICAP EVENTS. . ' Men's Singles, l Sfw d n, rc>S- nd ;TC- G. Swinburne (IS) I2o' beat BM. Gibson (20), 60-41; N. A Foden (10) beat R. P. Adams (2i), 60-56?" Ladies' Singles. 1 F^r- TOU£ d-^~- Miss M- B- Castle (20) beat Miss, V. Richardson (14), 5040- Miss J-B^nett (15) ,beat Miss S. Best. (20),50* 40) Miss M. Preedy (15) beat Mrs. M. nlT'w- $ h /°'3l; m" F- Donnelly 50-3^ M- MacasseV (.8), Ladies' Singles. Second round.—Miss E. Brady (ser) beat Miss T. Duncan (26), 50-37. Third round!-' so-15 y Miss M; s- Goocl^n do), Ladies' Doubles. round.-Miss F. Donnellyand Miss B£" (16) beat Miss E. Travers and Miss_G. Foster (scr) 5042; Misses A. and ?r HS^%, (scr) beat *S. Preedy and *!?& Du, ncan (2°). 50-43; Miss E. Brady and Mrs. M. Davidson (8) beat Miss'V. fnM) ardsonand Miss;M. Macassey (12), Ladies' Doubles. round.—Miss B. M. Castle and a^-w 11 ?°\ beat Miss E- Tucker and Mrs. Ehas (22), 50-39.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 18, 22 January 1927, Page 5
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