NATIONAL TENNIS

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 146, 18 December 1933, Page 14

NATIONAL TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

DRAW FOR ALL MATCHES

The draw for the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Championships, which are to be held in Christchurch from December 30, was made on Saturday evening and is given below. Mr. D. Murray Kean, secretary of the New Zealand Lawn Tennis Association, made the draw and had the assistance of Messrs.-A. G. Henderson, J. A. McGill, and L. A. Tracy, nil members ol the management committee. The entries are among the strongest in recent years. C. Sproule, a. member of the Australian Davis. Cup team of last year; C. Donohoe, a past Australian doubles champion; E. D. 'Andrews, the present New Zealand singles champion, and a visiting team of ladies from New South Wales, including Misses N. Hall, U. Valkenburg, D. Dingle, and Miss Bickerton, arc all included. Notable absentees are D. C. fcitcdmaii (Auckland), now in England, D.,G. France, aud N. P.. ('!.. Wilson (Wellington), and Mrs. D. G. France and Miss D. Howe (Wellington). The draw is:— MEN'S SINGLES. Byes, top half: C: Sproule (New South Wales) v. E. A. Roussell (Wellington); R. Browning (Canterbury) v. H. G. Searle (Canterbury); C. Angas .(Canterbury) v. N F. N. Bedford (Wellington); I. A. Seay (Canterbury) v. H. C. Rowlands (Auckland) ; E. D. Andrews (Manawatu and England) v. P. McLauchlan (Canterbury); E. A. Pearce (Otago) v. T. Rhodes-Wil-liams (Canterbury). First round: E. L. Bartleet (Auckland) v. N.G. Munns (Canterbury); J. N. Lowry (Hawke's Bay) v. IL Dymond. (Canterbury); N. Smith (Wellington) v. L. S. Dixon (Canterbury); AY: R. Robinson (Canterbury) v. M. M. Morrison Auckland); C. Donohoe (New South Wales) y. S. J. Hines (Canterbury); D. F. Glanvillc (Canterbury) v. K. W. Dyer (Wellington); C. H.. Minifie (Canterbury) v. L. Fouhy (Wellington). ■ Byes, bottom half: A. R. Cant (Canterbury) v. winner of Minifie and Fouhy; H. 4. Barnett (Canterbury) v. L. Fairhall (Canterbury); R. Howe (Wellington) v. E. H. Orbell (Canterbury); C. E. Malfroy (Wellington) v.. K.W. Walton (Canterbury) ;R. McL. Perkins (Wellington) v. J. I. M. Fisher '(Canterbury); N. G. Sturt (Auckland) v. D- Coombe. (Wellington); F. Wilding ' (Canterbury) v.. H. L. Wise (Wellington). _ _ , Seeded players: C. Sproule, C.TDonohoe, E D. Andrews, C. E. Malfroy, C. Angas, H. A. Barnett, E, L. • Bartleet, .N. G. Sturt. WOMEN'S SINGLES. Byes, top half: Miss "U. Valkenburg (New South Wales) v. Mrs. E. JI. Fisher (Canterbury); Miss C. F. Whisker (Wellington) v. Miss N. Bishop (Canterbury); Miss D. Dingle (New South Wales) v. Miss M. Sherris (Canterbury); Miss M. Whyte (Wellington) y. Miss T. Poole (Canterbury); Mrs. H. M. Dykes (Wellington) v. Mrs. E. Napier (Auckland); Jliss E. Fleetwood (Canterbury) v. Mrs. R. P. Adams (Taranaki). '■ First round: Miss M. Wake (Canterbury) v. Miss J. Ramsay (Auckland); MissN.M. Smithson (Canterbury) v. Mrs. C. Sproule (New South Wales); Miss E. Rudkin (Canterbury) v. Miss T. D. Newton (Auckland); Miss N. Lloyd (New South Wales) v Miss D. E. Scott (Canterbury); Miss L. Bickerton (New South. Wales) v. Miss Marion Macfarlano (Auckland); H'ss NM. Fleming (Wairarapa) v. Mrs. B Carl (Canterbury); Miss S. Goss (Canterbury) v. Miss H. G. Jones (Canterbury). Byes, in bottom half: Miss C.Reese (Canterbury) v. winner of Miss S. Goss and Miss H G. Jones; Miss N. Hall (New South, Wales) v. Miss I. Wright (Cantobury); Miss M. Gibson (South Canterbury) v. Miss V. Livingston (Canterbury); Miss D. Nicholls (Wellington) v. Miss B. Gould (Canterbury): Miss I. Poole (Canterbiirv) v. Miss D. Miller (North Otago); Miss Marjorie Macfarlane (Auckland) v. Miss B. Cottorill (Canterbury); Mis. AY. J. Melody (Wellington) v. Miss I. Mornson (Canterbury). •vt„ii-„„i„„.^" Seeded players: Miss U. ValWenb ug, Miss L. Bickerton, Mrs. H. M. Dykes, M ss D Nicholls. Miss D. Dingle. Mum N. Hall.. Miss M. Wake, and Miss Marjorie Macfarlane. MEN'S DOUBLES. Byes, top half: Sproule and Donohoe (New South Wales) v. Orbel and Wilding Canterbury); Pearce (Otago) and Coombe (Wellington) v. Patterson and 11. O. Andrews (Canterbury); Angas,and Barnet (Canterbury) v. Bedford and Morrison oStund:-R.ous S c,l and Dyer (Weilington) v. Robinson and Sheppard • (Canterbury); Perkins and R. Howe (Wellington)' v. Browning and Somerville (Canterbury); Malfroy (Wellington) and Seay (Canterbury) v. Morrison aud Rowlands (ABye? n bottom half: Glanville (Canterbury) and N. Smith (Wellington), v. winner of Malfroy and Seay v Morrison and Rowlands; E. D. Andrews (Manawatu and England) and Lowry, (Hawke s Bay) y. McLauchlan and . Minifie (Canterbury). Bartleet and Sturt (Auckland) v. Armstrong and- Treeby (Canterbury); l'ouhy and Wise (Wellington) v. Rhodes-AVilliams and Dymond (Canterbury). Seeded players: Sproule and Donohoe, Malfroy and Seay, Angas and Barnett, Bartleet and Sturt. WOMEN'S DOUBLES. Byes, t6p half: Misses Bickerton and Hall (New South Wales) v. Misses Jones and Scott (Canterbury); Misses Reese and Gresson (Canterbury) v. Misses . Livingston and Wright (Canterbury); Mesdames Dykes (Wellington) and Adams (Taranaki) v. Misses Bishop and Fleetwood (Canterbury). .* T1 ~„ a ~ First round: Misses Lloyd (New South Wales) and Fleming (Wairarapa) v. Misses T. and I. Poole (Canterbury) ,* ■ Misses Wake and Rudkin (Canterbury) v. Misses Whyte (Wellington) and Gibson (South Canterbury); Misses Dingle and Valkenburg (New South Wales), v. Misses Smithson and Morrison (Canterbury); Mrs. Sproule (New South AVales) ' and Miss) Sherris (Canterbury) v. Misses Edmonds and Goss (Canterbury)." Byes, bottom half: Mrs. Carl and Miss Gould (Canterbury) v. Mrs. Napier and Miss Ramsay (Auckland); Mrs. Melody and Miss Nicholls (Wellington) v Mrs. Buchanan and Miss Cotterill (Canterbury); Mesdames Miles and Peppier (Canterbury) v. Misses Marjorie and Marion Macfarlane (Auckland). , Seeded players: Misses Bickerton and Hall; Misses Dingle and Valkenburg; Mesdames Dykes and Adams; Mrs. Melody and Miss Nicholls. MIXED DOUBLES. Byes, top half: Donohoe and JMiss. Valkenburg (New South Wales) v. Sheppard and Miss Fleetwood (Canterbury); Sturt (Auckland) and ■ Miff. Nicholls (Wellington) v. winner of Lowry aud Miss Gould v. Dyer and Miss Ramsay. First round: Lowry (Hawke's Bay) and Miss Gould (Canterbury) v. Dyer- (Wellington) and -Miss Ramsay (Auckland); Malfroy (Wellington) and Miss Marjorie Macfarlane (Auckland) v. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher (Canterbury); Barnett _and Mies T. Poole (Canterbury) v. Howe (Wellington) and Mrs. Adams (Taranaki); Rhodes-Williams and Miss Wake (Canterbury) v. Wise (Wellington) and Miss Morrison (Canterbury); Roussell (AVellington) and Miss Marlon Macfarlane (Auckland) v. Orbell 'and Mrs. Carl (Canterbury): Sproule and Miss Dingle (New South Wales) v. Patterson (Canterbury) and Mrs. Napier (Auckland); Browning and Miss Bishop (Canterbury) v. Coombe (Wellington) and Miss Fleming (Wairarapa); Bartleet (Auckland) and Miss Bickerton (New South Wales) v.'Wilding and Mrs. Wilding (Canterbury); Kerr and Miss Livingston (Canterbury) v. Dymond and MisS Rudkin (Canterbury1). Byes, bottom half: E. D. Andrews (Manawatu and England) and Miss Hall (New South Wales) v. Pearce (Otago) and Miss Gibson (South Canterbury); Seay (Canterbury) and Miss Lloyd (New South Wales) v. Glanvillc and Miss I. Poole (Canterbury). , ~. Seeded players: C. Donohue and Miss Valkenburg, C. Sproule and Miss Dingle, Malfroy and Miss Marjorie Macfarlane, Andrews and Miss Hall, Sturt and Miss Nicholls, Bartleet and Miss Bickerton, Rhodes-Williams and Miss AVake, Seay and Jliss Lloyd. BOYS' SINGLES. ByeS, top half: C. F. Penfold v. G. A. Jlcßae; L. E. Wood v. J. M. Wogan; P.

D. McGregor v. winner of Webb v. L. Barry. First round: R. C. Webb v. W. Barry; G. C. Sandstan v. E. G. Pattinson; J. W. Gunn v. J. W. Paterson; L. Watkins v. W. K. Steven; A. J. Copland v. N. A. Morrison; I. J. Corich v. H. C. Hill. Byes, bottom half:. A. C. Sandston v. winner of Corich v. Hill; AY. Pryce-Jones v.L. AA7 Fleetwood; R. S. Rossiter v. J. C. Sheppard. GIRLS' SINGLES. First round: Clare Wilson v. Shona Koscoe; Maisie Kennedy v. Romola Barry; Janet Burgin v. Joyce Douthett; Sheila Mac Donald v. Joan Senior; Eileen Daly v. Jessie Burns; Brigit Gresson v. Shona Anderson; Nola Smither v. Helen AA'right; Dorothy Dickey v. Joan Peake. BOYS' DOUBLES. Byes, top half: AVood and Mcßae v. Brown and Symon; Pattinson and Sheppard v. winner of Fleetwood aud AVogan v. Corich and Penfold. First round: Fleetwood and AVogan v. Corich and Penfold. Byes, bottom half: Hill and McGregor v. Sandston and Sandston; Copland and Rossiter v. Morrison and Gunn. GIRLS' DOUBLES. Byes, top half: Joan Peake and 'Shona Roscoe. First round: Dorothy Dickey and Joan Senior v. Helen AVright .and .Beatrice Flower. ' ' .-» Byes, bottom half: Shona Anderson and Sheila McDonald v. Jessie Burns and Joyce Douthett; - - JUNIOR MIXED DOUBLES. Byes, top half: AVoodhouse and Sheila Mac Donald v. winner of AVatkins and Maisie Kennedy v. Morrison aud Jessie Burns. First round: AVatkins aud Maisie Kennedy v. Morrison and Jessie Burns; Rossiter and Joan Peake v. Corich and Dorothy Dickey; Penfold and Joan Senior v. AA'ogan and Joyce Douthett; Hill and Helen AVright v. AVood and Nola Smither; McGregor and Shona Anderson v. Pattinson and Beatrice Flower. Byes, bottom half: Gunn and Romola Barry v. Sheppard and Clare AVilson. . BOWLING _ a> PENNANT MATCHES PLAY IN FOURTH ROUND The fourth round of the pennant competition was played on Saturday under rather troublesome wind conditions, few greeus being sufficiently sheltered to give bowlers the conditions necessary for firstclass play. Results were as follows:— SENIOR PENNANT. , Section A. Hataitai v. Petone (Hataitai skips mentioned first).: Halliday v, Lowry, 17-26; Ardell v. Beynon, 26-18. Island Bay v. Thorndon (Island Bay first): Priddle v. Goodwin, 15-25; Condon v. Cullen, 24-12; Taylor v. Nancarrow, 20-20. Karori v. AVellington (Karori first): Nelson v. Innes-J6nes, 22-17; Adams v. Wylie, 22-15; Crawford v. . Goldfinch, 30-18; Naismith v. McElvie, 18-19. Victoria v. Newtown (Victoria first): Jackson v. Lawton, 27-15; Bolton v./ Russell, 23-13; Tucker, v. Pollock, 16-24; Scolon v. Warwick, ,-2_:19. . - Section B. Thorndon v. Khandallah (Thorndon first): de Tourcttes v. Lock, 11-26; Thompson v. Kiiig, 13-22; Hutton v. Bringans, 12-20; Buck v.-Nalderi 16-20. Victoria v. Seatoun (Victoria first): Robinson v. Gordon, 15-26; Snaddon v. Gilbert, 17-14; Duthie v. Stone, 26-20; Jameson v. Gleuuie, 12-20. Kelburn v. Lyall Bay (Kelburn first): Smith v. Hazlewood, 29-16; Routley v. Brackenridge, 23-17; Gray v. Lawric, 12-25; Harris v. Noad, 20-21. ' AVellington v. Hutt (Wellington first): Dimock v. Fraser, 20-21; .Mayer v. Davidson, 20-17; Duncan v. Baker, 24-14; Houldsworth v. Norris, 10-20. Section C. / Hataitai v. Victoria ' (Hataitai first): Commetti v. Keith, 24-18; Shaw v. Middleton, 29-8; Wearne v. Chisholm, 18-15; Brighting ,v. Betty, 22-19. Island Bay v. AVobtirn (Island Bay first): Osborne v. Taihblyn, 26-19; , Sheard v. Jones, 22-28. Karori v. Kelburn (Karori first): Smith v. E. J. AViddop, 23-24; Cooper v. AVright, 21-22; Dryden v. McColl, 16-24; Burn v. Strickland, 19-20. ' Central v. AA'ellington (Central first): Mosley v. E. J. Hill, 19-14; Fisher v. Poiteoiiß, 21-15; McDonald v. Fairway, 20-17; Parker v. Warwick, 18-25. Section D. Hataitai v. Johnsonville (Hataitai first): Cheesenian v. Mills, 26-13. Hataitai v. Upper Hutt (Hataitai first): Martin v. Quinn, 14-19. Island Bay v. Eastbourne (Island Bay first): Clark v. Doughty,' 32-6. Khandallah v. Thorndon (Khandallah first): Todd v. P. Smith. 20-21; Cutforth v. Naylor, '22-25; Wright v. Harris, 26-11; Bennett v. H. P.; Perry, 24-18. Kelburn 'v. Lyall Bay (Kelburn first): Inglis v. George. 21-22; Clarke v. O'Gorman," 27-13; S. AViddop v. AValker, 13-29; Gardner v. Leuchars, 16-18. JUNIOR PENNANT. Island Bay v. Upper Hutt: Lowe (LB.) v. Pliimer.(U.H.), 23-8. Central v. Newtown: Rule (C.) v. Mailman (N.), 27-11. Seatoun v. Khandallah: Gowans (S.) v. Fraser (K.), 23-15. Kelburn v. Porirua: Robertson (K.) v. Kennedy (P.), 18-26. Thorndon v. Victoria: AVhite-Parsons (T.) v. Avery (V.), 24-23. AVellington v. Lyall Bay: Shillson (AY.) v. Young (L.8,),,29-6. FRIENDLY MATCHES. Island Bay v. Seatoun: Clark (LB.) v. Barnett (S.), 18-19. Kelburn v. Petone: Gorringe (K.) v. Hawkins (P.), 18-21; Laing (K.) v. Blinkhorn (P.), 34-11. Kelburn v. Lyall Bay: Scott (K.) v. Ryan (L.8.), 16-17. Newtown v. Island Bay: King (AY.) v. Estall (I.B.), 26-17. Newtown v. Lower Hiitt: Scott (N.) v. Young (L.H.), 11-15; Castle (N.) v. Ginger (L.H.), 6-34. Lyall Bay v. Porirua: Goulden (L.8.) v. Philip, 32-11. EDWIN FEATHERS. AA'ellington ■ (holders) defeated Upper Hutt. ' -