TENNIS

Evening Post, Volume c, Issue 54, 5 March 1934, Page 4

TENNIS

PLAY U.T MIEAMAR

SATURDAY'S RESULTS

Inter-club ijiatclies in four divisions were played at- Miramar on ' Saturday.; The •weather-conditions during the early stages of competition -were overcast and gloomy, but towards the end of the day the matches -were played in bright sunshine. Clear-cut -wins were recorded in all the ifirsfc division men's matches, Wellington A, Brougham Hill A, Newtown, and University A teams all being successful. Brougham- Hill had a fine win, being victorious in all their matches and finishing tvith 16 sets-to 1 and 85 games to 50, against the Wellington B team. Wilkinson and-R.-Howe ••were taken to three sets in their doubles match against Wise and Marchant, but with the exception of this instance, all .the matches were won in straight sets. Wellington A beat Seatoun by seven Matches to one, .14 sets to 5, and 97 games to 63. Newtown defeated University B by seven matches to one, 15 sets to 3, and 9, gam es to 74, while the University A team soundly beat Thorndon by seven ? a 56 t0 Dil> 14 S6tS t0 2 ' and 93 games - The following are the results of matches Played on Saturday:— FIRST DIVISION, MEN. Brougham Hill A v. Wellington B Br-ougham Hill A beat Wellington B by eight matches to nil. Results, Brougham Hill players mentioned first:— "Singles.—Bedford beat Wise, 6-4, 6-3-J>. Howe beat L. H. Marchant 6--' 6-°- ---■ Richards beat McDonnell, 60, 6-3; Wilkinson beat Glenn, 6-5, 6-4. Doubles,—Wilkinson, and. Howe beat Wise, and Marchant, 6-5, 1-6, 6-2; Bedford and J: Richards beat Wise and Marchant, n-o, 6-3; Bedford and Richards beat McDonnell and Glenn; Wilkinson and Howe beat- McDonald and Glenn, 6-2, 6-0. University A v. Thorndon. . University A beat Thorndon by seven •matches to nil. Results, University playere mentioned first:— Singles.—R. Ferkins beat N. Smith, 6-2, •64; yj. J, McCarthy beat Wheeler, 6-1, 6-2; Goshell-beat Burns, 6-3, '6-2; P .McCarthy beat Allison, 6-4, 6-5. . Doubles—Ferkina and J. McCarthy beat Smith and Wheeler, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3; Gosnell and P. McCarthy beat Burns and Allison, 6-3, 6-4; Gosnell and McCarthy beat Smith and' Wheeler; 6-4, 5-6, 6-2. . Wellington A v. Seatoun. Wellington A beat Seatoun by seven matches to one. Result* Wellington players mentioned first:— Singles.—Purvis beat N. A. Morrison, fi-2, 1-6, 6-3; (Joombe beat Donovan, 6-2 D-6, 6-2;Fouhy beat C. W. Morrison, 6-4, .5-6, 6-2; Reid beat J. Smith, 6-0, 6-2. , Doubles.—Purvis and Fouhy lost" to iMorrison and Morrison, 2-6, 5-6; Reid and Coombe beat Morrison and Morrison, '6-5, 6-4; Purvis and Fouhy beat Smith and Donovan, 6-5. 6-1; Reid and Coombe beat Smith and Donovan, 6-1, 6>2. _; ,",,. '.Newtown y. University B: Newtow'n beat University B by seven matches to one. Results, Newtown players mentioned first:— • Singles,—Dyer • beat Webb, , 6-5, 6-4; Lezard beat Black, 4-6, 6-3. 6-2; Scotland beat Plank, 6-3, 6-3; M. Ferkins beat Donovan, 6-5, 6-4. Doubles.—Dyer and' Scotland beat.Black and Webb, 6-2, 6-5; Lezard and Ferkins beat Plank and Donovan, 6-4, 6-4;. Dyer, ajid Scotland beat Plank and Donovan, 6-4,; 6-a: Lezard and Ferkins lost to Black and! Webb, 6-3, 1-6, 2-6. . ; ' THIRD DIVISION, WOMEN. ..." University v, Lyall Bay. ■; University; 4 beat Lyall Bay by eight matches'to nil. Results, University play-' ers mentioned first:-1- ' ; Singles.—Miss Pliillipps beat Miss Mit-; •*hell, 6-3;:"6-2;. Miss'Bellbeat Miss Carbon, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3; Miss Cook beat Miss Fredric,

6-2, 6-0"; Miss Edwards beat Miss Usher, 6-1, 6-2. Doubles.—Misses Pliillipps and Coot beat Misses Mitchell and Usher, 2-6. 6-1. 6-1; Misses. Bell rand Edwards beat Misses Carson and." Fredric, (i-4. 5-6, 0-4; Misses Phdlipps and Cook beat Misses Carson and Fredric, 5-6,; 6-4, 6-3; Misses Bell and Edwards beat Misses Mitchell and Usher, 6-0, 6-1. Eawhiti v. Seatoun. ■ Rawhiti beat Seatoun by SS games to SO, ,4 matches . all, 9 sets all. Results, Rawlriti players jinentioned first:— Singles.—Mrs.-De Clifton lost to Mrs. Smith, 6-4, 4-6, 3-C; Mrs. Dunn lost to Mrs. McEwen, 3-6, 3-6; Miss Cootes lost to Miss Watt,1.5-6, 2-6; Mrs. Jansen beat Miss Anderson, 6-5, 6-1. Doubles.—Mrs. Dunn and Miss Cootes beat Mrs. Smith and Miss Anderson, 6-5, 6-5; _Mesdames- He Clifton and Jansen lost to Mrs. McEwen and Miss Watt, 5-G, 5-6; Mesdames De Clifton and Jansen beat Mrs. Smith and Miss Anderson, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1; Mrs.,Dunn and Miss Cootes beat Mrs. McEwen and Miss Watt, 6-4, 6-4. --..• ....,, . Technical,.y,. Miramar. . Technical beat Miramar by seven matches to one. Results, Technical players mentioned first:—. Singles.—Miss Buck beat Sirs. Goodwin by default; Mrs. Marshall beat Miss Lane, 5-6, 6-2, 6-3; Miss Laycoek lost to Miss Parker, 5-6, 6-5, 3-6; Miss Brigden beat Miss Lambert, 6-2, 6-2. Doubles;— Bliss Laycoek and Mrs. Marshall beat Miss Lane and Mrs. Goodwin, 6-2, 6-3; Misses Buck and Brigden beat Misses Parker and Lambert, 6-4, 6-2; Miss Laycoek and Mrs. Marshall beat Misses Parker and Lambert, 6-3, 6-3; Misses Buck and Brogden beat Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Lane, 6-3, 6-5. 'FIFTH DIVISION. Miramar B v. Eoseneath. Miramar B beat Roseneath by six matches' to four. Results, Miramar players mentioned, first:— Men's Singles.—Wallace lost to Painter, 4-9;: Sissons lost to Gyles, v 6-9; Benfield lost to Nome, S-9; Goodwin beat Watt, 9 ; 3. . . ■ Singles.—Mrs, Ferkins beat Miss Wilson, 7-2; Miss Lambert beat Miss Payne, 7-6; Miss Laurie lost to Miss Gray, .4-7; Miss Halstead beat Mrs. McLaughliri," 7-1. Mixed Doubles. —Wallace and Mrs. Ferkins beat Painter and Miss Wilson, 7-5; Benfield and Miss Laurie bea^ Payne and Miss Payne, 7-2. i : Rawhiti v. Seatoun. -.Rawhiti beat Seatoun by. nine matches' to'seven;'.Results, Seatoun players mentioned first:—r • : Men's., Singles.—Yeoman beat Petrie, 9-5, Gendall lost to Jenkins, 4-9; Latham beat Lyons, 9-8; Sharpies lost to Baxter, 3-9. . • . : . ■ Women's Singles.—Miss Kennedy lost to Miss Irvine, 5-7; Miss Pinhey lost to Miss Dewar, 0-7; Miss Small lost to Miss Bos, 3-7; Miss Holes beat Miss Latham, 7-4. Men's Doubles.—Yeoman and Latham beat Eetrie. and Lyons, 9-4; Gendall and Sharpies beat Jenkins and Baxter, 9-7. Women's Doubles.—-Misses Kennedy and Pinhey lost to Misses Irvine and Dewar, 2-7; Misses Holes and Small lost to Misses Box and Latham, 5-7. Mixed Doubles.—Yeoman and Miss Small beat Petrie and Miss Dewar, 7-6; Gendall nnd3liss Kennedy lost to Lyons and Miss Irvine, 1-7; Latham and Miss Holes beat Jenkins ..and Miss Box, 7-2; Sharpies and Miss. \Pinhey, lost .to Baxter . arid Miss Latham, 4-7. Broadway-v. Technical. ■ Broadway •' Tpeat Technical 'by nine matches'/to-.!;s.even. ' Results, -Broadway players'mentioned .first:— . : v!;Menfs-:Single's"—U. P.- Calcinai lost to TrickePj 7-9,- ;V; Calcinai beat Jiipp, 9-S; Miller-lost'to ;Rolfe, 8-9; McLean lost to ! Lang"; 8-5." :■'■••.■■■ : . . ■ Women's Singles.—Miss Forrester beat Miss-Mann,-7-2" Miss Hitchmough beat Miss Ruddellj <7-4; Mrs. McLean beat Miss Dimne't," 7-4; Mrs. Leonard 'lost to Miss .Spurdle, 'A-7, ' : . Men's... .Doubles. —Calcinai, sen., and McLean beat flicker and Rolfe, 9-4; Calcinai,'jun.;-. and Miller lost to Jupp and Land, 4-9. -. : . W.om_en's;i.poubles.--Misses ; . Forrester ans;HiteSmdugh beat Misses: Mann and Ruddell, 7-2 V Mesdames McLean' and :?y«t*, ■■';-• i --I":' ■~-■■ ■;•-. :■

Leonard beat Misses Dunnet and Spindle. 7-6. Mixed Doubles.—Calcinai. sen., and Miss Forrester beat Triekcr and Hiss Mann. 7-3; Calcinai, jun., and Miss Hitclinioiigli lost to Jupp and Miss Ruddell, 3-7: Miller and Mrs. Leonard lost to Lang and Miss Spurdle, .5-7; McLean and Mrs. McLean beat Rolfe and Miss Dunnet, 7-3. Talavcra v. Miramar B. Talavera beat Miramar 15 b.v twelve matches to four. Results, Talavera players mentioned first:— Men's Singles.—Hudson . beat Wallace. 9-5; Bray beat Adams, 9-4: Yaushan beat Benfiold, 9-S; Wilson beat Goodwin, 9-5. Women's Singles.—Mrs. Rose lost to Mrs. Clark,- 5-7; Miss McCrostie lost to Mrs. Lawler, 5-7: Miss Olliver beat Miss Lambert, 7-2; Miss Calvei- lost to Miss Patrick, 2-7. Men's Doubles.—Hudson and Bray beat Wallace and Adams, 9-3: Yaiighan and Wilson beat Benfield. and Goodwin, 9-5. Women's Doubles.—Mrs. Rose and Miss Olliver lost to Mesdames Clnrk and Lawler, 6-7; Misses McCrostie and Calvcv beat Misses Lambert and Patrick, 7-4. Mixed Doubles.—Hudson and Mrs. Rose beat Wallace and Mrs. Clark, 7-3; Bray and Miss Olliver beat Adams and Mrs. Lawler, 7-2: Yaiighan-and Miss McCrostie beat Benfield and Miss Lambert, 7-6; Wilson and Miss Calver beat Goodwin and Miss Patrick, 7-4. SIXTH DIVISION". Technical A v.. Broadway. Technical' A beat Broadway by eleven matches to five. Results, Technical players mentioned first:— ■ Men's Singles.—O'Connor lost to Aitken, 8-9; Young beat Hoy, 9-3; Langford beat G. Cooper, 9-4; Dunuett beat M. Cooper, 9-7. Women's Singles.—Miss Watt lost toMiss Barou, 4-7; Miss Rooke lost to Mrs. Gleeson, 5-7; Miss Laycoek beat Miss Marshall, 7-3; Miss Stanaway beat Mrs Histed, 7-2. ; Men's' Doubles. —O'Connor and Langford beat Aitken and M. Cooper, 9-5; Young and Dunnett beat Hoy and G. Cooper, 9-0. Women's Doubles.—Misses Watt and Laycoek lost to Mrs. Gleeson and Miss Baron, 5-7; Misses Rooke and Stauaway beat' Mrs. Histed and Miss Marshall, 7-2. Mixed Doubles. —O'Connor and Miss Rooke lost to Aitken and Miss Baron. 6-7; Young and Miss Watt beat Hoy and Mrs. Histed, 7-1; Langford and Miss Laycoek. beat G. Cooper and Miss Marshal, 7-G; Dunuett and Miss Stanaway beat N. Cooper and Mrs. Gleeson, 7-0. Technical B v.-University, A. Technical B beat University A by ten matches' to six." Results, Technical players mentioned first:— Men's Singles.—Moore beat Sivyer, 9-7; Black lost to Kissel. 7-9; Yancy lost to ' Webb, 7-9; Hutchison beat Withy, 9-7. Women's Singles.—Miss Harper lost, to Miss Shiith, 2-7; Miss Small beat Miss King. 7-3; Miss Wilson lost to Miss Childs, 2-7; Miss Langley beat Miss Cambourne, 7-5. '.■■••. <■ Men's Doubles. —Moore and Hutchison beat Kissel and Webb, 9-S: Vaney and Black lost to Sivyer and Withy, 7-9. Women's Doubles. —Misses Small and Harper lost to Misses Smith and King, 6-7; Misses Wilson and Langley beat Misses Childs and Cambourne, 7-3. Mixed Doubles.—Moore and Miss Harper beat Sivyer and Miss Smith, 7-3; Black and Miss Small beat Kissel and Miss King, 7-5; Vaney and Miss Wilson beat Webb and Miss Childs,'7-5; Hutchison and Miss Langley" beat Withy and Miss Cambourne, 7-2. ■