LAWN TENNIS

Evening Star, Issue 21631, 29 January 1934, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS

ASSOCIATION MATCHES A GRADE. OTAGO v. BOSLYN (Otago names first). Men’s Singles.-—Boddy 8, M'Dougall 9; Robertson 9, Black 8; Stevens 9, Cliismau 4; Fulton 9, Mollison Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Cox 5, Miss Pattison 7 ; Miss Hislop 4 Miss Backley 7 ; Miss Livingston 6, Mrs Foxcroft 7 ; Miss Macnssey 1, Mrs Hill 7. Men’s Doubles.—Boddy and Fulton hea t M'Dougall and Black, 6-3, 6-5; Robertson and Stevens beat Chisinau and Mollison, 6-2, 6-1. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Cox and Macassey 5, Misses Pattison and Backley 9; Misses Hislop and Livingston 3, Mesdanies Foxcroft and Hill 9. Mixed Doubles.—Boddy and Miss Cox 9 M'Dougall and Miss Pattison 4; Fulton and Aliss Livingston 9, Black and Airs Hill 4 ; Robertson and Aliss Hislop 9, Chisinau and Miss Backley 2; Stevens and Aliss Alacassey 9, Mollison and Airs Foxcroft 8. Totals: Otago, 9 sets (119 games); Boslyn, 7 sets (99 games). ANDERSON’S BAY v. OPOHO (Anderson’s Bay names first). Men’s Singles.—Bryan 9, Hawksworth 8 ; Ross 9, Douglas 6; Oliver 9, Robb 8; Hamer 9, Barron 7. Ladies’ Singles.—Aliss Read 4, Aliss Bolwell 7; Airs Dyke 7, Aliss Brown 0; Aliss Hill 4 Aliss Reilly 7 ; Aliss Alurie 7, Aliss AVood 5. Alen’s Doubles.—Bryan and Ross beat Hawksworth and Douglas, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3; Oliver and Hamer beat Robb and Barron, 6-5. 6-3. Ladies’ Doubles.—Aliss Read and Mrs Dyke beat Alisses Bolwell and AA T ood, 9-8; Alisses Hill and Alurie beat Alisses Brown and Reilly, 9-8. Alixed Doubles.—Bryan and Airs Dyke 9, Hawksworth and Aliss Bolwell 8; Ross and Aliss Read 9, Douglas and Aliss Reilly 6; Oliver and Aliss Hill 9. Robb and Aliss Brown, 4; Hamer and Aliss Alurie 9 Browiuand Aliss AA'ood 2. Totals: Anderson’s Bay, 14 matches (136 games) ; Opoho, -2 matches (103 games). 811. GRADE. Balmacewen, 12 sets (104 games) ; St.Andrew’s. 4 sets (65 games). North-east Valley, 12 sets (105 games) ; Opoho, 2 sets (60 games). Boslyn, 11 sets (106 games) ; Technical, 5 sets (87 games). ■ Port Chalmers 12 sets (111 games), Boslyn 4 sets (64 games). C 11. GRADE. Nga Alaara 9 sets (71 games), Port Chalmers 7 sets (103 games), UNION GAMES A GRADE. FIRST CHURCH A v. RAVENSBOURNE A (First Church names first). Alen’s Singlesi—A; Salmond 6, A. Atiller 8; G. Rae 8, R.‘ Facer 6; M. Alanning 1 P. Pickerill 6; C. Jones 6, H. Facer 4. Ladies’ Singles.—Al. Rae 6, AI. Page 3.; R. Lowe 3, B. Asher 6; Pat Allies 2, D. O’Gorman 6; Pam Aliles 0, 1. Facer 6. MenVDoubles.—Salmond and'Rae 8, Aliller and R. Facer 9; Alanning and Jones 4, Pickerill and ,H. Facer 6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Alisses Rae and Lowe 8, Alisses Page and Asher 9; Alisses Aliles and Aliles 9, Alisses O’Gorman and Facer 6. Alixed Doubles.—Salmond and Aliss Rae 6, Aliller and Aliss Page 4; Rae and AI liss Lowe 7, Pickerill and Aliss Asher 6; Alanning and Aliss Pat Aliles 1, R. Facer and Afiss O’Gorman 6; Jones and Aliss Pam Aliles 4, H. Facer and Aliss Facer 6. Totals: Ravensbourne, 12 sets (100 games) ; First Church, 4 sets' (71 games). TAINUI v. KNOX (Knox names first). Alen’s Singles.—Galbraith 4, Laurie 6; Hayward 3, Carr 6; AYallace 6, Colbert 8; Al'Kinnon 2, Eaton 6. Ladies’ Singles.—Aliss Howell 4, Aliss Broadbent 6; Miss Rosevear 6, Airs Colbert 4; Aliss Thompson 1, Aliss Ogg 6; Aliss Aleinnng 6, Aliss Fullerton 4. Afen’s Doubles.—Galbraith and Hayward 4. Laurie and Carr 6 : Wallace and AI 'Kinnon 1, Colbert and Eaton 6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Alisses Howell and Rosevear 3, Aliss Broadbent and Airs Ogg 6; Alisses Thompson and Aleinnng 8, Mrs Colbert and Aliss Fullerton 6. Alixed Doubles.—Galbraith and Aliss Aleinnng 9, Laurie and Airs Ogg 7; Hayward and Aliss Howell 6, Carr and Aliss Broadbent 3; Wallace and Aliss Rosevear 0, Air and Airs Colbert 6: Al'Kinnon and Aliss Thompson 6, Eaton and Aliss Fullerton 8. Totals: Tainui, 11 sets (94 games) ; Knox, 5 sets (69 games). KENSINGTON v. KAIKORAI (Kensington names first). Aten’s Singles.—At, Elder 7, S. Courier 5; G. Al'Pherson 0, H. Jones 6; I. Lee 1, F. Dixon 6; F. Sim 1, J. Thomas 6. Ladies’ Singles.—Aliss Clark 4, Miss Sutherland 6; Afiss Al'Kinnon 0, Airs Jones C; Airs Al'Pherson 0, Aliss Jones (>; Aliss Williamson 7, Afiss Foreman 5. Afen’s Doubles, —Elder and Sim 2, Gourley and Jones 6; Lee and Al'Pherson 5, Dixon and Thomas 7. Ladicsl Doubles,—Afiss Clark and Mrs Al'Pherson 8. Afiss Sutherland and Mrs Jones 9; Alisses Al'Kinnon and Williamson 4, Alisses Jones ami Foreman 6. Afixed Doubles.—Elder and Miss 'Hark 3, Gourley and Aliss Sutherland, ■i; Sim and Afiss Al'Kinnon 1, Jones ■Mid Airs Jones 6; Lee and Afiss Wil'iamson 6, Dixon and Miss Jones 8; M'Pherson and Mrs Al'Pherson 9, Chomas and Aliss Foreman 8. Totals: Kaikorai, 13 sets (102 cimes) ; Kensington, 3 sets (58 games). B GRADE. St. Kilda, 12 sets (89 games) ; Dunlas Street, 4 sets (64 games). Wakari, 11 sets (89 games) ; Foraury, 5 sets (62 games). Alacandrew Road, 12 sets (91 •lines) ; Kaikorai, 4 sets (07 games). Tainui B, 11 sets (1.03 games) ; Keniigton B, 5 sets (72 games). North-east Valley, 9 sets (101 games) ; Opoho, 6 sets (76 games). C GRADE. Musselburgh, 12 sets (87 games) ; Normal. 4 sets (60 games). Afusselburgh, 10 sets (74 games); Anderson’s Bay, 5 sets (50 games). Mosgiel, 5 sets (43 games) ; Kiwi, 11 sets (u 8 games). St. Kilda Anglican, 5 sets (67 games); Aotea, 11 sets (82 games). Aotea, 9 sets, (86 games) ; Kensington. 7 sets (81 games). Anderson’s Afay. 11 sets (82 games) ; Fire Brigade, 5 sets (06 games). Anderson’s Bay B, 10 sets (77 games) ; Kiwi B, 6 sets (73 games). Wakari. 5 sets (59 games); Forhury, 11 sots (84 games).

AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS [Per United ‘Press Association.] AUCKLAND, January 28. , The semi-final matches of the Auckland Association’s annual championships were played yesterday, and resulted as follows AIEN’S SINGLES. Andrews (England) beat Douohoe (Australia), 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. Alalfroy (Wellington) beat Sturt (Auckland), 10-8, 7-5, 6-3. LADIES’ SINGLES. Aliss Alarjorie Macfarlane beat Afiss N. Beverley (Alatamata), 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. Aliss Dulcie Nicholls (Wellington) beat Miss B. Knight, 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. AIEN’S DOUBLES. Andrews and Sturt beat Morrison and Rowlands, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. Alalfroy and Bartleet beat Donohoe and Wilson, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Alisses Nicholls and Beverley beat Afrs Melody (Wellington) and Aliss Knight, 6-0, 6-0. WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS [Per Ukitbd Press Association.] WESTPORT, January 28. The West Coast championships, which were interrupted by two days' rain, were continued to-day in glorious weather with a good gallery of spectators. Diamond (Christchurch) retained the men’s singles, defeating Ford (Christchurch) in the final. 2-6, 6-2, 6-1. Aliss Costello (Greymouth) also retained the ladies’ singles title, defeating Airs Walker (AVestport), 6-4, 6-2. Alinifie and Al'Lauchlin (Christchurch) won the men’s doubles from Warner and Pattison (Greymouth), 6-3, 6-2, and Nottle defeated Fowler, 6-3, 6-5, in the final, of the boys’ championship. AUSTRALIAN CHAMPIONSHIPS PERRY BEATS CRAWFORD Press Association —By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, January 28. The Australian championships were concluded to-day. The finals resulted : AIEN’S SINGLES. Perry defeated Crawford, 6-3, 7-5, 6-1. WOAIEN’S SINGLES. Miss Hartigan beat Airs Alolesworth, 6-1, 6-4. AIIXED DOUBLES. Afoon and Aliss Hartigan defeated Dunlop and Airs Westacott, 6-3, 6-1. The courts were slippery following misty rain. Perry played magnificently throughout and won many points with good-length drives to the corners, forcing Crawford into errors. The Australian’s service was very weak. He

frequently double-faulted. Perry’s anticipation of Crawford’s shots was faultless. Continuing the attack, he ran out an easy winner. An unpleasant incident occurred when Perry was leadings 5-1, in the final set. After Crawford had won the game a spectator cried “ How do you like that. Perry?” Perry turned and said something to the crowd regarding barracking and sportsmanship. Further barracking followed, and then Perry said “ What is this? A cricket or tenuis match?”. The game was held up while the umpire requested order. Aliss Hartigan’s strong forehand shots were too good for Mrs Alplesworth. The latter appeared not to know whether her opponent intended a side-line or cross-court shot, so well were Aliss Hartigan’s strokes concealed. Had Dunlop afforded Airs Westacott any support the mixed doubles result would probably have been reversed. Afrs Westacott was easily the best of the four, while Dunlop’s play was pathetic. VINES DEFEATS TILDEH Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. OAKLAND. January 27. Vinos defeated Tilden, 3-G, 13-11, 6-1, 9-7.

The fortnightly meeting of Court Enterprise, A.0.F., was held in the court room, Oddfellows’ Hall, Stuart street, on -Tuesday last, C.R. Bro. I. Hiller presiding. * Invitations were received from Court Excelsior to attend its anniversary meeting, from Court King Edward’s Pride for the cribbage team ta play in the semi-finals, the team being Bros. Dry (3) and J. Patton, and also from Court St. Andrew for four members to attend its anniversary, the following to represent the court:—C.R, Bro. I. Miller, I.P.C.R. Bro. G. Edwards, J.W. Bro. J. Patton, and M. Sec. Bro. S. B. BrettelL One candidate was initiated and one proposition was received for next court night. The C.R. .mentioned that next court night would be gramophone evening, and it was decided to leave it to Bro. Brottell to make the necessary arrangements.