TENNIS

Greymouth Evening Star, 19 April 1938, Page 5

TENNIS

•. GREY-EASTER TOURNAMENT .>.-Th& annual. Easter, tournament of the: Greymouth Lawn Tennis. ..SubAssociation..was. concluded yesterday, .under ideal, conditions,, and. before a good ccowd: I’o.jspectfiiors, . Oyer 60, games’, were-j>Jayed. during the . day, making, a total o.f SULfOT. the. four .days, .which, was an indication of the excellent, .organisation. Some splendid tennis was again, witnessed yesterday, with a number of close games. In - the remaining:championship events, E._ Halstead and Miss-M. Cos-3 tello-were successful .in. the combined doubles,-while Halstead,, partnered by E. -Rattinsoh,. also was-successful in. the men’s douhlhS;- Only .one..event remains to be finalised, the combined handicap double's, and the- final, between Spark and Miss Sandman and Cassels and Mis. Cassels, will be played next Sunday. Results:— .

-MEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES

Semi-finals-: Halstead and Pattinson. defeated McGillivray and. Duncan 6/3, 0/3:-Johes-and -Rear defeated . Garth and-Phillips 6/2. 6/2. .Final: IE; Halstead and E. Pattinson defeated P. Jones, and R. Rear 6/2-.-2/6, 6/0. • - - COMBINED -CHAMP. DOUBLES - -Second'-Round-: Halstead and Miss -CosteHo- defeated- Sadldr and Mrs. Neville'-9/3, Phillips and Miss McKay won by default, Pattinson and Miss M. Tyson defeated Dhyberg and Mrs. Abbie 9/5, Jones and Miss Boddy defeated Dodson and Mrs. McKay 9/2, Duncan and Miss Cramp defeated •Hamilton and Miss Dowling 9/1, Collins and Mr.< Cassels won by default. Quarter-finals: Halstead and Miss Costello defeated Phillips and Miss McKay 9/2, ‘Kennedy and Mrs. E. O'Neill WQh. by default, Jones and Miss Boddy defeated Duncan and Miss Cramp 9/7, Garth and Miss' Heinz defeated Collins and Mrs. Cassels 9/3. Semi-finals: Halstead and Miss Costello defeated' Kennedy and Miss E. O’Neill 9/0, Jpiles and Miss Boddy defeated Garth arid’Miss'Heinz 9/7. Final: E. Halstead and Miss M. Costello defeated P. Jones and Miss E. Boild£ 9/3" ' • WOMEN’S HANDICAP SINGLES Quarter-finals: Miss Al. Costello (pwe 40) defeated Miss C. Close (rec 30 2/6) 9/8. Miss S. Sandman (rec 15 3/6) defeated Miss N. Tyson (scr) 9/4, Miss M. Cramp (owe 40) defeated Miss Cox (owe 15 4/6) 9/3. Miss ErDowling won by default. Semi-finals: Miss E. Dowling (scr) defeated Miss Cramp town 40) 9/3., ■ Miss S. Sandman (rec 15 3/6) defeated Miss M. Costello (owe 40) 9/2.

Final: Miss S. Sandman defpateeV Miss E. Dowling n/2.

MEN’S HANDICAP SINGLES Quarter-finals: R. Hamilton (scr) defeated G. Duncan (scr) 9/4, A. Beb-. an (rec 3/6) defeated A: Dyhrberg (scr) 9/7. J. Garth (owe 15) defeated R. Cattermole (owe 2/6) 9/5. Semi-finals: R. Hamilton won by defaijlt: A. Beban (rec 3/6) defeated J. C, art-h fowe ~15) 9/ i. Final: R. Hamilton (scr) defeated A. Beban (rec 3/6) 9/8. MEN'S HANDICAP DOUBLES Quarter-finals: Cattermole and Dunytan (scr) defeated Spark and R. Gilmour (rec 3/6) 9/8; Heineger and Clausen, Dhyrberg and DQd.5Oll won by default; Cassels and O’Halloran (rec 5/6) defeated Sadler and Anderson (rec 3/6) 9/7-

Semi-finals: Cattcrmok? anil Dunean (scr) (lefeated Hejneger and Clausen (rec 5/6) 6/3; Cassels and 'OlTalloran (rec 5/6) defeated Dyhrberg and Dodsbii (rec 5/6) 9/5. Final: R. Cattermole and G. Dim-' can (scr) defeated J. Cassels and E. O’Halloran (rec 5/6) 6/3. WOMEN’S HANDICAP DQUPJjES - Quarter-finals: Misses Cox and Wheeler (owe 3/6) defeated Miss Cramp and Mrs, Lfiake (owe. 30 2/6) 9/7: Misses J. aM J4.„Tyson won by default: Mesdames .Cassels and McKay (owe 30) defeated Misses Harker and McGrath (rec 30) 9/7: Misses Close and Rathbun won by default, (rec. 1/6) defeated .Misses Cox and

Semi-finals: Misses J. and N. Tyson Wheeler (owe 3/6)’ 9/2: Mesdames Cassels and McKay (owe 30) defeated Misses Close and Rathbun (rec 30 1/6) 9/8.

Final: Misses J. and N. Tyson defeated Mesdames Cassels and McKay 9/2,

COMBINED HANDICAP DOUBLES First round: R.-Kilmour and Miss J. Tyson (owe 2/6) defeated" Sadler and Miss E. Heinz-(owe 15 S/6)~9/0; J. Paton and Miss Mr~Cox .(tcc 30/) defeated- -M.-'McGill-ivray- —and Miss Wheeler (owe-15 2/6) 9/2; Sparks and Sandman won by default; Duncan and Miss Cramp-<owe 40) defeated Quill and Miss E-. -Boddy (owe -3/6-) 9/8; Dyhrberg and Mrs. Abbie- (-owe 15) defeated Sadler a nd-'--Mrs-.-- Neville (owe 15) 9/8. — Second Round: Dodson, and Mrs. McKav (rec 4/6) defeated Hardie and Mrs. Hardie (rec. 30) 11/8: Hamilton and Miss Dowling (owe 15) defeated Kennedy and Mrs. E. O’Neill (owe 30) 9/8 ;R. Gilmour and Miss J. Tyson (rec 26/) defeated Phillips and Miss M. M.cKay (0we,15 3-/6) 9/6; Spark: arid' Miss' Sandmrin (rec 15) defeated Paton and' Miss. Cox (rec 30) 9/6; Dyhrberg and Mrs. Abbie, Heineger and Miss Henderson, Cassels and Mrs. 'Cassels, Cattermole'arid Mrs. Leake' won by default. Semi-finals: Spark and Miss Sandman "(rec 15) defeated -Dodson and Mrs. M. McKay (rec 4/6) 6/1; Cassels and- Mrs.. Cassels'- (owe 4/6) defeated Dvhrberg and Mrs. Abbie (owe 15) 973.-’’ ’’ ' - • -

REEFTON TOURNAMENT. The Easter tournament, of the: Reefton Tenni.3 Club for Inangahna players was held, over the week-end, there being over 100 entries,. Several event swei’Q hot;, finalised, but all reached the final stage. The tournament was well conducted and the Club was. fortunate in having beautiful weather. Heavy dew at night and rain on Saturday night precluded pgrly mornijiS starts, but the courts soph dried. ' Players) commented favourably on the three new courts' and their ' playing surfaces. The results to. the close-of play yesterday wtire as follow: —

Men’s Championship Singles: — Anderson v. Ellis' 9/5. - Willets v. Pennington >9/4. ' Moyle y. H. Lee 9/5. Lines v. Delaney 9/4. Forbe® v. J. tee 11/9. Willetts- ry. Moyle- 9/3. Archer v. Lines 9/5.-,'L. -O’Malley-v. Forbes 9/2.

- Men’s-Handicap Doubles: —Wbllett and) Lockington (scr.) v. Elliston an Pennirigfou (—10) 50/30. . O’Malle: and 'Fitzgerald)-• scr. v. Ilia and Lei (—5) ; -50/40.Men’s Championship Doubles: — 1 O'Maliey and - Cullen v. Ellis' ant f Nicholls, 9/3. Anderson ap'd Forbes v / J. ami IL Lee 10/8. ’ * Meh^-Handicap Singles I :—Andersor (scr;) v. W-illetfsi (—5) 50/49. Ellif ’ ( —s| v. Nigfiolls 50/48. . K. Archet a v. Moyle 50/4-8. -Forbes- ( + 10) v. J Lee (scr.) 50/37. Ladies’ Championship Singles.— Mi;s Hobbs v. MiSS' Noble 9/8; Miss ’ Henry.' v.Mrs McVicar 9/2. Miss I. - Rolierson v. Mrs Crossman. 9/2. Miss f Woods" 'v. - Mrs Hobbs 9/0. Miss ; Henry, v. Mrs McVicar by default. t Miss Roller-son v. Mis® Farrell 9/2. Miss Burns v. Miss Fitzgerald 9/4. Ladies’’ Championship Doubles. — . Mrs; McVicar and Miss Noble v. Alesdames Lawry And. Nicholls 9/6. • Eadies’- Handicap Doubles': —Mesdgjnes Hobbs; and Crossman 1 ( —5) v. Misses McVicar and' Blackmore ( + 10) 50/47. Mrs Yellowlees and’ Miss Noble (Xl5) v. Mr-sj Lawry and 1 Miss Fitzgerald (scr.) 50/45.' Combined Championship Doubles: — Mrs Crossman and Sharpe v. Miss Farrell- and Lockington 9/1. Miss Woods and' Archer v. Mrs Lawry and H.. Lee 9/2. Mrs McVicar. and' Moyle v. Miss McVicar and Ellis 9/4. Combined l Handicap Doubles: — Miss Rolierson and Lines- scr.. v. Miss B 1 ackm ore an d Delaney . (+10) 50/32. Miss O’Ha.lloran and. Pennington (+10) v. Mrs' Nichofis and Nicholls 51/49. Miss Henry- anfi Elliston (—10) v. Mrs Hobbs and .1. Lee (scr) 50/44.- - Miss Farrell and Lockington (X 10 v. Mrs Qrossmaii and Sharpe (—5) 50/43. Men's Championship Singles:—Cullen v. Anderson 9/3. .Willetts v. Moylo 9/4. Archer v. Liues- 9/5. O’Malley v. P’orbes l 9/2. Willets v. Cullen 11/9. O’Malley v. Archer 9/2. Final: Willetts v. O/Malley 11/9.. Men’s f-Tandicap Doubles: —Anderson and Forbes ( —5) v. Cullen and Fiixgera-hl ( —5) 50/35. • Willetts and Lockington (scr.) v. .1. Lee and Archer i—ls) si)/26. Lines and DeIslU® . ' • i\{oyle f—ls) 50/40. Lines and Delaney v. Willetts and Lockington- 50/49. Anderson and. Forbes v. ©’Malley and Fitzgerald,. 50/44. Final to be played. Men’s Championship Doubles. — Sharpe and Moyle v. Lines and Delaney 9/5. McClymoiit and .Willetts v. Anderson and Forbes 13/11. O’Malley and Cullen v. Willett'S' and M< ; - Clymont 9/3. Pennington and Archer v. Sharpe and Moyle 9/7. Final: O’Malley and Cullen v. Pennington and •Archer 9/6;- ~ 'ATc-n ’s~ Id a ridi ca p STh gles-:—Pen ni ngt’oii -+-+0) - v-.' Delaney- '(+ 10) 35/50. ■Anderson (scr.) v. Lockington ( + 10) 50/4 i + Ell is v. H. Lee (+ 5) 50/3 5. Lines (-j-5) v. -Delaney (X 10 50/40. Archer (—l5) v. Forbes ( + 10) 50/46. Ellis v. Anderson 50/45. Final: —Ellis v. Lines 50/45.

Lgdte?’. .Championship . Singles.— Miss Woods v. MisH Hepry 9/6. Miss Burns' v. Miss Rolierson'9/-2. Fina\: Miss Burns v. Miss Henry 9/4.

Ladies’ Championship Doubles. — 'Mesdames Hobbs arid: Crossman v. Misses' Blackmore, and 1 McVicar 9/2. Misses Burns and Woods v. Misses Fitzgerald' and Farrell 9/1. . .Misses Rolierson arid) Henry v. Mesdames Crossman and Hobbs 9/3. Final; Misses Burns and Woods' v. Misses Rolierson and Henry 9/1. Ladies’ Handicap Doubles—-Mes dames Eklund and Nicholls ( —5) v. Mrs McVicar and Miss Farrell ( X 5), 50/49. Misses Woods and Burns

(—l5) v. Misses Henry and- Rolierson ( —10) 50/28. Semi-final: Mesdames Hobbs and Crossman v. Mesdames Eklund and Nicholls 50/44. Misses Woods and Burns v. Airs Yellowlees and l Miss Nolde 50/35. Final to be played.

Combined Championship Doubles. — -Miss- Burns and Willetts- v. -Miss Fitz-gerald-anti-J. Lee 9/3. -M-iss Rolierson and: And-erson v. Mrs- Hobbs and Pen•ninglon+/+ Afiss Henry and Elliston -v. Mrs-Eklund' and 9/3. Miss Wooda -and Archer v. Airs McVicar anti ftfoyle-9/7.- Aliss Burns and Wil" -lefts- v.-Miss Rolierson and Anderson 9/5. Mrs Crossman and Sharpe v. Miss Henry and IC|llstOn 9/5. Miss Woods and’ Archer' V. Aliss Burns and Willetrs'P/i, ' ' ' — ’ '

Contbin.e.d' ’ Handicap Doubles: — Miss and Willetts (—10)’ v. Miss MCVibar ami ' EHls (Xlo)._ 50/45. Airs' Yellowlees aiirtA'nd'erson ( + 15) v. lyirsi Lawry; qndi 11. Lee ( X 5) 50/31. Aliss Woods and Archer (—l5) v. Aliss Fitzgerald and L. Forbes. (X. 15

50/41. Airs. McVicar. and Moyle ( —5) v. Miss; Rolierson,. and Lines 50/46'. Airs Yellowlees and Anderson v. Miss O’Hal-l-ar.au.: .antL. .Pennington. - 50/30. Aliss Wooda.undj Areher v. Mis® Henry and ReUerSon .50/31: Miss Burn® and Miss Farrell and Lockington 50/45. Mrs Yellowlees-and- Anderson,vl . Airs ’ McVicar arid ' Moyle 50/47. Aliss Woods and Archer v. Aliss Burns and Willet!si 50/49. Final to be played.

Ladies' - ’ ■ 1 laudicap Singles.--Airs La why +XSJ frqm Mrs McVicar bydefault. -Airs Yellowlees 1 (+l5) v._

Miss Blackmore (4-10 ) 507-40.; ..M/s Hobbs (+ 5) v. Aliss 1 Farrell ( + 10)50/39. Miss McVicar (XIQ) v. Miss Rolierson (scr.) 50/41.. Miss Woods' ( —l5) v. -Miss- Fitzgerald ( Xs+. 50/42.Aliss Henry •(—10) ; ,v. ;-_Mr&- Njeholls-. (+ 5) 50/46, Airs Lawry v. M;rsi Cross-, man ( —sr 50/32. Mis® Burns v. MrsYellowlees 50/34. Mrs Hobbs: • v.. Aliss McVicar 50/33. Miss Wood's v. Miss Henry 50/28. Miss Burns v. Airs Lawry 50/29. Final to be played.

SOUTH ISLAND TITLES. DUNEDIN, April 18. The finals of th© singles, at the Soqth Island lawn tennis championships, played in fine weather to-day, resulted: — Men’s Singles.—C. Angus (Canterbury) beat I-I. A. Barnett (Canterbury) 6/3, 6/0. Women’s Singles.—Aliss D. Miller (North Otago) beat Aliss R. Wilson (Southland), 6/1, 6/0. Boys’ Singles.—R. Donkin beat J. Barton C/4, 6/3.