LAWN TENNIS.

Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6274, 30 December 1921, Page 5

LAWN TENNIS.

N.Z. CHAMPIONSHIPS

THIRD DAY’S PLAY

CHRISTCHURCH, Dec. '29 The third day’s play in the New Zealand tennisi championships: was favored with perfect weathei • Results are as follows : MEN’S SINGLES.

Second Round.-Wallace defeated Andrews —6—l B—4, 6—2; Qwjl defeated Lampe—4—6, /—5, ll—-b round. —Olliver defeated Hardy—6—l, 6-3, 6-2; Bartlett defeated Seay—/—9, 6—2, 6—3, 6 4- Robson defeated Wheeler—n 2 J 6 1, S—6; Aitken defeated Harrop—6—1, 6 —3, 6—2,j Griffiths defeated Wallace —7—5, 6 1 6; Peacock defeated Quill —b—2, 3—6, 6 0; 4—o; Quill retired m fourth round.—Oilivar defeated Robson —6—2, 6-5, 9-7 ; Bartlett defeated Aitken—4—6, 3—6, 6 —4, 9—7, 6—2. LADIES’ SINGLES.

Second Hound.—Miss Bain defeated Miss Wales—6—2, 6-2; Miss Marjorie MacFlarlane. defeated Mis Lord—6—l, 6—4; Miss Howe defeated Miss Dorman —6—2, 6—4; Miss Green defeated Miss Parti ldgo __g 4 3 6, 7 —6* Miss Fenwick defeated Miss Ormond—6—l, 6—2. Third • Round—Miss Marjorie Green defeated Miss Howe- —6—3, 6 0; Miss Ourtis defeated Miss Green —6—l, 6—l; Miss Bain defeated Miss Hoy—6—2, B—6. MEN’S DOUBLES. -

Second Round—Sims and Griffiths defeated Longuet and Clark defeate’d Hardy and Milburn —6—2, 0 i j 0 3; France and France defeated Pearse and Wheeler —6 —l, 7 5 6t 4\ Correction—Loughnan and’lloldford defeated Berry and Earle —3 —6, 6 —6, 6—2, 6—o net Longuet and ns reported yesterday. Third Round.—Goss and Greenwood defeated Browning and Dawson —6—3, 7—5, 6—2; Bray -and Clark defeated Loughnan ana Holford 6—3, 6—2, 3—6, B—o. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Third Round. —Mesdames Wake aind Mrs Goodman defeated Mrs Sheldon and Miss Bloxam—6—3, 7 5 ; Miss Ormond and Fenwick defeated Misses Craig and Laring —o —3, 6—l. , Semi-final.—Mrs Melody and Miss Curtis defeated Misses Ormond and Fenwick —6—4, 6—2; Mrs Marshall and Miss Marjorie MacFarlane defeated Mi's Wake and u Miss Goodman—6—4, 2 —6, 6—l. COMBINED DOUBLES.

Second Round. —Miss Ormond and Walker defeated Mrs Wake and S'heppard—2—6,/ G—3, 7—5 ; Miss Marshall and Bartlett defeated Miss Fenwick and Hardy—6—l, 11 —9. Third Round.—Miss Howe and France defeated Miss Dorman and Browning—6— 4, 6—2; Mrs Melody and Lampe defeated Miss Patton and Salmond—6—4, 4—6, 6—4, Miss Bain aind Clark defeated Miss Ormond and Walker —6—3, 3—6 6 2 • Mrs Marshall and Bartlett defeated Mrs Bird and Dawson —6—3, 6 4; Miss Marion MacFarlane and Clark defeated Miss Anderson and Robinson —6—3, 6—Oj Mrs Watson and Griffiths defeated Mrs Bloxam and Hale—2—6, 7—5, 6—3. Fourth Round.—Mrs' Marshall and Bartlett defeated Miss Marion MacFarlane and Clarke—6 —1, 6—2; Miss Curtis and Ollivier defeated Mrs Melody and Lampe—6—l, 6—4 Miss ,Brin and Clark defeated Mrs Watson and Griffiths —9—7, 7— 5; Miss At ari orie MacFarlane and Robson defeated Miss Howe and France —3—6, 6—l, 6—2. GIRLS’ JUNIOR SINGLES.

Third Round.—Miss Reeves defeated Miss Nichols—6—s, 6 —o] Miss Howe defeated Miss Columbus —6—2, 5—6, 6—l. BOYS’ JUNIOR- SINGLES.

Second Round.'—AlcF addin won from Dunster by default. Third Round.—Nixon defeated Tait—s—6, 6—l, 6—2; Robinson defeated Lusk—6- —4, 6—l; Temple defeated MacFaddin—6—4, 6—5, Andrews defeated Watson —6—3, g 0. t Semi-final— Andrews defeated Temple—6—o, 6 1 —2; Robinson defeated Nixon 6-—l, 6!—-4.—P.Ai.