INTER-CLUB TENNIS

Hawera Star, Volume L, 1 December 1930, Page 10

INTER-CLUB TENNIS

COMPETITION MATCHES THIRD ROUND RESULTS HAW MR. A, PARK AND SPORTSDALE, WIN. The third round of the South Taranaki inter-club tennis competitions, the first two of which were abandoned owing to adverse weather, was playeu on Saturday under ideal conditions. Tile A grade matches resulted in Hawera beating Eltham by 11 matches to 4 and 157 games to 124, while Park (Hawera) beat Mahaia by 13 matches to 3 and 160 games to- 187. Sportsdale (Stratford) beat Waverley by 9 sets to 7. P'ateai bad a bye. Detailed results are as follow: HAWERA BEATS ELTHAM. Hawera players are first mentioned f Men’s Singles.—lv. McFarlane beat H. P. Wills, 3—6, 12—10. 6—3; B. McCarthy beat Morrison, 6—3, 6—4; Baigent beat Pbillipps,, 6 —-2, 6—o; M. Jw. Jones beat Picard, 6 —l, 6—l. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Budge lost to Miss Cooper 4—9; Miss Baigent beat. Miss Wylds, 9—6; Miss Buist beat Miss Wilson, 9—7 ; .Miss Robertson lost, to Miss, Wood 1 ; 5—9. i Men’s Doubles.—McFarlane and McCarthy played Wills and Morrison, C— 4, "5—6; Baigent and Jones beat Pbillipps and Picard, 6 —l, G—s. Ladies’ Doubles. —Mesdames Budge and Baigent beat Misses. Cooper and Wylds, 9—6; Misses Buist and Roberto son beat Misses Wilson and Wood, 9—B. .1 Combined Doubles.—McFarlane and Mrs Budge beat Wills and Miss Wylds, 9 —5; Baigent and Mrs Baigent lost to Morrison and Miss Cooper, 6—9; McCarthy and Miss Buist beat Phillipps and Miss Wilson, 9 —5; Jones and Miss Bobert son lost to Picard and Miss Wood, B—9. PABK BEIATS MANAIA. Park players mentioned first: Men’s Singles,.—Beok beat Christie, 6 2 6—4; Billows lost to Amntage, 2 —6 3—6; Bernard beat Hickey, 6 —3, 5 6.' 6 —Q; Tear,bury beat Crompton, 6 6 — l. , , Ladies’ Singles.—Miss J. Hicks beat Miss Hilles, 9—3; Miss A. Hicks beat Miss Clague, 9 —2; Mrs Jenkins beat Mrs Winters, 9—2; Mrs Hoder beat Mrs Davies, 9 —2. Men’s Doubles. —-Beck and Billows lost to Christie and Armitage, s—o, 6—4, 2—6; Bernard and Year bury beat Hickey and Crompton, 6 —3, 6—o. Laches’ Doubles. —•Misses A. and J. Hicks beat Misses Hilles and Qlague, 9—,2; Mesdames Jenkins and Hoder lost to Mesdames Winters and Davies, B—-9. .

Combined Doubles. —Beck and Miss J. Hicks beat Christie and Miss Hides, g—o; Billows and Miss A. Hicks beat Armitage and Miss Clague. 9—6; Yearburv and Mrs Jenkins beat Hickey and Mrs Winters, 9 —6; Bernard and Mrs Hoder beat Crompton and Mrs Davies. o—2.0 — 2. SPOBTSDaLEI V. WAVERLEY.

Waverley players mentioned first: Men’s Singles.—A. Dickie lost win 6 —5, 2—6. 4—6; Lance beat Newell g o, 4—6, '8 — 6; Cathie lost to Anderson, 6 — 4. 6 — 4 ; Craig lost to Young 9 —o. T Men’s Doubles. —Dickie and Lance ,„,t to Ur win and Newell, 7 —sj Cathie and Craig lost to Anderson and Young, Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Matthews lost to Mrs McLean, 9—l; Miss Dickson beat Mrs Curtis, 7—3; Miss Alexander beat Miss Riera, 9—2; Miss Walkington beat Miss Pavitt, 9 —5. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Matthews and Dickson lost to Mesdames McLean and Curtis, 9—7; Misses Alexander and Walkington beat Misses Riera and Pavitt, 7—5.

Combined' Doubles.—Miss Matthews and Dickie lost to Mrs McLean and Urwin, 7—2; Miss Dickson and Lance lost to Mis Curtis and Newell, 7 —4; Miss Alexander and Cathie beat Miss Riera. and Anderson, 7—4; Miss Walkington and Craig beat Miss Porritt and Young, 7—4.

B GRADE COMPETITION. In the B grade competition accounted for Stratford by j-3 to II and 166 games to 158. I hrk i (Hawera) were also too strong for Waverley, winning by 19 matches to 5 and 154 games to 103. Patea Avon by default from Manaia. Detailed results were: HAWERA BEATS STRATFORD. Hawera names are mentioned first: Men’s Singles.—Pease beat Cameron, 9-—7 ; Syme beat Pooley, 9 — 5 ; White beat Seyb, 9 —3; Brain well beat Francis, 9 —/; Gamble lost to Hale, 3 —9; Meyrick beat Brown, 9 —5. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Pease lost to Mrs Seyb, 2— 7 ; Miss Walker lost to Miss AValker, .2 —7; Miss Joll lost to Miss MacDonald, 6—7; Miss S. Washer beat Mrs Priest, 7—l; Miss M. Hawken lost to Mrs Henderson, 5—7; Miss McDiannid lost to Miss Kempthorne, 3—7.

Men’s Doubles. —Pease and Syme beat Cameron and Francis., 9—3; White and BramweU beat Seyb and Hale, 9—5; Gambie and Meyrick beat Pooley and Brown, 9—3. Ladies’ Doubles.—Mrs Pease and Miss Walter beat Mrs Seyb and Miss Walker, 9—B; Misses doll and S. Washer lost to Misses MacDonald and Kempthorne, 4—o; Misses Hawlcen and McDiannid beat Mesdames Priest and Henderson, 9 —6. Combined Doubles.—Pease and Mrs Pease lost to Cameron and Mrs Seyb, 6—9; Syme and Miss AValker lost to Seyb and Miss Walker, B—9; White.' and,Miss Joll lost to Pooley and Missl IVlaoDonald, 7—9; Bramwell. and Miss Washer lost .to Francis; and. Mrs Priest, 6—9; (lambic and Miss Haw ken beat Hale and Mrs Henderson, 9—B; Meyrick and Miss McDiannid heat Brown' and Miss Kempthorne, 9 —B. PARK BEATS WAVERLEY. Park names mentioned first: Men’s Singles.—L. S. Billows beat 1 Oowdreli, 9—2; Robertson beat Hopkinson, 9—l; Bell beat McGuire, 9 —5; Jenkins beat Farquarson, 9—5; Reid beat Spratt, 9—-1; Marsh beat Graves, 9—2. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Dyinond beat Miss Mathieson, 7 —3; Miss Reid lost, to Miss. Adlam, s— -7 ; Mrs Lowe heat Miss Beer, 7—6; Mrs Billows lost to Mi's Grantham. 7—o; Mrs Goodwin lost to Miss AV. Train, 6 —7; Miss Dyiiiond beat Miss A. Train, 7 —4. Men’s Doubles.—. Billows and Bell beat CWdrell and Hopkinson, 9—l; Robertson and Jenkins beat McGuire and Farquarson, 9—o; Reid and Marsh beat Spratt and Graves, 9—3. Ladies’ Doubles.—Mrs Dyinond and Mi ss Raid beat Misses Mathieson and Adlam, 7—6; Mesdames .Lowe and Billows heat Mrs Grantham and Miss

Beer, 7—3; Mrs Goodwin and Miss Dymoncl lost to Misses A. and W. Train, 4—7. Combined Doubles.—Mrs Dyinond and Billows beat Miss Matliieson and Cowdrel], 9 —3; Miss K. Reid and Robertson beat Miss Adlan} and Hopkinson, !)— 2; Mrs Lowe and Bell beat Miss Beer and McGuire, 9—o; Mrs Billows and Jenkins beat Mrs Grantham and! Farqolinrson, 9 —o; Mrs Goodwin ail'd) Reid beat Miss W. Train and Spratt 9—l; Miss Dyniond and Mars'll lost to Miss A. Train and Graves, B—o.