LAWN TENNIS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16843, 29 April 1915, Page 11

LAWN TENNIS.

SPRINGFIELD v. HOMEBUSH. A tennis maOch was played at Sprmgfieid on April 24, between the Springseki and Homebush teams, resulting in a wm lcr the visitors by live games. Following are the scores, Homebush players being mentioned liist m each case:

Ladies’ buigiee—Miss Knight lost to Miss Dalby, 4-6; Mins N. B. Knight twit Miss Neutze. 6-4; Miss N. B. Knight beat Miss Milliken, G-l; Mrs J. L. Hali lost to Mia Tunis, 3-6; Miss Hall lost to Mrs Watson, 3-6. Ladies’ Double*—Mies Knight and Mrs A. Deans beat Misses Dalby and Neutze, 0-5; Miss N. Knight and Mrs J. D- Hail lost to Miss Aliliiken and Mrs Innia. 4-6; Mrs Hail and Miss Hall lost to Mrs Watson and Miss Ferguson, 4-6. Combined Doubles—Miss Knight and -T. Deans beat Miss Dalby and Field, 9-5; Mrs A. Desna and. A. Deans lost to Mis? Neutzo ar.d Neutze, 8-9; Mips N. B. Knight aud Archer beat Mips Milliken and F. Neutzo, 0-3; Mfei Hall and C. Deans lost to M(r. Innia ar.d Hobson, 3-9; Mm Hull and Halli lost to Mrr Watson and Watson. 4-0.

Men's Singles—J. Deans beat G. Field, 8-1; A. Deans beat S. Neutze, 9-6, C. Archer beat F. Neutze, 9-5; C. Deans k>?t to Hobson, 7-9; J. D. Hall lost to Neutze, 2-3; C, Deans beat Watson, 6-5. Men’s Doubles—J. and A. Doans beat Field and Neutze, 9-5: C. Archer and C. Deans loe to F. Neutze and Hobson, £-9. Totals— Homebush 1513 games, Springfield 123.

AVONSIDE CHAMPIONSHIP. The Avonside ladies’ championship single* final has been won by Mrs G. L. Berry, ■vrlie boat Miss Cotien, 3-6, 6-1, 6-1.