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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 6 April 1926, Page 2

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_ w«iJfc. LAWN I ENNIS !■'. \- I i.i; TO I UN AM EN T !c-,! , ■,v:C.., iii'de:- the ,u.-.p'.-es > : Hie J .'■ '-/. , : "•:. : . .'..■.-■'■ -'-ii'o 1 ;. v.,:- l'oPje. 'lr •::■•■ '(.'.■ - d.o ■ i''.v;.o . ' .' loi's. As result's :':..:■ ■!••• ha 0.1 ;,a p.pil Ig was all thai could be desired. The i, ui iiametil. '■.. hi Ii >vas p; uuiuue, .1 bv evi ry, ne an unipialilied sue, 1 ss. vas played much interest in the various 1 Mipctiiimis. Mr R. W. Stevens undertook the. duties of secretary, and the iiaiueiil was very lai gely <\:>.,- in his cap able and energe'iic baihlling i>f ai i.:nj;e !,, .nils ..I Ihe ■ ~lup, liliuns aie :o j Ladies' chaiiipioliship Singh- (.-end , liliat.si drs I-1 r : -t- r be; 1 Mrs Smith | <:> 2. Mrs Nehon heal Miss Aitk.-n <! 7. i final to he plaved on 'I Mesdav. I.ados' . hampi' usiiiii doable-.; Mes j di 's 1 'rai'j and Nelson best Mrs j Nuilh and \iiss Luckeridg, Ii 5. Mrs i'lmrp ami Ml. ; L'iiniin !) :'. Final : | M, -dames ( raig and Ndsc-n beat Mrs j I-, ;.'-!• . and Miss \itki-ti 1: 5. C 4. Mi ii's championship singles Franklyn heal Wi hh v o 2. Nightingale beat | Slaves 1? id. Final : Fratiklyn betM Nightingale G 2, G 3. ('umbim'd 1 I,snips nsliip ilotible.Scmi linals and liual- vol l>< be plaved. J Men's 1 jiampionsliip doubles —Webley and Mav< s heal Franklyn and I bitten : den 13-- 11 : Nigldingah Un thers heat Mevens and Mnn v 9 1. Final - SightiiiL'ale i'.is tilers heal Weill,-v and b 5. C ■!• Men's handicap doubles—Craig and Ihn nard ow, ~ 'oeai Thoniton and Mi tbvi 11 isci sn I.; '\A 4! : Franklyn cod ( hi IT •■;l■ ■• 11 (owe Hh beat lingers .11 i Pan';in ji" n;ij 41 51). Final : raiiklyn and I iiitt, ndeii (owe 10) heal Craig and liurnard (own 8) 40 34. Ladies' liandieaf) single- Miss Ailken (owe 6) boa I Miss (Liy idwe 1) 50 -27: .diss Rankin (owe 2, heal Miss Ruckeridge (owe ]i 30- 26. Final- Miss Ait ken (owe 6)' heal Miss Rankin (ewe 2) 30 2i. Ladies' handicap ,!; übles- Mesdan.es i raig and Nelson beat M.s Forster and Miss Aitkcii; .Misses Thompson and Everett (4 onl beat .Mrs Smith and Miss Buekoridge (owe 7) 30 2-1. Final vet to be plaved. Ladies." junior championship singVs Miss Francois beat Miss Thompson 9- 2. Miss I. Rankin beat Miss Gardiner '.':—s. Final Miss I. Rankin heal Miss Franc-is 6- 5. ti 2. Ladies' junior handicap single;- Miss Rankin (3 on) beat Miss Haycock (10 on) 30—23; Miss Thompson (6 on) beat Miss liardiner (3 on) 30- 13. Final Miss I. Rankin (3 1 11] heal Miss TUo..np. son |6 on)'3o- 27. Men's junior championship singlesRogers beat I. Rankin 9 2. Haycock Leal Hudson 9 -3. Final—Rogers beat Haycock 4—6, 6 -5, 6- 2. .Men's junioi handicap singles—-11. Rankin (6 on) heal Haveock (owe 12) '0 lo; Rogers (2 on) beat Hudson (3 on) 40 36. Final !l. Rankin (6 on) Mens' handicap singles—Ruruard (scr) beal li. Nightingale (owe 12) 40 30 ; Mica, (scr.i beat 15. Nightingale (owe 12) 40 -31 : hied, liurnard (scr.) beat Allmtt |scr.) 40—36. Coinbii.ed bat'dicap di übles—Allool I and Mrs Diogemuller (scr.) beal Stevens ; and MrsCJT.orp (owe 2) 40 37. In semi- ! finals, Glover and Mrs Nelson (owe 7) ' plav Nightineale and Miss Ailken (owe 15)'. Sehoo! boys doubles (under 16) Askew and Green v. Rnvce and I'.rown. 1 ' Hi; 1,!,,u and Gardiner. Askew and ' 1 In en won on a three-cornered conlesl ; Ssi ! girls' d lies. (under lb) I lidda Thompson and Flossie Fowler I b : e en) rv only) ■ no cumpet ii ion.