LAWN TENNIS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15235, 24 February 1913, Page 4

LAWN TENNIS.

INTER- MATCHES. DETAILS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY. The Auckland Lawn Tennis Association's competitions wero advanced a further stage when the following games were played: — FIRST GRADE.—A SECTION. PARNELL V. AUCKLAND. Men's Singles: Coates 4, v. Snelling 9; Mowbray 7, v. Webster 9; Simpson- 9, v Andrews 3; Hanna 7, v Matthews 9. Men's Doubles: Mowbray and Coates 9, v. Snelling and Webster 5: Hanna aDd Ralph 9, v. Andrews and Tuke 6; Simpson and Baker 9, v. Matthews and Johns 5. Ladies' Singles: Miss Stele 7, v. Miss Woodroffe 4; Miss McCormick 7, v. Miss .Macc 5. Ladies' Doubles: Misses Steele and McCormick 7, v. Misses Woodroffo and Mace 3; Misses Frater and McCormick 7, v. Missea Scott and McLaughlin 5. Combined Doubles: Miss McCormick and Bakpr 7, v. Miss McLaugklan and Take 3; Miss Frater and Ralph 0, v. Miss Scott and Johns, a bye. Parncll Club won by 9 matches tc 4. Earn interfered with play.

EDEN AND EPSOM I V. WEST END I.

Men's Singles: Gold Smith 9, v. Keith 8; TV. A. Brown 3, v. Snelling 9; Robson 9, v. Lyttleton 3; Hunt 9, v. Fee 4. Men's Doubles: Brown and Robson 9, v. Keith and Bnolling 0; Gold Smith and Hunt 9, v. Goldic an Lyttleton 3; Billing and Brown 9, v. Fee and Wyman 3. Ladies' Singles: Mrs. Gold Smith 7, v. Misa Gray 3; Miss Bloomfield 1, v. Miss Williams 7. Ladies' Doubles: Mrs. GoldSmith and Miss Bloomfield 4, v. Misses Gray and Williams 7 Mrs. Brown and Miss Blades 7, v. Mrs. Fee and Miss Nelson 6. Combined Doubles: Billing and Mrs. Brown 7, v. Goldie and Mrs. Fee 5: Brown, and Miss Blades 7, v. Wyman and Miss Nelson 4. Eden and Epsom Club won by 10 matches to 3. FIRST GRADE.— SECTION. DEVONPORT I. V. DARNELL 11. Men's Singles: Ewen, 9, v. Duthie, 0; Sutton, 9, v. Herd, 8; Whittaker, 9, v. Segar, 6; Sheriffs, 9, v. Cooke, 7. Men's Doubles: Ewen and Sutton, 9, v. Duthio and Herd, 4: Whittaker and Sheriffs, 9, v. Segar and Cooke, 5; Macky and Gibson, 3, v. Pavitt and Kissling, 9. Ladies' Singles: Miss Whittaker, 7, v. Miss Gudgeon, 6; Miss Handloy, 7, v. Miss Peacock, 4. Ladies' Doubles: Mrs. Cooper and Miss Harvey, 7, v. Misses Peacock and Gudgeon, 1; Misses Whittaker and nandley, 7, v. Mrs. Kent and Miss Cameron, 6. Combined Doubles: Mrs. Cooper and Mackv, 6, v Mrs. Kent, and Pavitt, 7; Miss Harvey and Gibson, 7, v. Mies Cameron and Kissling, 5. Devonport Club won by 11 matches to 2. WEST END V. EDEN AND EPSOM. Men's Singles: Macky, 5, v. Henderson, 9; Stewart, 4, v. Cooke, 9; Cooke, 5, v. Thomson, 9; Alison, 4, v. Campbell, 9. Men's Doubles: Cooke and Macky, 5. v. Cooke and Campbell, 9; Angus and Stewart, <, v. Henderson and Thomson, 9; Alison and Dickeson, 6, v. Bull and C. R. Brown, 9. Ladies' Singles: Miss Patterson, 7, v. Mi?-; Waiker, 2; Mrs. Keith won by default from Miss Stewart. Ladies' Doubles: Mrs. Keith and Miss Bagnall won by default from Misses Walker and Nicholson: Miss Patterson and Mrs. Manning, 7, v. Misses Stewart and Smeeton, 3. Combined Doubles: Angus and Mrs. Manning, 1. v. C. It. Brown and Miss Nicholson. 7; Dickeson and Miss Bagnall, 1, v. Bull and Miss Smeeton, 7. Epsom Club won by 11 to 2. SECOND GRADE.—A SECTION. REMT7ERA 11. V. WEST END 111.

I Men's Singles: Ruddock, 9. v. Foote, 1; I Archer, 9, v. Nolan, 1; Brabant, 9, v. Bally, ' 2; Gray, 9, v. Butler, 2. I Men's Derail: Ruddock arcl Gray °, v. ' Foote and HeSair, 8: Brabant and \reher j 9, v. Nolan and Hally, <; Elliot and Sloman, j 9, v. Butler and Alison, 3. j dies' Tries: Miss i'ayton, 7 v. Miss • Hurt, 1; His:; Gordon, /, v. Mrs. O'Gorman', 4. i Ladies' Doubles: Misses Pajton arid Gor- | don, 7, v. Miss Hunt- and Mrs. Colson 3- ! Misses Sloinan and Commons, 7, v. Miss > Warnock and Mrs. O'Gorman, 5. j Combined Doubles: Sloman and Miss Sloman, 7, v. Mrs. Col.son and McNair, 0Miss Commons and Elliot, 7, v. Miss War-, nock and* Alison 3. Bemuera 13, Wsst End Q.