LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21345, 21 November 1932, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS

AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION

INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S PLAY

Inlor-club competition matches under the control of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association were continued on Saturday in fine weather. Following: are tho results, the names of players in the first-mentioned club being given first in each instance; —

SECOND GRADE . Rcmucra v. Royal Oak—Ladies' doubles: Misses Wilson and Asser lost to Mrs. Grey and Miss Hemus, G-2, 5-45. 3—6. Combined doubles: Ohlson and Miss Brookes beat Warren and Mrs. Strong. s—l>, 6—2. 7 5: K. Tonks and Miss Kerr-Taylor beat Philson and Mrs. Caughey. 6—2, 6—2. Men's singles: F. W. Lucas beat Dr. Noakes. G 1, C—l; D. G. Macfarlaiie beat F. noffrnan, 6—l, 6—o. Indies' singles: Miss D. Wilson beat Miss Hemus. 6—3, 4—6. 6—2: Miss 11. Asser lost to Mrs. Grey. 5—C. 1 (3. Men's doubles: Lucas and Macfarlano beat Noakes and Hoffman. 6—l, 6—4: Ohlson and Tonks beat Warren and Philson. G—o, 6 —2. Ladies' doubles : Misses Brookes and,lverr-Taylor beat Mrs. Strong and Mrs. Caughey, 6—o, 6—2.

Remuera won by 8 matches to 2. Bayfield v. V/est End.—Men's sincles: Moir lost to Robinson, 2—6, 6—5, 3—6: Halstead lost to Donald, 4—6, 2—6. Ladies singles: Miss Nichols lost to Miss Meiklejohn, 6—5, 3—6, 5—7; Miss Spicer lost to Miss Phillips, o—6, o—6. Men's doubles: Moir and Halstead lost to Robinson and Donald, 2—o, 5—6; Nichols and Barron lost to Wright and Allen, 2—6, 4—6. Ladies doubles: Misses Nichols and Spicer lost to Misses Meiklejohn and Phillips, 2 —6. 2—6: Misses P. Nichols and Morrison lost to Mrs. Williams and Miss Green. 6—2, I—6. 3—6, Combined doubles: Nichols and Miss P. Nichols beat Wright and Mrs. Williams, I—g, C—l, o—s; Barron and Miss Morrison lost to Allen and Miss Green, 2—6. 6—2. 4—6. West End won by 9 matches to 1.

Takapuna V. Unltod.—Men's singles: Wilson lost to Storry. 6-5. 4-0, 4-6; Browne beat Watson. 6—4. 6—5. Ladies' singles: Miss Wann beat Miss Hindston, G—2. 6—4: Mrs. Sullivan beat Miss Burgess. 6—2. 6 -2. Men's doubles: Wilson and Brown lost to Storry and Watson, 4—6, 4 —6; Sutherland and Warren beat Preston and Irvine. s—o. o—], 6—3. Ladies' doubles: Misß Wann and Mrs. Sullivan beat Miss Hindson and Miss Burgess. 6—2, C>—2; Mrs. Everiss and Mrs. Martin lost to Mrs. Tong and Mrs. Pezaro. o—6. 2—C. Combined doubles : Sutherland and Mrs. Everiss lost to Preston and Mrs. Tong, 3—Ci, 5—6; Warren and Mrs. Martin beat Irvine and Mrs. Pezaro, 6 —l. 6—5. Takapuna won by 6 matches to 4. St. Heliers v. Takapuna.—Men's singles: Armstrong beat Roberts. 6—3. 6—l: Pease beat Webb, 6—4, 6—4. Ladies' singles: Miss Cahill beat Miss Hall. 6—5. 6 —2: Miss Russell beat Miss Moncriefr, 6—2, 6 —2. lien s doubles: Armstrong and Pease beat Roberts and Webb, 6—l, 5—6. 6—3: Stone and Wrath all beat Brown and Ashwin. 3—6. G 4, 6—3. Ladies' doubles: Misses Cabill and Russell lost, to Misses Hall and Moncriefi, 5 —6. 2—6: Misses Porter and Inslis beat Miss O'Neill and Mrs. Bnwden. 4—6. C,—6—l. Combined doubles: Miss Porter iind Stone Ibst to Miss O'Neill and Brovin. 4—6, 2—6. St. Heliers won by 7 matches to 2. Rawhiti v. United—Men's singles: Barker beat Hay, 3—6, 6—2. 6—3: Thomas lost to Steedman. 4—6, 4—6. Ladies' singles: Mrs. Barker beat Mrs. Rowe, 6—2, 6 —2: Mrs. Babington beat Mrs. Preston, o—6. 6—3. G—J. Men's doubles: Barker and Thomas beat Kay and Steedman. 6—4. 6—2: Harvey and Kipling beat Mawhiney and Garland, 6—2, 4—6, 6—3. Ladies' doubles: Mesdames Barker and Babington beat Mesdames Rowe and Preston. 6—o, 5 —6. Mrs. Moffitt and Miss Sheehan beat Misses Bourne and Eskrigge, 6—2. 4—6. 6—3. Rawhiti leads by 6 matches to 2. Melros9 Park v. Ngatarlnga—Men's singles; H. Hoyt beat W. Lund, 6 —2. 6—2: J. Rintoul beat L. Browning, 6—4. 6-70. Ladies' Fingle.?: Mi.= 3 Rintoul beat. Miss Lewin, 6— .t, 6—2; Miss Palmer beat Mis 3 Sinton, o—2.0 —2. 6—2. Men's doubles: Hoyt and Rintoul beat. Lund snd Browning, 6—l. 0—): A. and F. Williams beat Bates and Dickson, 6—5. 6—2. Ladies' doubles: Misses Rintoul and Palmer beat Misses Lewin and Sinton, 6—5, 6 —5; Mrs. Harris and Miss Wallace beat Mis 3 Wyatt and Lund. 6—2. 6—3. Combined doubles: A. Williams and Mrs. Harris beat Bates and Miss Wyatt. 6—l, 6—o; F. Williams and Miss Wallace beat Dickson and Miss Lund, 6—2. 6—o. Melrose Park won by 10 matches to 0. Unity v. Pukeroa.—Men's singles: C. A. Potter lost to B. W. Brownlee. 6—5, I—6, 2—6; H. Couzens beat G. Wade, 6—4, 5—6, 6—3. Ladies' singles: Mrs. M. I. Wilson bent Miss G. Edwards, 6—5, 6—o; Mrs. T. I. Mills beat Miss I. McGinley, 6—o, 6—o. Men's doubles: Potter and Couzens lost to Brownlee and ' Wade, 2—6, 3 —6; C. E. Walfhe and A. M. Rowe beat J. Jebb and B. H. Barrett, &—4, G—s. Ladies' doubles: Mesdames Wilson and Mills beat Misses Edwards and McGinley, 4—6. 6—3, 6—2; Miss J. Gemmell and T. O'Donnell lost to Mesdames Henry and Smart, 6—o, 2—6, 3—6. Combined doubles: Miss Gemmell and C. E. Walsh lost to Mrs. Henry and J. Jebb, 3—6. 2—6; ifiss T. O'Donnell and A. M. Rowe lost to Mrs. Smart and H. J/Barrett, 4—6, 6 —o, 4—6.

Unity won by 13 sets to 12, 5 matches all. THIRD GRADE St. Heliers v. Parnell.—lien's singles: Mabbett lost to Vickerman, 3—6, 4—6; Stowlo beat Cuinrmngs. G—s. 2—G. G—3. Ladies' singles: Miss Bradshaw beat Miss Burke, 6—5, G—l; ML«s White beat Mrs. Vickerman. 6 —l, 6 —l. Men's doubles: Mabbett and Stowle lost to Vickerman and Cum. mings, 5—6, 6—4. I—6; Kretchmar and Wrnthall beat Booth and Douglas, 6 —3. G —3. Ladies' doubles: Misses Bradshaw and White beat Misses Vickerman and Burke, G—l, G—l; Misses Shirley nnd Goldsboro lost to Misses Cooper and Garton, 5—6, 5—G. Combined doubles: Kretchmar and Miss Shirley lost to Gould and Miss Kissling, 2—G, 4—G; Russell nnd Miss Goldsboro lost to Douglas and Miss Garton, 6—5, I—6, 3 —G. St. Heliers won by 12 sets to 11. FOURTH GRADE Unity v. Marist.—Men's singles: F. Pickering lost to V. R. Clarke, 6—6. 6—o, 6—3; P. J. Lye beat K. V. Durney, 6—4. 5—6, C—l. Ladies' singles: Miss C. S. Christie neat Mrs. W. McDermott, 6—2, 6—2; Mrs. G. 11,11 nt beat Miss IX Kelly, 6—3, 6—l. Men's doubles: Pickering and Lye lost to Clarke and Durney, 5—6. 5—G: V. A. Coyle and H. Lewis beat T. T. O'Brien nnd B. Herbert, 6—3, 4—6, 6—t. Ladies' doubles: Miss Christie nnd Mrs Hunt beat Mrs. McDermott nnd Miss Kelly, 6—3, 4—6, 6 4; Mrs D. M. Bradley and Miss Isaacs beat Mrs. H. Curtis and Miss E. Creedon. 6 4. 6—4. Combined doubles: Mrs. Bradley and A.'tA" Co - vle beat Jfrs - H- Curtis and" T. T. CI T len> . 6—3, .5—6, C—s; Miss Isaacs nnd H. Lewis beat Miss Creedon and B. Herbert, G—4, G—4. Unity won by S matches to 2.

OUTER SUBURBAN MATCHES

PLAY IN THE SECOND ROUND

Clubs competing in the Auckland outer suburban lawn tennis competition completed tlieir second round of matches on Saturday, Kcsults were as follows, players of the firstnamed club being mentioned first in each case:— A GRADE Mangere Central v. Mangere East Men's singles: I. Eilett lost to C. R. Reader 6-0, 6-6. 6-3; F. Taylor beat KKay. o~r* E Scott lost to A. Cutfield. ? i' r c. 't ]'• , Haat,p , bp ? f . M. Nosh. 0- . 6-5. Ladies' singles: Miss R. Kirkbride beat Mrs. Walker. o—l. G—o; Miss I Montgomery lost to Miss R. Reynolds. 5-6' 4—G. Men's doubles: Eilett and Taylor beat Reader and Kay. 3—6. 6—4. f>—4: Scott mid Hasfie beat Cutfield and Nash, 6—4 2— ! 5 ' £ri : Jones nlul Faul beat L. Kav and A\ alker, 6—3. 5—6. 6—3. Ladies' doubles; Misses Kirkbride and Montgomerio nnd Mrs. Walker and Miss Reynolds, 6—-4. 4—6 (unfinished): Misses Trayes and Paul lost_ to Misses Williams and Nash. "—<>—s—G. Combined doubles : F. .Tones and Miss Trayes beat L. Kav and Miss Williams, 6 —5. 6 —f): J. Paul and Miss Paul lost to IT. Walker and Miss N?sh, 6—4, 3—6, 2—6.

Mnngero Central won by 7 matches to 5 one match being unfinished.

B GRADE Mangere Central v. Mangere East.—Men's singles: G. Kirkbride lost to H. SausSGS', 7—11; D. Jaffrey beat L. Enting. 11—2. Ladies' singles: Miss H. Court lost to Miss A. Crooks, 7—11: Miss J. Court beat Miss D. Brown, 11—10; Men's doubles: Kirkbride and Jaffrey beat Saussey and Enting. 11—S; Johnson and Thompson beat Thompson and Self. 11—1; Montgomerio and Rennie beat V. and R. Pheasant. 11—6. Ladies' doubles: Misses H. and J. Court beat Misses Crooks and Brown, 11—9: Misses McLean and Speakman lost to Misses K. nnd C. Reynolds, 8—11; Miss Rennie and Mrs. Paul beat Miss Garland and Mrs. Fowlie. 11—4. Combined doubles: Johnson and Miss McLean lost to A. Thomson and Miss K. Reynolds, 5—11: Thompson and Miss Speakman beat V. Pheasant and Miss Garland, 11—5; Montgomerie and Miss Rennie lost to O. Self and Miss C. Reynolds. 10—11; Rennie and Miss Panl lost to R. Pheasant and Mrs. Fowlie, 11—10. Mangere Central won by 8 matches to 6.

LOWER WAIKATO COMPETITIONS'"' [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDED] !>' TAUPIRI, Saturday Taupiri v, Pukemlro. —Ladies' Miss Waring lost to Mrs. Jefferson, 3—&M: Miss N. Wilson beat Miss Betty, 6—3; Mrs. N. Jackways beat Misa Bestic, 6—2: Mis» P. Wilson.lost to Miss White, I—6. Mea'j| singles: Tukere beat Seddon, 9—S; Wilson,';, lost to Whyte. 3—9; Hill beat Widges. 9-6; Leslie lost to Gilmore, B—9. Ladies' doubles; Misses Waring and Wilson lost, to Mrs, Jefferson and Miss Bessie. 3—7; Mrs. Jack-;: ways and Miss P. Wilson beat Miss Batty, and Miss White. 7—3. Men's double?: Tukere and Wilson beat Seddnn and "Whyte', . o—2; Hill and Leslie beat Widges and Gil-., ' more, 9—3. Combined doubles: Tukere and, Mrs. Jackways lost to Seddon and Mrs. Jefferson, 6—7; Wilson and Mis 3 Waring? beat Whyte and Miss Bestic, 7—4; Hill and: Miss N. Wilson beat Widges and Mis»V Batty. 7—5; Leslie and Miss P. Wilson beat Gilmore and Miss White, 7^-4.