LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS

SCHOOLS' CHAMPIONSHIPS SECONDARY TITLE WINNERS Tho annual lawn tennis championships for Auckland secondary school boys were concluded at the Stanley Street courts on Saturday morning. Following were tho rcfiults: — Senior Singles Final.—J. F. Mayson (Auckland Grammar) beat, I. W. Thompson (Auckland Grammar), 6—3, 6—5. Junior Singles Final,t—J. D. Bull (Takapuna Grammar) beat A. G. Gray (Mount Albert Grammar), 3—6, 6—l, 6—3. # * Open Doubles. —Semi-finals: Williams and Long (Auckland Grammar) beat Mayson and Hosking 'Auckland Grammar), 5-6. r 3 6-~2; Lcivislian and Tuvlor (Auckland Grammar) beat Molloy ?, d Reardon (Mount Albert Grammar), -1, *r?Final: Williams and Long b Lewishan and Taylor, 6—4, 6—5PRIMARY SCHOOLS EVENTS The annual primary -schools' championships were continued on Saturday morning, when the semi-final stages were rea ™® f J; Following are the results of the semi Singles.-B. Dearsley beat, G-Duffin. s_o- M. Ifodges beat G. Miller, 5 -. • • Parry beat B. Warren, s—o; C. Morgan bea, 0. Cohen, s—o. , -.r Girls' Doubles.—J. Bottrell and M, Hodges beat M. Laurie and O. Cohen, 5 1. C. Morgan and J. McMillan beat M- Giltett and N. Bodle 5-2; J- Wade and B. Edwards beat J. Parry and M. Diyland. - Clark beat I. Hosking and J. Weaver, 5—4. Boys' Singles—Elliott besi. Lees, 5—2; Moller beat Gould 5-2; Kmijhorn beat Hay ward. s—l;5 —1; Smith beat Jveeling. Boys' Doubles.—Smith and Reeling beat Freukes and Dryland, 5—4; McPbee and McGhie beat Shaw and Haywaid. 5 3. The finals will be decided next Saturday. CHURCHES' ASSOCIATION MOUNT ALBERT WINS FINAL The final match in the A grade, competition under the control of the Churches Lawn Tennis .Association was Pltfyed on Saturday afternoon. Mount Albert Presbytrrian No. 2 defeating West Street Churcn of Cliiast. This is tho fourth occasion upon which Mount Albert has won the A grade shield. Following are the results, Mount Albert names being mentionedi farß t: Men's Doubles.—Smith and Bowler beat Penman and Malcolm,, 6—l, 6—o. Ladies' Doubles.—Miss Knight and Miss Fanner beot Misses Worrall, 6-3 6—4, Misses Coc/irane and Robinson lost to Mrs. Aldridge and M'.sb Brighton, 5 b, Doubles.-Mrs. Nicholson and Bridge beat Mrs. Malcolm and Malcolm, 6 Two matches were not played, but tKey cannot affect the result, Mount Albert winning by 3 matches to 1. — FRANKLIN' ASSOCIATION SHIELD COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Saturday The final of the Franklin Lawn Tennis Asociation's B grade competition for the Moore-Schlaepfer Shield was played at Waiau Pa to-day between Waiau Pa and Pukekawa. Waiau Pu won by eight niatcnes to six. In presenting the shield to the winners, Mr. R. J. Glasgow congratulated 'them on their success in their first season as a club affiliated with the association. Details of matches are as follows, V\ aiau Pa players beiiig mentioned first:—Mens singles: G. Willis beat A. Bell, 9—l; R ; Saddleton beat A. Lindberg, 9—3. La-dies singles: Miss Farley lost to Mrs. Bell, 3—6; Miss Clark lost to Miss Lindberg, 0-6. Men's doubles: Willis and Saddleton beat Bell and Lindberg, 9 —l; Clark and Mathieson beat Martin and L. Lindberg, 9 —5; Farley and Wright beat Morrison and lippms, 9—l Ladies' doubles: Misses Farley and Clark lost to Mrs. Bell and Miss Lindberg," 2 —6; Mrs. Crouch and Miss E. Clark lost to Misses A. and M. Logan, 5—6; Miss Saddleton and Mrs. Clark lost to Misses W ells and Bell, 3—6. Combined doubles: Clark and Mrs. Crouch beat Martin and Miss A. Logan, 7—2; Matliieson and Miss E. Clark lost to L. Lindberg and Miss M. Logan, 4—7; Farley and Miss Saddleton beat Morrison and Miss Wells, 7—l; Wright and Mrs. Clark beat Tippins and Mrs. Bell, 7 —4. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT [from our own correspondent] v PUKEKOHE, Saturday Excellent exhibitions of tennis were given by the finalists in the Franklin Lawn Tennis I Asociation's champion of champions tournament which was played at the Pukekohe Club's courts to-dny. The men's title was won by J. C. Charters, Aka Aka, and the ladies' event by Miss Bernice Bishop, Pollock. Charters showed good form in the final, defeating A. Papesch, Pukekohe East, o—2, 6—o. In the final for the ladies' title, Miss Bishop heat Miss Knowles, 6—2. 6—4. Miss Bishop is one of the most promising players in Franklin Association tennis and was the winner of the girls' junior - event at the Auckland championships, when she was also awarded the racquet for the most promising junior. Details of the matches are as follows Men's Championship.—First round: B. Melsop (Te Toro) beat A. Jonathan (Otaua), 6—2, 6—o. Second round: J. C. Charters (Aka Aka) beat B. Melsop, (s—o. 6—l; B. Bishop (Pollok) beat R. Fulton (West EndHill). 6—3, 6—-2; C. Morrill (Pukekohe) beat R. Walden (Pokeno), 6—l. 6—3; A. Papesch (Pukekohe East) beat W. Bilkey (Buckland), 6—3, 6—3. Third round: Charters beat Bishop, 9—7; Morrin lost to Papesch, 3—6, 3—6. Final: Charters beat Papesch. 6—2, 6—o. Ladies' Championship,—First Tound: Miss Knowles (Pukekohe) beat Miss Zinzan (Te Toro). 6—2. 6—o; Miss Woollcy (Tuakau) beat Miss Civil (West End-Hillh 2—6, 6—l. 6—l; Miss Bnrnice Bishop (Pollok) beat Miss Jolly (Aka Aka), 6—o, 6—o. Second round: Miss Knowles beat Miss Campbell (Buckland). 6—2. 4—6, B—6: Miss Bishop bent Miss Woolley, 6—3. 6—4. Final: Mis 9 Bishop beat Miss Knowles, 6—2, 6—4. WIN FOR THAMES VALLEY BAY OF PLENTY DEFEATED [from our own correspondent] TE AROHA, Saturday A tennis match between Thames Valley and the Bay of Plenty representatives was played on the Te Aroha courts to-day. Thames Valley won by 17 mutches to 4. Unfortunately the visitors through unforeseen circumstances were not able to send their best team of men, and Taurnnga players comprised most of the team. Prior to leaving on their return journey the visitors were entertained to an enjoyable dinner by the Thames Valley Association. Results of play were as follows, Thames Valley players being mentioned first:— Men's Singles.-r-Bush beat Hardy, 3 —6, j 6—2, 6—4; Wright beat Mansol], 6—2, 6—-0; Murphy beat Hamilton, 6—2, 6—2; Alley beat Klitohen, 6—3, 6—3; James beat Smith, 6—2. 6—4; llawes beat White, 6—3, 6—o. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Shnnd best Miss Leny, Miss Glover beat Mrs. Billiard, 9—B; Mrs. Lawrence bent Mrs. McCrae, o—7; Miss Alley beat Miss Merrilces, 9—7; Mrs Halligan lost to Miss D'uim.ford, 2—9; Mrs. Patterson lost to Miss Benshaw, B—9. Men's Doubles.—Bush and Wright bent Hardy and Mansell, 6—o, 6—4: Hawes and Alley beat. Hamilton and White. 6 —l, 6 —l; James and Murphy beat Klitchen and Smith, 5—6, 6—l, 65. Ladies' Doubles.—Miss Shand and Mrs. Glover beat Mrs. Bullard and Miss Merrilees, 6 —3. 6—-2; Mrs. Lawrenre and Miss Alley lost to Misses Leny and Benshaw, 3—6, 1 —li; Mrs. Halligan and Mrs. Patterson lost to Misses MoCrae and Danneford, 4—6. 3—6. Combined Doubles.—Bush and Miss Shand bent Hardy and Miss Leny, 4 —6, 6—4. 7—5: Wright and Mrs. Glover beat Mansell and Mrs. Bullard. 5—6, 6—3, 6—2; Hawes and Mrs. Patterson beat White and Miss Ben-shn-v, 64. 6—3. LOWER WAIKATO COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] TAUPIRI, Saturday In the semi-final of the Lower Waiknto senior tennis competition, played at Tailpiri to-day, Hunt'.y defeated the home team by 10 sets to 6. Details nro ns follows, Tnupi ri players being mentioned first:—Men's singles: Tulcere t« Anpa lost to Smith, 6—9; R. Wilson lost to R Wilcox, 6—9; 0. Hill beat I. Kasoof, 9—7; A. Button lost to Bobertson, o—9. Ladies' singles; Miss A. Waring lost to Mrs. Berry. 5—6; Miss N, Wilson beat Miss Voltz, (5—2: Miss P. Wilson lost, to Miss Brook, 4—6: Miss Charles beat Miss Smith, 6—l. Men's doubles: Tukere and Hill lost to Smith nnd Robertson, 7—9; Wilson and Button lost to Wi'eos and Kasoof, 6 —9, Ladies' doubles: Misses A. Waring and P. Wilson lost to Mrs. Berry and Miss Voltz, 4—7; Miss N. Wilson nnd Miss R. Charles beat. Misses Brook and Smith, 7—l. Combined doubles: Tukere and Miss Waring lost to Smith and Mrs. Berry, ; Hill and Miss N. Wilson bent Wilcox and Miss Voltz, 7—2; R. Wilson and Miss P. Wilson beat Kasoof and Miss Brook. 7—4; Button and Miss Charles lost to Robertson and Miss Smith. 2 —7.

WHANGAREI CLUB'S MATCHES Jjtrom) our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Saturday The Whangarei Tennis Club'it various comnet and championship matches have row reached the concluding etages. A numnow T f acae . . , 1 g na i matches were clayed toTayf w th° the following results P Men's Championship Sindes.-Semi-final: R. Carter beat C. Wnymouth, fr-4, 6-3. ladies' Championship sin T f le ?j^|J lll ' final: Miss J- Mueller beat Miss N. Dreve . Lidics' Championship Doubles, rrnai »*• and Hlgginsan beat Mrs. jaftftiaS6?*—>• 6 l?;»Ui.ndjc.p Sin,to, A Fnal- R. S. Fmch beat T. Uoiumit, o—o, « 4;' D. Wilson beat W. .Johns 6-3. 1 o-7 B grade: W. <T. Glanville beat JJ. Ross, 6-2, 6—l; J. Atkinson beat G- El Doubles. A Grad^Finah G. Calder apd H. Keeble b«t G, a i.dts' St 'Doubles. A Grates Itevens a beat^'misses Piper°anTMmbßton. Jones beat V/a! A. Long and Miss Symes. TE KUITI BEATS TE AWAMUTU [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONPENf] TE KUITI, Saturday A tennis match between Te Kuiti and Te Awamutu played this on Te Kuiti Club s courts resulted in a win lor j.o Kuiti by 23 sets to 1. The resulted - Te Kuiti 172; Te Awamutu, 80. The 1® Awamutu team was not fully represented.