LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21469, 18 April 1933, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES H. C. ROWLANDS WINS SINGLES TOURNEY CONCLUDES TO-DAY Favourable weather conditions prevailed for tho continuation of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association's hard-court championships at the Windmill Road courts yesterday and a number of evonts were finalised. The tournament will conclude to day. In the men's singles, H. C. Rowlands scoied his third successive win by defeating C. E. Partridge in straight seta. Partridge played stylish tennis, but could not penetrate his opponent's control. Miss L. Roberton and Miss Marion Macfarlane had a good match in the ladies' singles, the vigorous forehand play of tho first-named dominating the clos--lUpartndge and Macfarlane started well, against Rowlands and McKeown, but failec badly after taking the first se . Rowland was the best of the four and the Eden and Epsom combination asserted it» superiority after two-all in the second ™ to win at 6—3 and take the third to love without being extended. Results are iu follows FIRST SECTION Men's Singles—Semi-finals: H. C. Rowlands beat T. R. '£«"«. 4 » C ;. % Partridge beat A. E. McKeown 6-4, 0-J. Final: H. C. Rowlands beat C. L. -t^r U Ladies' Singles.—First round: Miss L. Roberton beat Miss W. D. Httyc *en, C n ' 6-1. Semi-finals: Miss Marion Macfa.Uano beat Miss, T. D. ew ton, 10—8, 0-2. Miss L. Roberton beat Mrs. 1. C. b-I, 6—3 Final: Miss L. Roberton beat Misa Marion Macfarlane, 2—6. 6-2, 6-2. Combined Doubles -Semi-finals L lonics and Miss Marjone Macfarlane beat A. M: Keown and Miss D. Newton, 6 . ~ • > C. E. Partridge and Miss Marion Macfailane beat D. G. Macfarlane and Miss L. Roberton, ( Doubles. —Misses Macfarlane beat ! Mrs. Clarken and Mrs Hay, 6-3. 8-6. Miss L. Roberton and Ill's. Thomas heat Miss W. D. Hayden and Mrs. .Needham, 6—4 6—3. Final: Misses Macfarlane beat Miss Roberton and Mrs. Thomas lft-8. 6-3. Men's Doubles.—Second round. G. Maitin and T. R. Turei beat C D Warren and J. Garland, 6-4, 6-3. Semi-finals: H. C,. Rowlands and A. E. ] G Martin and T. R. Turei, 6—3. b—3; D. O. Macfarlane and C. E Partridge won by default from C. O. Litherlarid and It. U. Taylor. Final: H. C. Rowlands and A. McKeown beat C. E. Partridge and Macfarlane, 3—6, 6—3, 6—o. SECOND SECTION Men's Singles.—Third round: C. Shenkin beat A. W. Cutfleld, 6—5, 6—.A M. Gunn beat G. Cornes, 6—4, 6—4; J. Lene beat J. W. Gunn, 6-3, 6—3; H. Toms beat A. D. Thompson, s—o, 6—4, B—6 Semifinals: J. Leng beat H Toms, 6-0. 6-0. A. M. Gunn beat C. Shenkin, G—l. 6—5. Final: J. Leng beat A. M. Gunn, 6-2, 6-3 Ladies' Singles.—Third round. Mrs Hay beat Mrs. A. J. Clarken, 6—o, 4—b, 6—3; Mrs. Newman beat Mrs. lid marsh, 6—3, (J—3• Miss D. Chetwynd beat Miss R. Williams. 6—3, 6—4; Miss K. Bonner beat Mrs. F Thomas, 4—6, 6—l, 6—4. Semi-finals: Mrs. Hay beat Mrs. Newman, 6—2, 6—o; Miss K. Bonner beat Miss D. Chetwynd, 6—3, 11—9. Final: Mrs. Hay beat Miss Bonner, 6—2, 2—6. 6—3. Men's Doubles.—Third round: G. Latter and H. B. Toms beat C. Brownlee and Shenkin, 6—2, 3—6, 6—2; J. W. and A. M. Gunn beat C. Morris and J. P. Williams, 6—4, G—4; H. Ray and Cornes beat A, .T. Clarken and McSweeney, 6—3. 6 3 Semifinals: Anderson and Forest beat Little and lorns, 6—3, 6—l. Ladies' Doubles.—Second round: Mesdames Hay and Clarken beat Misses A. Gilpin and Hay how, 6—4, 6—2. Semi-finals: Misses K. Bonner and R. Williams beat Misses M. Green and L. Hemus, 6—3, 5 —6, o—3. Mesdames Hay and Clarken beat Miss Creedon and Mrs. Newman, 4—6, 6—4, 6—2. Combined Doubles.—Third round: J. I. Robertson and Miss D. Chetwynd beat I. Ellett and Miss Sutherland, 5—6, 6—5, 6—2; G. Comes and Mrs. L. Walker beat Moller and Miss Hayhow, 6-2. 2-6, 6—3; A J. S. Brown and Miss "W. Jessup beat Nicholson and Mrs. Thomas, 6—5, i>—l; J. Leng and Miss M. Hall beat A. D. Thomson and Miss A. Walker by default. Semi-finals: J. Leng and Miss M. Hall beat A. J. S. Brown and Miss W. Jessup, 6—l, 6—2; Robertson and Miss Chetwynd beat Cornea and Mrs. L. Walker, 6—2, 6—4. THIRD SECTION Men's. Singles.—Third round: C. Anderson beat C. Shenkin, 6—3, 6—2; V. Thomas beat G. R. Clarke. 5—6, 6—4, 6—l; A. J. Clarken j beat G. W. Kirkbride, 6—2, 6—4. Fourth I round: C. Anderson beat P. A. Bowker. 6—l, ' 6—2; A. McSweeney beat A. B. Crouch, 6—4, 6—5. Semi-final: A. McSweeney beat J. S. Robertson, —3. 6—2; Anderson beat Clarken. 6—o. 6—2. Ladies' Singles.—Third round: Miss L. Jeffries beat Miss P. Cooke, o—4. 4 —6. 6—3; Mrs. A. T. Rose beat Mrs. McKinstry, Ri—o, 6—o. Semi-finals: Miss Gilpin beat Mrs. A. T. Rose. 6—2, 6—4; Mrs. Anderson beaf Miss Jeffries, 6—2, 6—3. Men's Doubles.—Third round: G. W. Kirkbride and W. J. Paul won by default from A. J. Clarken and J. C. Walsh; R. N. Cameron and J. S. Robertson beat L. S. Nicholls and J. Swinburn, 5—6, 6—4, 6—2; G. Roberts and L. Walker beat J. Cotter and R. G. Clarke, 6—3. 6—4. Semi-finals: Thomas and McSweeney beat G. Roberts and L. Walker, f —l, 6—5; R. N. Cameron and J. S. Robertson beat G. W. Kirkbride and J. Pnul, 6—5, 6—l. Ladies' Doubles.—Second round: Mesdames Anderson and Hose beat Mesdames Lawless and Martin, 6—l, Mrs. New and Miss L. Jeffries beat Mrs. McKinstry and Miss C. Brown, 6—l, 61. Semi-finals: Mrs. New and Miss L. Jeffries beat Miss A. Roberts and Mrs. Walker by default; Mesdames Anderson and Rose beat Misses Bottrell and Cooke. 6—4, 6—o. Combined Doubles.—Second round; E. Jones and Miss L. Jeffries beat Lawless and Mrs. S. Martin, 6—2, 6—3; Hoyte and Miss New beat A. J. Clarkon and Miss Anderson. o—2, 6—3. Third round: 11. R. Williams and Miss J. Hansen beat A. T. Rose and Mrs. Rose, 6 —5, 5—6, B—6; Hoyte and Miss New beat Anderson and Mrs. F. For--5r~3, 6 — S - Semi-finals: Kirkbride and Miss Court beat Roberts and Miss Roberts, 6— 2> 6—3; Hoyle and Mrs. New bent. H. R. Williams and Miss J. Hansen, 0—27 6 2. ! inal: Iloyto and Mrs. New beat Kirkbride and Miss Court, 6—4, 6—2. NORTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY CHARTERS WINS SINGLES [BY TELEGRAPH OWN COItItESPONDENf] WHANGAREI, Monday The Not th Auckland Lawn Tennis Association's annual tournament was continued to-day in fine weather on the Whangtuei Club's courts. J. C. Charters, of Tuuranga, won the men's singles title. The tournament will conclude to-morrow. Following are the results of to-day's play:— Men'a Singles Championship. Semifinals: Charters beat Carter. 6—2, o—4; Hayr beat Wilson, 6—3, 6—5. Final: Charters beui Hayr, 6—3, 6—2. Men's Doubles Championship.—Byles and Johns beat Thomson and Day, 5—6, 6—2, B—6; Wilson and Carter beat Lindesay and Presswood, 6—2, o—l. Semi-finals: Pickmere and Smith beat Byles and Johns, 6—2, C—2; Ilayr and Charters' beat Wilson and Carter, 6—3, 6—l. Ladies' Doubles Chamisionship.—Miss Wilson and Mrs. Thomson beat Misses Berghan, 6 —l, 6—o; Misses Rcmiger bent Missfcs Higginson and Eccles. 6—3, 2—6, 6—4. Combined Doubles Championship.—Semifinal: Smith and Miss D. Remiger beat Pickmere and Miss Eccles, 6—3, 4—6, S—(>. Boys' Singles Championship. Semifinal: Carter beat Ross, '6—s, 6—5. Final: Child bent Carter, 6—4, 6—l. Girls' Singles Championship.—Miss Massoy beat Miss Thomassen, 6—3, 6 —4. Semifinals: Miss Ryder beat Miss Davidson, C—3, 6—3; Miss Maseey bent Miss Griffiths, 6—2, 6—3, Final: Miss Massey beat Miss Ryder. 6—4, 6—o. Men's Singles Handicap, A Grade.— Hayr beat Peat, 9—4; Lindesay beat Thorne, 9—7; Hayr bent Burch, 9—2. Semifinals: Liudesny beat Thomson, 9—6; Hayr bi at Byles, 9—2. B grade: McLean beat Miller. 9—4; Wood beat Johns, 9—3; Barry beat Johns, 9 —3. Semi-finals: McLean beat Wells, Wood beat Barry, 9—3. Final: McLean beat Wood, 6—l, 6—l. Men's Doubles.—A grade: Carter and Wilson beat Johns and Byles, 9—2; Peat nnd Peat bent Wilson and Panton, 9—4; Burch and O'Carroll beat Gellert and Thorne, 9—5. Semi-finals: Carter and Wilson beat Lindesay and Presswood, 9—7; Burch and O'Carroll beat Peat and Peat. 9—7. Final: Carter and Wilson beat Burch and O'Carioil, 6—2, 6 —3 B grado final: Miller and Wood beat Baigent and Baigent by default. Ladies' Doubles Handicap.—Misses Lee and Lauder beat Misses Davidson and Tl.pmassen. 9—5; Miss Wilson and Mrs. Thomson beat Misses Berghan and Piggott, 9—B: Mrs, and Miss Remiger beat Misses Higgison and Eccles, 9—3. Semi-finals: Misses Leo and Lauder beat Mrs. Mc.Lcod and Miss 9—6; Mrs. and Miss Remiger bent Miss Wilson nnd Mrs. Thomson, 9—4. Final: Mrs. nnd Miss Remiger beat Misses. Lee nnd Lauder. 6—4, 6 —3. Combined Doubles Handicap.—A grade: O'Carroll and Miss E. Remiger beat W. Johns and Miss Zinzon. 9 —3; O'Carroll and Miss Remiger beat Johns and Miss Zinznn, 9—3; Presswood and Miss Mason beat Smith and Miss D. Remiger. 9—B. Semifinals: Briggs and Miss Bishop beat O'Carroll nrd M*iss Remiger, 9—6; I. Charters and Miss Maßsey beat Presswood and Miss Mason, 9—5. Final: Charters and Miss Mnssey beat Briggs and Miss Bishop, 6—4, G—2.

"Ladies' Singles Handicap.—Mrs. McLeod beat Mrs. Thomson, 9—l; Mrs. Barry bea Miss Thomassen, 9—3; Miss Miss Wilson. 9—2; Mrs. Barry beat Mrs. £"» d 8-ii. Semi-final.: • M.. P.M." b* at Mrs. Barry, 9-7; Miss M. Berghan beat Mrs. Martin, 9—3. Final: Miss Berg han beat Miss Pissott, 6—o. 6—l. Combined Doubles-B grade: Wells and Mrs. Martin beat Carter and Mis n-riffitha 9—4; Wood and Miss Lee beat Bar® and Mra. Barry, 9-2; Miller and Miss Lauder beat Keeble and Miss Bishop, *9-3. Semi-finals: Wood andMias Lee beat Wells and Mrs. Martin. 9 4 ' M > n ® r Miss Lauder beat Strange and Mrs. Mc L Boys' 9 Doubles Handicap.—McLean and Smith beat Child and Rosa, 9—: 2. Final. McLean and Smith beat Carter and Car te Girh7 3 bauWes Handicap.—Final: Muses Davidson and Thomnssen beat Misses Ryder "junior* Combined Doubles d f lC McLean and Miss Thomassen beat Ross and Miss Ryder, 9-3 Final: Carter and Miss Clarke beat McLean and Miss Thomassen, 6—3, 4 —6, 6 4. FRANKLIN TOURNAMENT TWO FINALS REACHED [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Monday Fine weather favoured play to-day in the Franklin tennis tournament, and two nnais vtere reached. ' Results are as follows: Men's Junior Championship.—final. ±J. Bishop (Pollok) beat J. Aitkenhead (haraLadiesrl'Championship Doubles.—Finall: Miss Bishop (Pollok) and Miss Stewait (Jo Whetu) beat Mrs Bell (1 ukekawa) and Miss Woolley (Tuakau)., 6-2, 5-7, 6—2. Men's Championship Singles.—Second round: Plant beat Gummer. 6-4. Third round: Green beat Fulton, Papesch beat Hutchinson, 3—6, 6—4, 6-0. Men's Championship Doubles.—Second round: Watson apd Green beat fulton and Moon. 6—l. 6—2; A. and K. Papesch beat Pnnnins and Plant, 6—2, 6—2: Porter and Hutchinson beat Willis and Saddleton, 6—4. ladies' Championship Smgks.—First round: Miss Woolley beat Miss Cathcart g 6 3. Semi-final: Miss Stewart beat M Combiied n Championsfnp Doubles.—Second round: Morrin and Miss Stewart beat Guise and Miss Charles. 6-4. 6-2; Porter and Miss Wilson beat Pulton and Miss Hill. g (•, c 0 6—l: Spooner and Miss Lawrie beat Willis and Miss Cathcart, 6—2 6—l; Bishop and Miss Bishop beat K utc i l L" B0 1 1 l and Miss Waring, . 6—3, G— o Semi-final. Bishop and Miss Bishop beat Spooner and Miss Lawrie, 6—3, 6—4. WAIKATO TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday Favouraole weather conditions were experienced in Hamilton to-day when the Waikato 'Lawn Tennis Association's . Easter tournament was continued. toLowing are additional results: — , „ . Ladies' Championship Singles.—Second round: Miss E. Green beat Miss 12—10, G—4; Misg K. Toonian beat Miss ia. Bell 6—4. 7—5- Miss P. Sorby beat Mrs. D. M. Parker, 11—9, 4—6, 6—2. Third round: Miss Young beat Miss McLeod. 7—5, 6—4; Miss Sorby beat Miss Menzie3, 6—2, 6—J; Miss M. Edmondson beat Mrs. E. Chamberlain. 7-9, 6—2, 6-1. , . , Men's Championship Singles.—Second round: J. Menzies beat M. Andrews, (>—4, G—2 ■I. Gilmer beat Tukere teAnga, 6-4, G —2: J. L. Syms beat L. Roach, 10 —8, 6—3; H. McLeod beat H. E. Annett, B—6. 6—l. Tliird round: Menzies beat R. E. Cavaye, 5_7 G—3. 6—4; T. Livingstone beat Gilmer, G l| G—4; McLeod beat W. Dalbeth, 3—b, Championship Doubles.—Fi rg t round. Livingstone and Stevenson beat Annett and Annett. G—l, fr-0; Hayes and Jacksor; beat Fabling and Gilmer, 7-5. G— 4 Second round: Roach and Howard beal Boyd and Boyd. 6—3. G-0; .Livingstone and Stevenson beat Miller and Reilly. 6—l. —O. C'avave and Andrews beat Hayes and >Ja CK ' son. G—4, 6—3; Tukere te Anna and Menzies beat Rogers and Crawford. 6—l, 6—l. Fabling and Syms heat t and R. Mntuschka, 7—5. o—6. 9—7. Third round: Jen ; kinson and Livingstone beat Cowley ana Bel] 3 G, 6—l. 7—5; Roach and Howard beat'Livingstone and Stevenson, 6—4. S—6; Cavaye and Andrews beat Trapski and McLeod. 6—2, 6—3: Tukere te Anga and Menzies beat Fabling and Syms, 7—9, 7—5. Semi-final: Jenkinson and Livingstone beat Roach-and Howard, 4—6, 6—4, 6—2. Combined Championship Doubles.—tirst round: Syms and Miss Dent beat E. Miller and Miss Goodall, 6—l. Andrews and Miss Toonian beat Trapski and Miss Trapski. 6—2, 6 —4; Barry and Miss R. Bell beat i Miller and Miss Edmondson. B—6. 3—6. 6—l. Second round: Ronch and Miss Sorby beat | Svms and Miss Dent. 6-2, 6—4; Livingstone I and Miss Young beat Andrews and Miss i Tooinan, 8-G. G—2; Jenkinson and Miss j Robinson beat Barry and Miss Bell, 6—2. Ladies' Championship Doubles.—Second | round: Misses Young and Edmondson bi«at I Miss Trapski and Miss B. McLeod, 7—5. i G—o: Mrs. Dent and Miss P. Sorby beat Misses G. and B. Bell, 6-4. 6-2; Mesdames Parker nnd Chamberlain beat M'"es M. and P. Green. 6—4, 6—o; Misses Butler and j Burton beat Misses E. Green and Miss Toom3ni G—2, Semi-final: Mrs. Dent and Miss Sorby beat Misses Young and EdmondGirls' Championship Singles.—First round . Miss N. Raynes l)eat Miss Graham, 6 -3, 6—l; Miss M. Green bear Miss M. Boyd. i» 2 G 2. Second round : Miss Raynes beat Miss Aitken, C—l, I——4; Miss Green won by default. Final: Miss N. Raynes (Rukuhia) beat Miss M. Green (Frankton), 6 ~Boys' Championship Singles.-Second round: G. Walker beat H. Prendergast. 6-2, 6—2. Semi-finais: R. Matuschka beat Walker, 6—3, 6 —l; T. Lusk beat B. Dold. 6—2 7—5. Final: R, Matuschka (Ohaupo) beat L. Lusk (Te Kuiti), 6—l, 9—7. Ladies' Handicap Singles.—Fust round. Mrs. D. M. .Parker beat Miss P. Green. 7—5; Miss E. Green beat Miss B. Bell. 7 4- Mrs. Wilkinson beat Miss Trapski, 7—5. Second round: Miss K. Tooman beat Miss B. McLeod. 7—l: Miss Menzies beat Mrs. Parker. 7-1; Miss E. Green beat Miss Young. 7—4; Mrs. Wilkinson beat Miss O'Neil. 7—3; Miss Butler best Miss Edmondson. 7—2; Miss Nutsford beat Mrs. Chamberlain, 7-2: Miss BeaH. beat Miss Ryburn. 7—2. Third round: Miss Howlett bent Miss Tooman, 7—l; Mrs. Wilkinson beat Miss Butler. 7—6: Miss beat Miss Beale. 75 V Semi-final: Mrs. Wilkinson beat Miss Nutsford, 7—3. Men's Handicap Singles.—First round. Meybrick beat Jordan, 9—B. Second round: Finch beat L. Annett, 9-7; C. G Cowley boat Gilmer, 9—3: T. Lusk beat Buckingham 9—4; Menzies beat L. Roach, 9 —5: Jenkinson beat Barry, 9—3; Walker beat Prendergast, 9—6. Third round- E. Bell beat Finch. 9—6; Cowley beat Collins, 9—S; Bruce beat Lusk. 9—6; Craig beat Walker, OS; Syms beat Trapski, 9—2. Fourth round: Cowley beat E. Bell, 9 —7; R. Matuschka beat Bruce, 9—3; F. Matuschka beat Syms. 9—7. Semi-final: R. Matuschka beat Cowley, 9—7. Men's Handicap Doubles.—First round: Tukere and Menzies beat Miller and Reilly, 9—7; Jordan and Hodgson beat Thomas and Meyrick, 9 —7; L. Roach and Prendergast beat Smith and Kennedy, 9—7; T. and D. Livingstone beat Cavaye and Syms, 9—5; Rogers and Crawford beat Dold and Andrews, 9—6. Second round: Ivoller and Bruce beat V. and E. Miller, 9—2; Tukere and Menzies beat Finch and Jackson, 9 —4; Hnmilton and Morris beat Jordan and Hodgson, 9—7; Trapski and McLeod beat G. and D. Boyd, 9—2; Buckingham and McPherson beat Roach and Prendergast. 9 —7; T. and D. Livingstone beat Miller and Smillie, 9—2: Barry and White boat Rogers and Crawford. 9—5; R. and F. Matuschka beat L. and H. E. Annett, 9—o. Third round: Bruce and Koller beat Tukere and Menzies, 9—7; Hnmilton and Morris beat Trapski and McLeod, 9—7; Buckingham and McPherson beat T. and D. Livingstone, 9—7: R. and F. Matuschka beat Barry and White, 9—B. Semi-finnl; Hamilton and Morris beat Bruce and Koller, 9—2. Lndies'_ Handicap Doubles.—First round: Misses Newell and Nutsford beat Mesdames Chamberlain and Parker. 7—2; Misses Butler and Burton beat Misses Raynes and Matuschka. 7—2; Mrs. Trapski and Miss McLeod bent Mrs. Dent nnd Miss Sorby. 7—2: Mr«. Wilkinson and Miss Ryburn beat Misses OTseil and Howlett. 7—6: Misses Green and Toonian beat Misses Robinson and Edmondson, 7—3; Misses M. and P. Green beat Misses G. and B. Bell, 9 —4. Second round: Misses Newell nnd Nutsford beal Misses Chttnn nnd Goodall. 7—o; Mrs. Trapski nnd Miss McLeod beat Misses Butt ler and Burton. 7—3: Misses Green and Toonian beat Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Ryburn, 7—5; Misses M. and P. Green won by default. Semi-final: Mrs. Trapski and Miss McLeod beat Misses Newell and Nutsford, 7—'2; Misses Green and Tooman beat Misses M. and P. Green. 7—4. Final: Mrs. I'l apski _ and Miss McLeod (Otorohanga) bent Misses Green and Toouian (Hamilton), 7—2. Combined Handicap Doubles.—First round: L. Annett and Miss Sorby beat A. Hayes and Mrs. Chamberlain. 9 —7; Crawford and M» : ss Toonian beat C. Collins and Miss Youm;. 9—2: Miller and Miss Edmondson boat Thomas und Mrs. Wilkinson, 9—4; Trapski and Mrs. Trapski won by default; Jenkinson and Miss Robinson beat Craig and Miss Menzies, 9—3. Second round: Cavaye and Mrs. Parker beat. V. Miller and Miss West. 9—4; McLeod and Mrs. ■McLeod bent E. Miller and Miss Goodall, 9—3; Crawford and Miss Tooman beat L. Annett and Miss Sorby. 9—3; McPherson nnd Miss Howlett beat Barry and Miss R. Bell. 9—B; Jenkinson and Miss Robinsort bent Trapski, and Mrs. Trapski. 9—7; Tukere and Mios Reals beat L. Roach and Miss Burton. 9—B: Rogers and Miss E. Green, 9—4. Third round: Cavaye and Mrs. Parker heat MoLeocl ar>d Miss McLeod. 9—G: Crawford and Miss Tooman beat McPherson and Miss Howlett. 9—7: Miller and Miss Edmondson beat Jenkinson and Miss Robinson, 9—6; Rogers and Miss Green beat TuVere nnd Mis 3 Beale, 9—l. The finals will be played to-morrow.

TE AROHA FIXTURE ' * e : t YESTERDAY'S RESULTS [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] TB AROHA, Monday The Thames Valley annual Easter tennis tournament wag continued to-day in fi n ,'| weather. In practally all sections the semi- J finals are completed. Results to date are:— Men'a Championship Singles.—Second round: J. S. Wilson beat W. Johns, (V 4, 6 —4; M. T. Wilson beat Lee, C—3. £ G—2; P. Potter beat Lewie, 6—5, 6—4. :">? Ladies* Championship Singles.—Third round: Mi«s N. Beverley beat Mrs. Law. ranee, 6 —o, 6—X; Miss V, Shand beat Mieg -• Botterill, 6—l, 6—3; Miss P. Miller beat Mrs. Glover, 6 —5, 6—o. Men'a Championship Doubles.—Second ? round: Bush and Wright beat Potter and Potter, 6-1. 6—4.. , . „ ~ Ladies' Championship Doubles.—Becond round: Misses N. and M. Beverley beat Mmdames Laurence and Mackie, 6—2, 6-3-Mrs. Glover and Miss Bhand beat Mi«e» Patterson and Robinson, 6—3, 6—5; Misses Ramsay and Knight beat Missea McCready and McClymont, G—o, 6—3, Championship Combined Doubles.—Third round: Johns and Miss Ramsay beat Brongh and Miss M. Beverley, 6—3, 3—6, 6—2; JJ Wilson and Miss P. Miller beat Potter and Miss Anderson, 6—2, 6—4; V. Johns and Miss Knight beat Fox and Mies Enaoll 6—o. 6—2; Wright and Miss N. Beverley beat J. Wilson, and Miss E. Miller, 6—Q g 4, 6 —2. Semi-final: M. Wilson and MisJ P. Miller beat Johns and Miss Ramsay--6—5, o—3.0 —3. V , Men's Handicap Singles.—Third roundWright beat Murphy, 9—2; Hart beat Vn'. kin, 9—2; Fox beat Hawes, 9—l. Fourth round: Wright beat Hart, 9—5; Candy beat Hall, 9—3; Danbv beat Lee, 9—5; Potter beat Hawes, 9—5. Ladies' Handicap Singles.—Second round: Miss Colson beat Miss Smith, 9—3; Misg McCready beat Miss Botterill, 9—6; Miss M. Beverley beat Miss Magill, 9—l; Miss Clark beat Mis 3 Anderson, 9—7; Mrs. Law. rence beat Mrs. 9—7; Miss mer beat Mis 3 Bliss. 9 —7: Miss Johnson beat Mr«. Adams, 9—B. Third round: Miw Colson beat Miss McCready, 9—B; Mrs. Law. rence beat Misa Lgrnier, 9 —2; Mrs. Daintoa beat Miss Johnson, 9—B. •Ladies' Handicap Doubles.—Third round: Mrs. Glover and Mies Shand beat Misses McCready and McClymont. 9 —i; Mis«e* Hobart and Burrett beat Mr 3. Dainton and Miss Bliss, 9 —6. CAMBRIDGE TOURNEY [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE. Monday The annual Easter tourney of the Cambridge Lawn Tennis Club was finalised today. Following w«re the results:— , Men's Singles.—Final: C. Haworth beat D. Clove, 9—7; G—4. Ladies' Singles.—Final: Mrs. Clayton beat Mrs. Alexander, 6—l, 6—o. Ladies' Doubles.—Final: Mrs. Kay and Miss Ibbertson beat Mrs Freeman and Miss Howarth. 4—G. G—4.6—4. Men's Doubles.—Final: Clavton and Arm- " strong beat Morrison and Robinson, 6—B, 4—6, 6—2. PLAY AT WELLINGTON THE EASTER TOURNAMENT [by telegraph--press association] WELLINGTON. Monday The Wellington Easter lawn tennis tournament was continued to-day at Miramar in beautiful weather. The following championship events were completed:— Women' 3 f ngles.—Mrs ; R. P. Adams beat Miss D. Howe. 6—5. 6—;5. Men's Doubles.—D. B. Livingstone and R Howe beat E. A. Roussell and R. W. Lender. 9—7. 0-6. 6—2. Women's Doubles.—Mrs. Adams and Mm D. Howe beat Misses V. and J. Burns, 6—l, 6—l. . , _ Tn the semi-finals of the men's singles K. McL. Ferkins beat N. Bedford, 6—l, 6—3, and R. Howe beat Rousell. G—l, 6—2. OTAGO CHAMPIONSHIPS PEARCE WINS MEN'S SINGLES [BY TELEGBAPH —PRIMS ASSOCIATION] DUNE DIN, Monday Finds in the Otngo lawn tennis championship tournament resulted:— Men's Singles.—G. A. Pearc© beat 8. G. McDongall, 3—6, C —2. 6—2. Ladies' Singles.—Miss D. Miller (Oamaru) beat Miss H. C'qx. 6 —-0, 6—o. *"»;j Boys' Singles.—F. Kerr (Waitaki) beat Valentine. 3—G, C—3, 7—5. - Girls' Singles.—Miss Bolwell beat Mm Ewing, 6—5. 6—l.