LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22047, 1 March 1935, Page 7

LAWN TENNIS

AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION INTER-CLUB COMPETITIONS PERSONNEL OF THE TEAMS The following finals of competitions will be played to-morrow under the control of the Auckland Lawn Tennis Association : FIRST GRADE Edsn and Epsom.—v. Remuera, at Stanley Street: M. T. Wilson, A. D. Brown. J. S. Wilson, J. Mayson, A. K. Turner. A. C. Johns (captain); Misses J. E. Ramsay, V. Eccles, B. M. Knight, Mrs. Shroff. Remuera.—Sturt, I. W. Gunn, Butler, Partridge, Morrison, Griffiths; Misses Marfarlane, Griffiths, M. Colson, Burges-Watßcn. SECOND GRADE Eden and Epsom.—v. Unity, at Stanley Street: W. Gooch (captain). J. Brown. J. Lewis, D. Peak; Misses M. Hall, P. Cooke, A. M. Clymont, T." Brodie. Unity.—Couzens, Lye (captain), Walslie. Andrews; Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Stafford. Miss Gemmcll, Mrs. Philpott. THIRD GRADE Eden and Epsom.—v. West End, at Windmill Road: G. Cornes, C. Shenkin, A. Lemon. N. Broun (captain); Mrs. Miss N,' Anderson, Miss A. Harrisson, Miss M. Hughes. West End.—A. Donald. F. L. Robinson. D. Wright (captain). It. Allen; Mrs. Oldfield. Miss Green, Mrs. Williams, Miss Mayson. FOURTH GRADE Mount Albert.—v. Vauxhall,' at Windmill Road- I Boagey, R. Thomas, W.' Smeeton, I. Maxwell, J. Jenkin (emergency); Misses J. Thomas, M. Mcßean, E. Burton, M. Phillipson. Vauxhall.—W. Murfitt (captain), E. Knowling, J. Mouat, A, Worsley; Mesdames Mason, Wallace, Parry, Campbell. Marist Old Boys.—v. .Mount Eden, at Windmill Road: J. Ready. J. Felton. W. McDermott (captain), F. Cairns, I\on Mac Donald; S. McGillMrs. J. Ready, Misses N. Toye, M. .Ross. Mrs. F. Latta, Misses M. Cairns, V. Kelly. Mount Eden.—S. Baigent, J. Stevens, J. Harley, Bevan; Misses Mumford, G. Spedding, J. Kirkness, A. Rose. INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION The inter-house lawn tennis competition for the Pascoe Cup was continued at the Clive Road courts last evening. Following were the results, the names of players of first-mentioned team taking precedence:— Telegraph Office v. Seabrook, Fowlds, Limited.—Forest and Clarken beat Gleeson and Maughan, 6—2, 6—2; Oldfield and Walsh beat Horspool and Clifford, 6—3, o—2. Telegraph Office won by two matches to nil. Johns, Limited, v. New Zealand Railways. Ford and Lane lost to Jebb and Roseman, s—g 1—0; Stevens and Gireen beat Cochrane and Evans, 2—o, o—l, o—3; Ford and Stevens beat Jebb and Cochrane, o—2. 6—3. Johns, Limited, won by two matches to one. Native Department v. Farmers' Trading Company.—Jones and Te Anga lo3t to Burridge and McAneny, 0-2. s—o, 6—B; Turei and Andrews beat Bowkett and Coleman, f,—2, o—3; Jones and Turei lost to Burridge and Bowkett. 6—3, 4—6, I—6. Farmers' Trading won by two matches to one. Auckland Gas Company v. Post Office.— Busby and Whale lost to Gardiner . and Reardon, 2—o. 4—6; Killit and Hardgraves lost to Anderson and Osborne, I—6, 5—6. Post Office, won by two matches to nil. The following games will_be played this evening, commencing at 7.45 o'clock graph Office v. Buckland and Sons. Johns, Limited, v. Post Office, Land and Deeds v. Auckland Star. Customs Department -v. South British Insurance Company. - RODNEY CHAMPIONSHIPS [BY telegraph —OWN correspondent] ■ WARKWORTH, Thursday The Rodney Tennis Association's annual championship and handicap tournament opened at Warkworth to-day in perfect weather. Results:— Men's Championship Singles.—P. Gravatt beat J. Mann. 6—l. 6—o: R. Wharfe beat A Grant, 6—2, 6—3; A. W. Allen beat E. Dunning, 6—3. 6—5; W." Derecourt beat 8. Morrison. 6—2, 6—4; N. Harrison beat W. Dunning. 6—5, 6—2; W. Derecourt beat A. Toovey, 6—3, 6—l. , Ladies' Championship Singles.—Miss M. Nobilo beat Mrs. McPherson, 6—5. 6—3; Miss D. Remiger beat Miss M, Nobuo. o—3, 6—3; Mrs. Poole beat Miss E. Remiger, C i\ Men's Championship Doubles.— Nx. Harrison and S. Morrison beat W. Derecourt and A W. Allen. 6—2, I—6. 6—2; P. Gravatt and R. Wharfe beat A. Toovey and A. Grant, 6—5. 6—4. . , . 'v, Combined Championship Doubles—Mrs. Johnson and S. Morrison beat Mils Nobilo and A. Grant, G—l. 5-6. 6—3; Mrs. Poole and N. Harrison beat Mr.s. Remiger and A. W. Allen.