BADMINTON
AUCKLAND TITLES
OPENING ROUNDS TO-NIGHT ARRANGEMENT OF THE DRA^ The Auckland badminton championships will commence this evening in the Town Hall and will continue until next Friday, when the finals of the various sections will be decided. The record number of inoro than 200 entries has been received. The standard is expected to be higher than in previous years. . The draw for the opening rounds is as follows: — , A GRADE Men's Singles.—Fanning v. Hail, Miller v. Clcal, D. L. Anderson v. Speed, R. Lewis v. Hull, Whale v. J. Lewis, Hennie v. Dallimore, Martin v. Fow. Byes: Weir, Ellett, Wilspn, P. Anderson. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Ramsay v. Miss Inwood, Mrs. Fow v. Miss Wade, Mrs. Wren v. Miss Hansen. Bye: Miss Edmondson.| Men's Doubles.—Martin and Renuie v, J. and R. Lewis, P. Anderson and Whale v. Aickenhead and G. Anderson, Cleal and Fanning v. Dallimore and Speed, Cato and Roundhill v. Hull and Ellett, Wilson and Weir v. Colledge and Co»/r.n. Ladies' Doubles. —Mrs. Fow and Miss Hansen v. Mrs. Colledge and Miss Bassett, Misses i Harrisson and Iv. Waters v. Misses Inwood and M. Waters. Byes: Misses Ramsay and Wade, Mrs. Wren and Miss Edmondson. Combined Doubles.—Hull and Mrs. Wren v. Macfarlane and Miss M. Waters, Ellett and Miss K. Waters v. J. Lewis and" Miss J. Ramsay, Weir and Miss H. Harrisson v. Dallimore and Miss J. Wade, Speed and Mrs. Colledge v. Fow and Mrs. Fow, Andersonand Miss Inwood y. R. Lewis and Miss A. Harrisson, Hall and Miss Chapman v. Cowan and Miss Bassett, Whale and Miss Hansen v. iiennie and Miss Stewart. Bye: Wilson and Aliss Wade. B GRADE Alen's Singles.—Struckett v. Skeen, N. Armitage v. D., Anderson, Lendrum v. Matthews, Henderson v. Thomas, Mclndoc v. Miller, Woollams' v. O. Armitage, Hughes v. Fanning, King v. Latta, Sims v. Giles, Lea v. Cleal, Melhuish v. Phillips. Byes: Scott, Robertson, Hall. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Chapman v. Miss GoJlan, Miss Stewart v. Mrs. Shelling, Miss Brown v. Miss Aldess, Miss Wade v. Miss " Patterson. Men's Doubles. —Giles and King v. O. * and H. Armitage, Latta and Whitelaw v. Sims and Smith, Fanning and Clcal v. Heathcote and Hughes, Henderson and Melhuisli v. Phillips ?*nd Rapson. Knight and Robertson v. Scott and another. Byes: Anderson and Aickenhead, Hall and Miller. Ladies' Doubles. —Misses Chapman and Patterson v. Misses Crooks and Pheasant, - Misses Stace and Fry v. Misses Green and . Wakefield, Mrs. Gunson and Mrs. Carter v. Miss Heathcoto and Miss Greaves, Misses Grinter and Nash v. Misses Harrisson ana : Cousins. Byes: Misses Craig and Wilson, Misses Shilling and Temperley. Combined Doubles. —Armitage and Miss - Brown v. Robertson and Miss Grinter, Henderson and Miss Chapman v. Cutfield and Miss Crooks, Smythe and Miss Patterson v. Wollairis and Miss Stewart, Hughes and . Miss Hansen v. Knight and Miss Pheasant, ' Miller and another v. Scott and Miss Rattray. 1 Cleal and Miss Temperley v. Hopkins and Miss Heathcote, Johns and Miss Greaves v. Armitage and Aliss Shilling, Teutenberg and Miss Green v. Hall and Miss Cousins. Byes: Giles and Miss Shaw, Fanning and Miss S Stace. C GRADE ' Men's Singles.—Paul v. Cutfield,. Beale v. Latta, Gibson v. Ninkie, Johns v. Parker, % Giles v. Thomas, Brown v. King, Dickey v. Skeen, Ryan v. McCook, Stone v. Haydon, Lea v. Vaile, J. Stone v. Sims, Simmonds v. Hopkins, Phillips v. Smith, Teutenberg v. Whalley, Smythe v. Fowler. Byes: Carson, Power, Clark. t Ladies' Singles.—Aliss J. Brown v. Miss Buchanan, Miss Temperley v. Miss Shand, ' , Mrs. Southby v. Miss Tilby, Miss Mayho v. Miss Mclndoe, Miss Greaves v. Aliss Han« =-r sen. Byes: Miss Aitchison, Miss McKenzie, Miss Mac Donald. Men's Doubles.—Brown and Smythe y. Clark and Heathcote, Giles and King v. Hill and Learning, Latta and Whitelaw v. Sharpies and Walker, Sims and Smith v. Smith and r Vail, Skeen and Stone v. Whalley and Young, Anderson and Gibson v. Carson and Haydon, Clark and Struckett v. Bryce and Wollanis, / Dickie and Parker v. Gilchrist and Matthews, . G.reenhalgh and Power v. Harrison and Teutenberg, McCook and Thompson v. Paul and another, Phillips and Rapson v. Hopkins and Johns. Bye: Johnstone and Stone. Ladies' Doubles. —Misses Green and Wake-' field v. Misses Brown and Mclndoe,Misses • D. and P. Cameron v. Alisses Ashley and Trevarthan, Misses Gibson and Taine v. Misses Mayho and Ranson, Misses F. and J. : AlcKenzie v. Misses Shand- and Greaves, Misses Clark and Scott v. Misses Craig and Wilson, Misses Freebairn and Taiby v. Misses . Ashley and Buchanan, Mrs. Trail and Miss ~ Gollan v. Misses AlacDonald and Rundle. Combined Doubles.—Carson and Miss Armitage v. Stone and Aliss Buchanan, John- ~ ston and Miss Foulder v. Gibson and Miss Gibson, Hill and Miss Copsey v. King and + Miss Shaw, Ninkie and Miss Orr v. Cutfield and Aliss Nash, Dickie and Aliss Mayho v. Power and Miss Patterson, Paul and another v. Stone and Aliss Trevarthan, Vail and Miss " Cameron v. Skeen and Miss Ashley, McCook and Miss Gollan v. Teutenberg and Miss - Green, Parker aud Miss Ranson v. Harrison and Miss AlcKenzie, Walker and Miss Cameron v. Watts and Miss Ashley, Mr. and Mrs. Southby v. Simmonds and Miss Shand. Byes: Smith and Miss Hansen, Phillips and Miss Wilson. D GRADE Men's Singles.—Flack v. .Collins, Bothwell v. Short, Paul v. Chappell, A. H. N Smith v. W. Smith, Lesfield v. Clark, W. Clark v. Humphries, Simms v. Henderson, Stono v. Greenhalgh, White v. Walker, Gentil v. Ir.win, Baker v. Ryan, Stonex v. Firth, Jordon v. Leaning, Tremain v. McKenzie, Postles - v. Copsey, Anderson v. Smith. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Peacock v. Miss Andrews, Miss Reader v. Miss Osborne, Miss McKenzie v. Miss Cook, Miss Gibson v. -Miss Bower, Miss Henderson v. Miss Molndoe, Miss Alalone v. Aliss Scott, Miss Mumford v. Miss Muir. Bye: Miss Nash. Men's Doubles.—A. and.E. Copsey r. Clark and Seacombe, Dunn and Edwards v. Emanuel and Wilson, Douglas and Stone v. Irwin and Smith, Chappell and Smith v. Leaning and Hughes, Withers and Bennett v. Collins _ and McKenzie, Humphries and - Stonex v. Sims and Smith, Fort and Harris • v. Postles and Potter, Henderson and Stonex v. Paul and another, Parris and Tremain v. Flock and AfcCormick, Walker and Warner v. Ryan and Watts. - Ladies' Doubles. —Mis6es White and Wilson v. Mrs. Cook and Miss Langsford, Misses Morrison and Martin v. Misses Gibson and Taine, Misses Clark and Scott ,v. Misses Hewer and Mclndoe. Misses Copsey and Hughes v. Misses Leah and Wilkinson, Misses Bower and Osborne v. Misses Cary and Gould, Miss L. E. and D. iL. Aluir v. Misses Boggs ' and Smith, Misses Henderson and Skeen v. Misses Ferguson and Aralone. Bye: Alisses r Andrews ar.d Robinson. Combined Doubles.—Anderson and Miss Taine v. Bothwell and Miss Osborne, Douglas and Aliss Bower v. Watts and Atiss Buchanan, Jordan and Miss Cook v. Copsey and Aliss Grant, Flack and Miss Wilson v. Gentil and Miss McKenzie, Stonex and Miss Henderson v. Invin and another, Humphries and Miss Walker v. Wilson and Miss Malone, Mesfield and Aliss Muir v. Paul and another, i Ryan and Miss Skeen' v. B. Smith and an- ' other, Seacombe and Miss Chapman v. Short., and Miss White, W. Smith and another v. Frith and Miss McDonald. Byes: Walker and Miss Russell, Emanuel and Aliss Andrews, Clark and Miss iNash, Dunn and Miss Whitehead, Smith and 'Miss Gould, Walker and Miss Morrison.
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