LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6451, 24 February 1908, Page 7

LAWN TENNIS

RESULTS OE SATURDAY’S PLAY.

The following are tho results of Saturday's matches (winning teams' players and scores mentioned firet in every case): SHIELD.

Newtown defeated College by 7 sets to 6 (83 games to 81)—Morris v. Prooue, 7—9; Wilson v, Beero, 9—4; Redward v. Anderson. 9—5; Nagle v. Putnnm, 9—B; Miss Glasgow v. Mies Van Stavoren, 2—7; Mrs Nagle v. Miss Roberts, 7—2; Morris and Wilson v. Prouse and Beero, o—9; Eedward and Nagle v. Do la Mare and Anderson, 9 —B; Low and Brailsford v. Putnam and Smith, 7—9| Misses Glasgow and Robinson v. Misses Van Staveren and Roberts, 7—4; Mcsdamos Nagle and Grady v. Misses Scott and Mclntosh. 7 —2; Brailsford and Mm Grady v. Do la Marc and Miss Scott, 5—7; Low and Miss Robinson v. Smith and Miss Mclntosh, 5—7. ' CUP.

Kliandallah defeated Newtown by 8 gets to 5 (91 games to 66) —lioldswortb. v. Thwaitos, B—9; Fleming v. Sheppard, 7-*-9: Jones v. Grady, U—3; Richardson v. Murray, 9—4; Mia* Cock v. Miss Clark. 7—6; Miss Batham v. Mrs Low. 7—3; Holdswortb and Fleming v. Thwaitee and Sheppard, 9—l; Jones and Richardson v. Murray and Powell, 9—5; Mackay and Cockayne v, Grady and Do Rose, B—9; Misses Cock and Latham v. Mies Clark and Mi*s Low, 5—7; Missca R. Clark and N. Batham v. Misses Redward and Bock, 7 Mackay and Miss K. Clark v. Powell and Miss Redward, 2—7; Cockayne and Miss N, Batham v. Do Rose tvd Mies Bock, 7—3. Wellington defeated Petone by 10 sots to 3 (95 games to 51) —Fraser v. Cornell, 8— 9; Ward v. Wright, 9—2; McNicol v. Austin, 9—2; McLean v. Parkinson, 9 Mrg Pierard v. Miss Penny, 7—2; Mies Dim ant v. Miss Bennett,7—3; Fraser and Pernio v. Cornell and Wright, 9—6; McNicol and Ward v. Austin and Parkinson, 9—4; Shond and McLean v. Duncan and Curtis, 9—2; Mrs Pierard and Mias Dimant v. Miss Penny and Mrs Hawkins, 3—7; Mrs Reeves and Miss Hannah v. Mies Bennett and Mrs Wilkinson. 2—7; Fcrnie and Mrs Reeves v. Duncan and Mrs Hawkins, 7—3, Shand and Miss Hannah v, Curtis and Mre Wilkinson, 7—2. PENNANTS. Brougham Hill B defeated College A by 5 sets to 2 (43 games all)—Edwards y. Scott, 9—6; A. R. Williams v. Taylor, o—9 (default); Clarke v. Isaacs, 9—6; Miss Murray v. Miss Barkas, 7-r5; Clarke and Williams v. Scott and Taylor, 9—7; Misses Murray and Kollaway v, Misses Barkas and C. Murray,' 7 —3; Edwards and Miss Kellaway v. Isaacs and Hiss C. Murray, 2—7. Brougham Hill A defeated Johnsonville by 5 sets to 2 (53 games to 34)Lawrence v. Robertson, 9—6; Hurley v. W. Moore, 9—7; W. Howe v. Munroe, 9—o; Mies Dempsey v. Miss Wilson, 7—4. Lawrence and Howe v. Robertson and Moore, 6—9; Misses Dempsey and Farmer v. Miss Wilson and Mrs Moore, 6 7; Hurley and Miss Farmer v. Munroe and Mrs Moore, 7—l. RACQUET. Kilbirnie defeated College A by 0 sets to 1 (56 games to 25)—Hutchings v. Duncan, 9—4; Dart v. Tudhope, 9—l; Purchas v. Oram, 9—5; Mies Price r. Miss Taylor, 7 —3; Hutchings and Dart v. Duncan and Tudhope, 9—o; Misses Price, and Asquith v. Mieses- Taylor and Thompson, C—7; Purchas and Miss Asquith v. Oram and Tdiss Thompson, 7

Brougham Hill A defeated College B by 4 sets to 3 (SO games to 37)—Brindley v. Bogle, o—9 (default); Fell v. Stocker, o—9 (default); O’Leary v. Dohbio, 9—2; Miss Hogg v. Miss L. Mclntosh, 7 —3; Brindley and Fell v. Bogle and Dohbio, o—9 (default); Misses Hogg and Saxon v. Misses L. Mclntosh and V. Cooke, 7—3; O’Leary and Miss Saxon v. Stocker and Miss F. Cooke, 7 —2. . • ■ Muritai defeated Brougham Hill B by 5 sets to 2 (40 games to 29) —Buddie v. Morrison, 9—l; Wright v. Wren, 3—9; D, Howdon v. Arden, 9—7; Miss Low v. Miss Harrowby, 7—o (default); Bupdlo and Wright v, Morrison and Wren, 7 _9; Misses Low v. Misses Harrowby, 7—o (default); Howden nnd Miss Low v. Arden and Miss 'M. Harrowby, 7—o (default).