LAWN TENNIS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19696, 25 January 1926, Page 12

LAWN TENNIS.

WELLINGTON CHAMPIONSHIPS. (Pee Ukttsd Press Association.; WELLINGTON, January 23. Rain interrupted the Wellington provincial tennis championships at Miramar yesterday. Results:— MEN’S SINGLES. First Round.—Perkins beat Allan, 6—l, C —o; M'Ewan beat O’Brien, 7—5, 7—9, 6—4; Dawson beat Entwhistle, 6—2, 6—3; Lampe beat Ward, 6—3, 6—l; Clarke beat J. Malfroy,- 7—3, 6—o; Cornet beat PoFre, 6—3, 6—2, 3—6. .Second Round.—C. Malfroy beat Williams, 6 —2, G—4; Wilson beat Scott, 7—5, 6—l. MEN'S DOUBLES. First Hound.—Toung and Wheeler beat Wood and Stainton, 6 —2, 6 —2; Hollings and Foden beat Scott and Fore, o—3, 6—o. Second Round. —Salmond and Park beat Castle and Allan, o—2,0 —2, 6 —l; Ward and Williams beat G.Penlington and Reid, 6—l. o—3; Lampe and Smythe beat T. Toung and Wheeler, 6—2, o—4. LADIES' SINGLES. First Round. —Miss Whyte beat Miss Newman, B—6,8 —6, 6 —3, Second Round. —Mrs PenKngton beat Miss Cameron by default; Miss Brady beat ' Miss Howell, C —o, 6 —o. Third Round.—Miss Tracy beat Miss Brady. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Firfit Round. —Mrs Beil and Miss CastJe beat Miss Predy and Miss Macassey, 7—5. 6—B, 6—3; Miss Howe and Mrs Brown beat Miss -Short and Mrs Robinson, 6 —2, 2 —6, 6 —o. MIXED DOUBLES. First Round.—Lampe and Miss Myers heat V. Thwaites and Miss Gardiner, 6—3, 6 —l. Second Round.—Williams and Mrs Penlington beat Burns and Preedy, 6—4, 4 —6. 6—3; A. L. France and Tracy beat Bales and Miss Thompson, 6—2, 6—4; C. Malfroy an,i Miss Travers beat Morgan and Whitwell, o—o, 6—S. LOCAL GAMES. B Grade. ROSLTN v. KAITDNA. {Roslyn names given first) Men’s Doubles.—M‘Don gall and M’Pherson 9, Pollock and Law 7; Walden and Sadd 9, Scott and Cartwright 8. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Macadam and Benzoni 6, Misses Ryan and M'Carthy 2; Misses M'Carthy and M’George 3, Mrs Sparrow and Miss Scott 6. Men’s Singles.—M’Dougall 6, Pollock 9; Walden 9. Low 7; M'Pherson 9, Scott 4; Sadd 9, Cartwright 5. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Macadam 6, Miss Ryan 3; Miss Benzoni 3, Miss M’Carthy 6. Mixed Doubles.—M’Dougall and Miss Macadam 9, Pollock and Miss Ryan 5; M’Pherson and Miss Benzoni 9, Low and Miss M’Carthy 8; Walden and Miss M'George 7, Scott and Mrs. Sparrow 9; Sadd and Miss M'Carthy 9, Cartwright and Hiss Scott 8. Totals:—Roslyn, 10 sets (103 games): Kaituna, 4 sets (87 games). ST. CLAIR v. PORT CHALMERS. (St. Clair names given first) Men’s Singles.—York 9, Wilson 2; Twhigg 3, Whyte 9; Koutledge 9, Davis 5; Cooke 9, Walkinshaw 3. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Evans 6, Miss Demaux 0; Miss Piddington 4, Miss Fountain 6. * Men’s Doubles.—York and Twhigg 9. ■Wilson and Davis 8; Koutledge and Cook 0, Whyte andWalkinshaw 3. Ladies’ Doubles.—Mrs Evans and Miss Piddington 6, Misses Demaux and Fountain 1; Misses Moody and Grigg 6, Mrs Harris and Miss Jones 0. Mixed Doubles. —Twhigg and Mrs Evans 9, Wilson and Miss Demaux 7; York ani Miss Piddington 9, Whyte and Miss Fountain 8; Koutledge and Miss Moody 9, Davis and Mrs Harris 5; Cook and Miss Grigg 0, Walkinshaw and Miss .Tones 7. Totals;—St. Clair, 12 sets (106 games).; Port Chalmers, two sets (64 games). COSY DELL v. ANDERSON’S BAT. (Cosy Dell names given first.) Men’s Doubles.—Hunter and Oliver 9, Peake and M’Adam 5; M’Dougall and Suckling 6, M’Laehlan and Qnaile 9. Men’s Singles.—Hunter 9, Peake 4; Oliver 9, M’Adam 3; M’Dougall 5, M’Lachlan 9; Suckling 5, Quaile 9. Ladies’ Doubles—Misses M. Cable and Le Brun 6, Mrs Peake and Miss Read 4; Misses V. Cable and Janies 6, Misses Hall and Service 3* Ladies’ Singles.—Miss M. Cable 6, Mrs Peake 2; Miss Le Brun 0, Miss Read 4. Mixed Doubles.—Hunter and Miss M. Cable 9, Peake and Mrs Peake 4; Oliver and Miss Le Brun 9, M’Adam and Miss Hall a; M’Dougall and Miss V. Cable 8, M’Lachlan and Miss Read 9; Suckling and Miss James 8, Quaile and Miss Service 9. Totals: Cosy Dell, 9 sets (101 games), Anderson’s Bay, 5 eets(79 games). BALMACEWEN v. N.E. VALLEY. (Balmacewen names given first.) Ladies’ Singles—Miss H’lntosh 6. Miss Anderson 2; Miss Duke 6, Miss Hinkley o. Men’s Singles—Smith 2. Smith 9; Buchler 9, M’Nulty 7; Stephens 6, Wederell 9; Garden 8, Mnirhead 9. Ladies’ Doubles. — Misses M In tosh and Duke 6, Misses Anderson and Hinkley 1; Miss Guthrie and Mrs Grigg 3, Muses Stewart and Ross 6. Men's Doubles. —Smith and Bucnler o. Smith and M’Nulty 9; Stephens and Garden 9, Wederell and Muirhead 4. Mixed Doubles.—Smith and Miss M’lntosh 9, Smith and Miss Anderson 7; Buchler and Miss Duke 9, M’Nulty and Miss Hinkley 4; Stephens and Miss Guthrie 9, Wederell and Miss Stewart 3; Garden and Mrs Grigg 0, Muirhead and Miss Ross 9. Totals: Balmacewen, S sets (91 games); N.E. Valley, G sets (84 games). C GRADE. N.E. VALLEY No. 2 v. TECHNICAL. (Valley names given first.) Men’s Singles. —Colbert 6, L. M Iver 9; Swete 9, James 1: Lloyd 9, Rissman 6; Patterson 1, M’Pherson 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Foley 5, Miss M’Lachlan 6; Miss Nelson 6, Muss Lattimer 0. Men’s Doubles. —Colbert and Swete 6, MTvor and James 9; Lloyd and Patterson 6, Rissman and M’Pherson 9. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Foley and Nelson 3, Misses M’Lachlan and Lattimer C; Misses Thompson and Colbert 6, Misses Green and Boulton 2. Mixed Doubles.—Colbert and Miss Foley 9. MTver and Miss M’Lachlan 7; Swete and Miss Nelson 9, James and Miss Lattimer 2; jToyd and Mias Thompson 0, Rissman and Mias Green 5; Patterson and Miss Colbert 0, M’Pherson and Miss Boulton 9. Totals: N.E. Valley, 7 sets (S 4 games); Technical, 7 sets (80 games). ANDERSON’S BAY" v. ST. CLAIR. (Anderson's Bay names given first.) Men’s Singles.—E. A. Pearce 9, Twhigg 4; P. Service 9, G. MTnnes 3; G. Pearce 9, Roberts 5: Bennett 9, S. MTnnes 4. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Hall 3, Miss Grigg 0; Miss Wilson 5, Miss Inwood 6. Men’s Doubles. —E. Pearce and Service 9, Twhigg and Roberts 8; G. Pearce and Bennett 9, MTnnes Bros. 2. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Hall,and Wilson 5, Misses Grigg and Inwood 6; Misses Hill and M. Pearce 6, Misses Routlcdge and Young 0. Mixed Doubles. —Miss Hal! and FL Pearce 9, Miss Grigg and Twhigg 7; Miss Wilson and Service 4, Miss Inwood and Roberts 9; Miss Pearce and G. Pearce 9, Miss Koutledge and MTnnes 1; Miss Hill and Bennett 9, Miss Young and MTnnes 6. Totals: Anderson’s Bay, 10 sots (104 games); St. Clair, 4 sets (G 7 games). WESLEY v. WAIMANA. (Wesley names given first) Men's Singles.—Hinton 9. Gardiner 5; Graves 9, Gilbert 2; Blackburn 9, Houston 6; Newbold 9, Dey 1. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Smith 5, Mrs Plolt 6; Miss Pea 5, Miss M’Pherson 6. Men's Doubles. —Hinton and Graves 9, Gardiner and Gilbert 5: Blackburn and Newbolrl 9, Houston and Dey 5. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Stnjtfi and Rea 6, Mrs Holt and Miss M’Pherson 4; Misses Selby and Vorngreen 6, Misses Wiseman and Hunter 2. Mixed Doubles.—Hinton and Miss Smith 9. Gardii er and Mrs Holt 8; Graves and Miss Rea 2, Gilbert, and Miss M’Pherson 9; Blackburn and Miss Selby 5, Houston and Miss Wiseman 9; Newbold and Miss Vorngreen 9, Dey and Miss Hunter 8. Totals; Wesley 10 sets (89 games), Wafniana four sets (76 games). Balmacewen beat Triangle by default.