LAWN TENNIS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21197, 1 December 1930, Page 13

LAWN TENNIS.

SATURDAY’S MATCHES. The following are the results of Saturday’s lawn tennis matches:— A GRADE. ■ OTAGO v. ROSLYN I. (Otago names first.) Men’s Singles.—E. G. B.oddy beat S. G. M'Dougall, 6—5, 5—6, 6—5; Dr J. Merger lost to G. I. Black, 4r—6, 2—6; C C. cox beat K. Webling, 6—o, 6—2; H W Boddy beat G. Chisman, 6—2, 6—o. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss M. Cook beat Miss Bagley, 9—7; Miss H. Cox beat Miss Rackley, 9—l; Miss G. Histop beat Miss feonntag, 9—2; Miss Ramsay beat Mrs Phillips, 9—7. Men’s Doubles—Cox and E. G. Boddy ' beat M'Dougall and Black, 6—5, 5—6, 6—2; Mercer and H. W. Boddy beat Webling and Chisman, 6—4, 6—l. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Cook and Ramsay beat Miss Bagley and Miss Rackley, 6—l, I—6 (unfinished); Misses Hislop - H. Cox beat Miss Sonntag and Mrs Philips, 6—o, 6—2. Totals: Otago, 11 matches (129 games); Eoslyn, 1 match (76 games), MOANA v. KAITUNA, (Moana names first.) Men’s Singles.—Guy beat • Phillipps, 6—l, 6—3; Duthie beat Penrose, 6—4, 6—4; Chisholm lost to Brooks, 4—6, 5 —6; Hopkins beat St. George, 6—5, 5—6. 6—2. _ .Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Partridge beat Miss White, 9—4; Miss Sherriff beat Miss 9—2; Miss Moloney beat Miss Kibblewhite, 9 —5; Mrs Hill beat Mrs Duthie, 9—6. e , n ’s Doubles.—Guy and Duthie beat Phillipps and Penrose, 5—6, 6—3, 6—2; Chisholm and Hopkins beat Brooks and St. George, 6—4, 6—4. .Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Partridge and Moujpey lost to Misses White" and Logan,. 2—6;' Miss Sherriff and Mrs. Hill beat Mrs Duthie and Miss' Kibblewhite, 6—5, 6—3. 1 Totals: Moana, 10 matches; Kaituna, 2 matches. UNIVERSITY v. ST. KILDA. (University names .first!) .Men’s Singles.—Stallworthy ■ beat Beaker, 6—3, 6—4; Clark lost to Pollock, ®—6. 3—6; Falconer lost to Field, 6—5, 2 ~6. 6—3; ; Small beat Dove, 6—l, 6—o, Ladies’ Singles.-—Ballantyne beat Barton, . 9—4; Eanken beat .Millar 9—4; Calver beat Smith 9—4; Martin beat Struthers, 4—9. Men’s Doubles.—Stallworthy and Clark •lost to Deaker and Pollock, 4—6, 6— i, 3—6; Falconer and Small beat Field and Dove, 3—6, 6—5. 6—3. Ladies’ Doubles.—Ballantyne and Calver beat Barton and Millar, 6—4, 6—5; RanIcen and Martin „ lost to Millar and Struthers, 5—6, 5—6. a. U T^ e , rflity: 7 matches (124 games) ; St. Kilda, 5 matches (122 games). COSY DELL v. NORTH-EAST VALLEY. ,’ (Cosy. Dell names first.) , Men’s Singles.—Jensen beat Smith, f Sherriff beat Morrow, B—L 87-85 Balk beat M'Carthy, 6—2, 6 3; Liddell beat Gheyne, 6—2, 6 —5. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Turner lost to Miss’ Keast 4 —9; Miss Cameron beat Miss Flett,, 9—2; Mrs Bell beat Mrs James, 9—6; Miss Niebet lost to Miss Botting, 2—9. ■ Mens Doubles.—Jensen and Sherriff beat Morrow and M'Carthy, 6—2, 6—4; Balk and Liddell lost to Smith and Gheyne, 4—6, 6—5, 5—6, Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Turner and Cameron lost to . Misses Keast and Flett, 2—6, .2 —6; Mrs, Bell and Miss Nisbet beat Mrs James and Miss Botting, 4—6. B—4, 6—2, Dell; 8, matches (123 • games); North-East Valley, 4 matches (108 games). Cl GRADE. ANDERSON’S BAY, v. OPOHO. , (Opoho names given first.) Men’s Singles.—S., Fahey beat A. Bennet ®~ r Smyth lost to J, D. Arthur T - ■B°lwellbeat G, Jones. 9—B; W. Twose beat A. Munro, 9—5. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Foster beat Miss Stenhouse, 6—2; Mrs Simpson beat Mrs V,,?J?Bard, 6-—1; Miss Reilly beat Miss 8-—3; ■ Miss' Thompson beat Mras yKerr,'"6-^-5.' "• • »® Doubles.—Fahey and Smyth beat Ar Jaur and Jones, 9—6; Twooae and Bolwell lost' to Bennet and Munro B—9, _ Ladies’ Doubles.—Miss Foster and Mrs Simpson beat Miss Stenhouse and Mrs Shephard, 6—3; Miss Reilly and Miss - Thompson beat ■ Misses M'Kenzie and Kerr, 6—4. ’ Mixed Doubles.—Fahey and Mies Foster beat Bennet and .Miss Stenhouse, Smyth aud Mrs Simpson beat Arthur -and Mrs Shephard, 7-4; Boli™ 11 andKMiss Reilly lost to Jones and Miss_ M'Kenzie, 5—7; Twoose and Miss Thompson beat Munro and .'Miss Kerr, 7 ■ ■■ Opoho, 13 matches (110 games); Anderson’s Bay, 3 matches (79 games) , BALMACEWEN v. ST. CLAIR. (Balmacewen names given first.) Men’s Singles.—Seymour, lost to Barlnr°o' Wilkinson beat Johnstone, f;Whyte lost to Kingston,. 7—9; Race beat M'Dowell, 6—l. .Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Rackley beat Miss Ponsford, 6—l; Miss Paterson lost to, Mrs Davy, 3—6; Miss -White lost to .Miss Bartholomew, 2—6; Mies Bradstock lost to Miss Ruhen, 4—6. ’ Men’s' Doubles.—Seymour and Wilkinson. beat Barltrop and Johnstone, .9-—7; lyhylfi and Race beat Kingston and M'Dowell, 9—4.Ladies’ Doubles.—Miss Rackley and jliss Paterson lost to Miss Ponsford and Miss Bartholomew, 3—6; Miss Whyte and Miss Bradstock beat Mrs Davey and Miss Rnhen, 6—5.

‘Mixed • Doubles.—Seymour and Mies Ivickley lost to_ Barltrop and Miss Ponsford, 5—7; Wilkinson and Mies Pater#?on beat Johnston and Mrs- Davy, 7—l; Whyte and Miss White lost to Kingston and Mies Bartholomew, 4—7; Race and Miss Bradstock beat M'Dowell and Miss Ruhen, .7—4.

Totals: Balmacewen, 8 sets (98 games); St. Clair, 8 sets (87 games). . • C2 GRADE. . . . TAIERI v, NGA MAARA. (Taieri names first.) Men's Singles.—Broadley beat Byrne, 9—o; Swallow beat B. Beard, 9—o; Stevenson beat A. Beard, 9 —5; Pygall beat Dougherty, 9—5. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Fogo beat s Miss Lyng, 6—o; Miss Wilson beat Miss Tomlinson, 6—2; Miss Russell beat Miss O’Reilly, 6—4;. Miss M'Leod beat Miss Rice,' 6—4. Men’s Doubles. —Broadley and Swallow beat, Byrne and Beard, 9—2; Stevenson and Pygall" beat Beard and Dougherty, o—6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Fogo and Wilson beat Misses Lyng and Tomlinson, 6 4; Misses Russell and M’Leod lost to Misses O’Reilly and Rice- 4—6. Mixed Doubles.—Broadley and Mies M'Leod beat Byrne and Miss Lyng, 7 2; Swallow and Miss Fogo beat Beard and Miss Tomlinson, 7 —2; Stevenson and Miss Russell beat Beard and Mies O’Reilly, 7—2; Pygall and Mies Wilson lost to Dougherty and Miss Rice, 6—7. Taieri, 14 sets (125 games); Nga Maara, 2 sets (60 games). OPOHO v. PORT CHALMERS. (Opoho names given first.) Men’s Singles.—Thompson lost to Jack, 59; ' Hancock lost to Davis, I—9;1 —9; Bolwell lost to Roy, B—9;- Geddes lost to M'lndoe, o—9.0 —9. Ladies’ Singles.—Mias Gibbs beat Miss Davidson, 6 —5; Miss Middlemass beat' Miss Stevenson, 6—2; Miss Bolwell beat Miss Anderson, 6—l; Miss Cunningham beat Miss Percy, 6—o. Men’s Doubles.—Thompson and - Hancock lost to Jack and Davis, 4—9; Bolwell and Geddes lost-to Roy and M'lndoe, I—9. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Gibbs and Middlemass beat .Misses Davidson and Stevenson, 6—2; Misses Bolwell ana Cunningham beat Misses Anderson and Percy, 6 Mixed Doubles. —Thompson and Miss Gibbs beat Jack and Miss Davidson. 7 6; Hancdck and. Miss Middlemass heat Davis and Miss Stevenson. 7—6; Bolwell and Miss Bolwell beat Roy and Miss Anderson, 7 —3; Geddes t and Miss Cunningham beat M'lndoe and Miss Percy. 7—5. ■Totals: Opoho. 10 sets (83 games); Port Chalmers, 6 sets (85 games).. ST.-, PETER’S v. ST, MARY'S. (St. Peter’s names first.) Men’s Singles.—-Flinders beat Winders 9 —4, Cuttriss beat Dennis 9 —4, Titchener beat' Devereux 9 —B, Pickering lost to M'Connell 7—9.

Ladies’ Singles.—Miss M'Nie lost tc Miss Jones .2 —6, Miss Betting beat Mis Crowley 6—2 Miss D. Smith lost to Miss Chapman-Cohen 5—6, Miss Hill lost to Miss Henaghan 4—6. Men’s Doubles.—Flinders and Cuttriss beat Winders and- Devereux 9—3, Titchener and Pickering beat Dennis and M'Connell 9—B. Ladies’ Doubles,—Misses . M'Nie and Dotting lost to Misses Jones and Crowley 5 Misses D. Smith and Hill lost to Misses Chapman-Cohen and Henaghan 4 — 6, Mixed Doubles.—Flinders and Miss M'Nie beat Winders and Miss ChapmanCohen 7—5, Cuttriss and Miss Bolting beat Dennis and Miss Crowley 7—5, Titchener and Miss D. Smith lost to Devereux and Miss Henaghan 6—7, Pickering and Miss Hill beat M'Connell and Miss Jones 7 —6. Totals; St. Peter's, 9 sets (105 games) ; St. Mary’s, 7 sets (91 games). LAWN TENNIS UNION. A GRADE. KENSINGTON v. RAVENSBOURNE. (Eavensbourhe names first.) Men’s Singles.—L. Faur beat H. Jeffs 64, J. Fowell beat H. Jeffs 6—4, D. Rodger beat G. Somerville 6—4. R. Four beat J. Gibson B—6.8 —6. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Page beat Miss H. Garbutt 6 —l, Miss Smith beat Miss Garbutt 6—l. Men’s Doubles.—R. Facer and J. Fowell beat H. Jeffs and G. Somerville 6—4, D. Rodger and E. Facer lost to G. Somerville and J. Gibson 4—6. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Page and Smith beat Misses H. Garbutt and L. Thomas 6-y-3, Misses George and Facer lost to Misses L. Thomas and I. Cruickshanks 5 —7. ' Mixed . Doubles.—L. Facer and Miss Page beat H. Jeffs and Miss Garbutt 3 6/ J. Fowell and Miss George lost to H. Jeffs and Miss Garbutt 3—6, D. Rodgers and Miss Smith beat 6. Somerville and Miss Thomas 6—2, R. Facer and Miss Facer beat J. Gibson and Miss Cruickshanks 6—2. y Totals: Ravensbourne, 11 sets (80 games); Kensington, 3 sets (49 games). : WAKARI v. MORNINGTON (Wakari names first). Men’s Singles.—F. Dixon lost to Hope, 45; R, Watkins lost to Walmsley, 4—6; I. Morrison neat W. .Smart, 6—3; A. .Campbell beat 6. Smart, 9 —B. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss C. Bevin beat Miss Kennedy, o—4;0 —4; Miss N.. Reid beat Miss Hope, 6—o, Men’s Doubles.—F. Dixon and R. Watkins beat Hope and G. Smart, 6—o: 1. Morrison and A. Campbell beat Walmsley and W. ; Smart, 6—2. Ladies’ Doubles.- —Misses C. Bevin and N. Reid lost to Misses Kennedy and Hope, 4—6; Misses B. Light and Mrs W. Wilson lost to Mjsses J. Haig and E. Haig, 4—4}. v . . Mixed Doubles. —F. Dixon and Miss C. Bevin lost to Miss Kennedy and Hope, 3—76; R. Watkins and Miss N. Reid lost to Mias'Hope and Walmsley, 4 —6; I. Morrison and Miss £. Light beat Mies J. Haig’and W. Smart, 6—4; A. Campbell and Mrs W. Wilson beat Miss E. Haig and G. Smart. 6—4. Wakari, 8 sets (73 games),;. Mornington, 6 sets (61 games). KAIKORAI v. KNOX CHURCH (Kaikorai names first); Men’s Singles.—Haigh lost to Hayward, 2 —6; Williamson beat M’Kinnon, 6—4; Davie beat Hay, 6—3; Gourley beat Hill. 6 — o, Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Walker lost to Miss Rosevear, -5—7; Miss Forsyth lost to Miss. Thompson, 3—6. Men’s Doubles.—Haigh and Williamson beat Hayward and M'Kinnon, 6—o; Davie and Gourley beat Hay and Hill B—6, ■ Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Walker and Forsyth lost to Misses Roseyeare and Thompson, 4-—6; Mrs Johnston -and Miss Sligo beat Misses Howell and M'Lean, 6 —3. , Mixed" Doubles.—Haigh’ and Miss Walker beat Hayward and Miss Rosevear, 6—3; Williamson and Miss Forsyth beat M'Kinnon and Miss Thompson, 6—4; Davie and Mrs Johnston beat Hay and Miss Howell, 6— -4; Gourley and Miss Sligo beat Hill and Miss M*Lean, 6—3. Kaikorai, 10 seta (76 games); Knox Church. 4 sets (54 games). ST. LEONARDS v. KENSINGTON EX-PUPILS - (St. Leonards.-names.first)). Men’s Singles,—W. Trotter beat Sim, 6—2; R. Asher beat Elder, 6 —2; R. Mahon lost to Bradley, 2—6. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss B. Asher beat. Miss Taylor, 6 —3; Miss R. Asher beat Miss M'Kinnon, 6—l. Men’s ■ Doubles.—Trotter and Usher beat Sim and Elder, 6—5; ex-pupils by default. . Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses B, and R. Asher beat Mrs Sim and Miss M'Kinnon, 6—l; Misses M'Kinnon and Macdonald beat Misses Taylor and M'Kinnon, 6—5. Mixed Doubles.—W. Trotter and Miss B. Asher beat Sim and Mrs Sim, 6—5R. Asher and Miss R, Asher beat Elder M'Kinnon, 6 —l;' R. Mabon andMies Macdonald lost to Bradley and Miss Taylor, 4—6; ex-pupilg by default. St Leonards, 9 sets (60 games); Kensington Ex-pupils, 5 sets (37 games). FIRST CHURCH v. KENSINGTON A2 (First Church names first). Men’s Singles. A. Salmond beat Robertson 6—l; G. Salmond beat SheriT a \' 6 'T 1 -’ M George beat Inglis, 6—3; Dr Fowler beat Hangan, 6—o. _Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Rae beat Miss Wackeldene, 6—o; Miss M'Neur beat Miss Cameron, 6—3. Men's .-Doubles.—A. Salmond and G. Sa!mond beat Robertson and Sheridan, rTI ; m George and Dr Fowler beat idrJis and Hangan; 6—l. MT<r a i ie ®g D * U s- es 'T^ lis , s , Rae and Miss MNeur beat Miss Wackeldent and Miss ? a “ e . r ° n .’ .¥ ss and Miss Snfith

Mixed Doubles— A. Salmond and Miss Kae beat Robertson and Miss WackelM'Np,,,. 6 !’ 9 ; <£' .f almcmd and Miss rnn o he^n helldan , and Miss Camea?d Miss Watt beat 1 j I ?j- and . Mlss -Ritchie, 6—l; Fowler Sm d ith ll^-2 rn ° tt beat Mangan and Miss First Church, 13 sets (81 games)); Kensington A2, 1 set (22 games) ;