TENNIS.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16920, 29 December 1925, Page 10

TENNIS.

NEW ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. (Per Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, last night. Additional results in the New Zealand tennis championships are: — LADIES’ SINGLES. Second round: —Miss M, Tracy beat Miss .). E. Ramsay, B—l, ti —2; Miss Marjorie HacFarlaiie beat Miss M. Ward, B—J,8 —J, O—J. Third round: —Miss Knight belli Miss Wake, 3 —B, B—3, 7 —o; -Mrs. Scull beat Miss Lloyd, 4—B, o—3, B—2. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Second round:—Misses 15. Kuighl and D. Nicholls beat Misses M. Cali, and 15. Colterill, 3 —o, B—l, 8-~3; Misses E. Travers and M. Tracy beat Misses E. Ballantyne and 1. Romans, B—J, B—l. Scmi-linul: —Yliss Speirs aud Mrs. Seolt. beat Misses MacFarlaue, 7 —5. MEN’S SINGLES. Third round: —J. C. Peacock beat M. Lampc, B—3. (5—2, B—3; A. Seay beat W. Sheppard, B—9,8 —9, B—o, 8—.1; E. L. Bartlett beat (!. G. Aitken, 5—7, (i —I, B—o, 8 —1; (I. Olliver beat R. Mi-L. Perkins, B—3, B—3, B—2; Wallace beat Wheeler, 4—B, 9—7, B—4, 8—.1; France beat Hacge, B—t, B—o, 8 —I; Don France beat B. B. Lough nan, B—3, 2—B, B—2, B—2; Parker beat E. B. W. Smyth, 2—B, 8— S—lo, 7—5, ti—l. (MEN’S DOUBLES. First Round: —V. E. Page and L. G. Knott beat W. Ross and P. G. Greenwood, B—4, B—4, B—2;8 —2; Warn Pearse and. AV. A. Scott beat A. B. Loughnan and B. B. Lough nan, 13 —11, 98, (i —8, 4 —B, B—3. Second round: —S. E. Jackson and A. K. Turner beat E. Gore, anil F. Nixon, B—3, B—4, B—4; P. Ha ego and J. B. Parker bent E. H. Obeli and G. Linos Jones, B—l, B—3,8 —3, 8 — I; France and France beat A r . H. Hupple and S. Lampc, B—l, 10 —8, 97; Peacock and Wilson beat Pearse and Scott, B—2,8 —2, B—3, B—3;8 —3; Griffiths and. Johns beat Walker and Johnson, B—4, B—4, B—4; Olivier and Scav beat Hill and Lowry, B—o, G—2, S—B; Patterson and Tail beat Lampc and Wheeler, 4—6, B—l, B—B,8 —8, B—3, B—4;8 —4; Page and Knott beat AVallaec and Dickie, B—2, B—3, B—3.8 —3. MIXED DOUBLES. First. Round: —Miss M. Since and C. Angus beat Miss T. Romans and Fulton,. B—o, -I—B, B—2; Miss E. N. Ballantyne and E. B. Smyth beat Mrs S. Sharpe and A. Borrow, 78, o—2; Miss E. Buchanan and AV. Ross beat Miss M. Saunders and L. G. Knott, B—B, B—4, 6—l; Mrs Reeves and A. B. Loughnan beat, Miss Cato and Aitken. 3—B, B—l,8 —1, 8 — 8; Miss Marjorie MacFarlaue and Lowry beat Miss Ward and Ford, (i —2, 8—1; Miss Marion MacFarlaue and Hill beat Airs. Page and Browning, B—l,i8 — l,io —8, B—2. Second round; —Miss Saunders and Somerville beat Miss Smco and Angus, 3—B, 6—4. . BOYS’ SINGLES. A'. It. Skeilerup beat M. Mitchell bv default; AV. Haworth, beat P. Manchester, s—B,5 —8, B—4,8 —4, B—3;8 —3; A. 11. McDonald beat B. A. Smyth, B—l, 2 —(j t |j—2; G. W. Browne boat M. Fcrkins, 3—B, B—3, 7—5: O. E„. Malfroy beat L. 8—1; C. A. Blazey beat C. Spraggc, B—3,8 —3, B—3; R. A. Lucus beat A. L. Kay, B—3, 6—3; H. R. Tawliiri beat J. S. Lee, B—l. 6—3. GIRLS ’ SINGLES. Somi-linal: —Margaret Gibson beat Ruth Haggitt.,,. 6—J, o—l.