TENNIS.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 December 1925, Page 13

TENNIS.

TOWN TEAM v. FAIRLIE. A team frpm the South Canterbury lawn Tenuis Association wont to Fairlie on Wednesday, and played a match against the Fairlie Club. The visitoi's were very hospitably entertained and had a thoroughly enjoyable day. At the conclusion of the match, the president of the Fairlie Club (Mr IT. A. LeCren) expressed the pleasure which the match had afforded the Fairlie Club, and said they looked upon it as an honour to be visited by a team from the Association. The. scores, which are not really an indication of the play, were as follows: — F. T.

FAIRLIE V. OP AW A. a mate 1 ! was played between the Opawa Club and Fairlie, at ie courts and resulted in a win tor the home team The scoring was as follows “ames of the Opawa team mentioned first) :

TIMARU v. ALB UR Y. On Anniversary Day, a team of Timaru players went to Albury ana played a match against the local club, the match resulting in a wm ion Timaru. The following were the

WAI-ITC r. TIMARU. Th® following will represent Wai-iti A. grade in a match against Tnnani, at the former’s courts to-davAlcssr. Brock, Fraser. Mclntosh and G Rudgc. Messrs Hamilton, Scott, IS. M llliams, and Coxhead, «•

Men’s Singles. A. H. Gillingham v. Revell ... 6 9 R. Seay v. Bridges 9 7 T. Seay v. Bridges 4 9 R. L. Banks v. Osmers ... ... 4 9 C. G. Wilcox v. Bradley ... ... 0 9 J. McLean v. Millar 3 9 A. Irving v. Gibson ••• 9 6 H. Buss v. P. McLean ... >.. 9 5 Ladies’ Singles. Miss Trotter v. Miss Green 3 7 Mrs Longhnan v. Mrs Cotter ... 6 7 Mrs It. E. Gillingham v. Miss Bradley 5 Mrs McLean v. Mrs Bridges ... 1 7 Miss J. Longhnan v. Mrs Minilie 0 7 Mrs It. Seay v. Miss Collins ... Men’s Doubles. Gillingham and T. Seay v. Revell 4 1 and Bridges ... •••••• v 1 R. Seay and Wilcox v. McKenzie' 9 i and Bradley ••• I Banks and McLean v. Osmers 8 9 1 and Millar ... ••• ; . Irving and Buss v. Gibson and. 9 8 McLean Ladies’ Doubles. Miss Trotter and Mrs Gillingham v. Miss Green and Miss 6 4 ,,, ••• ••• ♦ * * • • • Miss Longhnan and Mrs McLean v Mrs Bridges and Mimfie 7 Mrs j. Longhnan and Mrs Seay v. Mrs Cotter and Miss Collins ,••• •" Sister Munro and Mrs v. Mrs Revell and Miss 4 7 LeCren Mixed Doubles. Gillingham and Miss Trotter v. Revell and Miss Green 3 9 T. Seay and Mrs Gillingham v. McKenzie and Mrs Cotter ... R. Seay and Mrs Loiighnan v. \ Bridges and Miss Bradley ... Banks tnd Mrs McLean v. Osmers and Mrs Mimfie ... 2 6 4 9 9 9 Wilcox and Mrs J. Bradley and Mp Budges ... McLean and Mrs Seay v. Milla nnd Miss Collins ... 5 3 9 9 Irving and Sister Munro y. Gibson and Miss Revell ... 9 5

Ladies’ Singles. F Mrs L. Irving beat Mrs R. 7 2 Gillingham ... ••• — Mis Nornsh lost to Mis3 g 7 M. Loughnan • •• ••• ••• Miss K. Fraser beat MissLeCron Miss M- Fraser lost to Miss 7 5 2 7 Miss G Mmrick lost t° Miss_Caskey Miss McAuley beat Miss Robeit3 7 7 3 . son 1 Men’s. Singles. 9 5 Q A. Irving lost to It. feeay W. Brown beat T. Gibbs 2 9 R Irving beat A. Irving ... .••• AV. Simpson lost to J. 3VicJjea,ii jr. 9 5 o O 9 6 9 C.*McAuley beat A. Dale ... ... I. McAuley lost to G. Broadhead y 8 Ladies’ Doubles. . Mrs S. Irving and. Miss Nornsh lost to Mrs Gillingham and n : Miss Loughnan v;‘ 6 i Miss K. Fraser and Miss M. ! Fraser beat Miss LcCren and ! Miss Cooper ••• Miss Merrick and Mrs McAuley 7 0 lost to Miss Caskey and Miss e Robertson ... 0 i Men’s Doubles. A. Irving and W. Brown lost to 6 Seay and Gibbs ••• ’ It. Irving and W. Simpson beat 9 i A. Irving and McLean 9 7 ' C McAuley and I. McAuley beat 9 1 Dale and Broadhead 7 Mixed Doubles. Mrs S. Irving and A. Irving lost to Mrs Gillingham and Seay 4 9 Miss Norrish and Brown lost to 9 1 Miss Loughnan and Gibbs ... ■ Miss K. Fraser and R. Irving lost 7 ' to Miss LeCren and Irving 7 9 Miss M. Fraser and Simpson lost 9 to Miss Cooper and McLean Miss Merrick and C. McAuley , beat Miss Caskey and Dale ; Miss McAuley and i. McAuley 4 9 3 lost to Miss Robertson and Broadhead 5 9

scares:—: Men’s Singles. A. Oxford v. Dick Kolleston v. A. Irving 9 6 0 9 9 5 1 9 Harper v. Brown Allport v. ■ J. Irving 4 9 9 Harper v. Tinkler Kollett v. Smytho 5 Men’s Doubles. Rollcston and Oxford v. Dick and n A A. Irving -• •” y 0. Harper and Allport v. Brown and J. Irving ... •••••• 9 8 Kollett and Harper v. Tinkler n O and Smytlie A Ladies’ Singles. 0 3 Mrs Rollcston v. Miss Austin ... 7 Miss Dennehy v. Mrs Irving ... 7 Miss Eaton v. Mrs Campbell ... 7 3 Miss Robertson v. Miss Meynck 7 9 Miss Smytho v. Miss Clark Miss Mason v. Miss Walker ... 7 7 1 Ladies’ Doubles. Mrs Rofleston and Miss Dennehy v. Miss Austin and Mrs rj Campbell ... ••• ••• ••• Miss Eaton and Mrs Robertson i 1 v. Mrs Irving and Miss ft 1 Meyrick • ••, ••••■• "• t J. Miss Smytho and Miss Mason v. Miss Clark and Miss Walker 3 7 Mixed Doubles. Miss Rollcston and Oxford v> a 0 Miss Austin and Did- . Miss Dennehy and l;o'V.-tn: .. 0 - Mrs Irving and \. Ir.i.,.. • i Miss Eaton and Iiarper V. Mrs rj o Campbell and Brown *** i A Robertson and Allport v. 4 Meyriok and J. Irving ; Timaru, 19 sets; Albury, 3 sots 7