LAWN TENNIS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17158, 29 September 1923, Page 9

LAWN TENNIS.

SENIOR COMPETITION. The third round of the Canterbury Lawn Tennis Association's men’s senior competition was played this afternoon. Tl® following arc the results:— OP AW A v. CASHMERE. Opawa beat Cashmere at Cashmere by 32 games. The foil ing are the scores (Opawa names first)— Singles. Ollivier 9, Browning 0. Harman 9, Derbidge 5. Patterson 9, Parsonson 1. Clark 9, Overend 5. Doubles. Ollivier and Patterson 9, Browning and Parsonson 3. , , Clark and Harman 9. Derbidge and Overend 8. Totals—Opawa 54, Cashmere 22. CANTERBURY COLLEGE v. LIN WOOD. Canterbury College beat Linwood at Linwood by four games. The following are the scores (Canterbury College players first): — Singles. Robinson 9, Denton 8. A. B. Loughnan 2, Field 9. B. B. Loughnan 9, Borrows 4. Seay 6, Gosa 9 Doubles. B. B. Loughnan and Seay 9. Goss and Borrows 6. A. B. Loughnan and Robinson 9, Field and Denton 4. TotalB: Canterbury College 44, Linwood 40. SUMNER v. ADDINGTON. Sumner beat Addington by ten games at Addington this afternoon. The following were the score?, Sumner players being mentioned first;— N. Barlow 9. C. Matthewson 5. J. Wood 4, 11. L. Wise 9. 11. Williams 9, F. Potter 6. C. Do Pass 9, A. S. Cooper 4. Doubles. I N. Barlow and C. De Pass 9, C. Matthew- ! son and F. Potter 7. | H. Williams and J. Wood 9, H. L. Wise j and A. 8. Cooper 8Totals—Sumner 49, Addington 39. KAIAPOI CLUB. ! The Kaiapoi Tennis Club opened the seai son this afternoon in. beautiful weather i The courts were in excellent order. There was a large gathering of members and i friends who were entertained at afternoon I tea by the president, Mr A- Gordon. Dur- ! jng the afternoon a match was played be- ! tween teams chosen by the president and i vice-president.