LAWN TENNIS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17382, 10 November 1924, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS.

JUNIOR A COMPETITION. The < 'a liter bury Lawn Tennis Association’s junior A competition was continued at Wilding Park on Saturday. Results (names of winning teams first): — C AXTEIIRUR V CO RREGE v. ADDINGTON. Canterbury College defeated Addington by five matches to one. Details.— Fish beat Matheson. ti-J. 6-.). Hunter beat Wise. 6-1 6-1. Spencer lost to Poison. 5-6. 5-6. .M. J. .Burns beat .Robbins. 6-0, 6-4. Fish and Hunter beat Matheson and Wise. 6-5, 6-0. Spencer and Burns beat Poison and Robbins, 6-0, 6-4. SUMNER v. NORTH REACH. Sumner defeated North Beach by four matches to two. Details:— Williams beat Peppier, 6-5. 6-2. Wilson lost to Brown. 2-6. 6-2 ;;-0 Henley beat Woolf, 5-0, 6-2, 6-1. Hewslone beat Christensen, 6-6, 6-0, Williams and Wilson lost to Peppier and Christensen, 4-6, 6-5, 5-6. Henley and Howstone beat Brown and LIN WOOD B v. CASH 51 Eli K. Bin wood. B defeated Cashmere by five matches to one. Details:— Searle lost to Derbidge, 6-3, 4-6, 3-6. North beat .Rightband. 6-3, 6-3. Jameson beat Andrews, 6-3, 6-0. M’Cubbin beat Rowron, 1-6. 6-2, 6-2. Searle and North beat Dorbidgc and Lightband, 6-5, 2-6. 6-2. Jameson and M’Cubhin beat Andrews and Bowron. 4-6. 6-2, 6-2. Bin wood A and St Albans have withdrawn from the Junior A competition. SUBURBAN COMPETITION. ST MARY’S v. WEST SPREYDON. St Mary’s won the match St Mary’s v. West Spreydon played at West a preydon on Saturday, by forty-three games. Scores were as follow (St Mary’s names Miss r. Bradford 6. Mrs Glover 0. Miss T. Ryan 6. Miss H. Woodbury 1. .Miss V. Ward 6, Miss W. Wilkins 3. Miss I. Lloyd 2, Miss I. Woodbury 6. Men’s Singles. F. A. Holley 6, S. Anderson 0. B. Blake 4, H. Wilkins 6. <*. Evans 6, A. Hemingway 1. D. M’Cormaek 6. F. Casbolt 2. Combined Dou b 1 es. Miss T. Bradford - and D. M’Oormack 6, Miss H. Woodbury and P. Anderson 2. Miss T. Ryan and B. Blake 4, Mrs Glover and H. Williams 6. Miss V. Ward and C. Evans 4, Mrs Wilkins and A. Hemingway 6. Miss F. Lloyd and F. A. Holley G, Miss I. Woodbury and F. Casbolt 1. Radies’ Doubles Misses T. Bradford and T. uyan 6, Misses T-f. Woodbury and )3. Wilkins 2. Misses V. Ward and f. Rloyd 6, Mrs Glover and Miss T. "Woodbury 5. Men’s Doubles. F. A. Holley and B. Blake 9, S. Anderson and 14. Wilkins 3. Evans and M’Cormack 0, A. Hemingway and F. Casbolt 7. Totals—St Mary’s 5)2, West Spreydon 40. HEATHCOTE v. LYTTELTON. The Heath cote team defeated the Lyttelton Trinity Club by five games on Saturday in the B Grade competition. Y.W.C'.A. CLUB. On Saturday the Y.W.c.A. Tennis Club commenced its season at the East Christchurch School court. Miss Ruth Jarvis, girls’ department secretary, formally declared the court open and wished the club every success during the coming season. Afternoon tea was served by members of the commit Lee to about twenty-five girls TEKOA CLUB OPENED. The Tekoa Tennis Club, which has been formed in connection with the Sydenham Girls’ and Boys’ Club, was opened on Saturday in the Sydenham School grounds. -Mr J. K. Archer, in declaring the court open, wished the club every success. Tennis was an ideal recreation, because it not only demanded good individual play, but also fostered the team spirit. Afternoon tea was served and a happy afternoon spent. At a previous meeting of the Tekoa Tennis Club Mrs H. D. Muir was elected as president and Miss C. Munroe secretary. WAI-ITI V. TEMUKA. (Special to the- “ Star.”) TIMARU. November S. The South Canterbury Tennis Association's competitions opened this afternoon in glorious weather. Good games were witnessed. Following are the result" of the Waiiti and Teinuka game, Wai-iti players being mentioned first:— Men’s Singles. W. A. Scott 9, Dr Patterson 7. W. Roberts 9, H. W-rbovs 3. J. Temple R. J. S. Thomas 9. G. I-I. It. Ulrich 7. S'. Neutze 9. Men’s Doubles. Scott and Roberts 9, Paterson and War boys 3. Temple and Ulrich S, Tnomas and Neutze 9. Ladies’ Singles. Miss Green 7. Mrs Voss 3. Mrs Bannerman 7, Miss Cowie t. Miss Robinson 7, Miss J4islop 3. Miss Giles 7. Mrs Bren ton 3. Ladies’ Doubles. Mrs Bannerman and Miss Green 9. Mrs Voss and Miss Cowie 3. Miss Giles and Miss Robinson 9, Miss Hislop and Mrs Brenton 4. Mixed Doubles. Scott and Miss Green 9, Paterson and Mrs Voss 5. Roberts and Mrs Bannerman 9, Thomas and Mrs Brenton 3. Temple and Miss Giles 9, Warboys and Miss Cowie 4. Ulrich and Miss Robinson S, Neutze and Miss Hislop 9.