FULL DAY’S PLAY.

Wairarapa Age, 25 January 1936, Page 4

FULL DAY’S PLAY.

LADIES’ SINGLES.

First Hound.—Miss G. Miller beat Miss P. Kilmister, 7/5; Mrs. E. Campbell beat Miss Jocelyn Betts, 7/1; Miss E. Plummer beat Miss B. Bright, 7/0; Mrs. A. D. Latham beat Miss V. Rutherford, 7/1; Miss M. Howe beat Miss N. Groves, 7/1; Miss E. Sutherland beat Miss A. Wilder, 7/2; Miss M. Macassey beat Miss A. Beetham, 7/1; Miss C, F. Whisker won from Miss S. Duncan by default; Mrs. J. I. Jones beat Miss P. M. Betts, 7/6; Mrs. W. White beat Miss P. Jefferd, 7/2; Miss M. Pearce beat Miss L. Hosking, 7/2; Miss D. A. Pragnell beat Miss B. F. Brown, 7/1. Second Bound.—Miss M. Purcell beat Miss B. Bunny, 7/1; Miss Plummer beat Mrs. Campbell, 7/3; Miss J. Daniell beat Miss M. Murray, 7/3; Miss G. Miller beat Mrs. W. White, 7/3; Miss Macassey beat Mrs. Jones, 7/2; Mrs. Latham beat Miss Pearce, 7/1; Miss M. Howe beat Miss Pragnell 7/4. Third Bound. — Mrs. Latham beat Miss J. Daniell, 7/0. LADIES’ DOUBLES. First Round.—Mrs. White and Miss V. Rutherford beat Misses P. Dixon and N. Stalker, 7/3; Misses B. Bunny and B. Payton beat Misses P. JI. Kilminster and R. Percy, 7/6. Second Round.—Misses N. Cohen and P. Gee beat Misses P. Jordan and B. Brown, 7/5; Mesdames Campbell and Tatham beat Mrs. White and Miss Rutherford, 7/2; Misses Purcell and Plummer beat Misses B. Bunny and B. Payton, 7/3; Misses Pragnell and Miller beat Misses N. Groves and J. Hosking, 7/2. COMBINED DOUBLES. First Round.—Miss M. Macassey and J. N. Lowry beat Miss N. Groves and N. W. Groves, 7/1; Mrs. Tatham and R. R. T. Young beat Miss A. Beetham and A. R. Todd, 7/1; Miss O. Pollock and J. Groves beat Miss J. M. Daniell and B. Cunningham, 7/0; Mrs E. Campbell and J. C. Charters beat Miss B. Brown and H. M. A. Major, 7/2; Mrs. J. E. Jones and C. K. Goodin beat Miss K. Wickens and E. Townsend, 7/3; Miss L. Knight and M. Cowper beat Miss V. Bunny and R. C. Pearce, 7/2; Mrs. Ward and Hawksworth beat Miss D. Roberts and C. W. Jensen, 7/1; Miss E. Plummer and C. H. Bowen beat Miss B. I. Bright and A. Purdie, 7/3; Miss M. Maunsell and J. Palmer beat Miss G. Knight and W. M. Sellar, 7/6; Miss Jocelyn Betts and N. Kummer beat Miss V. Rutherford and E. Reeves, 7/6; Miss M. N. Murray and H. G. Murray beat Miss B. Baird and J. J. Payton, 7/6; Miss C. F. Whisker and E. M. Hodder beat Miss E. Collins and E. Bidwill, 7/2. Second Round.—Miss D. Smith and S. P. Wheeler beat Miss N. Carrick and 8. Kelly, 7/3; Miss D. A. Pragnell and D. H. Ward beat Miss M. Howe and E. A. Pearce, 7/6; Miss G. Miller and 8. G. Wyatt beat Miss J. Morris and R. Bunny, 7/4; Miss M. Purcell and T, N. Hay-Campbell beat Miss A. Wilder and D. Riddell, 7/1; Mrs. W. White and N. G. F. Whiteman beat Miss Richardson and G. L. Hartgill, 7/3; Miss M. Pearce an<j N. W. Martin beat Miss N. Boddington and G. R. Jackson, 7/3; Miss P. Betts and M. L. Lampe beat Miss V. Hubbard and D. Sutherland, 7/2; Mrs. Campbell and Charters beat Miss Murray and Murray, 7/4; Mrs. Jones and Goodin beat Miss Pollock and J. Groves, 7/1; Miss Macassey and Lowry beat Mrs. Maxwell and Palmer, 7/3; Mrs. Latham and Young beat Miss Jocelyn Betts and Kummer, 7/2; Miss Plummer and Bowen beat Miss Whisker and Hodder, 7/2. BOYS’ SINGLES. First Round.—E. Handyside beat C. Maunsell, 7/1; J. A. Brown beat B. Bunny, 7/1; R. Pearce beat N. Faulknor, 7/3; G. V. Bniek beat J. E. Falloon, 7/3; E. H. Renouf beat J. Beauchamp, 7/1; D. Beetham beat E. M. Morris, 7/6; H. D, Gylea beat R. Faulkner, 7/3; A. Andrew beat R. H. H. Beetham, 7/1; E. Handyside beat J. A. Brown, 7/6. Second Round.—Renouf beat Beetham, 7/2; Gyles beat Buick, 7/1. GIRLS’ SINGLES. First Round.—B. Bunny beat E. Collins, 7/2; J. Sutherland beat M. Maunsell, 7/2; J. Betts beat L. Knight, 7/2; P. Jefferd beat R. Rutherford, 7/5. Second Round.—B. Barton beat N. “Beetham, 7/1; P. Hogan won from J. [Armstrong by default; K. Pears beat M. White, 7/4; P. Ball won by default from P. Hunter; P. Smith beat t>. Bolton, 7/0; L. Beetham beat P. Jameson, 7/3; E. Sutherland beat P. Hogan, 7/3. Third Round—K. Pears beat E. Sutherland, 7/4.

HANDICAPS.

MEN’S SINGLES. A Grade. First round: A. Purdie (30) beat J. T. Apa (30), 7/3; N. W. Martin (30) beat A. D. Fisher (30), 8/5; R. Orr (30) beat D. H. Ward (owe 15), 7/6; F. Rewini (15 4-6) beat C. C. Marsack (15 2-6), 7/3; Broughton won by default from E. H. Doherty; J. J. Payton (15 4-6) beat J. B. Roberts (30), 7/2; D. S. Sutherland (30) beat C. H. \Goodin (2-6 of 15), 7/4; F. C. Pears (15) beat J. Palmer (30), 7/4; C. W. Jensen (15 4-6) beat R. L. Hughes (30), 7/1; I. D. Waddy (30) beat H. M. A. Major (15), 7/4; G. S. McLeod (15) beat H. F. Adcock (30), 7/4; E. M. Haise (30) beat M. Hobson (owe 15), 8/5; A. E. O’Leary (30) beat B. P. Colvin (30), 7/5; P. Hamill (30), beat W. M. Sellar (30), 7/6; W. S. Johnston (30) beat E. Bidwill (30), 7/6; D. Riddell (15 4-6) beat H. V. Donald (30), 7/1; S. Kelly (15 4-6) beat G. Cunningham (30), 7/0; S. G. Wyatt (owe 15) beat E. F. Townsend (15 4-6), 7/4; R. H. Tatham (30) beat R. J. Fisher (30), 7/4; C. K. Long (30) beat N. W. Groves (15 4-6), 7/5. Second round: W. R. Hooper (15 2-6) beat G. S. McLeod (15), 7/2. B. Grade. First round: R. Marsaek (30) beat R. p. H. Beetham (15), 7/4; G. V. Buick (scr.) beat J. E. Falloon (scr.), 7/2; A. Andrew (15 4-6) beat C. Maunsell (30), 7/0; J.- A. Brown (15) beat D. Beetham (15 2-6), 7/5; E. Handyside (30) beat R. C. Pearee (15), 7/3.

MEN’S DOUBLES. A. Grade. First round: Hawksworth and Bowen (owe 15) beat Hooper and Hooper (15), 8/4; Hobson and D. H. Ward (scr) beat Rewini and Broughton (15), 7/6. Second round: Orr and Hughes (30) beat Sellar and Martelli (30), 7/5; Bidwill and Palmer (30) 1 beat R. Johnston and O’Leary (30), 7/2; Townsend and Hamill (30) beat A. H. Ward and G. R. Jackson (15 3-6), 7/2; Long and Leete (30) .beat Kelly and Irwin (15 2-6), 7/6; Robinson and Kummer (15 4-6) beat Wyatt and Todd (15), 7/4. LADIES’ SINGLES. A Grade. First round: Miss P. Dixon (30) beat Miss L. Hosking (30), 5/1; Miss N. Stalker (30) beat Miss G: Miller (30), 5/0; Miss M. Logan (30), beat Miss J. Rutherford (30), 5/2; Miss N. Smith (30) beat Mrs Ferkins (15 3-6), 5/3; Miss V. Rutherford (4-6 of 15) beat Miss N. Groves (30), 5/4; Miss P. Jordan (30) beat Miss D. Roberts (15), 5/1; Miss M. Pearce (30) beat Miss Boddington (15. 2-6), 5/1; Miss R. Percy (15) beat Miss M. Macfarlane (30), 5/3; Miss B. Smith (30) beat Miss A. Wilder (30), 5/2; Miss B. P. Brown (30) beat Miss T. Anderson (30), 6/1; Miss K. Wickens (30), beat Mrs. W. White (4-6 15). Second round: Miss V. Richardson (30) beat Miss J. M. Daniell (15 4-6), 7/2. B. Grade. Second round: Miss P. Ball (scr.) beat Miss R. Rutherford (15 4-6), 5/4. Miss K. Pears (scr.) 1 beat Miss P. Jamieson (15), 5/3; Miss B. Barton (15) beat Miss P. Hogan (scr), 5/o'. LADIES’ DOUBLES. A Grade. First round: Misses Pragnell and Miller (owe 3-6 of 15) beat Misses Pearce and Baird (15), 5/2; Misses Dixon and Stalker (30) beat Misses Anderson and Groves (30), 5/2; Misses Cohen and Gee (30) beat Misses P. M. Betts and Jocelyn Betts (2-6 15), 5/2. Second round: Misses Jordan and Brown (30) beat Misses B. Beetham and Maefarlane (30), 6/5. COMBINED DOUBLES. A Grade. First round: Miss D. Roberts and Jensen (15) beat Miss Collins and Bidwill (30), 7/5; Miss Macassey and Fernandez (scr) beat Miss Maunsell and Palmer (30), 7/4. Second round: Miss P. Ball and Haise (30) beat Miss Wickens and A. E. O’Leary (30), 7/3. B Grade. Second round: Miss V. Bunny and R. C. Pearee (scr) beat Miss L. Beetham and B. Bunny (15), 7/5.

GOOD PROGRESS IN TENNIS TOURNEY. WAIRARAPA ASSOCIATION’S FIXTURE. CHAMPIONSHIP AND HANDICAP RESULTS. AU the courts at the disposal of the Wairarapa Lawn Tennis Association were fully taxed yesterday, when play in the annual championship and handicap tournament was continued, every effort 'being made to decide as many games as possible so as to make up the time lost on account of the King’s death and the unfavourable weather. In both the championship and handicap sections a big batch of games was decided and the officials will do their utmost to-day to bring the tourney to a conclusion.

Except for a very brief stoppage in .the morning on account of rain, play proceeded throughout the day without interruption, although towards the end of the afternoon some of the courts were beginning to show signs of use. The standard of tennis was good, and although the contests were naturally only brief ones, some keen tussles were seen in both championship and handicap encounters. Splendid progress was made and with a full day's play today the tourney should be well ad : vanced, if not completed, by this evening. There were no notable defeats in ■the championship section, but in the handicaps a few leading players were vanquished. In spite of the disappointing delays in getting the tourney under way, the competitors appear .to. be enjoying themselves to the full now that a good start has been made. Play will start this morning promptly at 8.30 o'clock and all are requested to be in attendance on time and to assist the committee to the utmost. Following are the results of yesterday's games:— CHAMPIONSHIPS. MEN’S SINGLES. First Round.—J. Payton beat E, Bidwill, 9/1; H. Pears beat C. M. Watt, 9/3; C. K. Goodin beat J. Palmer by default; H. M. A. Major beat C. J. Finlayson by default; R. R, T. Young beat E. F. Townsend, 9/5; E. A. Pearse beat J. Groves, 9/5; J. M. Jones beat N. W. Groves, 9/4; A. Purdie beat N. W. Martin, 9/2; H. C. George beat S. V. Fernandez, 9/8; R. MeL. Ferkins beat M. Hobson, 9/0; P. Hawksworth beat D. H, Dyer, 9/4; R. G. Wyatt won from L. H. Pollock by default; R.. Bunny beat C. H. Bowen, 9/8; H. D. Gyles beat N. M. Irwia, 9/4; J. N. Lowry beat T... W. Hay-Campbell, 9/8,; F. H. Renouf beat S. Kelly, 9/4; E. Reeves beat R. H. Tatham, 9/7; N. G. F. Whiteman beat W. 8. Johnston, 9/2; R. H. Hooper beat E. M. Haise, 9/8; E. M. Hodder beat W. R. Hooper, 9/5; El. G. Murray beat D. L. Taverner, 9/3; S. P. Wheeler beat J. J. Payne, 9/7. Second Round.—H. Adcock beat N. 1 Kummer, 9/5; Wyatt beat Reeves, 9/2; Charters beat Purdie, 9/1; D. Riddell beat A. R. Todd, 9/4; Murray beat Jones, 9/4; Ferkins beat Gtoodin, 9/0; Hodder beat Major, 9/1; Hawksworth beat Gyles, 9/3; Young beat Renouf, 9/8; Riddell beat Hooper, 9/3; Bunny beat Whiteman, 9/4. Third Bou,nd. —Pearce beat Lowry, 9/7; Pears beat George, 9/4; Lampe beat Adcock, 9/2; Charters beat R. Bun«y, 9/5. Fourth Round.—Pearce beat Pears, 9/6. MEN’S DOUBLES. First Round.—N. Kummer and H. Robinson beat J. M. Jones and A. Purdie, 9/8. Second Round.—J. Charters and E. Pearce beat C. M. Watt and S. V. Fernandez, 9/5; R. J. Fisher and A. D. Fisher beat R. Orr and R. Hughes, 9/5; N. W. Martin and D. S. Sutherland beat R. H. H. Beetham and R. C. Pearce, 9/3; M. L. Lampe and T. W. Hay-Campbell beat N. Groves and D. Riddell, 9/1; H. F. Adcock and B. Colvin beat P. Hamill and E. F. Townsend, 9/4; M. M. Couper and G. L. Hartgill beat H, D. Gyles and T. H. Renouf, 9/7; C. C. Marsack and J. A. Kennedy beat 8. Kelly and N. M. Irwin, 9/7; R. Bunny and N. G. F. Whiteman beat Robinson and Kummer, 9/1; H. G, Murray and D. H. Dyer beat J. J. Payton and J. Groves, 9/4; R. V. Hooper and W. B. Hooper bea't D. L. Taverner and C. K. Goodin, 9/5; Latham and Lawer beat J. N. Lowry and 8. P. Wheeler, 9/6; M. Hobson and C. M. Watt beat H. M. A. Major and E. Reeves, 9/2; D. H, Ward and 8. G. Wyatt beat W. M. Sellar and H, L. Marfelli, 9/3. Third Round. — Hawksworth and Bowen beat Martin and Sutherland, 9/2; Ward and Wyatt beat’ Lampe and Hay-Campbell, 9/7.