TENNIS.

West Coast Times, 19 April 1911, Page 1

TENNIS.

WEST COAST TOURNAMENT. SECOND DAY. The play in the tournament of the West Coast Tennis Association was continued on Monday, when the games in many cases proved most interesting. The games played on Monday resulted as follows : Ladies' Championship Singles:— ,

lira A. A. Wilson beat Miss J. Bailie /> —3, 6—‘l. Final: Miss L. .'Michel peat Mrs A. A. Wilson 6—o, 6—l, and « now Lady Champion of the West Coast Championship Doubles:— Mrs Williams and Miss L. Michel bqat Mrs Wilson and Mrs Renton 6—3, 11— 9, Miss Enright and Miss J. Bailie beat Mrs C. Malfroy and Mrs Staveky B—-Sj. 6—2, Miss Enright and Miss J. Bailie beat Miss O. Stanford and Mrs Lewis 5— 7 , 6-ri), 6-^3. Ladies Handicap Singles:—Mrs Staveley beat Miss Holmes 40—28, Mrs Wilson beat Miss Dolph 42—10, Mrs A. A. WSson beat Miss Malfroy 40— 25, Mrs Wake beat Miss M. Flicker 40—31, lira Williams beat Miss Enrigftt 40—25, Miss D. Flicker beat Miss L. Michel, by default, Miss D. Fricfcer beat Miss .Harkness 40—38.

Ladies Handicap Doubles:—Misses Kettle and Yarrall beat Mrs I Lewis and Holmes 40—37, Mrs Lewis and Miss Sfcoglund beat' Mrs Stavelcy and Miss Malfrov 40—33, Mrs C. Malfroy and Mrs Wilson beat Misses G. and O. Stanford 40—38, Misses Dowell and Dolph beat Misses D. Frxcker and Tennant' 40—21, Mrs A. A. Wilson and Miss J. Bailie beat Misses Lewis and Moore 40—35, Mrs Wake and Mrs Renton beat Misses M. Fricker and A. Perkins 40—32.

Mens' Championship Singles:— Krtchingham heat Teichclmann 7—5, 6—4, Chalk heat Blair 6 —3, 6—2. Mens' Championship Doubles:— Wake and Bears heat Chalk and Kitchingham 6—3, 6—l, Wake and Beare heat- Lewis and Blair 6—4, 4—l. (Lewis and Blair retired and Wake end Beare took by default.), Wilson arid Trent heat Teichelmann and Stark ‘6—4, 4—6, 6—l, HaOwright and Bailie beat Chesney and Moore (by default.) _ Mens* Handicap Singles:—Lewis beat Chesney (by default), Blair beat Beare (by default), Lewis beat Wilson SB—3B; Blair heat Macfarlane 50—44, Chalk heat Tennent SCk—ll, Wake beat Steele 50—27, Moore heat Mabin 53 SI.

Mens' Handicap doubles:—Steele and Moore beat Chesney and Moore (by default), Cainiie and Wilson heat Hallwright and Bailie 50—46, Chalk and Kftchinghani beat Macfarlane and Sanford 50—40, St George and Conway beat- Lewis and Blair 50—35, Wilson and Trent be-.it Mabin and Gooch 50— 41 Wilson and Trent beat Wild and Sherman 50—47, Jloore and Steele beat Cairnie and Wilson 50—46. Men’s Novice Singles:—Wilson boat Steele 50—46, Gooch beat Dawson 50— 43. FinaL—Wilson beat Gooch 50—12. Combined Championship doubles:— Miss O. Stanford and Chalk beat Mrs Wilson and Chesney (by default). Combined Handicap doubles:—Miss Bkoghtnd and Chapman beat Miss Dowell and Mabin 50—44, Miss Stanford and Chalk beat 31 rs Williams and Wake 50—45, 31rs Malfroy and Beare beat Sliss Berry and Stark 50—48, Miss Delphi and Cairnie beat 3Eiss Hills , and Gooch 50—43, 31r and 3lrs Lewis Miss M. Flicker and Steele heat 3liss E. Bailie and Dr Hallwright 50—45, 3lrs. Staveley and Dr. Teichelmann beat Sliss Kettle and Kitchingfaam 50-31. THIRD DAY.

Tennis players bad another fine day yesterday. The Ladies' Championship Doubles, Men's Championship Doubles, and Men's Championship Singles were £ll played and owing to these* events taking up so much time, the handicap events are still to be played out. These should he completed to-day. Good tennis was witnessed in the finals: Misses Enright and J. Bailie v. Mrs WiTßamsand Miss Michel; Messrs Wake and Beare v. Wilson and Trent.; and in the finals of the Mens' Championship Singles, there was a ding dong go between Wake and Chalk from start to finish. Though Chalk was beaten, hfs game was very sound, and deserves the highest praise. There were a large nnmber of visi--Itors throughout the day, the, different 'contests being very keenly watched. The Ladies' Committee supplied refreshments throughout tho day and were kept, very busy. Play will commence at 9.30 a.m. to-, day. The following are the results of yesterday's play:— Ladies’ Championship Doubles:—-b:-nal: Mrs Wiliams and Miss L. Michel heat Miss M. Enright and Miss J. Bai-1 E-s 7—5, S—o6 —I. ; Ladies’ Handicap Singles:—Mrs Blalfroy beat Mrs A. A Wilson 40—38: Miss Moore beat Mrs Williams, (by default); Mrs W .Wilson beat Mrs Malfroy 40—30: Mrs Wake beat Miss Moore" 40—31; Mrs Wake beat Miss Flicker 40—26.' Ladies? Handicap Doubles:—Misses M.,.Enrigbt and E. Bailie heat Mrs ' Williams and Miss Berry 40—32; Sirs Lewis and Miss Skoglund beat Miss Yarrall and Miss Kettle 40—33; Mrs A. A- Wilson and Miss J. Bailie beatBliss Dolpb and Bliss Dowell 40—25; Mrs Wake and Blrs Renton beat Blisses J and L. Blichel 40—35; Mrs Wilson and Mrs Blalfroy beat Miss Enright and .Miss E. Bailie; Blrs Blalfroy and .Mrs iWilsor. beat Blrs Lewis and Bliss Skoglund 40—37. ..Mena’ Championship Singles:—Kitchmgbam beat Stitrk 6—3, 6—3; Chalk , heal ffitchmgham (by default); Wake beat Beare (by default). Final: Wake beat Chalk o—2, 6—4. ■ ' Blens’ Championship Doubles:—Wilson and Trent beat Hallwright and Bailie 6—3, B—6; Final; W'ake and Beare beat Wilson and Trent 6—3, - 7—5. Bleufs Handicap Singlesßlair beat Lewis (by default) ; Conway beat Chalk 50—47; Wake beat Bloore (by default) - . Chapman beat Blair 50—22. Blen’s Handicap Doubles:—Wilson i and ’Rent beat St. George and Conway 50M3Combined Handicap Doubles:—Bliss Dowell and Blahin heat and Bliss Skoglund 50—11; Bliss L. Blichel and Bfacfarlane beat Bliss Yarrall and Blair 50—48; Bits: Bloore and Bloore her.t Miss Tennant and Tennant (by default) Bliss J. Bailie and Bailie beat Blrs Wilson and Chcsney (by default); Bliss " Dolpb and Cairaie beat Blr and Blrs Lewis (bv default); Bliss Flicker ar.d Steele beat Blrs Staveley and Dr Teichebnann 50—41: Bliss Dowell and Blabtn beat Bliss Blichel and Blacfariane {!»>' default). Combinetl Championship Doubles:— Bliss Yarrall and Blair beat Bliss Enright and Trent 6—l, 7-—5; Bliss Blichel.and Beare beat Bliss D. Flicker 'ami* Kitcbingham (by default); Bliss ‘Eva paxEe and Dr Hallwrigbti beat Blrs Staveley and Dr’ Teichelmann 4—6, 6__o' 6—2: Blrs A. A. Wilson and Wilson neat Bliss Yarrall and Blair 6—4, o—4; Miss Blichel and Beare beat Bliss Berry and Stark (by defautt).

WILDING DEFEATED.

' (m nw asucuziox—cocrziaßx.j PARIS, April, 18.— W. Lawrentz, aged sixteen defeated Wilding in the final for the French Open Championship in a covered court, by 4—6, 4—(i, 6—l, 13—11, B—6.