TENNIS

Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 December 1931, Page 6

TENNIS

MARTINBOROUGH TOURNEY. The Martinborough Tennis Club’s tourney was continued yesterday, with the following results:— CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. MEN’S SINGLES. First Round. —Candy beat I. Jackson, ■i/6, 6/2, 6/3. Second Round. —Plank beat Webb, 6/1, 6/1; Hoddcr beat O’Brien, 7/5, 6/4; Neale beat E. A. Pearce, 6/2, 6/3; Tilburv beat D. Ward, 6/3, 6/2; Dyer beat Ct. McLeod, 6/3, 6/3; W. Ilollings ■beat C. Ward, 6/3, 6/4; H. Burns beat J. Matthews, 16/4, 6/1; Miller beat Bradley, 6/3, 6/2; Keedwcll beat Colman, 6/0, 6/1; W. G. Martin beat Dickens, 6/3, 9/7. Third Round. —Hollings beat Grant, 6/2, 6/1; Ryer beat Howe, 6/1, 6/4; Burns beat Tilbury, 6/3, 6/3. LADIES’ SINGLES.

First Round.—Miss T. Gill beat Miss A. Matthews, 6/2, 6/4; Miss Beetham beat Miss E. Webb, 9/7, 6/4; Miss V. Dyer beat Miss W. McKay, 6/0, ',6/0; Miss A. Webb beat Miss Prendeville, 6/4, 6/2. Second Round. —Mrs Prior beat Miss T. Gill, 6/0, 6/3; Miss Pain beat Miss Beetham, 6/2, 6/1. MEN’S DOUBLES.

First Round.—Webb and Blundell beat Colman and Dickens, 4/6, 6/0, 6/4. Second Round.—Rout and Neale beat Wilson and Pollock, 6/3, 4/6, 7/5; Gawitli and Hodder beat McKenzie and Tilbury, 6/2, 4/6, 6/1; O. Ward and Malcolm McLeod won from D. Sutherland and Colman by default. LADIES’ DOUBLES.

First Round—Mrs J. Martin and Miss Denny beat Misses J. Cameron and A. Matthews, 16/4, 7/5. Second Round. —Misses Card and Wakeley. beat Misses M. Ward and W. McKay, 6/3, 6/3; Mrs Prior and Miss Pragnell beat Misses A. Webb and V. Rutherford, 6/4, 8/6; Misses J. and T. Gill beat Misses M. Cameron and Prendoville, 6/2, 6/0; Misses Bouzaid and Collier beat Mrs J. Martin and Miss Denny, 2/6, 6/1, 6/2; Misses V. and R. Dyer beat Misses F. Webb and A. lorns, 6/4, 6/0. . , . Third Round. —Misses Whisker and Pain beat Misses T. and J. Gill, 6/4, 6/0; Misses Wakeley and Card beat Mrs Prior and Miss Pragnell, 6/2, 3/6, S/l6 ' COMBINED DOUBLES.

First Round.—Miss Graham and Wilson beat Miss J. Cameron and Furkert, 6/1 6/1; Miss J. Gill and J. Martin beat Miss R, Dyer and Sandlant, 6/2, 1/6, 6/3. , ~ . Second Round.—Mrs Campbell and Pollock beat Miss Brentnall and Tucker, 6/8 6/0, 6/3; Miss Graham and Wilson beat Miss L. McKay and M. McLeod, 6/0, 6/1; Miss Prendeville and Watt beat Miss W. McKay and O. Grant, 6/2, 6/3; Miss A. Matthews and J. Matthews beat Miss B. McLeod and Colman, 6/2, 6/2; Miss Pain and McLeod beat Miss Wakeley and Pearce, 12/14, 10/8 9/7; Miss Card and McKenzie beat Miss D. Neale and Rout, 6/2, '.6/3; Mrs McMastcr and Hollings beat. Miss A. lorns and P. Ward, 6/2, 6/3; Miss A. Webb and Webb beat Miss A. Ma - thews and Hodgkins, 6/3, 9/7; Miss Pragnell and O’Brien beat Miss M. Eaton and D. Sutherland, 6/3, b/l. Miss Rutherford and W. Martin beat Miss Beetham and Wardell, 6/1, 3/6, 6/1* Miss V. Dyer and Tilbury beat Mrs Prior and Miller, 12/14, 6/ , (/o. Miss Collier and Hobson beat Miss . Ward and C. Ward, 6/0, 6/2; Miss Martin and Hodder beat Miss F. Webb and Buhnr 6/4, 6/3; Miss Yeoman and Brand’beat Miss Gill and J. Martin, Third Round.— Miss Graham and Wilson beat Mrs Campbell and Pollock, 3/6, 6/2, 6/3; Miss Whisker and Neale beat Miss Prendeville and Watt, 6/ o, 6/0, 6/3." handicap events. MEN’S SINGLES. First Round. —L. Bradley (10) beat IL. Donald (25), 60/52; C. R. Jackson (25) beat 11. Cameron (30), 60/54; M. McLeod (18) beat Orr (25), 60/aO; Bunny (20) beat G. McLeod (3), 61/59; J. Matthews (Ho) beat A. Tucker (16), 60/54; Hobson (18) beat N. Blundell (22), 60/56; Tilbury (15) beat Wardell (22), 160/50; D. Sutherland (20) beat Brand (15), 61/59. Second Round.— Edwards (15) beat Candy (15), 67/65; Neale (5) beat E A. Pearce (scr.), 60/51; K. McLeod (28) beat Pollock (15), 60/58; Sutcliffe (25) beat Warren (15), 60/37; A. Wilson (12) beat Howe (18), 60/46; C. Ward (15) beat McKenzie (15), 60/56; Bradley (10) beat Fisher (30), 60/45; Malcolm McLeod (18) beat Sandlant (15), 60/42. LADIES ’ SINGLES.

First Round. —Miss A. lorns (12) beat Miss A. Matthews (18), 50/42; Miss N. Lewis (00) beat Miss lb Durrad (30), 50/40; Miss V. Lewis (30) beat Miss L. McKay (22), 50/33. Second Round. —Miss Collier (20) beat. Miss B. Toms (30), 50/43; Miss ,T. Cameron (22) beat Mrs J. Martin. (20), 51/49; Miss Bectham (20) beat Miss D. Neale (30), 50/31; Miss B. Hewitt (30) boat Miss Wakeley (13), 50/42; Miss Pragnell (10) beat Miss Graham (0), 50/43; Miss P. Lewis (30) beat Mrs ■Candy (15), 50/36; Miss W. McKay (29) beat Miss F. Webb (12), 51/49; Miss Dyer (15) beat Miss Card (5), 50/29. Third Round.—Miss Beetlmin (20) beat Miss O. Matthews (25), 51/49; Miss B. Hewitt (30) beat Miss Pike (22), 50/42. MEN’S DOUBLES.

Second Bound.—Furkcrt and Bradley (15) beat Column and Dickens (22), 61/59; J. Martin and Harding (IS) beat Keedwcll and Sandlant (9), '6O/53; O’Brien and Miller (owe 8) won by default from A. C. Pearce and Warren (20); Hobson and Trotman (20) J>eat M. McLeod and C. Ward (17), 65/63; Dyer and Cundy (15) beat'Gordon McLeod and B. Ward (4), 60/46. Third Bound. —Brand and ITollings

(3) beat Edwards and Sutcliffe (20), 62/60; Plank and Pearce (5) beat Howe and W. G. Martin (11), 60/45; Hewitt and Peter (20) beat Elliott and MeCardle (33), 60/44; Furkert and Bradley (15) beat Hodder and Gawitli (scr.), 60/54; Hobson and Trotman (20) beat Buny and Wardell (21), 60/56. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Second Round. —Misses Denny and Bradley (20) beat- Misses L. Blundell and L. Durrad (27), 50/44; Miss Pain and Mrs Martin (15) beat Misses K. Cameron and P. Sutherland (.30), 50/43; Misses R. Durrad and Hewitt (30) beat Misses L. McKay and B. McLeod (21), 50/33; Mesdames McMaster and Campbell (owe 10) beat Misses Pearce and Collins (18), 50/4S. COMBINED DOUBLES.

First Round. —Miss J, Cameron and C. R. Jackson (24) beat Miss Pike and Fisher (26), 60/49; Miss M. Cameron and R. Gundy (15) beat Miss B. lorns and K. McLeod (15), 60/44; Miss F. Webb and Bunny (16) beat Miss Bradley and Bradley (11), '6O/47; Mrs Candy and Candy (13) beat Miss M. Eaton and D. Sutherland (20), 60/56; Miss A. Matthews and J. Matthews (15) beat Miss L. McKay and M. McLeod (25), 60/39; Miss Yeoman and Brand (10) beat Miss J. Gill and J. Martin (10), 60/37; Miss A. lorns and P. Ward (14) beat Miss Prendeville and Watt (10), 60/46. Second Round. —Miss M. Cameron and Cundy (18) beat Miss B. Matthews and Hodgkins (21), 60/49; Miss Whisker and Neale (3) beat Miss Martin and Hodder (scr.), 160/42; Miss Gillies and Perry (23) beat Miss Page and Orr (24) 60/58; Mrs Campbell and Pollock (8) beat Miss L. Blundell and Blundell (25) 60/46; Miss Roydhouso and D. K. Sutherland (20) beat Miss Eaton and M. McLeod (23), 60/43; Miss Pain and G. MdLeod (4) beat Miss M. Durrad and Peter (20), 60/52; Miss Lewis and Haring (28) beat Miss H. Collins and Warren (15), 60/49; Miss Yeoman and Brand (10) beat Miss T. Gill and Plank (8), 62/60; Miss Rutherford and W. G. Martin (9) beat Mrs Candy and Candy (13) 60/41; Miss Wakeley and Pearce (3) beat Miss R. Dyer and Sandlant (15), 60/58; Miss A. lorns and P. Ward (14) beat Miss A. Matthews and J. Matthews (18), 60/43. INDIAN SENSATION. CALCUTTA, Monday. . There was a sensation in the semifinal of the Calcutta tennis championships, when Jiro Fujilcura, the slim I<-year-old junior champion, defeated H. Satehi, Japan’s No. 2, easily, 6/4, 6/4.