LAWN TENNIS.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11139, 28 December 1903, Page 5

LAWN TENNIS.

m^i^. Championship ' Meeting*

" . yiPer, United Press Association.) 1 J . NAPIER, December 26. '. Tlve. New Zealand Loavu Tennis Associa^ s*^»*a annual championship meeting was ieocGneii'ced an' the Recreation Ground to-Sagrv-v.Tvhe :day was beautifully fine, and fs!sd'w&s a fair attendance of spectators. K'fg.'-J.th'e Men's Championship Singles Laishley, Bradley,- Sloman, and J. Peacock won their gaimes in. the first. round, and C. Cox and H. Parker in the second round.

In the Ladies' Championship Singles the games in. the first round were won. ay Mrs Pearcei.Mrs Payne, and Mißses R-obmson, Fitiroy, Ward, Nunneley, and Mellwood; and in the second round by Mrs Pearce, Misses Gore, Powdrcll, and Brathwaito.

In' the Mcn'a Championshin Doubles^ Laishley and Parker won their game. In the first round of the Ladies'" Championship .Doubles,' Mrs Marchbajiks a«d Gorrie, Misses Berkeley and Chaffey, and Misses Gore (2) won in the first round. In r ih& Combined Championship Doubles "Vale and Miss Gorrie, aaid Broad and Mies Chaffey won.' in .the first round-; H. Parker an.d Misb Nunne,ley, J. Peacock and Mis 3 Hsrmaii inthc-second round."

In the - Men's Handicap Singles, firstgrade, A/ Kennedy, M. A. Hunter, H. Tyser, €. Margolouth, W. Brown,' Df Perry, 3?. Ldish'lcy. H. Bradley, and W. Gross won in. the first round.

In the .Men's Handicap Singles, second gride, A. Dison, J. Parker, B. Keesing, P. rady, t E. Pasley, R.. Coates, F. Fitzroy, G. Ebbett^ F. Tpmoana, G. Mainwaring, and O. Nelson,, won in the first round. In the' Ladies' Handicap Singles, 'first round, Misses Wilson and Heath won their games, aad in the second round. Mies B. ilindmarsli scored.

In the Men's Handicap Doubles, first j round, Nelson a.nd Cox, Parker and Keee- j ing, Fenwicke' and Logan, Tipping and ( Margoliouth, Cox and Gore, and Kennedy ; and Broad won their games. . In. the Combined Handicap Doubles, j Bjefere aod Miss Batham, G. Brpad and Mise jl^Jlindmai'isk, .Levien and Miss^ D. Hindniarsh, Dedwaixl and Miss Rpbon'son,- JJrathwaiteland Miss BealsontJ. Huiitfcjfan'd'Miss Smith' Goldsmith and Miss Neyille, Perry . and Mrs^Goldie, Cooke and- Mi&. Westall, I juid JQrk and Miss \Yarfl wnn in 13)0 nTst rtfunsTdhd Logan and Miss Cbtterill, Tipr pippi and. Miss Wellwo'od, "Nelson and Miss Burke, 1 J. Parker and Miss' Dalzell in the second- round. '--..-, its t.- •- NAPIER, December 28. •" The tennis tournament was resumed. ' In Ihe Men's Championship Singles, W. A. Brown beat E. Baucliop, 6-^2, B—l, 4—6;4 — 6; F. Laishley beat H. Bradley, 6—3,6 — 3, 6—6 — \ t 6—3;6 — 3; W. Gobs beat J. G. Johnston, 7_5, 6—3, 6—o. Championship Doubles. — C« C. Cox and n. M. Sore beat K. ,C, Kirk and Dr. Perry, 6—l,6 — 1, 6-^O, 6—3;6 — 3; Logan a.rid Fenwicke' beat! R.'Bauchop and C. %. Margoliouih. 6V3/.6— -3, 6—3. * Ladies*" , Championship Doubles. — Misses Gorrie" beat Misses Berkeley' and Chaff ey, 6—l, 6^— ll Ladies' Championship Singles. — Miss M. Ward beat Miss Chaffey, 6—l, 6—4;6 — 4 ; Miss Fitzroy beat Miss .Robinson,, 6—3,6 — 3, 6—2;6 — 2; Mrs Playne,.beat Miss .Ward,. 6—l, 6—3: Miss Nunnely.,be»t.Mfes'"VVellwood, 6—l,6 — 1, G—o;G — 0; 4&r(j- : l?e^ree heat .Mia&< PqusKn, 6—l, 6—2., ..;/ 1. '/• *-. V- . - Combined j ; Championship. i r I)oubles-. — Adams' and Miss Po%vdrejl .beat Tapping and MissjS.Wellwood, 6— 2J 6*-l ;. Parker and Miss Nunneley. beat Dixou, and Miss Fannin, 67— 1, 6— -I; Tyscr and Miss Todd beat Baker and Miss Wilson, 7—5,7 — 5, B—6:8 — 6: Peacock I arid, Miss Harinan beat Kirk and Miss M. WaTd, 6—3, 6—2. .

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