... TENNIS. 1, Mrs. Larcombe and Mrs. White. 2, Miss McDonald and Miss Brock. 3, Miss Nicolls and Miss Hardy. 1, Capt. Alderson and Mr. Larcombe. 2, Mr. Ainsworth and Mr. Humphreys. 3, Mr. Wetherall and Mr. Douglas. 1, Mrs. Larcombe and Mr. Larcombe 2, Miss ...

... TENNIS. The ladies’ doubles and gentlemen's doubles tournaments wer;:fill!-yed off at the King’'s-road tennis on Saturd:]y afternoon with the following results : — GENTLEMEN’S DOUBLES. First Round Colonel Way and Mr. R. H. Way (6) beat Captain Way and ...

... TENNIS. Gents' singles. — Capt. Alderson, Guernsey, 1; Capt. C. B. Messiter, Jersey, 2. Mixed doubles.—Miss Brock and Capt. Alderson, Guernsey, 1; Miss Daly and Mr. Gilbert, R.G.A., Jersey, Gents' doubles.—Capt. Alderson and Mr. A. Weich, Guernsey, 1; ...

... TENNIS. In the third round “of the Surrey Championship for ladies’ open singles Mrs. Larcombe beat Miss G. B. Palmer (6—2, 6—3). In the second round of the Jadies’ open doubles Mrs. Larcombe and Miss W. A. Longhurst beat Miss E. F. Rose and Miss B. Leader ...

... TENNIS. The concluding stage of the contest for the championship between C. “Punch” Fairs, the holder, and Peter Latham was played at Princes Club, Brighton, to-f.ray. Latham won the two sets necessary to give him the championship straight away, and so ...

... TENNIS. WORLD'S PROFESSION AT CHAMPIONSHIP. At Princes Club; Brighton, to-day C. Punch Fairs and E. Johnson began their match, the best of 13 sets, for £4OO and the world’s professional ('humpionship. Johnson won the first game, but Fairs took the set ...

... TENNIS. A “One Franc ' tennis tournament was played at the Tennis Field, King's M&hn Saturday, under exccllent conditions. The results were as follows : — 3 LADIES. First Round Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Stewart beat Miss Le Mottée and Miss Gough 9 and 1. ...

... TENNIS. A tennis tournament was played at the Tennis Ground, &ing'o-nf., Saturi:‘v afternoon, with the follawing results : — ROUND 1. Mrs. Rye and Mr. Horsley beat Mrs. White Lnr“r Horne 9 and 8. The Hon. Mrs. an:le—y‘-n:‘ler. Kohnsten beat Mrs. Sedgwick ...

... TENNIS. Peter Lathom and C. Punch Fairs began their match for the chnmpionshir of the world at Brighton to-day. Both played excellent tennis at the outset, each making good strokes for the opening. Latham won the first set by six games to five, and in ...

... TENNIS. An American tournament was played on Saturday afterncon on the ground of the Guernsey Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, with the following results: MIXED DOUBLES, Section 1. Total. Mrs. Welch and Capt. Hutchinson Weo e e Miss Harvey and Mr. Schnadhorst ...

... -••-- TENNIS. The first day's play in International tennis match at Brighton resulted in favour of Latham, the English champion, who won all sets by six four, six lose, six one, six two. - CHURCH BRAN\ LING. Daniel Hone, one of Mr. Kensit's sympathisers ...

... TENNIS. Melbourne, Thursday.—ln the Davis Cup competition, in the singles to-day, Parke (England) defeated Brookes (Australia) and Dixon (England) defeated Heath (Australia).—Reuter. A respite was received at Warwick prison today for Thomas William Twynham ...