University of Toronto Schools - Twig Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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THE TWIG .fin 1 l 5 TENNIS TEAM Hawk Rmr: lil'l'L'llL', Dales, 'l'y1'1'ell, Mullin, Frewer. Fruni Ifnzr: MvArtliur, llulll, Mr. Rivlmrwlson, Camplwell, Macilonnlml. TENNIS The tenth annual U.T.S. Tennis Cham- pionship brought out the largest entry list so far recorded. More than a hundred boys under fifteen years of age competed in the Junior Singles, while an equal number over fifteen years of age played through the open competition. Each year has shown a marked improvement in the standard of play. Open Singles ln the early rounds of the Open Singles. Davies won a marathon match from Adam- son. The match ran to three sets in which thirty-six games had to be played before a winner was declared. Tyrrell, last year's runner-up in the Junir Singles, reached the quarter-finals where he was defeated by Ross Campbell. In the lower half of the draw, Hall, as was expected, ran through his matches quite convincingly, defeating F. Frewer, last year's Junior title holder, in a semi-final match, 6-0, 6-l. ln the final against Ross Campbell, Hall showed a greater variety of strokes, more power, and superior court generalship. Campbell, how- ever, gave a worthy performance. He stuck doggedly to his guns, and conceded nothing to his more experienced opponent. Open Doubles This event brought out some strong com- binations, Frewer and Campbell, Lundy and Grieve, Mullin and McArthur, Pocock and Hall being the chief contenders. Pocock and Hall won a straight victory in the final with scores 6-4, 6-0, 6-0.

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