1925 All England Badminton Championships

1925 All England Badminton Championships
Tournament information
Sport	Badminton
Location	Royal Horticultural Halls, Westminster, England, United Kingdom
Dates	March 3–March 8, 1925
Established	1899
Website	All England Championships
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Last updated June 23, 2022

The 1925 All England Championships was a badminton tournament held at the Royal Horticultural Halls, Westminster, England from March 3 to March 8, 1925.^[1]

Final results

Category	Winners	Runners-up	Score
Men's singles	Frank Devlin	Frank Hodge	11-15, 15-7, 18-15
Women's singles	Margaret Stocks	Marjorie Barrett	11–2, 11-7
Men's doubles	Arthur Kenneth Jones & Herbert Uber	Curly Mack & R A Goff	15–8, 15–3
Women's doubles	Margaret Tragett & Hazel Hogarth	Violet Elton & A. M. Head	15-11, 15–9
Mixed doubles	Frank Devlin & Kitty McKane	Frank Hodge & Violet Elton	15-3, 15-9

Results

Men's Singles

First Round					Quarter Finals					Semi Finals				Final

	J. D. M. McCallum	5	3

	Frank Devlin	15	15
						Devlin	18	15

						Martin	16	3
	Henry Martin	15	13	15

	G. Atkinson	7	15	8
											Devlin	15	15

											Swinden	3	7
	William Swinden	15	15

	F. I. Atkin	14	8
						Swinden	15	10	15

						Feeny	11	15	4
	L. B. Feeny	15	15

	Carolus E. B. St. Ruth	4	9
															Devlin	11	15	18

															Hodge	15	7	15
	Frank Hodge	15	15

	N. A. Knox	6	4
						Hodge	15	15

						Jones	10	11
	Arthur Kenneth Jones	15	15

	Hassan Ali Fyzee	9	9
											Hodge	15	15

											Thomas	8	4
	Sir George Thomas	15	15

	Albert Harbot	3	0
						Thomas	15	15

						Livingstone	13	3
	K. G. Livingstone	15	15

	M. Rothwell-Jackson	7	10

Women's Singles

First Round					Quarter Finals				Semi Finals					Final

	Margaret Stocks	11	11

	G M Dutton	5	1
						Stocks	11	11

						Singleton	3	5
	L M Singleton	11	11

	M Emson	2	2
										Stocks	8	11	11

										Tragett	11	4	3
	Margaret Tragett	6	11	11

	B Neville	11	7	9
						Tragett	11	11

						St Ruth	8	1
	E St Ruth	11	11

	Burlton-Bennet	1	3
															Stocks	11	11

															Barrett	2	7
	Marjorie Barrett	11	11

	Neyd	3	4
						Barrett	11	11

						Nias	3	0
	J C B Nias	11	11

	M C Snaith	9	6
										Barrett	11	11	11

										Nallard	14	6	0
	I Nallard	11	11

	F Bowring	0	3
						Nallard	11	11

						Rowe	3	0
	W B Rowe	11	11

	Dorothy Colpoys	5	8

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