TENNIS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 127, 11 March 1935, Page 6

TENNIS.

ST. STEPHEN’S v. EIFFELTON. In a tennis match played on Saturday between the St. Stephen’s and Eiifelton Clubs, St. Stephen’s won by 11 .sets (95 games), to live sets (75 games. Results of the play are as follow, Eiifelton names being mentioned first:— Women’s singles—Miss M. Stevens 7, Miss A. Hasken 3; Miss O'. Stevens 6, Miss I. Cambridge 7; Miss E, Anderson 3, Miss 1. Clark 7; Miss M. Davidson 7, Miss E. Eden 2. Men’s singles—J. Roche 0, P. Baker 7 ; J. Johnston 4, F. Smith 7 ; H. Hawkins 1, D. F. MdDonald 7; J. Johnston 5, A. Osman 7. Women’s doubles —Misses M. and 0. Stevens 7, Misses Hosken and Cambridge 4; Misses Anderson and Davidson 7, Misses Clarke and Eden 4. Men’s' Doubles. —Roche and Johnslon 5, Baker and Smith 7 ; Hawkins and Johnston 7 t McDonald and Osman

Combined doubles—Miss Stevens and Roche 5, Miss Hosken and Baker 7; Miss Stevens and Johnston 5, Miss Cambridge and Smith 7; Miss Anderson and Hawkins 4, Miss Clark and McDonald 7; Miss Davidso-n and Johnston 2, Miss Eden and Osman 7. BOWMAN CUP MATCH. A very successful tennis tournament was conducted at the Baptist courts on Saturday afternoon to determine the winner of the Bowman Cup for combined doubles for the season. A large number of players took part and after some very keen games, the winners were Miss M. Biggar and Mr I. Collins. The cup w r as handed over by the donor, the president of the club, who also presented the winners, each with a miniature cup.