TENNIS.
LEESTON DEFEATS! METHVEN. A team representing the Methven Lawn Tennis Club journeyed to Leeston on Saturday and played a match against tjie Leeston Club. No singles games were played, but in the doubles two sets of matches were played. Leeston won by 152 games to 139. Details are as follow, Methven names being mentioned first in each instance. Men’s Doubles—First match: Dr. D. G. Wallace and A Wilson 7, F. A. Holley and R. Newton 5; S. M. Jackman and W. Martin 5, E. Martindale and G. Rookes 2; G. Olds and E. Hawkliead 7, A. J. Henderson and E. Hargreaves 5; A. Marsden and D. Meuller 6, W. Lewitt and J. Smith 7. Second match: Dr. D. G. Wallace and A. Wilson 8, F. A. Holley and R. Newton 9; S. M. Jackman and W. Martin 9, E. Maindonald and G. Roojtes 8: G. Olds and E. Hawkliead 9, A. J. Henderson and E. Hargreaves 8; A. Marsden and D. Meuller 4, W. Lewitt and J. Smith 9. Ladies’ Doubles First match: Misses F. Dalton and G. Shearer 2, Mrs White and Miss McLaughlin 7; Miss N. Holmes and Mrs White 5, Misses Farquhar and Woodward 7; Mesdames G. Olds and D. G. Wallace 7, Mesdames Creagh and Tod 6; Mrs Richards and Miss Campbell 7, Misses Bowden and Moriarty 4. Second match: Misses F. Dalton and Grace Shearer 1, Mrs White and Miss McLaughlin 7; Miss N. Holmes and Mrs White- 5, Misses Farquhar and Woodward 7: Mrs G. Olds and Mrs D. G. Wallace 7, Mrs Creagh and Mrs Tod 4: Mrs Richards and Miss M. Campbell 2. Misses Bowden and Moriarty 7. Combined Doubles—Dr. Wallace and Miss Dalton 4, Hollis and Mrs White 9; A. Wilson and Miss Shearer 3, Newton and Miss McLaughlin 9 ; S. M* Jackson and Mrs White 9, Maindonald and Miss Farquhar 5; W. Martin and Miss Holmes 9, Rookes and Miss Woodward 5; G. Olds and Mrs Olds /, Henderson and Mrs Creagh 9; Hawkhead and Mrs Wallace 9, Hargreaves and Mrs Tod 4; Meuller and Miss Campbell 7, Page and Miss Moriarty 9.
SCHOOLS MATCH AT METHVEN.
The Methven District High School played a lawn tennis match against the Ashburton High School at Methven on Friday. After some enjoyable games the visitors won by six sets (44 games) to three sets (36 games). Details are as follow, Ashburton names being mentioned first: —
Singles—Joan Cookson 1, Freda Dalton 6; Thora Colquhoun 6, Jean Wightman 4; Barbara Sim 6, Joyce Campbell 3; Jean Grant 2, Clarice Fleming 6; Betty Coatsworth 6, Margaret Morgan
3; Margaret Cornish 6, Margaret Campion 3. Doubles —Joan Cookson and Thora Colquhoun G, Freda Dalton, and Jean Wightman 3; Barbara Sim and Joan Grant 5, Joyce Campbell and Clarice Fleming G; Betty Coatsworth and Margaret Cornish 6, Margaret Morgan and Margaret Campion 2. The visitors were the guests of the local players at afternoon tea. GERALDINE! V. ASHBURTON. The Geraldine Tennis Club’s team to play Ashburton at Ashburton on Saturday is as follows:—Mrs W. O. Webb, Miss J. Hislop, Mrs E. P. S. Bennett, Miss W. Weaver, C. Stringer,~G. Glen, A. Gimson, D. J. Jack.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 128, 12 March 1935, Page 2
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