TENNIS.

Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 90, 17 April 1925, Page 9

TENNIS.

. DARGAVILLE TOURNEY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) DARGAVILLE, Tuesday. A most enjoyable and successful tournament was held on the Dargaville courts at I Easter, the weather being perfect, and many interesting games were witnessed. Teams representing east and west of the river met under the auspices of the Northern Wairoa Tennis Association, and resulted in a win for the latter by 15 matches to 10. The details of play are as follows, the names of the western i players appearing first : — ; Men's Singles—Morrish v. Greville, o—4 : I Angus v. Ambury, t)—6; Munn v. Keer. 9 — l; Pengelly v. Harding, 9—S : Molloy V. Barclay, 2—9 : Parker v. Joll, 2 —9. , Ladies' Singles.—Mrs. Harding v. Mrs. , Greville, 7—l ; Miss North v.' Mrs. Barj clay, 4—7. Men's Doubles.—Morrish and Angus v. ! Keer and Ambury, 9 —3 ; Munn and Pcn--1 gelly v. Keer and Harding, 9 —7: Molloy and Griffiths v. Barclay and Joll. 0---S : Griffiths and Parker v. Keene and Reid. S3 —9: Munn and Griffiths v. Coleman and Hemphill. 9—7: Harding and Parker v. ! Wilson and Dodd. 4—9 : Penselly and i Molloy v. Harding and Coleman, s—l). I Ladies' Doubles. —Mrs. Molloy mid Mrs. Harding v. Mrs. Finlayson and Mrs. Barclay, 7—o : Mrs. Angus and Miss North v. I Mrs. Blanchfield and Miss Keene, 5 —7; Mrs. Williams and Miss Walker v. Mrs. 1 Ambury and Miss Curnow, 7—4. Mixed Doubles. —Mrs. Molloy and PenI gelly v. Mrs. Finlayson and Ambury, 7—2; Mrs. Harding and Angus v. Mrs. Barclay I and Reid, 7—5 ; Mrs. Angus and Morrish ■v. Mrs. Blanchfield and Hemphill, 7—2: j Miss North and Griffiths v. Miss Keene and keene, 7—5 ; Miss Walker and Parker v. I Miss ■ Curnow and Wilson, 5 —7: Mrs. j Williams and Harding v. Mrs. Ambury and Dodd, o—" : Mrs. Williams and Molloy v. Mrs. 'rainier and Dodd, 2—7.