MANGERE EAST V. EAST TAMAKI.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 261, 4 November 1929, Page 17

MANGERE EAST V. EAST TAMAKI.

In the Outer Suburban Association's interclub competition Mangere East met East Tamaki on Saturday, when both Mangere teams had a win. The A team played at Mangere and won seven matches to six, while the B team, playing at Tamaki, won nine matches to five. Following are the details, Mangere names being first: — A GRADE. Men's Singles.—C R. Reader lost to W. 1 D. Knight, 6—5, 4—6, 3—6; K. R. Kay beat C. Hill, C— i, 6—l; J. Solomon beat A. Baird, 6 —2, 6—l; B. Chalmers beat J. Rawson, 6 —2, 6—l. Ladies' Singles.—Miss B. Solomon lost to ' Miss M. Hill, 4—6, 6 —l, 2—6; Miss A. • Crookes lost to Miss E. Hill, I—6, o—6. ' Men's Doubles. —Reader and Solomon beat Knight and Baird, 6—3, 6—3; Kay and 1 Chalmers beat Hill and Rawson, 6—l, 6_o; A. Paine and Cutfield beat Christiansen and Wyman, 6—2, 6—2. Ladies' Doubles. —Misses Solomon and Crooks lost to Misses M. and E. Hill, 6 —4, I—6, 2—6 ; Misses Brown and Reynolds 1 lost to Misses P. and J. Baverstock, I—6, 1 3—6. '■ Combined Doubles. —Miss Reynolds and • Paine lost to Miss J. Baverstock and • Christiansen ; Miss Brown and Cutfleld beat ■ Miss T. Baverstock and Wyman, 6—l, 6—l. B GRADE. I Men's Singles.—H. Low beat M. Thomas, . 11 —3; L. Key lost to R. Whyte, 9—ll. Ladies' Singles.—Miss G. Newson beat > M. Laudon, 11 —10; Miss K. Reynolds beat ' Miss Kingsford, 11—8. s Men's Doubles. —Low and Key beat J Thomas and Whyte, 11—10; Taylor and t J. Paine beat Shaw and Baverstock, 11—4; I L. Kay and James beat Bradbury and John- : ston, 11—5. Ladies' Doubles. —Misses Newson and 1 Reynolds lost to Misses M. Laudon and i Kingston, 10—11; Mrs. Coghlan and Miss , Key beat Mesdames Ormiston and Fair- • weather, 11—10;. Misses Clark and L. Pheasant lost to Mrs. Whyte and Miss ' Hope-Johnston, 4—ll. ? Combined Doubles.—Miss Key and Tay- ' lor beat Mrs. Ormiston and Shaw, 11—4; i Mrs. Coghlan and Kay beat Miss BaverI stock and Fairweather, 11 —4; Miss Clark 3 and Paine beat Mrs. Whyte and Bradbury, ' 11 —10; Miss L. Pheasant and James lost ? to Miss Hope-Johnston and Johnston, 1 10—11.