LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15860, 27 March 1917, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS.

PAPARUA v. ST. ANDREW'S. A friendly match was' played last Saturday between players from the Paparua and St. Andrew's Tennis Clubs, on tbe Jatter's courts, resulting: in win for tho hom* team by 19 games. Scores (Paparua playors being" mentioned .first): — Ladies' Singles—lira Spiccr beat Mrs Macgibbon, 6-4; ■ Miss J oyco beat Miss Taylor, 6-8; Miss G-abbatis josi to Alias lanes, 2-6; Miw Dalgliesh lost to Miss Martin, 2-G. Men's Singles—A. Spioer beat G. M. Pottinger, fi-4- C. Mnnliire lost to J. E. Tait, 1-G; 3. Kcnworthy lost to J. M, Pottinger, 2-6; J. F. Kenworthy beat J. C. .Young. 6-1, Ladies' Doubles—Mrs Spicer and Miaa Joyce lost to Mis Macgibbon and. Mies Taylor, 4-0; Misses Dalgliesh and Bowbyes lo6t to Misses Innes and Martin, 1-6. Men's Doubles —A. Spioer and C. Manhire lost to G-M. Pottinger and J. E. Tait, 1-G; C. Ma.nhir« and J. Kenworthy lost to J. M. Pottinger and J. C. Young, 3-6. Combined Doubles—Mrs Spioer and A. Spicer beat Mrs Mr-cgibbon and G. M. Pottingcr, 6-5: Miss Joyce and C. Manhire lost to Mias Tayjor and J. E. Tait, (M>; Miss Gabbatin and A. Spicer beat Miss Inncs and J. M. Pottingcr, 6-5; Miss Dalgliesh and J. Kon•worthy beat Mifs Martin and J. C. Young, C-l. Totals—Paparua 58 game®, St. Andrew's 77.