REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22344, 7 March 1938, Page 3

REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS

GREYMOUTH BEATS BULLER MARGIN OF TWELVE SETS The first representative tennis match between Buller and Greymouth teams was held yesterday in fine weather. Greymouth won by 22 sets (300 games) to Buller’s 10 sets (200 games). Results (Greymouth names mentioned first): — Men’s Singles—P. Warnes beat C. F. Schadick 9-3, E. Halstead beat L. Hobbs 9-6, E. Pattinson lost to H. Lockey 8-9, O Cheyne beat R. Nottle 9-6, J. Garth beat D. Gloss 9-2. R. Gilmour beat J. Blythe 9-1, L. Phillips beat P. Hill 9-4, N. Collins lost to A. Luff 8-9. . Women’s Singles—Miss N. Costello beat Mrs B. Seyb 9-4, Mrs E. Halstead beat Miss P. Wheatley 9-6, Mrs C. Neville lost to Mrs E. Wilson 6-9, Mrs E. O’Neill beat Miss Roskvlst 9-5, Miss D. Blair beat Miss V. Phipps 9-7, Mrs S. McKay beat Miss E. Dolamore 9-5, Miss M. Seebeck lost to Miss N. Nesbitt 5-9, Miss E. Heinz beat Miss M. Kerr 6-9. Men’s Doubles —Cheyne and Gilmour beat Hill and Luff 6-2, 6-2; Halstead and Pattinson beat Schadick and Lockey, 6-3, 6- Warnes and Garth beat Hobbs and Nottle. 6-4, 1-6, 6-4; Collins and Phillips lost to Blythe and Closs, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4. Women’s Doubles —Mias Costello and Mrs Halstead beat Mrs. Seyb and Miss Nesbitt 9-5, Mesdames Neville and O’Neill lost to Mrs Wilson and Miss Roskvist 7- Miss Blair and Mrs McKay lost to Misses Wheatley and Phipps 7-9, Misses Seebeck and Heinz lost to Misses Kerr and Dolamore 9-1. Mixed Doubles —Pattinson and Miss Costello beat Schadick and Mrs Seyb 9-7, Halstead and Mrs Halstead beat Hobbs and Miss Wheatley 9-4, Warnes and Mrs Neville beat Lockey and Mrs' Wilson 9-4, Cheyne and Mrs O’Neill lost to Nottle and Miss Phipps 7-9, Garth and Miss Heinz beat Closs and Miss Roskvist 9-4, Gilmour and Miss Blair lost to Blythe and Miss Dolamore 8-9, Phillips and Mrs McKay beat Hill and Miss Nesbitt 9-5, Collins and Miss Seebeck beat Luff and Miss Kerr 9-8. SWIMMING GRANITY SCHOOL SPORTS The Granity High School swimming sports were held' in the Municipal Bath, Westport, on Saturday morning. The events were very keenly contested and certificates for swimming were awarded to several pupils. Results are as follows; Boys’ 25 Yards: W. Dixon 1, K. Armstrong 2. Girls, 10 and under 12, 25 yards —R. Potter 1. Boys, 10 and under 12, 25 yards: G. Smallholme 1, J. Black 2. Senior girls’ relay: L. Burns’s team 1 D. Smallholme’s team 2. Junior girls’ relay: R. Potter’s team 1. Girls, over 12, one length: S. Potter 1, D. Smallholme 2, H. Steele 3. Senior boys’ relay: Dixon's team 1, Kirkwood’s team 2. Junior boys’ relay: R. Watson’s team 1, J. Cook’s team 2. Boys’ dive, under 12: R. Watson 1, J. Cook 2. Boys’ dive, over 12: W. Dixon 1, Kerr 2. Girls’ dive, under 12: N, Murray 1, R. Potter 2. Open race, one length: L. Bums 1, D. Smallholme 2, M. Rae 3. Girls’ race, 14 and under 16, one length: D. Smallholme 1. M. Rae 2, W. Steele 3. Boys’ race, 14 : and under 16, one length: Dixon 1, Stack 2, Currie 3. Boys’ open, one length: K. Watson 1, J. Cook 2, W. Morris 3. Girls’ race, 12 to 14, one length; L., Bums 1, N. Murray 2, M. Gear 3. Boys’ race, 16 and over, one length: Kirkwood 1, Brown 2, Black 3, Boys open, one length: Kirkwood 1, Dixon 2. Stack 3.