INTER-CLUB MATCHES
No Senior Games Played With the Canterbury representative lawn tennis team playing Wellington at Wellington, no senior grade interclub matches were played at Wilding Park on Saturday. Matches in other grades resulted:— SENIOR RESERVE United beat Sumner by 64 matches to 62; Cashmere beat North Linwood II by 5 matches to 1; St. Mary’s beat Avonside I by 5 matches to 1; St. Albans I beat Opawa by 5 matches to 1; St. Albans II beat University by 5 matches to 1; North Linwood beat Beckenham by 8 sets to 4. FIRST GRADE Section I Riccarton Domain, beat St. Albans by 112 games to 106; St. James’ beat Cathedral by 13 matches to 3; South Christchurch beat St. Ninian’s by 14 matches to 2; St. Paul's beat Shirley by 11 matches to 5; Woo Is ton beat Avonside by 10 matches to 6. Section II Cashmere beat Waimairi by 13 matches to 3; St. Mary’s beat Fendalton by 12 matches to 4; North Linwood beat Barrington by 10 matches to 6; Opawa beat University by 10 matches to 6. , SECOND GRADE Section I Woolston beat Hospital by 11 matches to 5; Wigram beat South Christchurch by 9 matches to 7; St. James’ beat Elmwood by 14 matches to 2; Shirley beat Spreydon by 13 matches to 3.
UNDER 19 GRADE Shirley beat St. Mary’s by 10 matches to 6; Fendalton beat St. James’ by 13 matches to 3; Woolston beat Waimairi by 12 matches to 4.
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28821, 16 February 1959, Page 7
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