Aucklanders took the lion’s share of Canterbury tennis titles on finals day at Wilding Park yesterday. David Lewis (above), shown putting maximum effort into a serve, won the men’s singles, and Brenda Perry, displaying admirable concentration as she shapes up for a double-handed backhand, won both the singles and doubles titles in the women’s section. Miss Perry is a former national champion and international representative; Lewis, who is only 18, seems certain to achieve similar distinction as his tennis career blossoms.
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81Aucklanders took the lion’s share of Canterbury tennis titles on finals day at Wilding Park yesterday. David Lewis (above), shown putting maximum effort into a serve, won the men’s singles, and Brenda Perry, displaying admirable concentration as she shapes up for a double-handed backhand, won both the singles and doubles titles in the women’s section. Miss Perry is a former national champion and international representative; Lewis, who is only 18, seems certain to achieve similar distinction as his tennis career blossoms. Press, 30 December 1982, Page 22
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