FRIENDLY TENNIS

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 69, 14 December 1933, Page 15

FRIENDLY TENNIS

Mount Carmel v. Mitcheytown A friendly tennis match between the Mount Carmel and the Mitcliellfown clubs, which took place at the former’s courts, Arawa Road. Hataltai, was won by Mount Carmel by 19 sets to 13. Hardfought games were the order of the day and many o£ the sets were only won after "deuce” had been called again and again. Regijlts are as. follow, Mou»t Carmel Players being named first:— Mejr’s singles; J. Klug lost to H, E. Knowles, 8-9; E. Colson lost E, Hancock, 8-9; B. Sheehan lost to B. Meyer, 6- E. Miles-Samuel beat L. Diamond, 7- Fj Guinan beat Podglaa, 7-5; J, Knox beat Noble 9-0; P. Swan beat Perks, 9.5; H, S. King Jost to Daniells, 4-7. Women’s" singles: Mrs. Watson beat Miss Nicolle, 7-2; Miss Fullerton beat Miss R’itsky. 7-5: Mrs. Colson beat Miss Garshook, 7’3; Miss King lost to Miss Heineinann, 2-7; Mrs. Mlles.Samuel beat Miss Cooney, 7-2; Miss Avery lost to Miss Quirk, 6-7: Miss Watson beat Miss Mahoney, 7.2; Mrs. Harris lost to Miss Cowan, 4-7. Men’s doubles: J. King and E. Colson beat Knowles and Hancock. 7-6; B. Sheehan and F. Guinan lost to Meyei and Diamond, 5-7; E., M. Samuel and J. Knox beat Noble and Perks. 7-2: P. Swan and H. S. King lost to Daniells and Douglas, 6-7.

Women’s doubles: Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Colson beat i Misses Quirk and Cooney, 7.0; Misses Fullerton and Watson beat Misses Nicollp and Garshook, 7-4; Miss King and Mrs, H, M. Samuel bent Missbs Lufzk,v and Heinemann, 7-4; Miss Avery and' Mrs. Harris lost to Misses Mahoney and Cowan, 3-7. Mixed doubles: J. King and Mrs. E. M. Samuel beat H. Knowles and Miss Nicolle, 7-4; E. Colson and Mrs. Watson beat Hancock and Miss Lutzky, 7-6; B. Sheehan nnd Miss Fullerton-lost to Diamond and Miss Heinemann, 6-7; E. M. Samuel and Mrs. Colson beat Meyer and Miss Garshook, 7-3; ,T. Knox and Miss King beat Noble and Miss Cooney. 7-0; F. Guinan and Miss Avery to Douglas and Miss Quirk, 5-7; P. Swan and Miss Watson beat Perks and Miss Cowan, 7-6; H. S. King nnd Mrs. Harris lost to Daniejls and Miss Mahoney. 6-7.