MIRAMAR BEAT HUTT

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 102, 4 May 1925, Page 9

MIRAMAR BEAT HUTT

The first big interclub fixture of the season was played between Miramar and Hutt Clubs on Saturday, the A team ß being at Miramar. Considering that the Miramar team'was a very strong one, :n spite of a couple of the top men in the B team dropping out, Hutt made an excellent showing to be beaten 13 to 3, with three games halved. The top Miramar players proved much too good for the Hutt's best. Results of the matches were as follows, the score following the winner s name, and Miramar players being mentioned first. A TEAMS AT MIRAMAR. i'fr 9 0nway <5 and 3)' v. J. L. Black. J. H. Drake (3 and 2) v. R. 0. Chesncy, J. T. Tucker (2 up) v. R. Wa-g. t ?' Urst '6 inld 5> v- L- Speedy. J- L. Petley and P. Wagg, all' square, h. Turner v. K. Cook (3 and 1) X H. Ramson v. S. T. A, Scott (1 and' 2) 3' SUchbury v- G- T. Dawson (3 V w" aC° (2 up) v' X Evanssquare 6 aDd A" Black ' aU S. Gambrill (4 and 3) v. L. W. Bridge, j D H: Butcher 4 and 3) v. W.~ G ' Hughes. " B Teams at Hutt. i Kifk E- Middleton '7 and 6) v- E- C. H. E. Aplin (4 and 3) v. J. H. Wagg. P. B R oo ke v . G. C Godfrey (2 ufl and 2) '°ng'V' ■ C- fernery (4; R. E. Westbrook (4 and 3) v. J E i Laurence. j ali% J areCrOlnbie V- M'D°-e11 ' i T. C. Caulton v. E. C. Robieson (2 •w vl4 v- G- Blasall <2 up). R. White-Parsons (6 and 5) v G F Jund. R, W. Scotti (1 up) y. H. V.' Scott. O f A^f, el! (2 and a» v" G- CookG. S. Matthews v. G. Y. Berry (3 and