INTERCLUB MATCHES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 31, 7 February 1927, Page 12

INTERCLUB MATCHES

SATURDAY'S GAMES

. The second round of the third-grade inter-club matches was begun on Saturday at the Miramar courts, with the following results:— ST; PETER'S v. BERHAMPORE. St. Peter's players mentioned first. ileus Singles—W. R. Mathieson lost to hcott, 8-9; H. Dixon lost to Stark, 7-9; H. lhornton lost to Campbell, 4-9- P Bray lost to Robins, 8-9. Men's Doubles—Dixon and Mathieson lost to Sv:ott and Stark, 5-9; Thornton and Uray lost to Campbell and Robins, 7-9 .Ladies Singles—Miss Harrington beat .Miss H. Dewhurst, 9-7; Miss Croston beat Miss D. Dewhurst, 9-3; Mrs. W. R. Mathieson beat Miss Moller, 9-G; Miss Williamson beat Miss Moore, 9-3. Ladies' Doubles—Misses I Harrington and broxton beat Misses Dewhurst, 9-2- Mrs Mathieson and Miss Williamson beat iVlisses Moller and Moore, 9-5 «t. Peter's: 0 sets, 93 games iSerhampore: 6 sets, 80 games. BROUGHAM HILL v. LOWER HUTT. Brougham Hill players mentioned first o f ? lew S rS in # lesrT W- Ksher beat Carter. £ ;n^;- T- Harb'son beat M.' Power. 9-5j ■ I^im" 13 b? at X- Kitt0 ' 9"8; E- Howe beat M'Donald, 9-3. Men's Doubles—Fisher and Harbison lost to Power and Kitto, 8-9; Williams and Howe beat M'Donald and Carter 9-7 Ar wf I>, Sin o gles^liss Dorman beat' Miss Al. Worth, 9-3; Mrs. Hooper beat Mi« Rr A%°r' \f M^,? lia3 beat Mrt John! ston, 9-5; Miss Wild beat Miss L. Judd,

Brougham Hill: 11 sets, 107 »ames Lower Hutt: 1 set, 70 games' TRENTHAM DEFENCE v. ROSENEATH.

fuS' entham Defence players mentioned

Men's Singles-T. G, Chapman lost to A. E. Butcher, 7-0; G. Barnes lost to W Carpenter s£ ; Sneddon beat C. M. Hewitt; ivr * \ K£?gan Jbeat G. Newman, 9-5 ln=f t V Oubles~Cna Pmall and Keegan lost to Newman and Butcher, 7-9- Barnes and Sneddon lost to Carpenter and Hewitt

■Ladies' Singles-Miss E. Fletcher beat Miss L. M'Gregor, 9-6; Miss E. Backman

lost to Mrs. Couehman, 8-9- Miss W S Johnston lost to Miss F. Low, 3-9; Miss X A. Johnston lost to Miss L Weller 4-9 Ladies Doubles—Misses Fletcher 'and W S Johnston lost to Mrs. Couehman and Miss M'Gregor, 8-9; Misses Baekman and E. Johnston lost to Misses Weller and Low, 6-9.

Trentham Defence: 3 sets, 77 °ames Koseneath: 9 sets, 99 games." MIRAMAR GROUNDS v. KARORI

Miramar Grounds players mentioned nrst.

Men's Singles—Cudany beat Asliwin, 9-3; Ross beat Hackworth, 9-0; M. Castle lost to Sly, 7-9; Allan beat Urquhart, 9-1. Men's Doubles-Cudahy and'Ross beat Ashwm and Hackworth, 9-4; Castle and Allan lost to Urquhart and Sly 8-9 Ladies' Singles-Miss Z. Castle beat Miss JBi. Kead, 9-8; Miss Afrey lost to Miss E Mackenzie 5-9; Miss Rigg beat Mrs. White 9-7; Miss Kennedy beat Miss Scott, 9-3 Ladies Doubles—Misses Castle and Airey beat Misses Read-and M'Kenzie 9-8-Misses Rigg and Kennedy beat Mrs White and Miss Scott, 9-8. Miramar Grounds: 9 sets, 101 games Karori: 3 sets, 69 games. MURITAI v. WELLINGTON. Murital players mentioned first Men's Singles—R. Poole lost to Sim ">-9A. Barnett beat Perkins, 9-5; W A Hill Ju'l *9 SP" J" Murphy ' 4"9; J> Black' beat Men's Doubles^Poole and Barnett lost to Sim and Perkin 6-9; Hill and Black beat Murphy and Jull, 9-8 Ladies' Singles-Miss Wood lost to Miss Mackenzie, 0-9; Miss Spears lost to Miss Millmgton 1-9; Miss Magill beat Miss Carr, 9-7; Miss Bayfield beat Miss Aitken, 9-5.

Ladies' Doubles—Misses Wood and hpears lost to Misses Mackenzie and Milhngton 6-9; Masses Magill and Bayfield lost to Misses Aitken and Can- 4-9 Muntai: 5 sets, 66 games Wellington: 7 sets, 93 games. HATAITAI v. TAITA.

Hataitai won from Taita by default.

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