LAWN TENNIS

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 25, 31 January 1933, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS

HUTT VALLEY GAMES

As the result of Saturday's matches an interesting position has been created in the Hutt Valley inte'rclub tournament. In the senior grade there are now four teams with two wins each. Muritai lead the Junior, South, unbeaten, and three teams are equal in the Junior, North grade The results are:—

,-,n,e?ioT-~ Taitai' 10 (114>> beat Petone, 0 (102); Lower Hutt, 10, beat Upper Hutt 8! (109) ntai ' 8 (114)< beat Hutt Bowlin SJunior, South.—St. Augustine's, 14, beat Petone, 2; Muritai, 11 (100), beat St. James o (80); St. Stephen's beat Central by default.

Junior, North.—Lower Hutt/10, beat Eastern, 6; Trentham, 11, beat Waiwetu, °!t?" t* f °Tilng^9' beat U PPer Hutt, 7. Third, South.—Pononga, 15, beat Central 1; Korokoro, 14 (87), beat Wilford, 1 (47)St mA"!" 8! 1116 s» 10- beat Petone West, 6: Third, North.—Western, 11 (72), beat Epuni, 5 (64); Eastern, 9, beat Low" £ ' il Waiwetu, 11, beat Trentham, 5. Fourth,-South.-St. Stephen's 8 (74) beat St. Augustines, 7 (71) Fourth, North.—Taita, 8 (73), beat TTnper Hurt, 8 (72); Methodist 14 (90? biTt !rn 2 ' 2 (38); Kn°S ' 14 ' *>«tV£t-

Fifth, South.-Korokoro, 13 (89), beat St. Paul's 3. (54); Pqnonga, 11 (78), .beat Wilford, 5 (67); Central, 11 (83), beat St Augustine's, 5 (61).

. Fifth, North.—Knox, 8 (69), beat Western, 8 (68); Methodist, 15 (91), beat Eastern, 1 (50); Waiwetu, 9, beat Epuni, 7.