TABLE TENNIS

Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 8, 9 July 1935, Page 6

TABLE TENNIS

HANDICAP TOURNAMENT

The draw for the men's open handicap table tennis singles and doubles, to be played this evening at the rooms of Mr. T. S. Williams, is as follows:— Singles. J. Wilson (14) v. D. Mouat (12>;Walker (9) v. Hayvice (owe 2); £. Ward (15) v. Hughes (8); Collie (22> v. B. Smith (5); Paull (13) v. Barker (11); Hoskin (16) v. Howatson (scr); Giles (scr) v. Gibbins (14); MtFarlane (owe 5) v. Langdale (7); Boniface (owe 8) v. Shennan (19); McGuir<3 (8) v. Faulkner (5); Hudson (3) v. Simeon (18); Hodserf (11) v. Dunstall (14); Liddicoat (scr), a bye; Howan (12) v. W. Mouat (16); Mouton (11) v. Barrett (9); E. Cooper (15). v. Longmore (scr); Pomeroy (4) v. M. Cooper (4); Bell (owe 15) v. James (11); Sunderland (12) v. F. E. Smith (10); Forbes (12) v. Ricketf(B); Warwick (scr) v. Douglas (9); Brown (12) v. Beverid#s (7); Thompson (owe 2) v. T. Moors (4); Anderson (17) v. J. M. Kennedy (9); Sawtell (8) v. Mitchell (12); 0. Johnstone (9) v. Steere (10); Sime (11) v. J. H. Qroxton (7); Anketell (4) v. Pyle (owe'l2); Bradshaw (owe 10) v. Batie (10); McCann (7) v. Granger (6); Blackie (8) v. Tustin (2); Fairhall (14) v. Davidson (9); Dennis (owe 12) v. Upfold (15); McHugh (3) v. Baynes (9); W. Moore (scr) v. Cui-.-liffs (10); Young (8) v. Cameron (15); Milsom (9)v. Conrick (owe 2); Nichol (7) v. Nevitt (6); Elliot (9) v. J. Matthews (11); Harding (7) v. H. D. Kennedy (owe 15). Doubles. Boniface and Dennis (owe 8) v. J Wilson and Sime (13); Douglas and Davidson (10) v. McCann and Barrett (9); Pomeroy and McFarlane (3) v. Tustin and Batie (8); Sawtell an:l Blackie (9) v. Mouton and Hughes (11); Sunderland and Howan (14) v. Young and Anketell (10); B. Smith and MrHugh (2) v. Mitchell and Gibbins Cl3>; Anderson and Hoskins (16) v. D. Mouat and Dunstall (12); W. Mouat and E. Ward (15), a bye; Bradshaw and Conrick (owe 2) v. E. Copper and C. Johnstone (12); Beveridge and Taylor (6) v. James and Brown (13); Howatson and Kennedy, (owe 5), a bye; Forbes and McClellan (15) v. Hudson and Granger (4); Bell and Pyle (owe 10) v. T. Moore and W. Moore (2); Faulkner and Giles (7) v. Upfold and Cameron- (J5); Nevitt and McGuire (7) v. Marris and Cunliffe (11); Elliot and Milsom (11) v. Langdale and Thompson (6); Fairhall and Rickett (12) y. Paul and Baynes (10); Harding and Steere (12) v. Hayvice and Warwick (owe.2). Play will commence at 7 p.m. The women's singles, women's doubles, and' mixed doubles will be held on July 16.

A match was played between the Younger Set Club of Wellington and the National Dairy Association, N.D.A. winning by 14 games to 4. Results, N.D.A. players being mentioned first:— C. Davidson beat Miss Beale 21-19, beat Torbit 21-14, ;ost to Miss Spencer. 24-26; Newton beat Miss Beale 21-12, beat Torbit ,21-12, beat Miss Spencer 21-12; Smith beat' Miss Beale 21-19, beat -Torbit 21-11, beat Miss Spencer 21-13; ODea beat Laing 21-8, lost to Davey 22-24, beat Miss Kernish 21-16; Wylie beat Laing 21-6, lost to Davey 18-21, beat Miss Kernish 21-8; Gilmour beat Laing 21-10, lost to Davey 18-21, beat Miss Kernish 21-10.