(Continued from page 14.) her side, she winning all her matches; while Miss Crawshaw, who notched two wins, played a delightfully free game. A mixed doubles Yankee tournament is set down for December 8. All players are guaranteed at least three matches of SO points up. further particulars will be published later. The following is a list of the chalJenges played on the ladies’ ladder d(iring the week:— . ' Singles.—Mrs Pattison challenged Miss White and lost, 2-6,3-6. Mrs Trepan challenged Miss Heywood and lost, 5.9, Mrs Mills challenged Miss Todd and dost, 5-9. Airs Guy challenged Miss Fleming and lost, 4-9. ; -■ Doubles.—Miss Anderson and Mrs Roydhouse challenged Mrs Tregear and Mrs Frans and lost, 7-9. Mrs Mills and Mrs M'Kellar challenged Miss Todd and Miss I>. Hart and lost. 5-9. Misses Shernff and Gngg challenged Mrs Bell and Miss Aitken and won, 9.4. Mr> Lauren,son and Miss M'Hutchigon challenged Misses Ramsay and Finch and lost, 5-9. At -the ’ Otago Provincial Association chainniondiin, tennis loitnunneiits this season A'n'cs's"Cbampionsliip Siilcbless Tennis Balls will be used. Insist on Ayres s.—[Advfc.j
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Evening Star, Issue 20019, 9 November 1928, Page 15
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