TENNIS.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 1137, 18 March 1910, Page 3

TENNIS.

FEILDING (20) BEATS TAIB.APE (4). •

The team of tennis players which attacked tlie Feilding Club on the latter's courts yesterday had a good time, despite the fact that they did not carry off the laurels of victory. Feilding, who won by 20 to 4, entertained its victims right royally. The following were the scores:— . Ladies' Singles.—Mrs Ryan v. Mrs Montgomery, 0—1; Miss Aldridge v. Mrs Kingdon, 0—1; Mrs Bennett v. Miss Spam, 0—1; Mrs Dβ Latour v. Mrs Miles, I—o. Ladies' Doubles.—Mrs Ryan and Miss Aldridge v. Mrs Montgomery and Mrs Kingdon, 0—1; Mrs Bennett and Mrs De v. Miss Spain and Mrs Miles, o—l. Mixed Doubles.—Burnett and Mies Aldridge v. Graham and Mrs Montgomery, 0—1; Thompson and Mrs Ryan v. Spain and Miss Spain, o—l • Reed and Mrs De Latour v. Lawson and Mrs Miles, o—l. Men's Singles.— Barnett v. Spain, 0—1; Thompson v. Barorn I—oDyer v. Lawson, 0—1; Ryan v. Graham, 0—1; Ryan v. Barton, o—lReed v. Glasgow, 0—1; Allkins v. n y V 1^T 0 ' Dra y t °n v. Goodbehere, 0—1; Grey v. Caiman, 1—0: De Latour v. Grut o—l. Men's Doubles. — Barnett and Ihompson v. Spain and Barron, o—l • Dyer and Allkins v. Lawson and Graham, 0—1; Reed and Ryan v. Kow and Barton, 0—1; Drayton and Grey v. Goodbehere and Fry o—lDrayton and De Latour v. Caiman and Grut, o—l.