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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1922, Page 3

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O GREYMOUTH V. HOKITIKA. The return match was played at Hokitika on Saturday and resulted ir a win for Greymouth by 39 games, i- Play was delayed until the afternoon a on account of wet weather. Q Lunch and afternoon tea which were 3 most enjoyable, were provided by the . Hokitika players. 3 The following are the results, the Greymouth players being mentioned ! first: — LADIES’ SINGLES. ’ Mrs. McCarthy v. Miss Moore b— 4. Miss Wylde v. Miss Aitken 2 —6. 1 Mrs Lawn v. Miss Lewis 2 —5. 1 Miss Kettle v. Miss King 6 —2. 3 Mrs Stedman v. Miss Morgan 6—o. ■ MEN’S SINGLES. > Rollitt v. Gooch 9—B. I Oxford v. McCaskill 5—7. McCarthy v. Wethey 7 —l. - Dcnnehy v. Teichelman 7 —4. Kitchingham v. Irvine 7—2. Allison v. Macfarlane 7 —l. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Mrs McCarthy and Miss Wylde v. Misses Moore and Aitken I—6. Mrs. Lawn and Miss Wickes v. Miss Lewis and Mrs. McCaskill 2—6. Miss Kettle and Mrs. Stedman v. Misses King and Morgan 6—2. MEN’S DOUBLES.. Rollitt and Oxford v. Gooch and McCaskill 7—4. McCarthy and Dcnnehy v. Wethey and Teichelman 7 —l. Kitchingham and Allison v. Irvine and Macfarlane 7 —2. COMBINED DOUBLES.. Rollitt and Mrs. McCarthy v. Gooch and Miss Moore 4—7. Oxford and Wiss Wylde v. McCaskill and Miss Aitken 4—7. McCarthy and Mrs Lawn v. Wethey and Miss Lewis 7—5. Dcnnehy and Miss Wickes v. Teichelman and Mrs McCaskill 7 —4. Kitchingham and Miss Kettle v Ir- | vine and Miss King. 7 —3. Allison and Mrs. Stedman v. Macfarlane and Miss Morgan 7—4. Totals: Grey 130; Hokitika 91. 1 VICTORIAN TOURNAMENT. 1

’ (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association) SYDNEY, March 12. At the Melbourne Autumn tournament in the doubles championship Patterson and Hawkes beat O’Hara Wood and Mackay, 6 —3, 6—2, 6 -2. In the singles Patterson beat Hawkes 6-1, 6-2, 8-6. DAVIS CUP. NEW YORK, March 12. Japan, Belgium and Hawaii have challenged for the Davis Cup.