TENNIS

Grey River Argus, 1 April 1935, Page 2

TENNIS

ST. COLUMBA v. MOANA. Yesterday St. Columba Club journeyed to Moana, and in ideal weather played a series of games against the Moana Club. The hospitality extended to the visitors was much appreciated by ail. A notable feature of the afternoon’s play was the closeness of the score in practically every set played. At the close of play, St. Columba emerged winners by the narrow margin of 8 sets, 81 games, to 8 sets, 74 games. St. Columba thus terminated a most successful season in winning till its seven inter-Club matches. The results, with St. Columba players mentioned first in each instance, were as follows: —■ Ladies’ Doubles.—Mrs T. Dargan and Miss Al. Quinn 6, .Mesdames Dunstan and Kinraid 4; Mrs T. Kielv and Miss E. Sequin 5, Misses Tizard and Smith 6; Misses T. Bellamy and E. Hahn 4. Mrs Williams and Miss Hornby 6. Men's Doubles.—T. Anisy and C. Anisy M. Southern and S. Kinraid <>; D. O’Sullivan and (’. O'Connor 6. H. Taylor and W. Williams 5; W. Butler and H. Southern 6, N. Nord and A. Johnstone 5. Men’s Singles.—T. Anisy 6, M. Southern 0; C. Anisy (I. S. Kinraid 2: D. O’Sullivan 1, H. Taylor 6; C. O’Connor I, W. Williams 6. Combined Doubles.—Airs Dargan and T. Anisy 5, Mrs Dunstan tsyl M. Southern 6; Miss Quinn ami C. Anisy i>. Mrs Kinraid and S. Kinraid 3; Mrs Ki“ly and D. O'Sullivan 4, Miss Tizard and IF. Taylor 6; Miss Sequin and C. O’Connor (5. Miss Smith and W. Williams 5; Miss Bellamy and W. Butler 6. Mrs Williams and A. Johnstone 2; Miss Hahn and H. Southern 5, Aliss Hornby and N. Nord 6. CAIRO. March 30. In the Egyptian tennis tourney, in the women’s doubles final, the Britishers. AFisses Ingram and Dearman, after losing the first four games, defeated Misses Jacobs and Ry.i.i fi/J 6/0. LONDON, March 30. In the Harrow tennis final, Austin defeated Prenn 6/3, 6/4.