TENNIS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 6 April 1925, Page 6

TENNIS.

HAWERA v. PARK. What will probably be the last match of the season locally was played on Saturday, when Hawera and Park teams met at the- court® of the latter club. The result was very close, a win by two matches going to Hawera after a series of most interesting contests. (The weather was very pleasant and the courts in good order, and these two condition® combined to make the afternoon most enjoyable. Afternoon tea was served at the kiosk. Scores were as below, Park players being mentioned first in each case: Men’s Doubles. —Kururangi and Billows 6 v. Collins and Caplen 9; Rudge and Osborne 3 v. Wills and Jones 9, Ladies’ Doubles. —Mesdames Rudge and Bigham 7 v. Misses Pease and Wills 5; Mrs. Davev and Miss Nairn 5 v. Misses W. Huggins and Robertson 7; Miss Reid and Airs. Dvmond 7 v. Miss D. Huggins and Airs. Walkley 5 Men’s Singles. —Kururangi 9 v. G. Wills 5: Rudge 9 v. Jones 9; Osborne •1 v. Collins 9; Billows 6 v. Caplen 9; Rae. Svme 4 v. Wills 9. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs. Rudge 6 v. Miss Pease 7; Mrs. Bigham 7 v. Miss Wills 5; Mrs. Davey 7 v. Miss W. Hugsins 2: Mis® Nairn 7 v. Miss Robertson 2: Miss Reid 4 v. Miss: D. Huggins 7- Mrs. Dvmond O' v. Airs. Walkley 7. ’Combined Doubles.—Kururangi and Airs. Bigham 9 v. Wills and Aliss'Pease 7- Rudge and Airs. Rudge 7 v. Jones and Aliss Wills 9; Osborne and Mrs. Davey 6 v. Wills and Miss W. Huggins ‘9; Syme and Aliss Nairn 4 v. Caplen and Miss Robertson 9. Totals.—Park 9 sets, 114 games; Hawera 11 sets, 124 games.