MANGATOKI

Hawera Star, Volume LII, 17 November 1932, Page 2

MANGATOKI

i TENNIS. ' OKAIAWA DEFEATS MANGATOKI. In an Egmont Cup tennis competition match at tMangatoki on Saturday Okaiawa defeated Mangatoki by 19 sets to 5. The results were as follows, Okaiawa players being mentioned first:— Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Daphne Good '6 v. Mrs A. E. Mahon 3; Miss Williams 4 v. Miss Astbury 6; Miss J. Joyce 6 v. Miss Pease 1; Miss Delhia 'Good 6 v. Mrs Terry 2; Miss M. Joyce 6 v. iMrs T. H. O. Linn 1; Miss B. Green 6 v. Miss G. Linn 2. Men’s Singles.—W. Good 6 v. H. Lambie 3; D. Johnston G v. S. Marx 2; 'G. Barkla 4 v. W. Gill 6; L. Ritter 6 v. G. Pease 2; R,. Robertson 5, v S. Morgan 6; D. Crawford 6 v. J. Lambie 0. Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses D. 'Good and E. Williams 5 v. Mrs Mahon and Miss Astbury G; Misses J. Joyce and ■Delphia (Good 6 v. Miss Pease and Mrs Terry 2; Misses M. Joyce and B. Green 6 v. Miss Linn and Mrs Linn 2'. , Men’s Doubles.—-W. Good and Johnson 6 v. 11. Lambie and ;S. tMarx 1* G Barkla and Ritter 6 v. W. Gill and Pease 3; R-. Robertson and Crawford G v. S. Morgan and J. Lambie 2. 'Combined Doubles.—Miss Good and W. Good G v. Mrs Mahon and H. Lambie 1; Miss' Williams and Johnston 5 v. Miss Astbury and ,S. Marx 6; Miss Good and Ritter G v. Mrs Terry and Pease 3; Miss M. Joyce and .Robertson G v. Mrs Linn and iS. Morgan 3; Miss Green and Crawford G v. Miss Linn and J. Lambie 3. PERSONAL. A message has been received from Wellington that iMr N. Dudley is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Dudley motored to Wellington on Friday.