INTER-CLUB TENNIS

Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 9 April 1934, Page 5

INTER-CLUB TENNIS

'PARK DEFEATS iMOKOIA TWENTY SETS TO FOUR With the loss of only four singles, the Park Tennis 'Club team on 'Saturday defeated a visiting Mokoia team at the Park courts in IHawera by 20 sets (152 games) to 4 sets (84 games). Detailed results were as follow, tae names of the Park players 'being mentioned first: —

■Ladies’ singles. —Miss G. Bernard •beat Miss D. Agostinelli, 6 —4; Miss B. Stevens beat Mrs 'lrvine, 6 —3; 'Aliss F. Campbell 'beat Miss J. Wills, 6 —; Miss J. McGlashan lost to Mrs Hunt, <5 —G; Mrs Bernard beat Mrs Hicks, G — 2; Mrs Taylor lost to Miss J. Main, 3—G.

(Ladies’ doubles. —Misses G. Bernard and B. iStevens beat D. Agostinelli and 'Mrs Irvine, <G —1; Misses F. 'Campbell and J. McGlashan beat J. Wills and Mrs Hunt, 6 —2; Mrs Bernard and Airs Taylor beat Mrs Hicks and J.. Main, 6—o.

9Mcn’s singles.—Claringbold 'beat S. Lander, 7—2; 'H-ulbert beat 'H. Kibblewhite, 7—G; Taylor lost to -S. Tidswell, 5—7; -Shalders lost to E. Anstis, 5 7; ■McGlashan beat T. Percy, 7 —4; 'Stratton 'beat T. Bell, 7 —5. Men’s doubles. —Claringbold and 'HuUbert beat Lander and Kiibblewhite, 7 —3 j Taylor and iShalders beat Tidswell and' Anstis, 7 —4; McGlashan and Stratton beat Percy and 'Bell, 7 —l. ■Combined doubles.—Claringbold and Miss G. Bernard beat 'Lander and Aliss D. Agostinelli, 7—l; Humbert and Aliss B. Stevens beat Kibblewhite and Mrs Irvine, 7 —4; Taylor and Miss F. 'Campbell beat Tidswell and Aliss J. Wills, 7 —6; IShalders and Miss McGlashan beat Anstis and Mrs ‘Hunt. 7 i; McGlashan and Mrs Bernard beat Percy and Mrs Hicks', 7 3; Stratton and Mrs Taylor beat Bell and JUss J. Main, 7 —4.

MT'D-YV'EE'Iv GAME PARK 'DEFEAT'S KABONGA In a mid-week match played at Kaponga a visiting iPark (Hawera) team won by do sets (113 games) to G set* (88 games). Three sets were not played. Detailed results were as follow, the -names of the (Park players being mentioned first: — Men’s singles.—'Bamford lost to L Carey, '5 —6; iSnowsill beat J. Bolger. 6 2; Lay v. B. iHammersley, 1—1; Sansom lost to IS. Palmer, 's—6; Jones beat A. Betts, 6—4; Arnold beat L. Brewer, 6 —3. Ladies’ -singles.—Mrs Dymond lost to M O’Neill, 5 —6; Miss Dymond v. U. iGuy, i_i; Miss Wytkin beat Maggie Malone, 6—4; Miss Wolner beat M. Malone, 6—5; Miss Watts beat I. Knight, 6—5; Mrs iSnowsill v. D. Kirkcaldy, I—l. , Combined doubles. —iSnowsill any Mrs Dymond -ost tp 'Carey and O’USeill, 2—6- Bamford and Miss Dymond beat Bolger and iGuy, 6 —l; Lay and Miss Wytkin beat Uammcrsley and Malone, 6 —3. Sansom and Miss Wolner lost to Palmer and Mary Malone, 2—'6; ; Jones and Aliss Watts beat Betts and Knight 6—5; Arnold ana Airs iSnowsill beat Brewer and Kirkcaldy, <3—l. Men’s doubles. —Bamford and (Snoiv sill beat Carey and Bolger, 6—4; Lay and (Sansom lost to Hammersley and -Palmer, 4—6; Jones and Arnold -beat ■Betts anti Brewer, 6—2. .Ladies’ doubles. —IMiss T ai ' (J Wytkin beat Misses 'Guy and O‘Neill, g o- Airs Dymond and Aliss YVatr-s beat ’Misses Malone and Malone, 6—2; Aliss Wolner and Airs 'Snowsill .beat Misses Knight and Kirkcaldy, 6—o.

PARK 'SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP YBARBURY BEATS ©BID In the final of the 'Park Tennis Club singles championship played on 'Saturday E. J. Yeaibury heat E. .Reid, 3—6. 6_i o 2. This is the third occasion on which the pair have been finalists and each time Yearbury has won. The semi-final ot' the handicap conn Lined doubles also was played, E. 'Reid and (Aliss 'A. Bell (roe. 15 3-6) defeating S. Pettitt and Miss G. Campbell (ice. 15 5-6) 9—B. OFFICIAL .CLOSING DAY TRiI'BU'TES AT TIAWERA COURTS At the official closing of the Hawera Lawn Tennis Club’s season on .Saturdav (briefly reported in 'Saturday's “Hawera iStar”) a friendly match was played between teams selected by Messrs G. U. Percy and R. Syme. At the afternoon tea adjournment the president (Mr Syme) briefly addressed members and paid a tribute to the work of the club’s committees, mentioning particularly the match and tea committees. The season had he considered, 'been most successful. The club’s committee iput a god deal ot work into straightening out the financial position and this was not yet completed. • Mr Percy expressed the club s gratitude to Air Syme for the work he -had done In looking after the courts, which were -in remarkably good order.