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HASTINGS TOURNAMENT. The tournament was continued ybsterday in fine weather. The liwns were in excellent order, and < the management were congratulated by the visitors on the completeness of the tournament arrangements. Following is yesterdays play:— OPEN SINGLES. First Round (continued).—Mrs. F. Mcßae bfiat Mrs. Gregory, 26—3; Mrs. Brabant beat Mrs. Richardson; 26—2 p; Miss Gerard beat Mrs. Mur-ray-Ajynsley, 26—12. LADIES’ OPEN SINGLES. Second Round (continued). —Mrs. Watkins beat Mrs. Dolbel, 26 —10; Mrs. F. Mcßae won from Mrs. Pegler by default; Mrs. Murray-Aynstey beat Mrs. Baker,225;6 —5; Mrs. Bailey Jt>eat Mrs. White, 25—19; Mrs. Pickney beat Mrs. Hall, 26 —12; Mrs. Watson beat Mrs. Williams, 26—20; Mrs. A. Wellwood beat Miss J. F. Blake, 26—17. HANDICAP SINGLES. A Grade. First Round (continued. —IDs. Murray-Aynsley (4) beat U. A. Watkins (4), 26—5; Miss Lfanbrick (4) beat Mrs. Bailey (4), 26 —15. Second Round (continued). —Mrs. W. Limbrick (4) beat Miss Gerard (4) 2i—l7 ;A. Ross( scr) beat Miss Limbrick (4),225;6 —5; Mrs. F. Mcßae (1) beat H. P. Stratton (scr), 26 —11 ; Mrs. Ball (1) beat Mrs. Hogan (4), 21— B Grade. First Round (continued). —Mrs. Watkins (1) beat Mrs. Pitdaithly (scr)l 26—7. I Secoud Round (continued). —Mrs. ’ F. King (-1) beat Mrs. McUrea (scr) 22— OPEN DOUBLES. First Round (continued).—Mrs. Brabant and Miss Brann beat Mrs. Lawlor and Mrs. Nymand, 26 —21; Mrs. F. McFae and H. P. Stratton beat Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Pieknev, 26—3; Miss and Mrs. W. Limbrick beat Miss Gerard and Mrs. Richardson, 26 —21* Second Round (continued).—Mrs. Murray-Afynsley and A- Ross beat Mrs. Hogan and Mrs M atkins,222.6 —2. HANDICAP DOUBLES. First Round (continued).—Mrs. Waters and Mrs. Pitcaithlv (12) beat Mrs. Watson and C.- A. Watkins (9), 26—13. Second Round.—Mrs. Ricketts and Mrs. Dolbel (12) beat Mrs. Stratton and Mrs. Lawlor (10), 18 —16; Mrs. Murray-Avnsley and A. Ross (4) beat Mrs. Hail and Mrs. Fraser (12), 26—4; Mrs. H. Limbrick and Mrs. Rathbone (14) beat Mrs. Waters and Mrs. I’itcaithly (12), 14—13; Mrs. F. Mcßae and H. P- Stratton (4) beat Mrs. Chicken and Mrs/ Watkins (10), 11—S.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 45, 5 February 1920, Page 2
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