TENNIS.
B. GRADE COMPETITION.
WINS FOR WERAROA AND WESLEY.
The B. Grade Competition was continued yesterday aftem'oon, when only two matches were played, the games between St. Mary’s ian,d Ihakara being postponed by arrangements between the two clubs. The winners of the other two matches were Weraroa and Wesley, who beat Levin and St. Joseph’s by 9 gets to 7 in each case. Following are the results:
WESLEY DEFEAT ST. JOSEPH'S.
The game between the above clubs was played on the St. Joseph’s courts, when a close match resulted, Wesley eventually winning by 9 sets to 7. The St. Joseph’s ladies "were the hostesses. Following are the scores, St. Joseph’s players being mentioned first in each instance: — MEN IS SINGLES. G. Melville lost to K. Lemmon, 1-6; C. Melville lost to F. Baumber, 3 —6; L. Rosanoski lost to W. Parker, I—6; F. Ryder beat L. Lester, 6—1.. LADIES’ SINGLES. Miss 0. Ryder beat Mrs E. S. W. Parsons 6—3; Miss M. Maclean lost to Miss K. Wickens 2—6; Miss K. Hesjp beat Miss T. Hayfield B—6;8 —6; Miss Buckley beat Mrs H. Baumber, 6 —5. MEN’S DOUBLES. Melville and Rosanoski lost to Baumber and Parker 2—6; Ryder and Rosanoski lost to Lemmon and Lester 2—6, LADIES’ DOUBLES. Misses Ryder and Maclean beat Mrs Parsons and Miss Wickens 6 —5; Misses Hesp and Buckley heat Miss Hayfield and Mrs Baumber 6—l. MIXED DOUBLES. Melville and Miss Ryder lost to Lemmon and Mrs. Parsons 2—6; Rosa-n oski and Miss Maclean lost to Baumber and Miss Wickens I—G; Ryder and Miss Hesp lost to Parker and Miss Hayfield 5 —7; Ryder and Miss Buckley beat Lester and Mrs Baumh% 6-4. Wesley: 9 sets, 80 games. St. Joseph’s: 7 sets, 63 games. WERAROA DEFEAT LEVIN. The Levin and Weraroa teams met yesterday upon the former’s courts, when Weraroa secured a victory by the margin of 9 sets and 87 games to their opponents’ 7 sets, 73 games Tiie Levin ladies, as hostesses for the day, provided a dainty afternoon tea. Detailed results with Weraroa players mentioned first in each instance, wore: MEN’S SINGLES. M. Harvey beat J. Porter, 6—l; A. Hanson lost to W. Donnelly, 3—o; C. Curtis lost to R, Hill, 3 —6; J. Hanson lost to S. Donnelly, 2—6, LADIES’ SINGLES. Mrs Boulton lost to Miss D. Nicholson, 8—10; Mrs Mackay lost to Mrs Astley, 5 —7; Miss J. Forsyth beat Miss Crawford 6 —3; Miss U. Stilwell beat Miss Fissenden 6—3. MEN’S DOUBLES. JTarvey and A. Hanson beat Porter and Hill 6—4; Curtis and J. Hanson beat W. and S, Donnelly 7—5. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Mrs Boulton and Miss Stilwell beat
Miss Nicholson and Mrs. Astley 9 7; Mrs. Mackay and Miss Forsyth 'beat Misses Crawford and Fissenden 7—5. MIXED DOUBLES. Harvey and Mrs Boulton beat Porter and Miss Nicholson, 6—3; A. Hanson and Mrs Mackay lost to W. Donnelly and Mrs. Astley, 2 —6; Curtis and Miss Forsyth lost to Hill and Miss Crawford, 7—5; J. Hanson and Miss Stiliwcll beat S. Donnelly and Miss Fissenden, 6—l. Weraroa: 9 sets, 87 games. Levin: 7 sets, 73 games.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 November 1935, Page 6
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517TENNIS. Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 November 1935, Page 6
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