MANAIA.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LVII, Issue LVII, 21 March 1910, Page 5

MANAIA.

LAWN TENNIS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) The return match between the Opunake and Manaia Tennis Clubs was played 011 tne ivianaia green, and resulted in a win tor the home team. The visitors were entertained by the local club, and Mr -Wilson (President) welcomed the Opunake team, to which Mr Gray responded. ' Aiternoon tea was supplied by the ladies, and was in charge of Mesdames Nichols and Burke. The following are the results, Opunake being "mentioned first in eacn case : — Ladies' Singles. — Miss Ralfe 1, Miss D. Young 6; Mrs Hamilton 1, Mrs Bennett b'; Mrs Francis 2, Miss G. Hillis 6, Miss Jfarkes 6 ; Miss L. Hird 3; Miss Clarke 3, Miss M. Hair 6; Miss Wagstatf 6, Miss &. Owen 3. Men's Singles.— Gray 8, Wilson 9; Barron 5, Meuli 9; Ralfe 9, J. Franklin S : Higgins 9, M. Ryan 4 ; Francis y, C. Allison 8; Parkes 7, G. Glenn 9. Ladies' Doubles.— Mrs Ralte and Mrs Francis 1, Mrs Bennett and Miss Hillis 6; Mrs Hamilton and Miss Parkes 6, Misses Young and Hird 2; Misses Clarke and Wagstaff 6, Misses Owen and Hair 4. . Men's Doubles.— Gray and Higgins 7, Wilson and Meuli 9; Ralfe and Francis 9, Franklin and Glenn 5 ; Barren and Parkes 4, Ryan and Allison 9. Combined Doubles.— Mr and Mrs Ralfe 6, Mr Wilson and Miss Young 4- Mr Gray and Mrs Hamilton 1, W >l ? e*ili and J-Vlrs Bfennefcfc 6. . Totals: Opunake 106; Manaia 11/-