KAPONGA

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 December 1920, Page 5

KAPONGA

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

TENNIS.

The Manaia Tennis Club sent up a team to play Kaponga on Saturday. day was beautifully line, and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Afternoon tea was provided by the local ladies and much appreciated by all. The following are the results of the match, Manaia being mentioned first throughout: Men's singles—Hannah 2 v. Fitzgerald 6; Judd 4 v. Hunter 6; Wilson 6 v. Lloyd 2: Taylor 5 v. Ward 6: Bridge 4 v. Reading 6; Collier 6 v. Hall 3. Manaia 27j Kaponga 29. Men's doubles—Hannah and Taylor 0 v. Fitzgerald and Hunter 6; Juho and Wilson 6 v. Lloyd and Ward 3. Bridge and Collier 4 v. Reading antt Hall 6. Manaia 10; Kaponga 15. Ladies' singles—Miss Wills 6 v. Miss Faull 5; Miss Campbell 6 v. Miss Leo* 0; Miss Hird 4 v. Mrs Ryan 6: Mrs Anton 3 v. Mrs Fearon 6; Miss Claque 2v. Mrs Lyall 6; Miss Judd 6v. Miss Mason 2. Manaia 27; Kaponga 25. Ladies' doubles—Misses Wills and Campbell 3 v. Misses uaull and Leo 6: Miss Hird and Mrs Anton 3 v. Misdames Ryan and Fearon 6: Misses Claque and Judd 6 v. Mrs Lyall and Miss Mason 3. Manaia 12^ Kaponga Combined doubles —• Hannah and j Miss Wills 5 v. Fitzgerald and Miss Faull 6; Judd and Miss Campbell 6 v. Hunter and Miss Leo 5; Wilson and Miss Hird 6 v.» Lloyd and Mrs R van 1; Taylor and Mrs Anton 6 v. Ward and Mrs Fearon 0; Bridge and Miss Claque 5 v. Reading and Mrs Lyall 6: Collier and Miss Judd 2 v. Hall and Miss Mason 6. Manaia 30; Kaponga 24. Totals—Manaia, 106 games, 10 sets; Kaponga, 108 games,. 14 sets; a win for Kaponga by 2 games.