TENNIS.

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TENNIS.

HAWERA vTInGLEWQQD,

j Hawera met Inglewood on Saturday, lat Stratford, in the final for the B grade championship, and after a very even game Inglewood won by two sets to nine, and 117 games all. Mr Collins, Hatfera, on behalf of tfte combined teams, thanked the Stratfbrd Methodist Club for the use of their courts, and also congratulated'lngle-' ' wood on their win. Following are the scores, Hawera being mentioned first: • Men's Singles.—Hodder 8 v. Grant 19; Leece 9v. Carmine 1: G. Wills' 8 v. Wagstaff 9; H. Wills 9 v. Armstrong 7; Collins 4 v. Patterson 9; Douglas 9 v. Kenrick 4. ! 'Men's Doubles.—Hodder and Leece 9 v. Grant and Carmine 6; Wills and Wills 9 y. Wagstaff and Patterson 3; , Collins and Douglas 9 y. Armstrong and Kenrick 4. Combined Doubles. —Hodder and Mrs French 2 v. Grant and Mrs Grant 9; Leece and Mrs Collins 9 v. Carmine and Mrs Smith 4; G. Wills and Mrs! Gibson 9 v. Wagstaff and Miss Lile 4; ' H. Wills and Miss C. Huggins 9 v. i Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong 6. j Ladies* Doubles.—Mrs French and Mrs Gibson 3 v. Mrs Grant and Mrs Smith 7; Mrs Collins and Miss Huggins 0 v. Miss Lile and Miss Armstrong 7. . Ladies' Singles.— Mrs French 6v. Mrs Grant 7; Mrs Collins 4 v Mrs Smith 7; Mrs Gibson 4 v. Miss Lile 7; Miss Huggins 3 v. Mrs Armstrong 7.