TENNIS

Hokitika Guardian, 13 December 1920, Page 3

TENNIS

HOKITIKA V. GREYMOUTH. Last, Saturday the Hokitika Tennis I Club's team travelled to Greyinouth to play the first inter-club match of the | season. The weather was perfect and a very pleasant day’s sport was ob-, tained. Hokitika proved the winners by the substantial margin of 46 games j though all games were evenly contest- i ed. A splendid afternoon tea ivas pro- , vided by the lady members of the Grey- , mouth Club and the visitors were ex- 1 tremSly well attended to. I The following is a detailed account of , the sets, Hokitika players being men- ‘ tioned first:— I LADIES SINGLES. • Mrs McCarthy 6v. Mrs Lawn 0. t Miss Moore 6 v. Miss Kettle 0. Miss Lewis 6 v. Mrs Baldwin 3. Kiss Aitken 5 v. Miss N. Tennent 6. Miss King 4 v. Miss C. Tennent 6. Mrs Ford 6 v. Miss Allison 3. MEN’S SINGLES. Gooch 9 v. Bundle 6. McCaskill 9 v. Dennehy 1. Robertson 9 v. D. Bush 5. McCarthy 9 v, Shorland 3. Wethey 5 v. Castle 9. Moreland 6 v. Laurenson 9. COMBINED DOUBLES. Gooch and Mrs McCarthy 9 v Bundle and Mrs Lawn 2. McCaskill and Miss Moore 9 v. Dennehy and Miss Kettle 3. , •Robertson and Miss Lewis 9 v. Bush and Mrs Baldwin 4. McCarthy and Miss Aitken 1 v. Shorland and Miss N. Tennent 9. Wethey and Miss King 9 v. Castle and Miss C. Tennent 3. Moreland and Mrs Ford 2 v. Laurenson and Miss Allison 9. LADIES’ DOUBLES. Mrs McCarthy and Miss Moore 9 v. Mrs Lawn and Miss Kettle 3. Mrs Ford and Miss Lewis 9 v. Misses Tennent 8. Misses Aitken and King 8 v. -Miss •Mlison and Mrs Baldwin 9. MEN’S DOUBLES. Gooch and McCaskill 9 v. Shorland j and Dennehy 7. T . u ! Robertson and McCarthy 9v. Rundlc and Castle 8. j Wethey and Moreland sv. Laurenson and Bush 9. Totals:—Hokitika 168, Greyinouth 1.22. .