LAWN TENNIS.

Mataura Ensign, 5 March 1914, Page 4

LAWN TENNIS.

('LINTON BEATS MATAURA. A loam from the Clinton Tennis Club j<mrin yed to Mataura yesterday to play a match with the local club. The weather was ideal and a very enjoyable afternoon resulted. The visitors were victorious by a small margin, the final scores being: Clinton 86, Mataura 76. The Clinton players were hospitably entertained by tho Mataura Club. The following are the scores, the names of tho Clinton players being mentioned first: —■ Ladies Singles: Mrs Hotop 1 v. Miss X. Sinclair 6, Miss Cliar 1 ton 6v. Miss E Winning 4, Mrs Robertson 6 v. Miss M. Sinclair 1, Miss Ingpen 6 v. Miss I'owio 6, Mrs Capamagion 6 v. Miss Waddell 1 ; totals, 23 and 1 18. Ladies' Doubles: Mrs Hotop and Miss Charlton 6 v. Misses Sinclair and Winning 2, Mrs Robertson and Miss Ingpen 3 v. Misses Sinclair and Bowie G; totals, 11 and 8. Combined Doubles: Mrs Hotop and Duncan 6 v. Miss Sinclair and Thompson 3, Miss Charlton and Denham 3 v. Mias Winning and Kinross 6, Mrs Robertson and McDonald 6 v. Miss Sinclair and Inglis 0, Miss Ingpen and Red path I v; Miss Bowie and Vv addell 6; totals, 16 and 15. Men's Singles: Capamagion 3 v. Billiard 5, Duncan 5 v. Thompson 6, Denham 6 v. Kinross 4, McDonald 6 r. Inglis 4, Red path 5 v. Wad dell 6; totals, 25 and 25. Men's Doubles: Duncan audi Denham 5 v. Thompson and Kinross 6, McDonald and Redpath 6 v. Inglia and Waddell 4; Totals 11 and 10. Grand totals: Clinton 86, Mataura 7G.