FOXTON NOTES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 1209, 6 January 1925, Page 6

FOXTON NOTES.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) The final round of the triangular contest will bo played at Shannon to-morrow. The following havo been selected to represent Foxton:— Winstanley. ihomson, Huntley, Rooro (skip); Walker, Pearson, Christie, Smith (skip). Mr and Mrs Guy Thynne, of Tonmarunui, have been spending the holidays with Mrs Thynne, sour., and ut the seaside. Mr and Mrs Thynne return by motor on Thursday. ' A local bee-former, who makes a study ot the moon's phases as concerning weather conditions, states that during the next three weeks we will experience changeable and overcast weather conditions. TENNIS. Last Saturday, at tho local courts, a match was played with tho beach visitors, Foxton winning 11 sets, 95 games, Beach four sets, 71 gomes. The scores were as follows (Beach players being mentioned first) : Singles: Mrs Lovelock v. Mrs McMurray 2—7; Miss Rainforth v. Miss Perreau 7—2; Taylor v. McMurray o—7. Ladies' doubles: Miss Kirk and Mrs Lovelock v. Mrs and Miss MoMurray, 4—7; Miss Rainforth and Mrs Andrews v. Mrs Trask and Miss Perreau 5—7; Misses It. Kirk and Burgess v. Misses J. McMurray and Peryman 9 —4. Men's doubles: N. and W. Ross v. Proctor and Aitken 6 —7; Anderson and Taylor v. McMurray and Fuller 6—7; Lovelook and Buddeh v. Peryman and Howe 7—9. Mixed doubles: Miss Kirk and N. Ross v Miss McMurray and Proctor 2—7; Mrs Lovelock and W. Ross v. Mrs McMurray and Aitken, 4—7; Miss Rainforth and Taylor v. Miss Perreau and McMurray, 3—7; Mrs Andrews ami Anderson v. Mrs Trask and Fuller, 2—7; Miss R. Kirk and Lovelock v. Miss J. McMurray and Peryman, 7—3; Miss Burgess and Budden v. Miss Peryman and Howe, 7 —6.