UMUTOI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 246, 16 September 1932, Page 3

UMUTOI.

(From Our Own Corespondent.) UMUTOI, Sept, 14. The Apiti I’ing Pong Club visited Uinuioi on Tuesday evening and played a friendly match against the homo team. Tho match resulted in a win for tho visitors by 40 games to 32. Following are the detailed results, Apiti players being montioiled first: —A toams: M. Jacobs lost to M. Amadio 31—9, beat IC. Schmidt 31—26, lost to L Pawson 31—18, beat H. Mckcnzie 31 , 24 N. Hart 33-31, It. Boddy 31—129; B. Rutherford lost to M. Amadio 31—21. beat Mackenzie 31-28, Hart 31-18, Boddy 31El- 3 Osborne lost to Amadio 32— Ml, .beat to’L. Pawson 31-18, beat H. McKenzie 31 31—21 Hart 31—21, lost to Boddy 31.—24, Mrs Cantwell lost to Amadio 31 24 bca Schmidt 31—26, lost to Pawson 33—31, beat Mackenzie 39-37, Hart 31-18, Bodily Slab; Miss Miller lost to Amadio 31—26, beat Schmidt 31-27, lost to Pawson 31-27, Mac

Boddy 31—10; total, Apiti 20, Umutoi 16. B teams: T. Osborno lost to 11. Hcnimings 31 —29, Miss D. Hemmings 31 —29; W. Thomas loot to E. Buckman 31—16, O. Hemmings 31 —25; Enwright boat E. Signal 31—28, J. Cawood 31—12; Mrs Osborne beat R. Hemmings 31 —24, lost to E. Buckman 31 —19, to Miss D. Hemmings 31 —20, beat E. Signal 31 —19, Miss O. Hemmings 31—25, J. Cawood 32—30; Miss Calder beat Hemmings 31—24, lost to Buckman 31 —29 beat Mies D. Hemmings 36—34, Signal 31 — 12, Miss O. Hemmings 31 —20, J. Cawood 31 —25; Miss Osborne beat Hemmings 31— 24, lost to Buckman 31—23, to Miss D. Hemmings 31—22, beat Signal 31—26, Miss 0. Hemmings 32—30, J. Cawood 31 —15; Miss McKay beat Hemmings 33 —31, lost to Buckinan 31—18, to Miss 1). Hemmings 31 —2B, becat Signal 32—30, lost to Miss O. Hemmings 31—23, to J. Cawood 31—25; R. Viles beat Hemmings 31—23, lost to Buckman 31 —16, to Miss D. Hemmings 31—27, beat Signal 31—24, Miss O. Hemmings 31 — 28, lest to Cawood 31 —24. Totals: Apiti 20, Umutoi 16. At the conclusion of the evening Mr T. Osborne thanked tho Umutoi team for the interesting games and splendid hospitality and asked for a return match at Apiti. Sir M. C. Amadio suitably replied.