OPIKI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 294, 9 November 1934, Page 9

OPIKI.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

OPIKI, Nov. 7. Ping pong still continues to bo popular among the young people of the district, and quite a large number of-en-thusiasts spent a happy evening in the hall last Tuesday. The results of the games arc as follow: A. Simpson heat B. Seifert, 21 —14, and lost to A. Hodgson, 19—21; B. Seifert lost to J. Young 20 —22, A. Simpson, 14—21; J. Hepburn beat A. Hodgson 21 —15, G. Young 25 —23; A. Hodgson lost to J. Hepburn 15—21, beat A. Simpson 21 —19; Y. Henderson beat F. Carson 21—15, lost to M. Johnson 18—21; J. Cummerfield beat B. Mason 21—18, lost to H. Sherman 19—21; B. Mason lost to K. Johnson 15 —21, J. Cummerfield 18—21; F. Carson lost to V. Henderson 15—21, beat M. Alve 21—10; M. Johnson boat Y. Henderson 21 —15, K. Johnson 21 —13; H. Sherman beat J. Cummerfield 21—19, lost to G. Young 10—21; G. Young lost to J. Hepburn 23—25, beat H Sherman 21—15; K. Johnson beat B. Mason 21—16, lost to M. Johnson 13—21; J. Young beat B. Soifert 22 —20, lost to R. Young 15 —21; G. Parry lost to 1. Morgan 15—21, beat R. Young 21 —19; I. Morgan beat G. Parry, 21 —15, E. Kay 21—11; K. Young lost to G. Parry 19 —21, beat J. Young 21—15; R. Carson beat M. Alve 21—5, J. Wilkes 21—16; J. Wilkes lost to L. Carson 16— 21, beat A. McPherson 21—15; E. Kay lost to I. Morgan 11 — 21, to S. Free 11—21; E. Lovatt beat R. Yule 21—19, lost to Young 9 —21; S. Free beat E. Kay 21 —11, W. Young 21—15.

News has been receivod of the safe arrival of Mrs Seifert and Miss Seifert, in Sydney, where they were met by Mr Seifert. They were all, at the time of writing, in the best of health and enjoying themselves very much and intended leaving almost immediately for Melbourne. The first draft of fat lambs from- this district was trucked last week by Mr J. Buglass.