KAIRANGA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 296, 12 November 1934, Page 9

KAIRANGA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) ICAIRANGA, Nov. 10.

Last Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the Tennis Club played a friendly match against the Kopane ladies on the private court of Mr and Mrs K. Thompson. After some very evenly contested games Kopane proved to bo the winners by 6 sets to 6. Afternoon tea was served by the Kopane ladies. Details are as follow, Kopane players being mentioned first:—Singles: Miss S. Parsons beat Mrs 0. Collis, 6 —5; Mrs Burrell beat Miss E. Green, 6 —4; Miss E. Boddy beat Miss D. Capp, 6 —l; Miss M. Mitchell beat Miss J. Eglinton 6 —3; Miss D. Boddy lost to Miss O. Green, 2—6; Miss G. Parsons lost to Mrs H. Turner, 3 —6. Doubles: Miss S. Parsons and Mrs Burrell lost to Mrs 0. Collis and Miss E. Green, 3—6; Misses E. Boddy and M. Mitchell beat blisses J. Eglinton and D. Capp, 6—o; Misses G. Parsons and J. Mitchell lost to Miss O. Green and Mrs H. Turner, 5—6; Miss D. Boddy and Mrs K. Thompson lost to Mrs Collis and Miss Eglinton, 4—6; Mrs Iv. Thompson and Miss J. Mitchell beat Misses E. and O. Green, 6 —3. On Thursday evening a ping pong match was played between teams representing Town and Country, in the local hall. Some of the games were very close. Town wore the winners by 47 games to 34. Supper was served by the ladies present. Following are the detailed results, Country players being mentioned first —S. Burmcistor beat Mrs Pratt 31—28, A. Divcall 31—29, J. Sutton 31—26, C. Lampard 31 —26, J. Hamblin 31 —24, G. Eglinton 31 —24, lost to D. Bush 29—31, C. Burineister 12—31, M. Lennox 30—32; J, Pratt beat A. Diveall 31—28, J. Sutton 31—18, C. Lampard 31—27, J. Hamblin 31—21, G. Eglinton 31 —28, lost to D. Bush 23—31, C. Burmoister 32—34, Mrs Pratt 31 —33, M. Lennox 24 —31; Mrs Turner beat A. Diveall 31 —17, Sutton 31 —17, Lennox 31—13, Lampard 31 —16, Hamblin 31 —24, Eglinton 31—16 lost to Bush 24—31, C. Burmeistcr 19—31, Mrs Pratt 20—31; R. Kirkland beat Bush 31—29, C. Burmeistcr 31—27, Mrs Pratt 31—24, Diveall 31—27, Sutton

31—25, Lennox 31—26, Lampard 31—2, Hamblin 31—25, Eglinton 31—26; B. Hardies beat Sutton 31—20, Lampard 31—17, lost to Bush 24—31, C. Burmeistcr 21—31, Mrs Pratt 17—31. Diveall 26—31, Lennox 27—31 Hamblin 20—31, Eglinton 26—31; B. Lennox beat Bush 32 —30, lost to C. Burmeistcr 30—32, Mrs 29—31, A. Diveall 25—31, Sutton 20—31, Lennox 25-31 Lampard 27-31. Hamblin 28-31, Ecrlinton 15—31; C. Wilkinson beat C. B«“er 38—-36, A. Divohall 32-30 lost to Bush 30—32, Mrs Pratt 29—31, Sutton 23—31, Lennox 20—31, Lampard 21—31, Hamblin 14—31. Eglinton 20—31; E Sanders beat Diveall 31—20, Lampard 31—27 Eglinton 31—27. lost to Bush 20 -3l’ C. Burmeistcr 24—31, Mrs Pratt 20—31, Sutton 24—31, Lennox 27—31, Hamblin 21—31; P. Ki'ivcn lost to Bush 20 31 C .Burmeistcr 24—31, Mrs Pratt 17—31’, Divehali 21—31, Sutton 29—31, Lonnox 23—31, Lampard 18—31, Hamblin 29—31, Eglinton 22—31 Mr and Mrs Campbell, of Lower Hutt, who wore the guests of Mr and. Mrs L. Clark for the Show, have journeyed to Auckland for the remainder of their holidays. Congratulations are due to Mrs C. W. Turner for her success in the home industry* section at the reoent Show. ■ |