GLEN OROUA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 88, 12 March 1935, Page 9

GLEN OROUA.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) GLEN OROUA, March. 11,

A return tennis match between Carnarvon A and Glen Oroua A was played at Glen Oroua on Saturday afternoon. The weather was beautifully fine and a most enjoyable time was spent by all. , In the previous match Carnarvon were victorious, but on this occasion the honours rested with Glen Oroua by 14 sets and 114 games to 10 sots and 109 games. Following are tho detailed scores, Glen Oroua players being mentioned first in each case: —Men’s singles: G. G. Beattie beat G. Goldfinch, 6—3; N. Probblc lost to D. Burne, 5—6; L. H. Ihle beat L. Burne, 6—5; R. Prebblo beat J. Warren, 6—l; W. Scott lost to P. Hansen, I—6; H. A. Prebblo beat J. Gibbons, 6 —3. Ladies’ singles: Miss M. Prebblo boat Miss N. Lindsay, 6 2; Miss V. Hobbs beat Mrs Florence. 6—3; Mrs Barker lost to Miss A. Goldfinch, 4—6; Miss E. Gloyn lost to Mrs Brcreton, 4—6; Miss A. Sexton lost to Miss D. Burne, 2—6; Mrs Mudford lost to Mrs Gibbons, o—6. Men’s doubles; Beattie and N. Prcbble beat Goldfinch and D. Buine, 6 5; Ihle and R. Prebblo beat L. Burne and Warren, 6—3; Scott and H. A. Prcbble lost to Hansen and Gibbons, 3 —6. Ladies’ doubles: Misses Prcbble and Hobbs lost to Miss Lindsay and Mrs Florence. 5—6; Mrs Barker and Miss E. Gloyn lost to Miss Goldfinch and Mrs Brereton, 5—6; Miss A. Sexton and Mrs Mudford beat bliss Burne and Mrs Gibbons, 6—5. Mixed doubles: Beattie and Miss Prcbble beat Goldfinch and Miss Lindsay, 6—5; N. Prcbble and Miss Hobbs boat D. Burne and Mrs Florence, 6—5; Ihle and Mrs Barker boat L. Burno and Miss Goldfinch, 6—2; R. Prebblo and Miss Gloyn beat Warren and Mrs Brcreton, 6 —3; Scott and Miss Sexton lost to Hansen and Miss Burno I—6- PI. A. Prcbble and Mrs Mudford beat Gibbons and Mrs Gibbons 6--4. A tennis match will bo played at Glen Oroua next Thursday afternoon between tho local team, and Rongotea Messrs F. Webb, 11. McMillan, and b. G Parlano’visited Feilding on Saturday, accompanied by a team of runners representing the school in the Pcildmg district school sports. A very fair measure of success was met with, some of tho younger members of tho team doing particularly W Mrs J. Rose, of Waipawa, and her sister, Mrs W. Knyvett, of Maharahara after an extended holiday in the South Island recently spent a few days with Mrs b. G. Parlano.