MILSON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 131, 3 May 1935, Page 8

MILSON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) MIL SON, May 2. ’flic Table Tennis Club played a match against Kelvin Grove on Tuesday evening in tlie local ball, this being the first mutch in tho competitions. The home team were defeated by 31 games to 5. The individual scores wore ns follow, Alilson players bein or mentioned first:—W. Cater beat Aliss g" J jeas k 31—19, lost to Miss M. ,J.eask 32—30. to Miss F. l.cask 31—28, beat G. McLaren 31—25, R. Ilowc 31—18. J. Ilainl*|y M 3i —22: F. Thompson lost to Miss S. I cask 31—14, to Miss Al. Leask 31—12, to Miss F. Leask 31—16. to McLaren 31—20, to ilowc 31—23, to Ilumblyn 31—15: T. Hutchison lost to Miss S. Leask 31 18, to Miss M. Leask 31—7, to Miss F. Leask 31—16, to McLaren 31—17, to Ilowc 31—24, beat Ilamhlvn 31—29: W. Eden lost to Miss S. 1/cnsk 31—13. to Miss M. Leask 31—7 to Aliss F. Leask 31—5. to McLaren 31 17, (o Ilowc 31—21, to llamblyn 31 24: W. Leslie lost to Aliss S. Leask 31— io" to Aliss AL Leask 31—13. to Aliss E Leask 31—7, to Alcl«ren 31—18, to Ilowc 31—16, to llamblyn 31—24; J. Gilbert lost to Aliss 8. Leask 31—18, to Aliss Al Leask 31—4, to Aliss F. Leask 31—8, to McLaren 31—11. to Howe 31—28, to Ilnmblyn 31—19. The ladies of the club entertained the visitors to supper at the conclusion of the match. \ young girl, Mavis Gumming, of Alontreal' Street, liad the misfortune to faff while attending a function in the hall recently and it was Inter found on an X-ray examination that one of her fingers had been fractured. The accident was doubly unfortunate ns her mother is just recovering f r om tho effects of a broken arm sustainod in a similar manner. Mr Neil Brown, of Durham Road, inglowood was a recent visitor 1o Alilson; he is on a’motor tour to the Napicr-Taupo district.