AORANGI

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 246, 14 September 1935, Page 11

AORANGI

(From Our Own Correspondent.) AORANGI, Sept. 11.

A team of six players from tho local ping pong club journeyed to Ashhurst for llic return match on Monday night, and after a very pleasant evening’s sport tho Ashhurst team were successful in winning by 34 games to 30. Mr R. Osborne, on bc- ■ half of tho Ashhurst players, welcomed the visitors, and expressed tho hope that they had spent an enjoyable evening. Replying, Mr D. Durie thanked tho Ashhurst team for the interesting games, congratulated them on their win. and thnnked the ladies for tho very enjoyable supper. Details follow, local players being mcn-

tioncd first:—B. Taifc beat R. Potts 21—15, Miss E. Trass 21—18, K. Wiggins 21—19, C. Brewer 21—15, N. Osborne 21—16, J. Borrett 24—22, lost to Miss Iv. Brewer 22 — 20, beat M. Read. D. Dario beat Potts 21—14, Miss Trass 21—15, Wiggins 21—11, Brewer 21—15, Osborne 21—19, Borrett 21 — 17, lost to Miss Brewer 21—15, beat Read 21—12. Miss J. Chcctham beat Potts 21— 10. Miss Trass 21—18, lost to Wiggins 21— 18, Brewer 21—19, beat Osborne 21 —17, lost to Borrett 21 —18, Miss Brewer 22 20, beat M. Read 21—15. M. Blaskett beat Potts 21—13, Miss Trass 21—17, lost to Wiggins 21—15, Brewer 21—17, beat C»‘sborne 21 —14, lost to Borrett 21 —19, beat Miss Brewer 21—17, M. Read 21—17, I). McFarlanc beat Potts 21—17, lost to Miss Trass 21—14, Wiggins 21—5, Brewer 21—19, Osborne 21—14, beat Borrett 21—17, lost to

Miss Brewer 21—5, beat Read 21 —19. N. Cheetham beat Potts 21—19, lost to Miss Truss 227,1 —7, Wiggins 2 27, Brewer 21 —10, Osborno 21—17, Borrett 21—10, Miss Brewer 21—19, Read 21 —10. W. Hayward beat Potts 21—19, lost to Miss Trass 21—15, Wiggins 21—15, Brewer 21—17, beat Osborne 26 —24, lost to Borrett 21—IS, beat Miss Brewer 21—17, lost io Read 21—16. R. Osborne lost to Potts 23 —21, Miss Trass 21—11, Wiggins 21—10. Brewer 21—11, Osborne 21—18, Borrett 21—18, Miss Brewer 21—13, Read 21—12. Mr G. Grant, who has been seriously ill, is making satisfactory progress toward hit former health.

Miss M. Sullivan is holidaying with her brother, Mr J. Sullivan. Meritorious success awarded the two local girls, Miss J. Kendrick and Miss N. An*

sin, who have returned home after competing in the Wellington competitions. Miss Kendrick tied for a first place, and in her class Miss Ansin was placed second. Mr Remnant, who has been an inmato of the hospital for some time, is progressing favourably, and is nearly restored to health. .