COLYTON

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 111, 11 April 1936, Page 2

COLYTON

(From Our Own Correspondent.) COLYTON, April 7. The final inter-club tennis match for the season was played on Saturday on the Colyton courts with Aratika. The visitors proved the winners by 15 sets and 128 gained to 9 sets and 97 games. -Detailed results of the games are as follow. Aratika players mentioned first: —Men’s singles: C. Burr lost to S. Hocken. 5—6; A. Burr beat B. Burgess, 6—3; C. Wilson lost to V. Hansen, 3—6; J. 1X631163115 lost to L. Bradley, 3—6; A. Burr lost to W. Hockcn, 5—6; R. Armstrong beat W. Bussell, 6—2. Ladies’ singles; Mrs Caldwell beat Aliss Wales, 6—4; Miss Mason beat Miss Hocken,- 6 —o; Mrs Slight beat Mrs Bussell, 6—5; Miss Hansen beat Mrs Bradley, 6 —3; Miss Adsett boat Miss J. Short, 6—3; Miss Wealleans beat Aliss J. Funston, 6—3. Men’s doubles: C. and A. Burr beat S. Hocken and Burgess, 6—5; Wilson and A. Burr lost to Hansen and Bradley, 4—6; Armstrong and Wealleans lost to W. Hocken and Bussell, 4—6. Ladies’ doubles: Mrs Caldwell and Miss Mason beat Misses Wales and Hocken, 6—2; Mrs Slight and Ali-w Hansen beat Mrs Bussell and Mrs Bradley, 6—3; Miss Adsett and Wealleans.beat Mieses Short and Funston, 6—2. Mixed douhles; Mrs Caldwell and C. Burr beat Miss Wales and S. Hocken, 6—2; Miss Mason and A. Burr lost to Miss Hocken and Burgees, 5—6; Airs Slight and C. Wilson lost to Airs Bussell and Hansen, 5—6; Aliss Hansen and Wcalelans lost to Air and Airs Bradley. 4—6; Aliss Adsett and C. Wilson beat Aliss Short and Bussell, 6—l; Aliss Wealleans and Armstrong bent. Aliss Funston and Hcrken. 6 —5. At the function arranged by the Colyton Cricket Club to celehrat.e their winning of the Guthrie Shield in the Feilding Cricket Association competitions, reminiscences of the cricket days of £5 years ago were recorded bv. .Air Fitzherbert. and Air W. Power (club captain) detailed the activities of the club during the last 15 years, stating that. it was the sorond occasion on which -the Colyton Club had been successful in the shield competitions. The last was the first year the shield was donated, 15 years ago. The Colyton Club had the honour of being one of the oldest in the district and in two years’ time they hoped to celebrate the jubilee. A record of this season’s association matches is: Played 6, won 4, lost 2. The tram which has been successful comnrised W. Power (club captain), A. Waldin (vice-caotain), H. Fitzherbert. Af. Fitzherbert, H Howell, J. Waldin, Af. Waldin, T. Gibson, N. Bramwell, H. Shepherd, S. Hocken. W. AfeLood, J. Thurston, K. Viles, and J. Telford.