AORANGI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 196, 20 July 1937, Page 12

AORANGI.

(From Oru Own Correspondent.) AORANGI, July 19. The local ping-pong team visited Te Arakura and the team of ten players were successful, the scores being 53-47. At the local hall a friendly match was played with Ashhurst. The visitors brought over two tdams and wore successful in both matches. Detailed results are as follow, Aorangi players being mentioned first:—A team (lest. 17—19), R. Tait lost to IC. Wiggins 31 —24 boat L. Hackett 51 —23, J. Borrett 31 —25, Miss K. Brewer 31—20, N. Brewer 31 —19, R. Potts 31 —28; M. Blaskett lost to Wiggins 31—23, Miss Brewer 31—26, beat Hackett 31—23, Borrett 31—18, Brewer 31—20, Potts 31—19; IC. Simeon beat Miss Brewer, Potts 31 —16, lost to Wiggins 31—23, Hackett 31—16, Borrett 31—20. Brewer 31—27; Mrs M. Simeon beat Hackett 31—23, Borrett 31—27, Brewer 31—29, Potts 31—18. lost to Wiggins 31—3, Miss Brewer 31—29; A. Clifford lost to Wiggins 31—29, Hackett 31 27, Borrett 31—13 Miss Brewer 31—26. Brewer 31—22, Potts 31 —28; Miss G. Blaskott beat Borrett 31 —28, Miss Brewer 31 —23, lost to Wiggins 31 —10, Hackett 31 24, Biewcr 31—27, Potts 31—27. B team (lost 16—20), Miss N. Redpath beat M. Paton 31—27, Miss M. Woodroofo 31—26. M. Wcallcans 31—22: B. McFarland beat, Paton 31—28. Mies M. Woodroofo 31—15, lost to Miss M Lacv 31-12, L. Watt 31-20, N. Chcetham 31—20; J. McFarland beat Paton 31—22, Miss Lacy 31—25, Chcetham 34—32, Weallcans 31 —28, lost to Miss Woodroofo 31—25. Watt 31—24; B. Robinson beat Miss Woodroofo 31—12, Miss Lacy 31—28. Wcallcans 31 —18, lost to Paton. 31 27, Watt 31—17. Chcetham 31 —29; Miss Williams beat Hiss Woodroofo 31—27, lost, to Paton 31-27, Miss Racy 32-30. Watt 31—24, Ghoelhain 31—16, Wcallcans 31—23; Mrs H. Moana beat Miss Woodmoje 31—27, Miss Lacy 31 —24, Chcetham 31 —16. lost to Paton 31—25, Watt 31—14, Wcallcans 31 25 The" many friends of Mrs Griffiths will bo pleased to learn of her recovery from her recent illness; she is recuperating at her home. Mr and Mrs Mason Dune, recently motored to Wellington. Mr Dime attended the Synod of tho Anglican Church.