Hard Court Tennis in Feilding

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7105, 14 March 1933, Page 3

Hard Court Tennis in Feilding

ST. JOHN’S v. CHELTENHAM A team from the Cheltenham Tennis Club visited the St. John’s Club, Feiiding, on Saturday afternoon, when a series of very keen games resulted in the home club winning by 123 games (14 sets) to 102 games (10 sets). Cheltenham players are mentioned first in the following details:— ' i Ladies’ Singles. Miss J. McFarlane v. Miss Barltrop, G —s; Miss J. Wood v. Miss Z, Cahill, G —2; Miss G. Pettit v. Miss J. Hastie, 6—3; Miss J. Dunstan v. Mis 3 E. Hope, G—s; Miss E. Hills v. Miss B. Malcoimson, G—3; Miss C. Corkiil v. Miss L. Moore, 4—6. Men’s Singles. D. Sinclair v. S. B ram well, I—6; L. Waddell v. J. Overend, 3 —6; E. J. Sinclair v. E. Alsop, 2—G; M. Short v. W. Worsfold, C—4; A. Humphrey v. E. Groombndge, 5—6; L. Newell v. ji. Pickering, I—6.1 —6. Ladies’ Doubles. Misses J. McEarlano and J. Wood v. Misses V. Barltrop and Z. Caliiil, 4 —6; Misses G. Pettit and J. Dunstan v. Misses J'. Hastie and L. Moore, 6 —a; Misses E. Hills and C. Corkili v. Misses E. Hope and B. Malcolmson, 4 —G. Men’s Doubles. D. Sinclair and L. Waddell v. B. Bramwell and J. Overcnd, G —4, E. Sinclair and M. Short v. E. Alsop and A. Pickering, 4 —o; A. Humphrey and L. Newell v. W. Worsfold and F. Groombridge, 3 —6. Mixed Doubles. Miss McFarlane and Sinclair v. Miss Barltrop and Bramwell, 5 —6; Miss Wood and Waddell v. Miss Canill and Overend, O—G; Miss Pettit and Sinclair v. Miss Hastie and Alsop, G —s; Miss Dunstan and Short v. Miss Hopo and Worsfold, G —4; Miss Hills and Humphrey v. Miss Malcolmson and Groombridge, 4—6; Miss Corkili and Newell v. Miss Moore and Pickering, 2 —6.

ST. PAUL’S v. .METHODIST On St. Paul’s Tennis Club courts, Feilding, on Saturday a match was played against tho Methodist Club, a close contest resulting in the fonder club winning by 10G games to 99 with sets even. The following are the details, St. Paul’s players being mentioned first:— Ladies’ Singles, Miss E. Whisker lost to Miss B. Dewe, 5 —6; Miss J. Watts beat Miss A. Thurston, G--1; Miss A. Pago lost to Miss K. Carthcw, 2—G; Miss J. Pearce beat Miss T. Carthew, 6 —3; Miss J. Telford beat Miss 0. Gifford, G —s; Miss J. Wilson beat Miss M. Shelton, G—o. Men’s Singles, I. C. Robinson lost t > J. Dewe, 4 —G; A. Bush beat R. Darragh, G —4; D. Smith beat V. Whitehead, 6 —3; Z. McLeod lost to J. Jeffs, 2—G; P. Pearreau lost to J. Farmer, 5 —6; J. Neilson beat M. Eade, G —3. Ladies’ Doubles. Misses Whisker and Page lost to Misses Dewe and Thurston, 3—6; Misses Walls and Pearce lost to the Misses Carthew, 2—6; Misses Telford and Wilson beat Misses Gifford and Shelton, G—o. Men’s Doubles. Robinson and Smith lost to Dewe and Darragh, 4 —6; Bush and McLeod lost to Whitehead and Jeffs, 2—G; Perreau and Neilson lost to Farmer and Eade, I—G. Combined Doubles. Miss Whisker and Bush beat Miss Dcive and Darragh, 6 —U; Miss Walls and Robinson lost to Miss Thurston and Dewe, 4—6; Miss Page and McLeod lost to Miss K. Carthew and Whitehead, O—G;0 —G; Miss Wilson and Smith beat Miss T. Carthew and Jeffs, G—l; Miss Telford and Perreau beat Miss Gifford and Farmer, G— 3; Miss Pearce and Neilson beat Miss Shelton and Eawe, G —4. St. Paul’s: 106 games, 12 sets. Methodist: 99 games, 12 sets.