Hukanui

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7117, 28 March 1933, Page 4

Hukanui

From Our Own Correspondent,

Tlio members of tlie Hukanui Tennis Club played a match again Makomake last Friday on the Hukanui. court. Weather conditions were ideal l'or play and the games resulted in a win for tko home team by 10 set 3 to (5 (SO games to G 3). During the day luncheon and afternoon tea were dispensed by members of tho homo team and much enjoyed. Details of lue scoring are as follow, Makoinako players being mentioned first:— Ladies’ singles: Miss D. Day beat Miss D. Lawrence 6 —2, Miss M. Sonntag beat Miss M. Twcntyman o—l, Miss Sowry lost to Miss K. Parker 5 6, Miss R. Groves beat. Miss L. Udy G—2. Men’s singles: G. Callender lost to Ron Udy 2 —G, 0. S. Davis lost to K. W. Foss I—G, G. Day lost to Rex Udy 5—6, AY. Eising lo'st to W. Twentyman O—G.0 —G. Ladies’ doubles: Misses D. Day and M'. Sountag lost to Misses D. Lawrence and M. Twcntyman 2 —6, Misses E. Sowry and R. Groves beat Misses R. Parker and L. Ludy 6—3. Men’s doube's: G. Callender and C. Davis lost to Ron Udy and R. AV. Foss 2 —6, W. Eising and G. Day beat Rex Udy and AV. Twcntyman 6 —4. Mixed doubles: Miss D. Day and G. Callender beat Miss D. Lawrence and Ron Udy 6—5, Miss M. Sonntag and C. Davis lost to Miss M. Twcntyman and R. AV. Foss 2—6, Miss E. Sowry and G. Day lost to Miss R. Parker and Rex Udy 's 6, Miss R. Groves and AV. Eising lost to Miss L. Udy and AV. Twcntyman 4—6. Personal The many friends of Mrs J. Welsh, of Kakariki, will bo pleased to hear she has left tho lio'spital and is progressing favourably. Cricket Tho newly-formed Hukanui Cricket Club played its first match against a team, representing Hukanui and Kakariki. Owing to the length of the grass it was a case of “lift everything”; carpet drives were of no effoct. A drivo that would ordinarily have reached tho boundary stopped immediately it left the pitch. The roughness of the ground, however, was in. keeping with the standard of play, a's evidenced by tho scores, but since all were of equal standard the match plovcd very enjoyable. It is expected to have matches against neighbouring districts before the end of tho season. Hukanui proved victorious by 46 runs to SO. Following are tho detailed scores:—

Hukanui. —K, Lambic, c D. Blair, b AV. Twcntyman, 7; G. Dougliorty, c I>. Edwards, b R. Morris, 4 : R. Foss, bAV. Twentvman, 4; Rassmu'ssen, c and b Edwards, 1; J. Morgan, c 11. Morris, b AV. Twcntyman, 3; .T. Gardiner, c D. Blair, b J. Dougherty, 5; C. Coster, b J. Dougherty, 3; C. Parker, b J. Dougherty, 0; D. Udy, run out, 0; Tolley, b Edwards, 10; AVild, not out, 5; AV. AVatkins, Tun out, 1; extras 5; total 4G. Kakariki.—R. Morris, Ibw, b Jv. Lanfbie, 2; D. Edwards, b Lambic, c Morgan, 2; S. Petersen, run out, 2; D. Blair, not out, 6; L. Bartosh, b Lambic c Gardiner, 3; AV. Twcntyman, hit wicket, 3; AVilson, b Gardiner, c Morgan, 3; A. V. Udy, b Morgan, 0; J. Dougherty. b Morgan, c Tolley, 5; AV. Coster, h Morgan, 0; A. Mason, stpd., 3; NT. Goodin, b Morgan, 1; total 30.