Rangiwahia

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7193, 27 June 1933, Page 5

Rangiwahia

From Our Own Correspondent, Ping Pong.

On Thursday night a match was played between the members of the fui team and a team from i’oep-c -Day for a miniature bat. Tho Tui team finally annexed the trophy by 4d games to l. The scores were (Tuis being mentioned first): —\. Lithgow beat 0. McKenzie22s,1 —5, beat A. Maurice 21 —11, beat Mrs. Maurice 21 —15, beat C. Myers 21—18, beat Miss McKenzie 21 —12, beat J. Beard 21 —10, beat H. Beard 21—0; C. Say well beat H. Beard 21 —7, beat Q. McKenzie227,1 —7, beat A. Maurice 21 —18, beat Mrs. Maurice 21—10, lost to C. Myers 21—23, beat Miss McKenzie 21—15, beat J. Beard 21 —10; W. Oouper beat J. Beard 226,1 —6, beat H. Beard 21—10, beat O. McKenzie 21—14, beat A. Maurice 21—9, beat, Mrs. Maurice 21—16, lost to C. Myers 19 —21, beat Miss McKenzie 21 —16; Miss Collie beat Miss McKenzie 21—17, beat J. Beard 21—12, beat H. Beard 21 —18, beat C. McKenzie 21—15, lost to A. Maurice 18—21, beat Mrs. Maurice 24—21, lost to C. Myers 23—21; P. Jewell lost to C. Myers 19—21, beat Miss McKenzie 21—18, beat J. Beard 21 —13, beat H. Beard 21—15, beat C. McKenzie 21—9, beat A. Maurice 21—15, beat Mrs. Maurice 21—14; Miss Kreger beat Mrs. Maurico 21 —10, lost to C. Myers 16—21, lost to Miss McKenzie 16—21, beat J. Beard 21 —19, beat H. Beard 21—16, beat C. McKenzie 21 —IS, lost to A. Maurice 19—21; N. F. Say-well beat A. Maurice 21—11, beat Mrs. Maurice22B,1 —8, lost to C. Myers 19 —21, beat Miss McKenzie 21—12, beat J. Beard 21—7, beat H. Beard 21 —16, beat C. McKenzie 21 —12. On Saturday a team from the Wairakei Rifle Club visited Apiti for a match with members of that club. The Wairakei team finally proved the better marksmen by a narrow margin of 16 points. Playing at Apiti on Saturday the senior football team were defeated by 10 points to 6. There was a very good attendance at the ping tournament on Saturday night, to raise funds for tho Anglican Church. The tournament was run on handicap lines and the winners of the evening’s trophies were Miss J. Harris and Mr. P. Jewell. The consolation prizes went to Miss Joyce Boshier and Mr. T. Morgan.