Kairanga

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7196, 30 June 1933, Page 12

Kairanga

From Our Own Correspondent. On Tuesday evening Kairanga . A were at home to Takaro A in tho ping pong competition and scored a win_over their visitors by 21 games to 15. C. Burmeistcr was the only played to “carry his bat,” while R. Dawick and A. Dorn each lost only one game. In the following detailed scores Kairanga players are mentioned first: C. Burmeister beat 8. Bovis 31 —25; R. Dawick 31—13; E. Carter 31—24; T. Bird 31—1 G; D. AlcAlurray 31—21; R. Tapp 31—22. S. Burmeister beat E. Carter 31—28; T. Bird 31—22; D. AlcAlurray 31—23; lost to S. Bovis 27—31; R. Dawick 23 —3l; R. Tapp 30 —32. J. Alale beat E. Carter 31—20; T. Bird 31—21; R. Tapp 31—25; lost to

S. Bovis 22 —31; R. Dawick 19 —31; D. AlcAlurray 27 —31. R, Kirkland beat E. Carter 31—14; T. Bird 31—27; R. Tapp 31—21; lost to S. Bovis 23—31; R. Dawick 25—31; D. AlcAlurray 25 —31. A. Dorn beat 8. Bovis 31 IS; L. Carter 31—22; T. Bird 31—13; D. AlcAlurray 32—30; R. Tapp 3.1—19; lost to R. Dawick 24 —31. Mrs. A. Turner beat E. Carter 31— 27; lost to 8. Bovis 2S—3l; R. Dawick 24 T. Bird 24—31; D. AlcAlurray 25 R. Tapp 21—31. Players and visitors ■ enjoyed tho dainty supper served by tho Kairanga ladies. Her many friends will bo pleased to learn that Aliss Betty Wood, who has been in hospital for some time, is now making rapid progress towards recovery.