Kairanga
The first game of tho second round of Association table tennis was played by tho Kairanga A team against the Takaro team on the home tables last Tuesday evening, tho visitors winning by the narrow margin of 2 games—Takaro 19 games, Kairanga 17. Detailed scores are as follow, Kairanga players being mentioned fll jf’Malo beat A. Bovis 31—15, R. Tapp 31—18, G. Marshall 31—20, D. McMurray 31—28, G. Tapp 31—28, lost to A. Dorn V. Gioyn heat A. Bovis 31—15, E. Tapp 31—2 G, A. Dorn 31—17, lost to G. Marshall 27—31, D. McMurray 21—ol, G. Tapp 27—31. _ „„ n It. Kirkland beat A. Dorn 31—28, G. Taup ol—2S, lost to Bovis 20 — 31, lv. Tapp 22—31, G. Marshall 20 — 31, D. McMurray 27—31. „ r _ C. Burmeister beat A. Bovis ol—2d, 3Tapp 31—10, G. Marshall 31—29, A. Dorn 31—IS, lost to D. McMurray 24—31, O. Tapp 25 —31. „ 0 _ S. Burmeister beat A. Bovis ol—-28, R. Tapp 33—31, lost to G. Marshall 19—-1, D. McMurray 25 —31, A. Dorn 21 01, G. T ll P Gloyn beat D. McMurray 31—28, lost to A. Bovis 25—31, R. Tapp 21—31, G. Marshall 20—31, A. Dorn 28—ol, G. Tapp Og An enjoyablo evening was spent last Wednesday when a ladies’ and men s team journeyed from Glen Oroua to trj conclusions in a friendly table tennis match. Tho final scores disclosed a win i for both Kairanga teams, tho ladies by 16 games to 14 and the men by 2d games to 5. Glen Oroua players are mentioned first in the following results:— Miss B. Wheeler lost to Mrs. C. Turner 25—31, Miss D. Capp 21—31, A. Parkin 28—31, beat J. Eglinton 31 —27, B. Crosbie 31 9g < , Miss N. Wheeler lost to Mrs. C. Turner ! 25—31, Misses D. Capp 31—25, A. Parkin j 22—31, beat J. Eglinton 27—31, D. Crosbie i 31—13. „ m i Miss M. Poupard lost to Mrs. C. Turner 31—23, beat Miss D. Capp 32—30, A. Parkin 31—20, J. Eglinton 31—22, B. i Crosbio 31 —12. M. Sexton lost to Mrs. S. Turner 31— 18, Miss D. Capp 31—21, A. Parkin 2<—3l, beat J. Eglinton 31—21, B. Crosbie ol A. Sexton lost to Mrs. C. Turner 15— 31, beat D. Capp 32—30, lost to A. Parkin 26—31, J. Eglinton 2d —31, beat B. Crosbie 31—9. Miss C. Edmonds lost to Mrs. Turner 28—31, D. Capp 13—31, A. Parkin 29—31, beat J, Eglinton 32—30, B. Crosbio 31—IS. Personal. Mr. and Mrs. W. Davey, of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. J. Davey, of Carnarvon, and Mr. R. Davey, of Wanganui, were the ! guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Davey for the week-end. . , 8 Visitors from Rukuhia, Waikato, are 1 Mr. and Mrs. T. Bennett and their son and daughter, Ruth and Jack, who are 1 staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Teague. I Mrs. Small and Miss Molly Small have 1 returned from a visit to Wellington where , they have been staying with Mrs. Small s mother, Mrs. Donavon. Mr. Leslie Teague, now of Rukuhia, Is ■at present holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Teague. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hyde have returned from a motor tour of tho Gisborne and Napier districts. Mr. X. Davey has left to spend a month’s holiday at Te Aroha.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIX, Issue 7486, 9 June 1934, Page 5
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