Pohangina Valley
From Our Own Correspondent,
On Saturday a team representing Aokautere Tennis Club journeyed tod Pohangina where a. match was played against the local enthusiasts. After an enjoyable afternoon's play, Pohangina proved to be the victors by a comfortable margin, the scores being, Pohangina 19 sets M 0 games, Aokautere 5 sets, 8< games. Following are the scores, Pohangina players being named first:— Mens’ singles: W. Smart beat \voods 6 4* R. Smart beat J. Woodley G—3; -b. Roberts beat A. Crowe 6—3; H. Moar lost to J. Hopcroft 5—6; R. Culling beat AY. Anderson 6 —4; A. Bailey lost to J. Judd 4 6. Ladies’ singles: Miss M. Klink beat Miss E. Anderson 6 —4; Miss N. Klink lost to Miss M. Anderson 3—6; Miss M. Smart beat Miss 1. Anderson G—o; Miss R Klink beat Miss E. AVoods 6—5; Miss I)! AVatson beat Miss N. Brill 6—4; Miss M. Maddison beat Mrs. Ferguson 6—o. Men’s doubles: AV. and R. Smart lost to Woods and Woodley 5—6; Roberts and Moar boat Crowe and Hopcroft 7—l; Culling and Bailey lost to Anderson and Judd 4—6. , Ladies' doubles: Misses M. and JN. Klink beat Misses M. and E. Anderson 65; Misses Smart and R. Klink beat Misses M. and E. Anderson 6—5; Misses Smart and R. Klink beat Misses 1. Anderson and AVoods 6—3; Misses Watson and Maddison beat Miss Brill and Mrs. Ferguson 6—4. Combined doubles: W. Smart and Miss M. Klink beat Woods and Miss E. Anderson 7—6; R, Smart and Miss N. Klink beat AVoodley and Miss M. Anderson 74; Roberts and Miss Smart beat Crowe and Miss I. Anderson 6—l; Moar and Miss R. Klink beat Hopcroft and Miss AVoods C—2; Culling and Miss beat Anderson and Miss Brill 6—3; Bailey and Miss Maddison beat Judd and Mrs. Ferguson 6—l. Personal.
Mrs. Stuart Hunter of Auckland is the guest of her mother, Mrs. G. AVagstaff, Pohangina. Mrs. D. AVatson and family, of Pohangina, are holidaying at Paraparaumu. Mrs. T. Sinclair and Master Don Sinclair, of Pohangina, are visiting AVellington.
Mr. G. AVagstaff snr., of Pohangina, underwent a serious operation in a Palmerston North private hospital on Monday. ■ His many friends will be glad to learn that he is progressing satisfactorilv, and will wish him a speedy recovery.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 16, 19 January 1935, Page 3
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381Pohangina Valley Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 16, 19 January 1935, Page 3
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