Tennis.
BADGER CUP GAME. MAKUEI RETAIN TROPHY. A high standard of tennis marked Sunday’s play at Makuri courts when the challengers, tko Mangamutu A team, were defeated for the first time in four years by an inter-club team. The issue was in doubt practically until the finish of play, but Makuri established a lead four sets to retain the trophy. The final scores were: Makuri, 14 sets, 13-1 games; Mangamutu, 10 sets, 124 games. Following are details of the scoring, Makuri players being mentioned first: — Men’s singles: E. Gregorio beat D. O’Brien, 7—G; C. B. Tylee beat E. Lett, 7—4; A. Foulton beat L. Hamilton, 7—3; R. Absolom beat G. Davies, 7—5; J. P. Tylee lost to L. Heayns, G—7; J. Wood lost to V. Brown, 2—7. Ladies’ singles: Miss V. Rutherford beat Mrs. A. Morgan, 7—o; Miss J. Rutherford beat Miss L. Dick, 7—3; Mrs. C. B. Tylee lost to Mrs. W. Bentley, 6—7: Mrs. H. Eglinton beat Miss K. Dick, 7—G; Mrs. J. P. Tylee lost td Miss M. Gunn, 3—7; Miss M. Tennant lost to Miss N. Etz, 2—7. Men’s doubles: Gregorio and C. B. Tyleo beat O’Brien and Lett, 7—4; Poulton and Absolom beat Hamilton and Davies, 7—5; .T. P. Tylee and Wood beat Heayns and Brown, 7—G. Ladies’ doubles: Miss V. Rutherford and Mrs. C. B. Tylee beat Mrs. Morgan and Miss L. Dick, 7—3; Miss J. Rutherford and Mrs. Eglinton boat Mrs. Bentley aud Miss K. Dick, 7—4; Mrs. J. P. Tyleo' and Miss Tennant lost to Misses Gunn and Etz, 4—7. Combined doubles: Gregorie and Miss V. Rutherford beat O’Brien and Mrs. Morgan, 7—4; C. B. Tylee and Miss J. Rutherford beat Lett and Miss L. Dick, 7—l; Poulton and Mrs. C. 8.. Tylee lost to Hamilton and Mrs. Bentley, 5—7; Absolom and Mrs. Eglinton lost to Davies and Miss K. Dick, 2—7; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tylee lost to Heayns and Miss Gunn, I—7; Wood and Miss Tennant lost to Brown and Miss Etz, 5—7. At the conclusion of play, Mr. Trevor Rutherford, on behalf of the holders, thanked the visiting team for the fine games they had given Makuri, and hoped that on some future occasion they would again have the pleasure of meeting the Mangamutu players.. . Mr. Erel Lett, captain of the visiting team, suitably responded and especially thanked the Makuri lady supporters.for their hospitality and he also extended a cordial invitation to Makuri to visit Mangamutu for a friendly match in the near future.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 64, 17 March 1936, Page 2
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416Tennis. Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 64, 17 March 1936, Page 2
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