Milson

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 115, 16 May 1936, Page 11

Milson

I'ron: Our Own Correspondent. Table Tennis. On Tuesday evening tlie lirst match foi tiie competitions was held in the Milson Hall, there being a good attendance of members and onlookers. Supper was provided by Milson. players and an enjoyable evening was spent. The individual scores are as follows, Milson players being mentioned first:— W. Cater beat J. Gore ol —10, Miss L '- Goro 31—13, L. Little 31—1, K. Thomg.s 31 io, N. Hansen 31—19, A. Thomas 31 Mis & s S. Leask beat J. Gore 31—25, Miss L. Gore 31—25, L. Little 31—18, K. Thomas 31 —21, N. Hansen 31 21, A. Thomas 31—21. , Miss F. Leask lost to J. Gore 26—31, beat Miss L. Gore 31—27, L. Little 31 14, K. Thomas 31—23, N. ITansen 31—13, A. Thomas 31—14. Miss M.. Leask lost to J. Gore 2S—ol, yiiss L Gore 26—31, beat L. Little 31—25, K. Thomas 31—19, N. Hansen 31—lb, A. Thomas 31—13. J Avison lost to J. Gore 31 —03, Miss L. Gore 20—31, beat J. Little 31—29, K. Thomas 31—7, M. Hausen 31 5, A. Thomas 31—27. N Cater lost to J. Goro 18—ol, beat Miss L. Gore 33—31, lost to L. Little 24—31, beat IC. Thomas 31—29, N. Hansen 33—31, A. Thomas 31—28. Personal. Mrs. Haining and her daughter Nola are on a visit to Milson and are the guests of Mrs. G. M. Richmond, Montreal street. Miss Ivy Donaldson, of Otahuhu, is the guest of Mrs. W. E. Eulmer, Montreal street.