Rongomai

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 190, 13 August 1936, Page 2

Rongomai

From Our Own Correspondent Lust Thursday night the ping pong club played a return match with Hinemoa who nuu Liiat sumo week defeated the local club at Hinemoa. ItesulLs wero as follows: — , Ladies’ singles: Miss C. Evans lost to Miss it. Ciulow o— 2, Miss A. Morrison beat miss D. Hind 3—o, Miss M. Davidson beat Miss M. Ciulow 3—l, Mrs. J. Davie lost to Miss H. Ciulow o—2, Miss J. Judd lost to Miss B. Cheeltiey o—2,0 —2, S. Evans beat Miss F. Ciulow 2—o. Mon s singles: J. Evans lost to J. Goldsman o—2, J. Morrison beat M. Seymour 2—o, K. Gustofsen beat I''. Seymour 2—l, A. Wako beat D. Watts 2—l, Jim Evans lost to H. Dick I—2, G. Schnell beat G Clieckley 2—o. T. Morrison beat W, Checkley 2—o, C. Judd beat J. Ciulow 2—o, Seymour Schnell beat H. Hind 2—o. Ladies' doubles: Miss C. Evans and A. Morrison beat R. Ciulow and E. Hina 2—l, M. Davidson and S. Evans beat M Ciulow and E. Ciulow 2—o, Miss Murray and J. Judd lost to B. Checkley and H. Ciulow o—2. Men’s doubles: J. Evans and J. Morrison lost to J. Goldsman and M. Seymour o—2, K. Gustofsen and A. Wake lost to E. Seymour and D. Watts o—2, J. Evans and G. Schnell lost to A. Dick and G. Checkley I—2, Ted Morrison and C. Judd beat M. Ciulow and J. Ciulow 2—o. Combined doubles: J. Evans and Miss C. Evans beat G. Goldsman and Miss R. Ciulow 31—22, J. Morrison and Miss A. Morrison beat M. Seymour and Miss Hind 31—lli, K. Gustofsen and Miss Davidson lost to E. Seymour and Miss M. Ciulow lU—2l, K. Gustofsen and Miss Davidson lost to E. Seymour and Miss M. Ciulow 16 —31, A. Wake and S. Evans lost to D. Watts and H. Ciulow 30 —31, J. Evans and M. Tomlinson beat A. Dick and Miss Checkley 31—27. The total resulted In a win for the home club by 28 games to IG. After the tables were cleared supper was served and the floor was given over to dancing which was greatly enjoyed. Hinemoa Club thanked ltongomai for the line spirit of the games and hoped before long the club would again meet and decido who really was tile better. On Friday evening a very pleasant little evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. llislop. The evening was spent, in dancing and games in a big room cleared for the occasion. Mr. Wake, Miss Evans, Miss H. Harris, Mr. C. Schnell, ilrs. K. llislop and Mr. A. Judd ail contributed towards the music.’ A competition was won by. iliss Harris. Mr. 11, Schnell, on behalf of those present, thanked Mr. and Mrs. llislop for the pleasant evening. Euchre was held .as usual on Saturday night. The prizes went to Mrs. O. Cooper and ill-. E. Evans and the consolation to ill's. Fulton and' Stan Evans. Next Friday the filial night will be held and the winner of the points prize decided. ill’s. Daws was called hurriedly to Deriding owing to an illness of her mother ciuring the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. -W. Evans have taken up residence again in Rongomai, The weather lias been very unsettled of late and heavy wind was experienced over Hie week-end.