Milson

Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 231, 30 September 1936, Page 13

Milson

I'rom Our Own iCorrespondent. The final game of tho season was held by the .Uilson Table Tennis Club aunng last week. The game took the form of a ' handicap tournament when Miss ±M. ; hea.sk proved to be the winner with J. Avison runner up. The following is a detailed list of games:— First round: Miss S. Leask beat T. Hutchinson I—2o. Miss M. Leask beat H. I Meehan 31—22. J. Avison Dcac G. ■ McLaren 31—28, Miss F. Leask beat Mrs. it. Brown 31—29, 10. Bulmer a bye. Second round: E. Bulmer lost to Miss b. Leask 2V—3l, Hutchinson lost to Miss F. Leak 31 —33, G. McLaren lost to Meehan 29—31, Miss M. Leask beat Mrs. Brown 31—19, Avison, a bye. Third round: J. Avison beat M. Leask ;m iy, s, Leask beat Hutchinson 31—22, K Leask lost to McLaren 2G—3l, Mrs. Brown lost to Bulmer 30—32, It. Meehan, a bye. Fourth round: Meehan lost to M. Leask 20 3i, s, Leask beat Bulmer 32—30, Mrs. Brown lost to F, Leask 30—32, Avt«on tost to McLaren IS—3l, Hutchinson, a bye. Fifth round: Hutchinson beat McLaren ;tj 2S, M. Leask beat Bulmer 31—19, S. Leask lost to Avison 2S—3l, F. .Leask beat Meehan 31 —20. Sixth round: Avison beat Bulmer 31—27, Hutchinson lost to M. Leask 12—31, S. Leask beat F. Leask 31—23, McLaren beat Meehan 31—22. Seventh round: McLaren lost to S. Leask 27—31, F. Leask lost to M. Leask 27—31. Eighth round: Avison beat fc. Leask 31—23, F. Leask lost to M. Leask 21—31. Semi-final: Avison beat S. Leask 31—16. M. I,cask a bye. Final: M. Leask beat Avison 31—26. Tennis Club. The committee of the Milson Tennis | Club met on Sunday evening. Members present were Mesdames Rasmussen. Taylor, Messrs. Buhner (chair), Gilbert, Williams and Gumming (secretary). It. was resolved to include Taka.ro Club on the invitation list and to purchase material for repairing No. 1 court. A working bee is called for Sunday next. Material for fastening nets in centre is also to be procured, along with cup hooks to hang crockery in the pavilion and material to make a blackboard. Mr. Williams is to approach the school committee for the use ofconveniences during matches played on the local courts. Ladder matches for men are to be played to six advantage instead of nine as in previous years. Personal. Mr. E. Johansen, of Putaruru, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, 11. Johansen, of Carlisle street, during tho week-end. Mr. and Mrs. IT. Taylor, of Montreal street, Milson, arc at present on their annual holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Johansen Jnr., of Waipukurau, were week-end visitors to Milson, where they visited Mr. Johansen Snr. Miss Mona Johansen was also a visitor from Wellington.