Marton

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 41, 18 February 1939, Page 2

Marton

From Our Own Correspondent. Tennis. During the week-end the local Tennis Club received a visit from the Feilding Club. An interesting day’s sport was had, with vie tori'- going to the Marton team by 20 sets to 19. Marton players are mentioned flrst in the following results:— Men’s singles: N. Ingle lost to J. Dewe, O. L. Torrens lost to T. Wilson, W. Rutherford lost to Dr. Salmond, W. Sawyer lost to B. Gover, A. Low lost to I. Riley, J. Hutton beat W. Patton, H. Gatsford beat J. Webster, E. Oliver lost to J. Overand.

Women’s singles: Mrs M. Thompson lost to Miss B. Elliott, Mrs Reynolds beat Miss W. Robson, Miss B. Cochran beat Miss P. Fowler, Mrs M. Wysocki beat Miss E. Robson, Miss E. Low lost to Miss Z. Smith, Mrs H. F. Low beat Mrs Lock, Miss M. Denbow beat Miss N. Salmond, Miss J. Murray beat Miss B. Little. Men’s doubles: Ingle and Rutherford lost to Dewe and Wilson. Torrens and Sawyer beat Salmond and Gover; Low' and Hutton lost to Riley and Patton; Gaisford and Oliver beat Wefister and Overand.

Women’s doubles: Mrs Thompson and Miss Cochran beat Misses Elliott and W Robson; Mesdames Reynolds and Wysocki beat Misses Fowler and E. Robson; Miss Low and Mrs Low beat Miss Smith and Mrs Lock; Misses Denbow and Murray beat Misses Salmond and Little. Combined doubles: Mrs Thompson and Rutherford lost to Dewe and Miss Elliott; Miss Cochran and Torrens beat Wilson and Miss W. Robson; Mrs Reynolds and Sawyer beat Salmond and Miss E. Robson; Mi*s Wysocki and Ingle beat Gover and Miss Fowler; Miss Low and Low lost to Riley and Miss Smith; Miss Denbow and Hutton beat Patton and Mrs Lock; Mrs Low and Gaisford beat Webster and Miss Salmond; Miss Murray and Oliver beat Overand and Miss Little. The following is the draw for the ladies' events at the Marton Tennis Club:—

Championship singles: Mrs M. Thomp son v. Miss D. Field, Miss N. Hutton v. Miss B. Cochran, Mrs M. Wysocki v. Miss E. Low, Mrs Fenwick v. Mrs H. Low, Miss J. Murray v. Mrs Reynolds.

Championship doubles: Mrs Thompson and Mrs Wysocki v. Mrs and Miss Baxter; Mrs Fenwick and Mrs Godfrey v. Mrs Church and Mrs Marshall; Miss Cochran an 4 Mrs Torrens v. Misses Morris and Gould; Misses Hutton and Denbow v. Mrs Low and Miss Cummings. Handicap singles: Mrs Low —ls v. Mrs Wysocki —3O; Miss Moore 15 v. Mrs Hare 15; Miss Denbow —ls 3/6 v. Miss Murray —4/6; Miss Low —ls 3/6 v. Miss Baxter —3/6; Miss Ingle 5/6 v. Miss Cummings 3/6; Miss Shannon 15 1/6 v. Miss Gould —4/6.

Handicap doubles: Mrs Thompson and Mrs Wysocki —4O v. Mrs and Miss Baxter —5/6; Misses Barton and Sherriff 15 4/6 v. Misses Shannon and Moore 15; Misses Hutton and Denbow 15 2/6 v. Mrs Glasgow and Mrs Scoon, scr; Misses Low and Field —5/6 v. Miss Cochran and Mrs Torrens —ls 4/6; Mrs Fenwick and Mrs Godfrey —ls 2/6 v. Misses Morris and Gould, scr; Mrs Church and Mrs Marshall —2/6 v. Miss Cummings and Mrs Low, scr. Bowling.

Two rinks from the Wellington Bowling Club, who were on their way to Wanga nui to play for the Duthie Cup, paid a visit to the Marton green on Wednesday afternoon to indulge in a friendly game with Marton. Results were as follow, Wellington players beeing mentioned first: Reynolds, Fletcher, Laurie. O’Donnell 9, v. Mogridge, Low, Morrison. Atkinson, 23 Thompson, McKenzie, Potter, Mayer, 25 v. Lewis, Hempleman, Hunter, Hawkins, 19. Music Examination. The following are tho results of the theory examination held at St. Francis Convent in December:— Licentiate Diploma: Art of teaching, Ellen Robertson, 70; rudiments and harmony, Ellen Robertson 81. Intermediate Division: Maureen Huddleston, 83 (merit). Junior Division: Judith Biggar, 97 (honours); Dorothy Dickie, 96 (honours); Doreen Morris 96 (honours); Jocelyn Jones 9C (honours). Preparatory Division; Eileen Williamson, 85 (honours). Practical Examination (senior division): Zeta Harvey (singing), 76 (merit).