Lawn Tennis

Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 43, 23 February 1944, Page 3

Lawn Tennis

A iManawatu team visited Levin at (he week-end, ancl so close was the • play against a Levin team that a tie resulted, both winning 12 sets and 150 games. Results, with the Manawatu players mentioned first: Men’s doubles: Sherrin and llile beat Smith and Heremai, 9—ti; Christie and Bowden lost to Thompson and Richardson, 8—10; Hill and Connors lost to Miller and Watts, 7—9; Sherrin and Christie beat Smith and Richardson. I*—7; Hill and llile lost to Watts and Heremai, 6—9; Bowden and Connors lost to Thompson and Miller, 4—9. Women’s Doubles: Misses A. Nash and Terry beat Mrs Patterson and Miss Shirley, 9—7; Miss Palmer-Brown and Mrs Cogswell beat Mrs Porter and Miss (Mulcahy 9—4; Misses Hassell and V. Brown beat Misses Bevan and Long, 9—4; Misses Nash and Palmer-Brown lost to Mesdames Patterson and Porter, G—9; Mrs Cogswell and Miss Brown beat Misses Bevan and Shirley, 9—7; Missos Terry and Hassell beat Misses Mulcahy and Long, 9—7 Mixed doubles: Sheerin and Miss Nash lost to Smith and Airs Patterson, I—G; Christie and Miss Terry lost to Richardson and Mrs Porter, 5—6; Hill and Miss Palmerston-Brown beat Watt and Mrs Bevan, G—4; llile and Airs Cogswell lost to Heremai and Miss Shirley, 5—G; Bowden and Miss Hassell lost to Thompson and Miss Mulcahy, 3—G; Connors and Miss Brown lost to Miller and M iss Rung, 4—6; Sheerin and Miss Terry lost to Smith and Mrs Porter, 3—G; Christie and Miss Nash beat Richardson and Mrs Patterson, G—3; Hill and Mrs Cogswell lost to Watts and Miss Shirley, 5—G; Ihle and MlssPalmer-Brown beat Heremai and Miss Bevan, 6—3; Bowden and Miss Brown beat . Thompson and Miss Long. G—s; Connors and Miss Hassell beat Miller and Miss Mulcahy, G—s.