Feilding District Tennis Results

Manawatu Times, Volume 70, Issue 46, 23 February 1945, Page 6

Feilding District Tennis Results

In the Feilding district tennis competitions Feilding Club won from St. Brigid’s Club by 16 sets to nil (12U games) (3.2 games) and Halcombe Club defeated Cheltenham Club by 13 sets (112 games) to 3 sets (59 games). Details are as follows: Halcombe v Cheltenham Men’s singles: F. Dais lost to D. Sinclair, 5—9; T. Clapham lost to E. Sinclair, 7 —9; G. Judd beat.iu. Short, 9 7; D. McNae beat S. Richardson, 9—2. Women’s singles: N. O’Sullivan beat M. Sinclair, 7 —3; P. O’Sullivan beat J. Anderson, 7—3; V. Judd beat S. McFarlane, 7 —o; P. Judd beat N. Anderson, 7 —o. Men’s doubles: F. Dais and T. Clapham lost to D. and E. Sinclair, 5 —7; G. Judd and D. McNae beat M. Short and S. Richardson, 7—3. Women’s doubles: P. and N. O’Sullivan beat M. Sinclair and J. Anderson, 7 —2; V. and P. Judd beat N. Anderson and S. McFarlane, 7—2. Combined doubles: P. O’Sullivan and F. Dais beat M. and D. Sinclair, 7 —4. N. O’Sullivan and T. Clapham beat Iv. Anderson and E. Sinclair, 7 —4. V. and G. Judd beat M. Short and M. Anderson, 7 —l; I*. Judd and D. McNae beat S. McFarlane and S. Richardson, 7 —3. Won by Halcombe 13 sets 112 games, to 3.sets 59 games. St. Brigid’s v Feilding Men’s singles: P. Rush lost to I. Riley, 4 —9; W. Williams lost to B. Lawrence, 6 —9; P. Hassell lost to D. Fergusson, 5 —9; H. Rodgers lost to V. Lawrence, o—9. Women’s singles: D. Boswell lost to Mrs. Barltrop, I—7; J. Scott lost to Mrs. McLean, 2 —7; Mrs. Skapleski lost to Mrs. McNae, o—7;0 —7; M. Simson lost to Mrs. Gover, o—7. Men’s doubles: Rush and Williams i lost to Riley and Lawrence, 3—7; Hasell and Rodgers lost to Fergusson and Lawrence, o—7. Women’s doubles: Misses Boswell and Scott lost to Mesdamos Barltrop and McLean, 3 —7; Mrs. Skapleski and Miss Simson lost to Mesdames McNae and Gover, I—7. Mixed doubles: Rush and Miss Boswell lost to Riley and Mrs. Barltrop, 2 7; Williams and Mrs. Shapleski lost to B. Lawrence and Mrs. McLean, 3—7; Hassel and Miss Scott lost to Fergusson and Mrs. McNae, 2—7; Rodgers and Miss Simson lost to V. Lawrence and Mrs. Gover, o—7. Won by Feilding 120 games 16 sets to 32 games 0 sets. For the second stage of the Feilding ewe fair - to-day thero is an entry of 23,000 mixed aged ewes drawn from over a wide area. Recent sales of this class of breeding ewe indicate that earlier values are being well sustained.