TENNIS

Northern Advocate, 19 March 1934, Page 7

TENNIS

MARERETU E 'V. WAIKIEKIE B. A match between the above teams was played at Waikiekie and resulted in a win for the home team by 13 sets to 11. Results were as follows, Mareretu players being mentioned first;— Men's Singles.—J. Burke v. E. Babe, 7 —5; E, Illingworth v. E. Gunson, 7—4; C. McAdam v. H. Berridge, 7 —5; A. Worthington v. E. Roberts, 6—7; J. Hudspith v. K. Babe, 7 —G; D, Worthington v, J. Walker, o—7. Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs Gray v. Mrs Gunson, 6 —4; Mrs Levy v. Mrs E-. D. Babe, 6 —4; Miss Worthington v. Mrs C. Dobson, 4 —6; Miss McAdam v. Mrs Chellew, 6— 2; Mrs Worthington v. Miss Woodward, 2—6; Mrs Mikaere v. Miss Walker, 4—6. Men's Doubles.—Burke and Illingworth y. Babe and Gunson, 6 —2; McAdam and Worthington v. Berridge and Roberts, 5 —G; Hudspith and Worthington v. Babe and Walker, ■ G—4.

Ladies 1 Doubles. —Mrs Gray and Mrs Levy v. Mrs Gunsou and Mrs Babe, 56; Miss Worthington and Miss McAdam v. Mrs Dobson' and Mrs Chellew, I—6;1 —6; Mrs Worthington and Mrs Mikaere v. Miss Woodward and Miss Walker, I—6. Combined Doubles. —Burke and Mrs Gray v. Babe and Mrs Gunson, 4—6; Illingworth and Mrs Levy v. Gunson and Mrs Babe, 2 —6; McAdam and Miss Worthington v. Berridgo and Mrs Dobson, 3 —6; Worthington and Miss McAdam v. Roberts and Mrs 1 Chellew, 6 —3; Hudspith and Mrs Worthington v. Babe and Miss Woodward, 6— 5; Worthington, v. Mrs Mikaere v. Walker and Miss Walker, 4—6. OMAN A B V. WAIKIEKIE B. A match between the above teams was played at Waikiekie and resulted in a win for the home team by 17 sets to 7. Results were as follows, Omaua players being mentioned first:— Men’s Singles. —H. Bradley v. J. Roberts, 4. —(J; P. Ballantyno v. E, Gunsou, 4.—0; A. McLauchliu v. B. 'Roberts, 6 —3; R. Platt v. C. Dobson, 63; B. Windust v. H. Berridge, 3—6; B. Bedwell v. K. Babe, 2—6. Ladies’ Singles. —Mrs B. Legarth v. Miss D. Babe, 6 —2; Mrs L. Keene v. Mrs E. Gunsou, 6 —2; Mrs M. Watersou v. Mrs C. Dobson, 6 —3; Mrs A. McLauchliu v. Mrs Chellew, 2—6; Mrs R. Platt v. Miss I. Walker, 2—o; Miss R. Christenson v. Miss Galley, 2—6.

Men’s Doubles. —Bradley and Bab l.'iutyno v. Roberts and (liaison, I—G;1 —G; McLauehlin and Platt v. Roberts and Dobson, G—3; Wiudust and Bodwell v. Berridge and Babe, 3—G,

Ladies’ Doubles. —Miss Legarth and Mrs Keene v. jMiss Babe and Mrs Gnusou, 2—o; Mrs Watcrson and Mrs MeLauclilin v. Mrs Dobson and Mrs Chollew, o—s;0 —5; Mrs Platt and Miss Christensen v. Miss Walker and Miss Galley, 2 —G. Combined Doubles—Bradley and Miss Legarth v. Roberts and Miss Babe, 5 —6; Baliantyne and Mrs Keene v. Gunson and Mrs Gunson, fi—C; McLauehlin and Mrs Waters on v. Eob•crts and Mrs Dobson, 4—6; Platt and Mrs McLauchlin v. Dobson and Mrs Chellcw, I —G; Windnst and Mrs Platt v. Porridge and Miss Walker, 2—6; Bed we ll and Miss Christensen v. Babe and Miss Galley, 3—G.