Ararua Tennis
j On Friday evening a tennis dance i was held in the Ararua hall. Owing !to numerous counter attractions. | there were not a great many present, ■ but a very enjoyable evening resulted. Music for the dancing was played by Mr and Mrs Walbrldgo’s orchestra, and, Mr IT. Smith acted as M.C. A Monte Carlo dance was won by Miss N. Smith and Mr R. Millward. The annual meeting of the Ararua Basketball club was held on Monday, when Mrs P, Stratford presided. A I very successful first year was ex peri- ! enced by the club, and it was decided I again to enter a team in the Otama- ! tea competitions. The election of officers resulted.— President. Mrs A. C. Leaf; vice-presi-dent, Mrs P. F. Stratford; secretary and treasurer, Mrs D. Fenwick; captain, Miss O. Richardson; delegates to association, Mesdames A. C. Leaf and ; D. Fenwick and Miss O. Richardson; ■ club referee, Mrs G. Sterling; com- j mittce, all players. Ararua v. Huarau. Following are the results of the above match, Ararua names being mentioned first. — Men’s Singles.—R. Julian lost (o J. Williamson, 2—(i; D. Fenwick beat L. Maras, (J—s; A. Wansbone beat R. j Dodds, G —4; G. Sterling beat E, Wil- i liamson, 6—2; S. Peters, beat G. Liss- I ington, 6—3: E. Penny lost to K. j Smith. 2—6; R. Milhvard beat 1. j Noble. o—4. i
Ladies’ Singles.—Mrs D. Fenwick boat Miss W. King, 6—4; Mrs Jones beat Mrs G. Lissinglon, 6—o; Mrs G. Sterling beat Miss Ariel. 6—o; Miss J. Cartwright beat Mrs Maras. 6—o. Men’s Doubles.—D. Fenwick and A, Wansbone beat J, Williamson and L. Maras, 6—3; G, Sterling' and S. Peters beat R. Dodds and son, 6—l; E. Penny and R. Mill ward lost to K. Smith and I. Noble, 2—6. Ladies’ Doubles—Mrs D, Fenwick and Mrs Jones beat Miss W. King and Mrs G. Lissinglon, 6—o; Mrs G. .Sterling and Miss J. Cartwright beat Miss Ariel and Mrs Maras, 6—o.
Combined Doubles—Mrs Fenwick and D. Fenwick beat Miss King and J. Williamson. 6—l; Mrs Jones and A. Wansbone beat Mrs G. Lissinglon and L. Maras, 6—l; Mrs G. Sterling and G. Sterling beat Miss Ariel and R Dodds, 6—2; Miss J. Cartwright and S. Peters beat Mrs Maras and E. Williamson, 6 —o. Ararua, 17 sets, 108 games; Huarau 3 sets 48 games. v
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Northern Advocate, 29 March 1938, Page 11
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