INTER-CLUB TENNIS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18939, 10 February 1925, Page 6

INTER-CLUB TENNIS.

BIRKENHEAD-WORTH COTE WIN The Birkenhead arid Norfhcote team defeated St. Heliers by 10 matches to 3 in the 0 grade inter-club competition under the control of the Auckland Tennis Association on Saturday. Details are as follow, Birkenhead and Northcoto names being given first:Men's Singles.—E. Cavaye beat Diamond, G —4, 6~2; A. Taylor beat P. Wrathall, 6—2. 5 —6, 6—3; D. Newman lost to Horapool, o—g 3—6; K. C'orbett beat Cooper, 6—l, 6—4. Ladies' Singles.—Miss Entwistle beat Miss Hume, 6—2, 6—2; Miss Maxwell beat Miss Goldsboro, 6—l. & —l. Men's Doubles.—Cavaye and Taylor beat Diataond and Wrathall. 6—o, 6—B; Newman and Corbett lost to Horspool and Copper, 6—3, 2—6, 6—4; Elder and Derrick beat Edmunds and Mabbett. 6—5. 6—2. Ladies' Doubles.—Misses Entwistlo and Maxwell beat Misses Hume and Goldsboro. 6 -5, 6—4; Miss Brownlee and Mrs. Porter beat Mrs. Butler and Miss Phillips. 6—5, 6-0. Combined Doubles.—Elder and Miss Brownless lost to Edmunds and Mrs. Entler, 2—6, 6—o. 3—6; Derrick and Mrs. Potter beat Mabbett and Miss Phillips, <s—2, 6- -1. THE WAIKATO BANNER. [by TELEGHAPH.—OWN COHEESI'ONDENT. 1 TAGM ARU NI! I. Monday. In a match played here on Saturday between Hamilton and Tanmarurmi tennis teams for tiie Waikato Association's banner, Hamilton won by 14 sets so five. CHURCH COURT OPENED. [BV TELEGRAM. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON. Monday. A new tennis court, formed on Mr. T. IT. Pearson's property. Chuidelands, by the Church of Christ Bible Class, was officially opened on Saturday. There was a large attendance of members of the church and their friends, and Mr. J. Foster, pastor, formally declared the court open. A series of friendly games followed. Mrs. Pearson acted as hostess.