LAWN TENNIS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22578, 17 November 1936, Page 15

LAWN TENNIS

KING COUNTRY TEAMS j The following will represent the King j Country Lawn Tennis Association in a match S against the Waipa West Association, to be | played at Otorohanga next Saturday:—l!rown, I McLeod, Howard, Wood, Taylor, Waretini; j Miss It. Hell, Mesdames Howler, Trapski, I M isses McKenzie, Chambers, Scarborough. | CAMBRIDGE TEAMS CHOSEN j [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday I The Cambridge Tennis Sub-Association will I play the first match in the Waikato lianner series next Saturday. The A team, to inpct j Waikato Ei:st at Hinuera, is as follows: —Mrs. i V. C. Hollis, Miss G. Feisst, Miss I). Haworth, j Miss 0. Harvey, Mrs. W. Smeaton and Miss I M. Cox; I). Clow, V. C. Hollis, W. Robinson. I G, Haworth L. Bycroft and 11. Hooker. The sub-association I? team will meet Wai- ! kato East at Cambridge. The team is:—Miss I I. Newcombe, Miss W. Griffiths. Mrs. I. Wal- ! lace, Mrs. 11. Freeman. Miss F. Strawbridae j and Miss W. (Hover; R. H. Feisst, J. T. Paul, (). Hooker, G. Vinall. R. Burton and I). SopI pelt. Emergencies: Miss E. Moods Mrs. I), j Soppet, G. Giles. M. Hewitt and R. Easter. I FRANKLIN ASSOCIATION j [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Monday Rain on Saturday afternoon interrupted play in the opening matches of the Franklin Lawn Tennis Association's competitions. Those matches that could not be completed will be continued next Saturday. In the A grade. Group 2, St. James' beat West End-llill, G —l, while in Group 3. Karuka beat Pukekohe C, o—3. In the B grade, Group 2, Bombay beat l'apariinu, 9—5. TAUPIRI V. HUNTLY [from our own correspondent] TAUPIRI, Monday The senior tennis match between Taupiri and Huntly was started at Taupiri, but wag curtailed on account of rain. Huntly won by 7 to (J, with one game unfinished. Details are as follows, with Taupiri players' names first: — Men's Singles.—Farrell lost to Kosoof; Button lost to Collins, f> —9; Lift beat Ruston, 9—B; Wilson beat Berry, o—4. Ladies' iSingles.—Mrs. Farrell beat Mrs. Berry, O —4; Mrs. Jackways beat Miss Kosoof, (}—s ; Miss Jackways beat Miss Yarrow, (i—l; Miss l'owell lost to Miss Hesketh, 3 —o. Men's Doubles.—Button and Farrell lost to Kosoof and Collins, 5 —9; Lift and Wilson lost to Ruston and Berry, 7 —9. Ladies' Doubles. —Mesdames Farrell and Jackways beat Mrs. Kerry and Miss Kosoof, 7—2; Misses Jackways and Powell lost to Misses Yarrow and Heskett, 3—7. Combined Doubles. —Farrell and Mrs. Far- i rell lost to Kosoof and Mrs. Berry, 3—7; Button and Mrs. Jackways and Collins and Miss Kosoof, 2—l (unfinished). !

THE TE AWAMUTU CLUB [l-'ROM GUI! OWN CORRESPONDENT]

TE AWAMUTU, Monday The first matches for the president's badges, recently presented to the To Awamiitu Tennis t.'lub by Mr. V. dc (,'oek, were held on Saturday. The winners were:—Ladies' doui)les: Miss M. Crnickshiink and Miss N. .Miller; men's doubles, K. I<". Armstrong and .1. Dalton; comhined doubles, G. Fulton and Mrs. Kirk. In presenting the badges, the club rapfain, .Mr. A. Itos.s, expressed the thanks of the members lo the president and expressed the hope that the competitions would result in (he raising of the standard of the game of the younger members.