TENNIS

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10206, 17 February 1919, Page 7

TENNIS

PETONE A v. NEWTOWN A. The following is the result of the games played on Saturday h£tween representatives of Petone and Newtown A teams: Singles. Miss Bennett (Petone) 9 beat Miss Williamson 1. Miss Curtis (Petone) 9 beat Miss Lauronson 2- ,'' , Miss Walters (Petone) 6 lost to Mxss Hendry 9. Miss Cochrane (Petone) 9 beat Mrs Bhodes 3. Doubles. Misses Bennett and Cochrane (Petone) 9 beat Misses Williamson and Laurenson 8. Misses Curtis and Walters (Petone) 9 boat Miss Hendry and Mrs Rhodes 3. Potone, 5 sets and 51 games. Newtown, 1 set and 26 games. WELLINGTON A v. PETONE B. In a p;amo with Wellington, Petone won hy four sets to two and 52 games to 39. The particulars aro as follow: Singles. Miss Naughton (Petone) 8 lost to Mrs Bree D. Miss Arrowsmith (Petone) 9 beat Mrs Whitcombe 2. Mrs Evison (Petone) 8 lost to Mrs Henderson 9. Miss Andrews (Potone) 9 beat Miss Voitch 8. \: Doubles. Misses Naughton and Arrowsmith (Petone) 9 beat Mesdames Bree and Henderson 4. Mrs Evison and Miss Anderson (Petone) 9 beat Mrs Whitcombo and Miss Veltch. 7. LADIES' INTER-GLOB GAMES. Fine weather favoured tho various tennis clubs on Saturday afternoon, and some interesting games wero played. Following are the results: Wellington B defeated Victoria Collego by four sets to two. Singles. Miss Rigg v. Miss Sievwright, 4— 9. Miss Dolpji v. Miss Ensterfield, 7—9 Miss Sievwright v. Miss Salmond, 9-0. Miss Ward v. Miss Moore, 9—5. Doubles. Misses Sievwright and Dolph. v. Misses Basterficld and Moore, 9—5. Misses Rigg and Ward v. Misses Sievwright and Salmond, 9—5. Wellington C played Lyall Bay, at Lyall Bay, and tho match resulted in a draw, 3 —3. Singles. Miss Browne v. Miss Lockhart, 9—7. Miss Jenkins v. Miss Taylor, 9—5. Miss Skill v. Miss Spencer, 7—9. Miss Mooro v. Miss Millington, 4—9. Doubles. Misses Browno and Jenkins v. Misses Lockhart and Millington, 9—o. Misses Mooro and Skill v. Misses Taylor and Spencer, o—9. j