TENNIS.
TRINITY (TIMARU) V. PLEASANT * POINT.
The attendance of visitors yesterday was good, and the weather at time of starting was favourable, but as the afternoon wore on a cold wind sprang up from the south, and rather interfered with the play. The visitors were much too good for the local players. Miss and Mr Lambert were a tower of strength to them and got through without a defeat; while Misses Jones and Cartwright were superior to the ladies opposed to them. Some of the play was good, and several very good rallies were seen. The result was a win for the Point by 29 games. The following are the scores:— Pleas . nt Point. Timaru. • Ladies’ Singles. Miss Lambert 7 Miss L. Livingstone 3 Miss Jones ... 7 Miss McLeod ... 5 Miss Cartwright 7 Miss Cameron 2 Ladies’ Doubles. Misses Lambert Misses L.Living- & Jones ... 7 stone & McLeod 2 Misses Cart- Misses Cameron wright &Cottam 3 & Henderson 7 Men’s Singles. Lambert ... 7 McLeod 3 Rodgerson ... 7 Blake 5 White 7 Gooch 3 Men’s Doubles. Lambert & Rod- McLeod & gerson ... 7 Blake ... 1 White & Stewart 2 Gooch & Morton 7 Combined Doubles. Miss Lambert & Miss Livingstone Mr Lambert 7 & Mr McLeod 3 Miss Jones &Mr Miss McLeod & Rodgerson ... 3 Mr Blake ... 7 Miss Cartwright Miss Cameron & &Mr White... 7 Mr Gooch ... 1 78 49
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 8777, 12 March 1897, Page 2
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219TENNIS. South Canterbury Times, Issue 8777, 12 March 1897, Page 2
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