TENNIS

Southland Times, Issue 21257, 2 December 1930, Page 4

TENNIS

TAPANUI v. WAIKAKA The above teams met on the latter’s court, on Saturday afternoon in dry but overcast weather. After an interesting afternoon’s play the visitors proved victorious by nine sets to four, the games being 68 to 49. The following are the scores, Tapanui names being mentioned first:— Men’s Doubles: Floyd and Herbert 6 v. Gualter and Corcoran 5; Dew and Gunn 4 v. Rankin and Robertson 6. Ladies’ Doubles: Misses Lischner and Buchanan 6 v. Misses Paterson and Gardyne 3; Misses Grant and Robertson 6 v. Misses Corcoran ami Turnbull 4. Combined Doubles: Floyd and Miss Lischner 6 v. Gualter and Miss Paterson 4; Herbert and Miss Buchanan 6 v. Corcoran ami Miss Gardyne 2; Dew and Miss Grant 6 v. Rankin and Miss Corcoran 2; Gunn and Miss Robertson 4 v. Robertson ami Miss Turnbull 6. Men’s Singles: Floyd 6 v. Gualter 1; Herbert 6 v. Corcoran 4; Dew 3 v. Rankin 6. Ladies’ Singles: Miss Lischner 6 v. Miss Paterson 0; Miss Buchanan 3 v. Miss Gardyne 6. SUN-TAN VERSUS SUNBURN. “I’d love to become beautifully suntanned —but sunburn is a demon!’’ A problem easily solved. Simply start with Q-tol —always—before exposing face and limbs to bright, sunlight. A gentle coating of Q-tol, applied first, will allow you to enjoy sun-bathing, tennis, or picnicking, with assurance of a lovely sun-tanned skin.—Advt.