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Southland Times, Issue 23336, 21 October 1937, Page 9

I Everything You Need for Summer Sport! | = <* ~~—-■——— — ”■ CAUL TQ GAMES • = S Summer Days And Summer Sports The time has arrived when people don lighter clothing in S = Summer days may mean days of sunny laziness tor some, . ... > : acknowledgement of the increasing persuasion of the sun’s rays, = = but for the great majority of people in Southland it means days , ' ■'<*.< and thoughts are turned once more to summer sports. The = = when outdoor recreation can be enjoyed to the full, and to the ' '' ' ' ' longer hours of daylight provide more leisure to enjoy the = = sports lover the province offers every facility. Invercargill, with 1. '' ' \ relaxation from indoor routine and already organized summer EE = its abundance of parks, caters for every form of sport and few ' sport has established itself. = • —: townships in Southland are without cricket grounds, bowling ? tBMBB 1 . ' - a , f . = = greens and tennis courts. And now, when spring is introducing ' l & A Iff ' R* - . Cricket has begun, and the speckless flannels of the players, = = summer, the games enthusiasts are coming into their own. » the dazzlin 8 5 176611 of the fr n esh S rass ’ and n the Hash of the willow = The climax to long weeks of preparation has been reached. | W I the J? al l soars — X J lS hoped—to the boundary, speak of long ays = Bowling greens have been top-dressed, rolled and brought into r'. , ° f exhilarating outdoor sport. The thud of the tennis ball on = that state of perfection upon which the true bowler insists. F;4 |FT J 'IL ' IfiHK the asphalt courts the monotonous chant of the s = White flannels have shed their moth-balls and now flash about iSEL fFsjJMEL umpire, and the swift precision of the players are indicative of ~ = on cricket field and tennis court or move with dignified grace on |g|, W Z another means of self-expression and regimentation. On the — = bowling greens. Their owners are eager with that spirit of other h^ nd ’ th t r Y sectlOn ° f the commumt Y are = = optimism which only summer can give, to prove that they can ’ |: contemplating their bowling greens with speculative eye, some = rise to greater heights than last season. The same impulse . f 1 wondering whether their new composition bowls will show = = to excel can be seen among followers of all sports in Inver- W JJJg thatJt was not so muchtheir-indifferent play last year as the = = cargill this vear At Rugby Park, between 5 and 8 o’clock any ’W >. old-fashioned woods that kept them out of the finals, and the = = ■ evening numbers of determined-looking young men can be " conservative members fondle with loving hands their old- = = seen jogging grimly round the field while others are performing >. * fashioned woods and treat with lofty disdain any reference to = ss intricate exercises. They are the professional and amateur runners *»♦ • compo. » ~~ training for the hard season ahead. Swimmers and rowers, too, ' ‘ White sails in the sunshine, flashing oars glistening wet as = = are training with zest; croquet players are patting etermme J..""/?''?’:/'.' ■'./ L they feather the surface of the water, backs bending in unison = = balls on greens in different parts of the city; and hikers are and the creak of rowlocks show that the boating season has = = limbering up their muscles in contemplation of long forays into - ' ' “ ~ ** begun, that yachtsmen and rowers are in training for the == ~= the back country of the province. strenuous season ahead. ' — = Sunshine is dispelling the lethargy of winter. Xi 1

TENNIS EQUIPMENT JpiwiS®. RAPR’FTSI Alexander’s “Half Volley.” Here is a model TENNIS NETS we recomment i f or ladies or beginners. 17/fi f n fiO/BY ALL THE LEADING MAKERS f t e^ u k^ a iX e ble an g d ut attractive A big selection. Special discounts to clubs. I Alexander’s “Cressy Wizard,” the new Alexander’s “Fearless.” A good all-round I model has specially designed throat ana racket. Light balance. Attractive finish. NET WINDERS 9/6 ■ recessed overlay which ensures great Price 40/strength and rigidity. Strung with high- Dunlop “Conquest.” Splendid value. Full „ v.nvjvc I ® nßr est grade gut. Price 95/- overlay on shoulders and strung with re- “PERMALINE COURT MARKING tanJHHfanaßa«HraLMJ Slazenger’s “Fred Perry” Autograph. Per- Hable gut. Price 42/6 PREPARATION rr« • 1 • feet balance, very attractive, and strung slazenger’s “Swiftstroke.” An old favour- wr,it P in nowder ipnnic I oarninor With highest grade gut this racket will jf e . This year’s model is better than a Y?x® Hv P ?ib nackefs P One 1 ennib VUdClUIig appeal to an. Price 95/- ever. Well balanced and attractive finish, form- Packed in handy 21b. packets. One urn wnv Tifflvv 1 Slazenger’s “Matchpoint.” Frame is re- Price 35/- P acket will line a doubles court. MR ROY HOWE, late Coach cess ed in cane overlay. Very sturdy con- Alexander’s “Hotshot.” A popular racket Price 1/6 pkt. to Wellington and North struction. Price 95/- for beginners. 35/Island Tennis Associations Dunlop “Fort.” A product of tiie new Slazenger’s “Fred Perry” Junior. Special TENNIS RACKET COVERS i ■ j -o i Australian Dunlop factory. Adjustable lightweight model for school players. wy o & Plain Rubber Covers, with draw has joined our Racket ba i ance in handl ‘. PrJce 90/. w e eight f 2oz . Very attractive. Price 35/- NO c ' or a; Ported colours - - - 1/9 Stringing Department. We Slazenger’s “Henri Cochet” Personal Model. Dunlop “Javelin.” A new model.. Very No B . Better Quality Lizard and Crocodile shall be nleased to arrange Introduced last season this model proved sturdy frame. Price 37/6 2/snan oe pieasea to a g popular. Strung with super gut. NOTE.—AII the above Rackets are fitted w 0 D As No A, but with Ball Pocket, demonstration games and p F fa price 92/6 with leather grips and strung in our H - DUt Wlul au 3 /_ lectures at town or country Sykes “Lady Champion,” a lady’s racket, workshop. No. E. Canvas all-over Cover. Very strong, clubs on application. Mr Very attractive, nice balance and stnuig 4/6 Howe’s advice in the select- Dunlop Court.” Here TENNIS RACKET PRESSES 1 ion of rackets and stringing that will stand up to hard play. Full Standard Quality, to fit all Rackets. 3/- TENNIS BATTS is free to all. overla y on showers; Press. Very neat _and_ easily Gra(Je Tennls approved by RESTRINGING AND « ze r>T.’mme meet the demand for a good all-round avixuvx,. KhPAIKb racket. Special stringing which is guar- RACKETS FOR BEGINNERS SLAZENGERS, DUNLOP, AYRE’S Special Australian Gut 12/6 anteed for three months; hght ce 6 0/ . The “Corona,” frame, very strong CHAMPIONSHIP . Club Gut - “ 15/ - Slazenger’s “Carrington.” A new by Ti f e nd |“ e ?1% All One Price q/C pair | Hard Court Gut - 20/- Slazengers-well balanced and attractive use prfee 25/ . 0/ 0 Special Hard Court 25/- sponger’s “Paramount,” a sturdy modil T gnnrt^n’gin^ 0115 lammated “CARGILL” TENNIS BALLS No. A Super - - 30/- that will stand any amount of hard play. „ Blue gjj. d » a good racket at a pop- This Ball, introduced by us years ago, has Tournament Gut - 35/- Light balance. Price 47/6 ular price. Price 17/6 become increasingly popular for all-round add qtrinvc Slazenger’s “Red Flash.” Laminated frame, The “Wimbledon.” An old favourite with play. Constructed to L.TA., requirements, Al °r™8 !> , , , heavily reinforced shoulders. A good all- our customers and wonderful value. its playing and lasting qualities are good. Standard grade 9d each round racket. Price 45/- Price 12/6 2/6 pair, 15/- doz. Super grade 1/- each A CLIAf 50 ESKST., INVERCARGILL «derT e rec^v y e JFl® WW • ■■BMMJ ■ » TELEPHONE 1947 Special Attention. * -

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