WHANGAMOMONA.

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 3, 24 February 1930, Page 5

WHANGAMOMONA.

WHAffGAMOMOffA, Glorious weather favoured she tennis match played between Whangamomona and Kohuratahi, at Whangamomona courts on Sunday, A nunibfer of onlookers gathered id the afternoon and altogether a very /Enjoyable day was [spent. In the follbwing results Whanga (players are mentioned first:— * ; MEN'S SINGLES. K. Wbitelow 1 v. Cameron 9, P. Anderson 9 v. P. Baker 5. E. Dunn 9 v M Shewry 8 "L Anderson 9 v. R. Cleland 8. P. Hathaway 4 v. JE3. Cleland 9. C. Watters 3 v. H. Kerton 9. M. Prewin 0 v. A. Shewry 9. A. Perry 3. v J. Law 9. • i LADIES SINGLES. Mrjs Dunn© 6 v. Miss P. Bacon 0. Miss E. Geever 6 v. Miss M. Bacon 1 Miss J. Kelly 6 v. Mrs H. Wilson 4. Mrs Dean 6 v. Mrs Dicky 1. „ Mrs J. Anderson 6 v. Miss Cleland. 3. ! -v4«n?:H|g Miss M. Kelly 6 v. Mi|3s S. Hight 4. Miss M. Anderson 6 v. Mrs Nichol 0. Mr s Perry 6 v. Mrs Carver 2. Mrs Foreman 6 v. Miss Hunt 2. MEN'S DOUBLES.

K. Whitelaw and Anderson 1 Y. Cameron and A. Shewry 6; Dunne and L.| Anderson 6 v. B. Shewry and R. Clealand 2; Hathaway and Watters 4 v. E. Cleland and H. Kidton 6; Frewin and Perry 4 V. DiCky and Law 6. _■'.../■ j LADIES DOUBLES. Mrs Dunne and Mijss' Geever 6 v. Misses P. and M. Bacon 2; Mias J. Kelly and Mrs Dean 6 v. Mesdames H. Wilson and Dicky 3,* Mrs J, Anderson and Miss M. Kelly 6 v. Misjses Cleland andtHight 2; Mrs Perry* and Miss OR!. Anderson 6 v. Mesdames Carver and Nichol 2. . j COMBINED DOUBLES. Mrs Dunne and Whitelaw 6 t. Miss P. Bacon and Cameron; Miss E. Geever and Anderson 6 v. Miss M. Bacon and P. Baker lj Miss J. Kelly and Dunne 6 v. Mrs 11. Wilson and A. Shewry 3; Mrs Dean and L. Anderson 6 v. Mrs Dicky and R. Cleland -4,* Mrs J. Anderson and Hatha, way 6 v. Miss Cleland and J. Smithies 4; Mijss J. Kelly and Waiters 6 v. Mss S. Hight and H. Kirton 0; Miss M. Anderson ,and Frewin 1 v. Mrs Nichpi and Dicky 6; Mrs Perry and Mr Perry 6 v. Mrs Carver and H. Kirton 5*

Number of seta: Whanga 24, Kohuratahi 9. Games 174 v. 140.

CRICKET. In th e cricket match played at the Whanga Domain during the weekend, Whanga beat Tahora by a wide margin. A crowd representing Whanga and Kohuratahi, journed by car to Aotuhia on Saturday night to "tincab" Mr and Mrs G. Murphy. A very enjoyable evening wajs spent In dancing, songs and games. Mrs Dean, and family have returned from Ok'ato. Mr and Mrs Steele and family have left for a beach holiday to be spent in New Plymouth. Mr F. Hathaway (Opunake) visited Mr and Mrs Geever during the v r eek-end. Mrs W. Jenkins, of Stratford. railway staff was r.taying wita M* and Mrs H. Kelly this week-eid. Mife Abbot has returned to Ne« Plymouth.