TANGARAKAU

Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 84, 18 March 1931, Page 7

TANGARAKAU

TENNIS MATCHES During the week-end a friendly match was played between the Kohuratabi and Tangarakau Tennis Clubs. Some exciting sets with close iiuishes added spice to the day’s play. The Kohuratahi Club’s members entertained their visitors royally. The courts were in splendid order. Following are the results, Kohuratahi names being mentioned first in each case: — Men’s Singles F. Baker 5, v. C 5. Mall (I. R Cleland 0, v. C. Morris (I. R. Cleland 6, v. L. M. Fairbrolher *> R, Kirton G, v. R. Robinson 5. Women's Singles Miss M. Bacon 5, v. Mrs. Meredith G. Miss C. Cleland 5, v. Mrs. G. Hall G. Miss S. High! 0, v. Mrs. Schwietors G. Mrs. Dickie i, v. Mrs. Fail-brother G. Men’s Doubles F. Baker and R Cleland G, v. G, Hall and C. Morris 1, R. Cleland and R. Kirton 4, v. R. Robinson and ij. M. Fairbrothor G. Women’s Doubles Miss M. Bacon and Miss G. Cleland 0, v. Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. G. Hall G. Miss S. flight and Mrs. Dickie 4, v. Mrs. Schwieters and Mrs. Fairbrother G. Combined Doubles F. Baker and Miss' M. Bacon 4, v. G. Hal! and Mrs. Meredith G. R Cleland and Miss G. Cleland 1, v. C. Morris and Mrs. G. Hall G. R. Cleland and Miss S. Right 2, v. L. M. Fair brother and Mrs. Schwiet- t ers G. R. Kirton and Mrs. Dickie 8, v. R. ’ Robinson and Mrs. Pairbrother G. Sets; Kohuratahi 8, Tangarakau 18. Games: Kohuratahi 55, Tangarakau ( f