TENNIS
WILDING SHIELD Press Association-Copyright Wellington, Jan, 16. —The Wilding and Nunneley Casket competitions lor interprovincial tennis were played at Wellington today in easily the hottest day this season. There was a complete absence of wind. In the shield contest for men Wellington are leading Canterbury by five rubbers to one and in the casket competition for ‘ladies Canterbury and Wellington are equal with three rubbers. Results are: Wilding Shield. D. G. France (Wellington) beat C. Anga s (Canterbury)., G —3, .6—4. , C. E. MaU'roy (Wellington , beat, H A. Barnett (Canterbury); '6—2, 6—2.
N. R. C. Wilson (Wellington) beat Ti Rhodes Williams (.Canterbury), 4—6., ,7—5, G—4. , . , 'R TVIcL. ‘ FerUirig ’ (Wellington) beat W. R. Robinson (Canterbury); 6—l 5—7 .6—l.
France and Malfroy (WJellington) beat Rhodes Williams and Robinson (Canterbury), 6—3, 6—3. Barnett and Angas (Canterbury) beat Wilson and Ferkin s (Welling, ton) 6 —3, 7 —5. Nunneley Casket. Miss D. Nicholls (Canterbury) beat Miss D. Howe (Wellington), 6 4, 6—o. ' . t , Mrs H M. Dykes (Wellington) beat Mis s M. Wake (Canterbury), 6—l, G—3. * Mrs D. G. France (Wellington) beat Miss E. Rudkin (Canterbury), 9—7. 6—o. v . . Miss T Poole (Canterbury) beat Miss M. * Whyte (Wellington), 6—3, C —2. Misse s Nicholls and Wake (Canterbury) beat Mrs France and Miss Wyte ‘(Wellington), —7, 6—4, 6—4. Miss Howe and Mrs Dykes (Well ington) beat Misses Poole and Rudkin (Canterbury), 6—2, 3 6, 6- .
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 146, 17 January 1933, Page 7
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231TENNIS Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 146, 17 January 1933, Page 7
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