INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 27 April 1931, Page 5

INGLEWOOD NEWS

‘•TENNIS AT TARATA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) On Thursday afternoon the Inglewood Tennis Club played a return match with Tarata at Tarata, and was successful by 14 sets and 118 games to 10 sets and 99 games. The visitors were most hospitably entertained by the country club and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent, as the weather was perfect for tennis. Detailed scores are as follow, Inglewood players being mentioned first:— - ' Men’s Singles.—Calderwood C, Stan-< dish 3; Cuttield 1, Elliot 6; Kirk 5, Adams G; Kohn 6, A. Muir 3; Kirk 4, Hannah 6; Kirkby 6, D. Muir 2. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Eaves 6, Mrs. j Paterson 4; Miss Partridge 5, Miss W'aite 6; Miss Collins 6, Mrs. Elliott 2; Miss J. Fitzherbert 5, Mrs. Hallett 6; Miss Norcross 4, Mrs. Standish 6; Miss Frewin 6, Mrs. Adams 5. r

Men’s Doubles.—Calderwood and Cutfield 0, Standish and Elliot 2; Kirk and Cutfield 6, A. Muir and Adnams 3; Kohn and Kirkby 6, D. Muir and Hannah 4. Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Eaves and! Partridge 6, Mrs. Elliot and Waite 2; Missps Collins and Norcross 4, Mesdames Paterson and Hallett 6; Misses Fitzherbert and Frewin 6, Mesdames Standish and Adnams 4. ' Combined Doubles.—Calderwood and Miss Eaves 6, Standish and Mrs. Paterson 4$ Cutfield and Miss Partridge 1, Elliot and Mrs. Elliot fl; Kirk and Miss Fitzherbert 3, Adnams and Mrs. Hallett 6; Kohn and Miss Norcross 2, A. Muir and Miss Waite 0; Kirkby and Miss Frewin 6, Hannah and Mrs. Standish 0; Kohn and Miss Collins 6, D. Muir and Mrs. Adnams 1. CAR DROPS OVER A BANK. - -- •’ i Yesterday afternoon a motor-car driven by Mr. A. E. Chard, accompanied, •by his two daughters, went over a bank on Wortley Road and fell six or eight feet and turned completely upside down, coming to a standstill with the wheels up in the air. The passengers escaped injury, though the ladies suffered from shock. The body of the car was not i hurt, but the hood was smashed in and the windscreen broken.