PUNGAREHU NOTES

Taranaki Daily News, 7 July 1931, Page 11

PUNGAREHU NOTES

PING-PONG TOURNAMENT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) A team of ping-pong players from Turnahu visited the Pungareh Hall at the invitation of the ping-pong club and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Pungarehu won by 41 games to 31. Following are the scores, Turnahu mentioned first:— Men. First round.—C. Cassie 6 v. L. Gilhooley 21; M. Jones 11 v. J. Corbett 21; I. Jones 21 v. J. Newport 19; R. Bailey 21 v. Mrs. McFaul 15; M. Smith S v. C. Brophy 21; D. Raven 16 v. I. Gray 21; I. Goodwin 8 v. M. Hanright 21; Mrs. Harvey 19 v. M. Brophy 21. Second round.—M. Smith 12 v. L. Gilhooley 21; D. Raven 11 v. I. Corbett 21; I. Goodwin 22 v. J. Newport 24; Mrs. Harvey 17 v. Mrs. McFaul 21; C. Cassie 21 v. C. Brophy 17; M. Jones 21 v. 1. Gray IS; I. Jones 17 v. M. Hanright 21; R. Bailey 21 v. M. Brophy is. Third round. —AL Jones 11 v. L. Gilhooley 21; C. Cassie 21 v. I. Corbett 11; D. Raven 7 v. C. Brophy 21; Al. Smith 21 v. I. Gray 17; R. Bailey 21 v, J. Newport 14; I. Jones IS v. Mrs. McFaul 21; Mrs. Harvey 7 v. M. Hanright 21; I. Goodwin 16 v. hl. Brophv 21. Ladies. First round. —S. Jones 6 v. ,B. Brophy 21; B. Smith 21 v. A. Roots 17; J. Keogh 17 v. R. B. Fleming 21; AL Corbett 19 v. L. Brophy 21; W. Smith 22 v. W. Hanright 21; C. Jones 17 v. Vic Bailey 21; W. Raven 21 v. H. Han- _ right 18;' C. Peach. 21 v. Vai Bailey 12;

S. Harvey 21 v. J. Priest 14; R. Vanner 10 v. W. Priest 21; T. Harvey 22 v. S. McFaul 20; S. Cassie 12 v. G. Gray 21; G. Hoskin 21 v. A. Newport 14; B. Jones 22 v. H. Gilhooley 20; W. Harvev 21 v. N. Bailey 14; J. Madam 14 v. D. Keogh 21. Second round. —-S. Harvey 21 v. B. Brophy 13; B. Smith 21 v. W. Priest 12; T. Harvey 16 v. R. B. Fleming 21; S. Cassie II v. L. Brophy 21; G. Hoskin 21 v. W. Hanright 14; B. Jones I'B v. Vic Bailey 21; W. Harvey 21 v. H. Hanright 16; C. Peach 21 v. D. Keogh £L Ci. i SsjiiLl..

14; R. Vanner 20 v. A. Roots 22; J. Keogh 8 v. S. McFaul 21; AL Corbett 21. v. G. Gray 15; W. Smith 16 v. A. Newport 21; G. Jones 15 v. H. Gilhooley 21; W. Raven 21 v. N. Bailey 12; G. Morrison 21 v. Vai Bailey 11. Third round. —S. Harvey 21 v. W. Priest 13; B. 'Smith 17 v. R. B. Fleming 21; T. Harvey 14 v. L. Brophy 21; S. Cassie 18 v. W- Hanright 21; G. Hoskin 20 v. Vic Bailey 22; B. Jones 19 v. A. Newport 21; \V. Harvey 21 v. Vai Bailey 4: C. Peach 13 v. N. Bailey 21; S. Jones 21 v. A. Roots 8; .«L. J. Keogh,

21 v. G. Gray 16; M. Corbett 21 v. S. McFaul 8; W.- Smith 16 v. H. Gilhooley 21; E. Jone? 16 v. h. .Hanright 21; W. Raven 21 v. D. Keogh 13; (1. Morrison 15 v. J. Priest 2J. At the conclusion of the games supper was served, after which dancing was enjoyed. Miss L. Gilhooley supplied the music and Mr. R. B. Fleming was master of ceremonies. Messrs T. Brophy and J. Lawn are at present on an extended tour of the Hawke’s Bay and Taupo districts. Air. W. Priest has returned ftdsd his holiday at Wajtgaitji.