OTAKEHO BEATS OKAIAWA

Taranaki Daily News, 15 November 1933, Page 2

OTAKEHO BEATS OKAIAWA

COMPETITION TENNIS MATCH. ' Otakeho defeated Okaiawa in the second tennis competition match at Otakeho on Saturday. The teams were very evenly matched and good games resulted. Otakeho won by 14 sets to 10. Detailed scores, Otakeho players being mentioned first, are:— Ladies’ singles: Miss A. Putt lost to Miss Delia Good, 3—6; Mrs. Freeman lost to Miss J. Joyce, 5—6; Miss M. Mackie beat Miss M. Joyce, 6—2; Miss J. Mourie beat Miss R. Williams, 6—5; Miss N. Baylis lost to Miss D. Hemsley, 3—6; Miss M. Baylis beat Miss R. Evetts, 6—5. Men’s singles: C. Davies lost to D. Johnston, 2—6; R, Putt lost to C. Blair, 1— F. Miskelly lost to G. Barclay, 2— W. Julian beat D. Giddy, 6—o; L. Nicholls beat E. Oldfield, 6—5; Julian beat L. Newman, 6—l. Ladies’ doubles: Miss A. Putt and Mrs. Freeman lost to Miss D. Good and Miss J. Joyce, 3—6; Miss M. Mackie and Miss J. Mourie beat Misses M. Joyce and R. Williams, 6—l; Misses N. and M. Baylis lost to Misses D. Hemsley and R. Evetts, 6-0.

Men’s doubles: C. Davies and F. Miskelly beat D. Johnston and G. Barclay, 6-5; R. Putt and F. Miskelly beat C. Blair and D. Giddy, 6 —3; W. Julian and L. Nicholls beat L. Newman and E. Oldfield, 6—4. Combined doubles: Mrs. Freeman and 'C. Davies lost to Miss D. Good and D. Johnston, 3—6; Miss A. Putt and Davies beat Miss J. Joyce and G. Barclay, 6—2; Miss M. Mackie and F. Miskelly beat Miss M. Joyce and C. Blair, 6—2; Miss J. Mourie and R. Putt lost to Miss R. Williams and D. Giddy, 5—6; Miss N. Baylis and W. Julian beat Miss D. Hemsley and L. Newman, 6—2; Miss M. Baylis and L. Nicholls beat Miss R. Evetts and E. Oldfield, 6-5. Personal Items.

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Greenhill, Otakeho, entertained a large number of friends at their home last week in honour of Miss B. McCullum. A euchre tournament was held, about 40 players taking part. The prizes were won by Mrs. Mudford, Miss J. McCullum, Mr. A. Nicholls and Mr. Jim Campbell. The winners of the competitions were Miss B. McCullum and Miss L. Putt. Among those present were Mesdames Greenhill, Soloman, Hastie, Walker, Mackie, Campbell, Corkill, Anderson, Cook, J. Symes, Bayliss, Inglis, Mudford, Stone, L. Symes, Misses B. McCullum, White, McCartie, Surgenor, Julian, J. McCullum, L. Putt, I. Campbell, J. Walker, V. Nicholls, A. Putt, H. Nicholls and D. Stone. Mr. S. le Fleming is indisposed. Mrs. Jenkins, who slipped and broke her leg during the week-end, is in the Hawera public hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Surgenor have been spending a few days in the district. Mr. Peter Burton is still an inmate of the Hawera hospital. Mr. C. Des Forges, New Plymouth, spent the week-end with friends in the district. Miss L. Putt is indisposed. Miss P. Freeman is out of hospital.