RATAPIKO WINS
TENNIS MATCH AT TARATA. RATAPIKO PERSONAL NEWS.. A team from the Ratapiko Tennis Club visited Tarata last week. Ratapiko won by 17 sets (134 games) to 7 sets (96 games). Details, Tarata being mentioned first, are;— Women’s singles: Miss Patterson lost to Mrs. Corbett 4—6; Mrs. D. Patterson lost to Miss N. George I—6; Miss T. SkeUem defeated Miss D. Corbett 6—4; Mrs. M. Whirnp lost to Mrs. J. Lepper 4—6; Mrs. Goodwin ldst to Mrs. McClellan 2—6; Miss C. Waite lost to Mrs. J. Moratti I—6. Men’s singles: J. Shaw defeated R. Therkleson 7—2; D. Patterson defeated D. Therkleson 7—5; M. Whirnp lost to W. Wells 3—7; H. Haszard lost to H. Humphries 4—7; M. Standage lost to B. Martin 5—7; D. Muir lost to S. Mcßoberts 2—7. Women’s doubles: Miss Patterson and Mrs. Patterson defeated Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. McClellan 6-5; Miss T. Skellem and Mrs. Whirnp lost to Misses N. George and D. Corbett 5—6; Mrs. Goodwin and Miss C. Waite lost to Mrs. Lepper and Mrs. Moratti 2—6.. Men’s doubles: J. Shaw and D. Patterson lost to R. and D. Therkleson 4—7; M. Whirnp and H. Haszard lost to W. Wells and H. Humphries 2—7; M. Standage and D. Muir lost to B. Martin and S. Mcßoberts 6—7. Combined doubles: Miss Patterson and J. Shaw defeated Mrs. Corbett and R. Therkleson 6—4; Mrs. Patterson and D. Patterson defeated Miss N. George and D. Therkleson 6—3; Miss T. Skellern and M. Whirnp lost to Miss D. Corbett and W. Wells 3—6; Mrs.' Goodwin and Barnitt defeated Mrs. Lepper and H. Humphries. 6—2; Mrs. Whirnp and M. Standage lost to Mrs. McClellan and B. Martin I—6; Miss C. Waite and D. Muir lost to Mrs. Moratti and S. Mcßoberts 3 —6. Mr. Ernie Lepper has been staying with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lepper, Mana Road. Miss Walker is spending a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clough. Miss Josie Nolan, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Nolan, Mana Road, is in the New Plymouth Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hill, who have been on a motor tour through the Auckland district, have returned to their home at Ratapiko. Mri Moorby, New Plymouth, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. E. Grigg, Ratapiko. Mr. and Mrs. Bent, Blenheim, who are touring in the North Island, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. Stevens at the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Grigg have returned
from a short visit to relatives at Wanganui. Miss Margaret Gannaway, left for Napier, where she is attending secondary school.
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Taranaki Daily News, 25 February 1935, Page 15
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