NON-COMPETITION PLAY

Taranaki Daily News, 4 March 1935, Page 2

NON-COMPETITION PLAY

WIN FOR PARK B TEAM. NEW PLYMOUTH LOSES. Superiority in the men’s singles and both men’s and women’s doubles were the deciding factors in favour of Pukekura Park B in its match against Nev/ Plymouth at Pukekura Park. New Plymouth won four of the men’s singles, while honours were shared in the women's singles and combined doubles. New Plymouth won all three men’s doubles and the first two women’s doubles. Details, with New Plymouth first, are: Men’s singles: C. Aroa beat J. Thomson 9—6; F. McKeon beat.F. Quinn 9—4; H. Mac Lean lost to A. Lomas B—9; A. Clarke lost to T. Sykes 3-9; J. Hutchinson beat J. Logie 9 —3; S. Clark beat B. Reid 9-2. Women’s singles: Mrs. Shrimpton lost to Miss M. Lawrence 4—7; Miss’ Simmons beat Miss N. Moore 7—4; Miss N. Ross beat Miss A. Beaven 7—6; Miss E. Lynch beat Miss B. Blackley 7—4; Mrs. J. Smith lost to Miss V. Whitcombe 5—7; Miss M. Barnham beat Miss E. Cruickshank 7—l. Men’s doubles: Aroa and McKeon beat Thomson and Quinn 9—7; Mac Lean and A. Clarke beat Reid and Sykes 9—6; Hutchinson and S. Clark beat Logie and Lomas 9—4. Women’s doubles: Mrs. Shrimpton and Miss Simmons beat Misses Lawrence and Moore’ 7—5; Misses Ross and Lynch beat Misses Beaven and Blackley 7—6; Mrs. J. Smith and MiSs Barnham beat Misses Whitcombe and Cruickshank 7—2. Combined doubles: Aroa and Mrs. Shrimpton lost to Thomson and Miss Lawrence 3—7; McKeon and Miss Simmons beat Quinn and Miss Moore 7—5; Mac Lean and Miss N. Ross beat Logie and Miss Blackley 7—l; A. Clarke and Miss Lynch lost to Sykes and Miss Beaven 6—7; Hutchinson and Mrs. J. Smith lost to Lomas and Miss Whitcombe 6—7; S. Clark and Miss Barnham beat Reid and Miss Cruickshank 7—5. Pukekura Park, 17 sets, 168 games; New Plymouth, 7 sets, 124 games. WIN FOR WAIWAKA B. ROTOKARE BEATEN AT HOME. Playing at Rotokare, a team of eight Waiwaka B grade players defeated Rotokare B by 9 sets (97 games) to 7 sets (100 games). Superiority in the doubles combinations won Waiwaka the day. Details, with Waiwaka names first, are:— Men’s singles: L. W. Lovell beat H. Rowe 9—5; R. Duthie beat H. Lobb 9—B; S. Dinniss lost to A. Gilbert 4—9; J. McCauley lost to P. Hawkins 5—9. Women’s singles: Miss M. Campbell beat Miss M. Allen 7—2; Miss M. Moyes lost to Miss E. Tippens 6—7; Miss M. Thomas lost to Miss B. Hawkins 4—7; Mrs. Duthie lost to Mrs. F. H. Muirhead 2—7.

Men's doubles: Lovell and Duthie beat Rowe and Lobb 9—B; Dinniss and McCauley beat Gilbert and Hawkins 9—7. Women’s doubles: Misses Moyes and Campbell beat Misses Allen and Tippens 7—3; Miss Thomas and Mrs. Duthie lost to Miss Hawkins and Mrs. Muirhead 2- -7.

Combined doubles: Lovell and Miss Campbell beat Rowe and Miss Allen 7—5; Duthie and Miss Moyes beat Lobb and Miss Tippens 7—3; Dinniss and Miss Thomas lost to Gilbert and Miss Hawkins 3—7; McCauley and Mrs. Duthie beat Hawkins and Mrs. Muirhead 7—6. Totals: Waiwaka, 9 sets, 97 games; Rotokare, 7 sets, 100 games.

der 9—2; J. MacGregor beat P. Purser 9—3; M. Wheeler beat M. Brett 9 —o; A. Marsh beat J. Purser 9—l. Second round: A. -Marsh beat P. Christoffel 9—7; N. Hawkings beat D. Haylock 9—l; F. Burrell beat M. Daniell 9—5; M. Lawrence beat N. Waters 9—4; B. Marsh beat R. Mawhinney 9 —4; M. Wheeler beat M. Reesby 9—2; B. Burrell beat J. MacGregor 9—3. Girls’ Doubles. First round: J. Creelman and R. Evans beat M. Wheeler and J. MacGregor 9—2; D. Hodder and P. Sykes beat M. Brett and J. Allen 9-3; N. Waters and P. Gilmour beat P. Purser and V. Ashton 9—l; M. Lawrence and N. Hawkings beat J. Purser and P. Smith 9-2. SOUTH TARANAKI WAVERLEY BEATS ELTHAM. WIDE MARGIN AT WAVERLEY. Waverley beat Eltham at Waverley by 15 sets. Waverley players are mentioned first in the following results:— Men’s singles: A. Dickie beat Jones 9—7; E. Dickie beat Wylds 9—7; P. Christensen beat Hill 9—6; D. Craig lost to Valentine 6—9; Cowdell lost to Knuckey 6—9; S. Gardiner lost to R. Guver 7—9; F. Hopkinson beat H. Guver 9—5; Taylor beat Bluett 9 —3. Women’s singles: Miss A. Graham beat Mrs. Knuckey 7—o; Miss M. Dickie beat Miss Fountain 7—l; Miss M. Mason beat Mrs. Fowler 7—l; Miss M. Alexander be.-.t Miss Ritter 7—2; Miss E. Shearman lost to Tewrrend 3—7; Miss J. Parsons beat Ml_s Eraser 7—4; Miss N. Mathieson beat Miss Pilkington 7—2; Miss G. Beer beat Miss Campbell 7—5. Men’s doubles: A. and E. Dickie lost to Jones and Wylds B—9; Christensen and Craig lost to Hill and Valentine 6 —o, 5—6, 3 —6; Cowdell and Gardiner lost to Knuckey and R. Guver I—6, 6—2, 3—6; Hopkinson and Taylor won from H. Guver and Bluett 6—4, 4—6, 7—5. Combined doubles: A. Dickie and Miss A. Graham beat Jones and Mrs. Knuckey 9—2; E. Dickie and Miss Dickie beat Wylds and Miss Fountain 9—4; Christensen and Miss Mason beat Hill and Mrs. Fowler 9—7; Craig and Miss Alexander lost to Knuckey and Miss Townsend 2—9; Gardiner and Miss Parsons beat R. Guver and Miss Fraser 9—2; Hopkinson and Miss Mathieson beat H. Guver and Miss Pilkington 9—7; Taylor and Miss Beer beat Bluett and Miss Campbell 9—B.

HAWERA CHAMPIONSHIPS. RESULTS OF CLUB EVENTS. Results of the Hawera club championships played last week and on Saturday were:— Men’s senior singles: Meuli beat Wake by default; Paterson beat Rod Syme 6—3, 6—l; McLean beat Robertson by default; Pease beat Gordon 6—2, 6—3. Second round: M. R. Jones beat Kemp 6—4, 7—5; McCarthy beat H. Jones B—6, 6-2. Men’s junior singles:—First round: Brathwaite beat McLean B—6, 7—5; Bramwell beat Fendall 6—2, 6—o. Second round: H. Jones beat Harland 6—l, 6—l; Kemp beat Roy Syme 6—l, 6—l. Women’s senior Singles: Miss Ekdahl beat Miss Robertson 6—3, B—6. Women’s junior singles: Miss Guy beat Miss H. Collins 7-5, 4-6, 6-4; Miss. E. Joll beat Miss J. Hunter 6—2, 4—6, 6—2. Men’s doubles: Gordon and H. Jones beat Bramwell and Webster; Syme and McCarthy beat Kemp and Percy 6—2, 6—3; Meuli and Paterson beat McLean and Brathwaite 6—l, 6—3; Pease and M. R. Jones beat Veale and Gardiner 2—6, 6-1, 6—4. Women’s doubles: Misses Robertson and Bright beat Mrs. Robinson and MissJoll o—6, 6—2, 6—3; Misses Langdon and. Guy beat Miss Hunter and Mrs. Jones 6-2, 1-6, 6-2. PETRIE SHIELD PLAY STRATFORD DISTRICT CONTEST. MATCHES IN LAST ROUND. Matches were played on Saturday in the last round of the Saturday section of the Petrie Shield tennis competition for juhior teams in the Stratford district, but two odd matches, one of which was not completed owing to rain, may yet be played. Results were:— Douglas, 15 sets (95 games) beat Radnoi - Road, 1 set (49 games). Stratford, 12 sets (86 games) beat Lowgarth, 4 sets (57 games). STRATFORD BEATS LOWGAETH. MARGIN OF EIGHT SETS. Stratford defeated Lowgarth at Stratford by 12 sets (86 games) to 4 sets (57 games) Stratford names are mentioned first in the following details:— Men’s singles: McCullough beat Sulzberger 6—o; Mclnnes beat Alsop 6 —5; MacLaurin beat Willan 6—o; F. Bamford beat E. Adams 6—4. Women’s singles: Miss Rawles beat Miss Stewart 6—3; Miss Mark lost to Miss E. Richardson junr. I—6; Miss M. Hale beat Miss E. Richardson 6—5; Miss J. Walsh lost to Miss Sulzberger 4—6. Men’s doubles: Mclnnes and McCullough lost to Sulzberger and Alsop 4—6; MacLaurin and Bamford beat Willan and Adams 6—l. Women’s doubles: Misses Rawles and Walsh lost to Misses Stewart and Richardson jiinr. 5—6; Misses Mark and Hale beat Misses Richardson and Sulzberger 6-3. Combined doubles: McCullough and Miss Rawles beat Sulzberger and Miss Stewart 6—4: Mclnnes and Miss Mark beat Alsop and Miss Richardson junr. 6—4; MacLaurin and Miss Hale beat Willan and Miss Richardson 6—3; Bamford and Miss Walsh beat Adams and Miss Sulzberger 6—2. DOUGLAS DEFEATS RADNOR. FOURTEEN SETS THE DIFFERENCE. Douglas easily defeated Radnor Road on Saturday by a margin of 15 sets (95 games) to one set (49 games). Results, with Douglas players mentioned first,/ were:— Men's singles: E. Walter beat A. Pahl 6—3; J. Walter beat A. Mapp 6-3; H. Wilmshurst lost to J. Watson 4—6; C, Wilmshurst beat C. Kelly 6—3. Women’s singles: Mrs. Rumball beat Miss Hunt 6—3; Mrs. A. Walter beat Mrs. Askew ' 6—l; Miss Rodgers beat Mrs. Hunt 6—l; Miss A. Walter beat Miss D. Kaspar 6—5. Women's doubles: Mrs. Rumball and Mrs. Walter beat Miss Hunt and Mrs. Askew 6—l; Misses Rodgers and Walter beat Mrs. Hunt and Miss Kaspar 6—2. Men’s doubles: E. and J. Walter beat A. Pahl and A. Mapp 6 —5; H. and C. Wilmshurst beat J. Watson and C. Kelly 6—3. Combined doubles: E. Walter and Mrs. Rumball beat A. Pahl and Miss B. Hunt 6—3; J. Walter and Mrs. A. Walter beat A. Mapp and Mrs. Askew 6—4; H. Wilmshurst and Miss M. Rodgers beat J. Watson and Mrs. Hunt 6—5; C. Wilmshurst and Miss A. Walter beat C. Kelly and Miss D. Kaspar 6—l. Totals: Douglas, 15 sets, 95 games; Radnor Road, 1 set, 49 games.