WIN FOR STRATFORD
FRIENDLY BADMINTON MATCH. ELTHAM BEATEN DECISIVELY. Stratford scored a decisive win over Eltham in an inter-club badminton match at Stratford on Wednesday night. Stratford won by 23 games, 376 aces, to three games, 185 aces. Details of the scores, with Stratford names mentioned first in each case, are:— Men’s singles: Cameron 15 beat Gibson 12, Ennis 15 beat Ritter 0, Mackay 15 beat Whiting 5, Owen 15 beat Townsend 1, Robertson 15 beat Haswell 1, Vivian 15 beat Connor 2, Cutfield 14 lost to Blackstock 15, McCready 8 lost to Carter 15. Women’s singles: Miss Wilmshurst 15 beat Miss Townsend 2, Mrs. Cameron 9 lost to Miss Carncross 15, Miss Macßae 15 beat Miss Fountaine 8, Miss Pople 15 beat Miss Fake 2, Miss Wilmshurst 15 beat Mrs. Haswell, Mrs. Cameron 15 beat Miss Slater 3.
Men’s doubles: Cameron and Owen 15 beat Gibson and Ritter 1, Ennis and Mackay 15 beat Whiting and Townsend 10, Robertson and Vivian 15j beat Haswell and Carter 9, Cutfield and McCready 15 beat Connor and Blackstock 6. Women’s doubles: Miss Wilmshurst and Mrs. Cameron 15 beat Misses Townsend and Carncross 3, Misses Macßae and Pople 15 beat Misses Fountaine arid Fake 14.
Combined doubles: Cameron and Miss Wilmshurst 15 beat Gibson and i.iiss Townsend 13, Ennis and Mrs. Cameron 15 beat Ritter and Miss Carncross 8, Mackay and Miss Macßae 15 beat Whiting and Miss Fountaine 7, Owen and Miss Pople 15 beat Townsend and Miss Fake 12, Cutfield and Miss Wilmshurst 15 beat Haswell and Mrs. Haswell 7, McCready and Miss Pople 15 beat Blackstock and Miss Slater 3.
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Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1935, Page 6
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270WIN FOR STRATFORD Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1935, Page 6
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