TENNIS

Temuka Leader, Issue 10788, 12 December 1931, Page 3

TENNIS

TOWN AND COUNTRY AsHN. ORARI DEFEATS SEADOWN In the Town, and Country toin competitions on Thursday ai'leriio Orari beat Sou down by one gun the total scores being: Orari, N s< (09 games); Seadown, N set.-, i iramos). The detailed scores were (Se down names first): Ladies' Singles.— Miss Topham Miss K. Muff. 0-5: Mrs' G. Hugh v. Miss M. Stevens. 2-0: Mrs ( Southward v. Miss J 3. Earl. 0-( Miss 13. Brosnalian v.' Mrs Watso 3-0. Men's Singles.--1.;. Cruiiio!!y v. ! Wood. 0-1; C. Hughes v. C. Clin mors, 5-0: L. Craythorne v. ! Pem.berton, 2-0; J. 'Southward M. Blissett, 0-0. Ladies' Doubles. —Miss Tophai and Mrs Hughes v. Misses Muff an Earl, 4-0; Mrs Southward and Mis Brosnalian v. Miss Stevens and Mr Watson, 2-6. Men's Doubles. — Connolly an Hughes v. 'Wood and Chalmers, 0-4 Craythorne and Southward v. Pern berton and Blissett, 0-4. Combined Doubles. —Connolly am Miss Topham v. Wood and Mis Muff, 6-3; Craythorne and MiSouthward v. Pemberton and Mis Stevens, 2-0; Hucvhes and Mr Hughes v. Chalmers and Miss Earl 0-3; Southward arid Miss Brosna hun v. Blissett and Mrs Watson, 0-1 ORARI BRIDGE B v. SEADOWN F Orari Bridge beat Seadown by 1J sets (85 games) to 5 _ sets ('O-: games) in a B grade mutch playec on Thursday afternoon. The following were (be score:: (Seadown names first): Ladies* Siiiodcs.—Miss M. 1 lewsou v. Miss O. Eord, 5-0; Alias !!. Hewson v. Mrs E. South. 0-2; Miirs I. Urosnahan v. Miss Pratt. 2-0; Miss D. Brosnalian v. Miss Lysaghl, 0-5. Men's Singles.—J. Connolly v. N. South, 3-6; G. Horwcll v. \V. South, 0-5; A. Connolly v. .J. South, 3-0; T. Columb v. A. Mori'is, 4-0. Ladies' Doubles.—Misses M. and B. Hewson v. Miss Eord and Mrs South, 0-4; Misses I. and D. Brosnalian v. Misses Pratt and Lysaghl, 1-0. Men's Doubles.—J. Connolly and G. Hoi-well v. W. South and N. South, 4-0; A. Connolly and P. Columb v. J. South and A. Morris, 3-(>. Combined Doubles.—Miss M. Hewson and Connolly v. Miss Ford and N. South, 1-6; Miss B. Hewson and Horwell v. Mrs South and W. South, 5-0; Miss I. Brosnalian and A. Connolly v. Miss Pratt and J. South, 3-6; Miss D. Brosnalian and T. Columb v. Miss Lysaght and Morris, 0-.'!. At the conclusion of the match, Mr A. Morris thanked the Seadown Club for its hospitality, and Mr G. Horwell replied.