TENNIS.

Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 14073, 3 December 1909, Page 5

TENNIS.

TRINITY V. ASHBURTON. •1 very enjoyable afternoon was spent, on the Trinity Tennis Courts yesterday, when a friendly match was played between St; Andrews (Ashburton), and Trinity (Timaru). Play commented at 2 o'clock and was continued until 5.30. The play shown was very good; and was noticeable fof clean volleying and hard . well placed driving. During the afternoon, refreshments were provided .by the ladies, which added greatly to the afternoon's pleasure. The following are the results: — Singles. .-.,■• ' T. A. Miss Lindsay v Miss J. Lane 3 6 Miss D. McWhirter v Miss E. Stewart •• •'•••• 6 3. Miss G. McWhirter > Miss Stewart ' ......... 6' I Miss W- Brooks v Miss Segers G 'O, D. Glanville v Humphries .. 6 I C. Fyfe v Amos .\....;........ 6 1 W. Harrison v Naylor ... 0 ./,i!» W. Roberts v McGibbon ... 0 2 A. Caguc v Thomas ' 3 G W. Grant v Andrews , ..■•••. 6' 2 Doubles. : Misses Lindsay and, D. Mo Whirter v Misses Lane . and Stewart ..;.; 0 .4 Misses J. Mc Whirter and ; Brooks v Misses E. Stewart and Mi.< 9 Segars ~..V. 4 0 Glanville and Fyfe v. Humphries and Amos .::... '3 G Harrison and Roberts v Nay- ' lor and Thomas ...... 0 4 Cague and Grant v McGihbon . and Andrews iV...:..: G 2 Miss Lindsay and Glanville v Miss Lane and Hiim- - phries G 2 Miss D. McWhirter and ,Fyfp v Miss E. Stewart .; arid Amos 6 , 4 Miss G. MeAVhirter and Harrison v Miss Stewart and Naylor „;..... 6 2 ' Miss Brooks and Roberts v Miss Sogers arid McGib- . bon ~....:... *6 . ? Totals . i-'-..... 108 GO NEW ZEALAND. TO REJOIN. Press A?sociation-By Telegraph-Copyright Received 1 a.m., Dec. 3rd. .SYDNEY, Dae. 2. Tlio Council of the Tennis Association, together with Professor Hunter, of New Zealand, discussed tho question of New Zealand's secession. It was decided; to make certain alterations in tho constitution of tho Association. Those will bo considered at a further,meeting, and if then endorsed Professor Hunter agreed on behalf of New Zealand to rejoin tho Association. As tho Council was unanimous -to-night, it is believed that ioiidorseuieitt'Bst;cei-taiu and. that tho difficulty is practically ended.