SEADOWN

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19622, 17 October 1933, Page 10

SEADOWN

TENNIS. Members of St. Peter’s Club journeyed to Seadowh on Thursday to try conclusions with the local club in a friendly game. The visitors were entertained at afternoon tea. Scores (St. Peter’s names first): — Women’s Singles.—Mrs Stewart 6 v. Mrs Hughes 2; Mrs Laurenson 6 v. Miss M. Hewson 4; Miss King 5 v. Miss Hide 6; Miss M. Nicholas 5 v. Mrs Dunnett 6; Miss Keys 0 v. Miss B. Hewson 6. Women’s Doubles.—Mesdames Stewart and Laurenson 6v. Mrs Hughes and Miss Hewson 0; Misses King and Nicholas 6 v. Mrs Dunnett and Miss Hide 1; Mrs Nicholas and Miss Keys 3 v. Mrs Williams and Miss Hewson 6. Men’s Singles.—Pierce 6 v. Hughes 3; Nicholas 6 v. Cain 4; Maister 6 v. Horwell 1; Andrews 6 v. Connolly 4. Men’s Doubles.—Fraser and Nicholas 6 v. Hughes and Cain 4; Pierce and Nicholas 6 v. A. Connolly and O'Boyle 0; Maister and Andrews 5 v. J. Connolly and Horwell 6. THE WEATHER Contrary to expectations, there was not the heavy rainfall expected over the week-end. Saturday dawned fine and gave no indication of the rough conditions to follow. Rain set in late at night, and continued until early morning, accompanied by very boisterous weather. The change of weather brought most beneficial rain to the pastures. The 33 points recorded at the school up till Sunday morning were increased to 46 owing to intermittent showers during Sunday night.