AUCKLAND WANTS A GAME.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17219, 10 December 1923, Page 7

AUCKLAND WANTS A GAME.

AUCKLAND, December 10. As the result of further communications between Axickland and tho New Zealand Tennis Association. It is probable that the New South Wales tennis team will play a local team at Stanley Street courtß on Wednesdaj' aud Thursday.

WELLINGTON. December 10. In Teply to a wireless message from th© secretary of the New Zealand lawn Tennis Association, the manager of the Now South Wales tennis team now en rout© to Auckland states that the team will be delighted to meet an Auckland team on Thursday. A match has been arranged accordingly. The New Zealand Association will receive 50 per cent of the gross takings.

BICOABTON B v. CATHEDRAL B. Tliccarton B defeated Cathedral B by 46 games. The following are the results, Riccarton players being mentioned first:— A. Dickson 6, J. J. Flood 2. G. Hill 3. J. Mahoney 6. W. Hollobon 5. J. O'Malley 6. F. Schmidt 6. C. Evans 0. Dickson and Hill 9, J- J. Flood and J. Mahoney 2. Hollobon aqd Schmidt 9. J. O’Malley and C. Evans 2 Miss Harvey 6. Miss E. Flood S. Miss Muir 6. Miss J. Maloney 3. Miss Wright 6. Mi»s C. O’Malley 3. Miss Stephenson fi. Miss M. Blair 1. Msses Harvey and Muir 6, Misses E. Flood and J. Maloney 3. Misses Wright and Stephenson 6. Misses C. O’Malley a*nd M. Blair 4. Misses. Harvey and Muir 6, Misses E. Flood and J. J. Flood 5. Mis 4 Muir and G. Hill 6, Mias J Malohey and J. Mahoney 1. .Miss Wright and W. Hollobon 4, Miss C. O’Malley and J- O’Malley 6. Miss Stephenson and F. Schmidt 6. Miss M. Blair and C. Evans 3. Totals—Riccarton 96; Cathedral 50.