TENNIS
CAMBRIDGE SUB-ASSOCIATION POSITION OF COMPETITION No matches were played in the Cambridge Tennis Sub-Association’s competitions on Saturday, but both A and B grades are well advanced. The B-grade will be continued next Saturday. Cambridge No. 1 team is leading in the A-grade with an unbroken record and with the present state of the competition, Cambridge No. 2 is the only team likely to affect the result. In the B-grade Horahora has won the country zone, and in all probability Trinity will win the town zone. There are two rounds to be played in the tjown zone, but Trinity has not yet been beaten, while all the other teams have had at least two losses. SECONDARY SCHOOLS WAIKATO TOURNAMENT The Waikato Secondary Schools’ lawn tennis championships were continued on Saturday on the Hamilton Club’s courts. Results in which Cambridge competitors figured were: Senior Boys’ Singles: G. Columbus beat Smith, 9—7; Carter won from Scellv by default; Jackaways beat Carter, 9—l. Senior Boys’ Doubles: Phillips and Carter beat Warren and Fulton, o—2; Wilson and Eggleston beat Phillips and Carter, 9—6. Senior Girls’ Singles: M. Kennedy beat J. Hewitt, 9—3; D. Williams beat R. Rishworth, 9—4; J. Taylor beat F. Wallace, 9—4. Senior Girls’ Doubles: N. Hobbs and F. Wallace beat P. and J. Holwell, 9—3. Junior Girls’ Singles: M. Ross beat G. Reed, 7—2; J. Hoi well beat J. Clayton, 7—3; D. Chatfield beat E. Hirst, 7—6; B. McHarrie, beat D., Chatfield, 7 —2. Junior’ Girls’ Doubles: M. Ross and G. Gibb beat E. Hirst and A. Gilbert, 7—l.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3429, 15 March 1938, Page 4
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