Cambridge Club Beats the "Rest" at Tennis

Waikato Independent, Volume XLV, Issue 6319, 23 November 1949, Page 5

Cambridge Club Beats the "Rest" at Tennis

The animal tennis match stvled as

"Town v. Country" was played on the Cambridge Club's courts in Te Koutu Park on Saturday. Actually play was between a team representing the Cambridge Club and a team selected from all other chilis affiliated with the SubAssociation.

The strength oi its top players enabled Cambridge to win by 21 sets (2(H) games) to Jl sets (I<>3 games). .Many of the games were evenly contested and a feature was that the la.st four of the country combines won all. matches. Results were as follows, town playels mentioned first:

Men's singles: 1). McMurray !l v K. Lahlberg 7; X. Robson 0 v S. Thomas 3: lb Paterson !> v P. Lochead 1; K. Law !) v lb Bourke 4; I). Fraser !> v T. Bourke 1; I. .lames 9 v L. Cowan 8: K. Fell !» v <J. Murray 3; C. Hawortb 2 v .). Roberts !b

Ladies' singles: Miss M. l'aton 0 v -Miss F. McKeowii 7; Miss V. Cosson 7 v Mrs Allen 2; Miss M. White 7 v Mrs Moore 4; Mrs MeCandlish 7 v Miss I). Plryher 2; Miss H. Clark 3 v Miss V. Wallis 7; Miss K. Harvey 4 V Miss D. Hill 7; Miss N. Westlake T v Miss K. At wood 4; Miss .1, Garrard 5 v Mrs ('. Wallace 7.

Men's doubles: McMurray and Robson 9 ,v Dalilberg and Thomas 8; Paterson and Law !> v Lochead and Bourke 5; Fraser and .lames !) v T. Bourke and Cowan (»; Fell and Ha worth 5. v Murray and Roberts !>.

Ladies' doubles: Misses Paton and Cosson 7 v Miss McKeowii and Mrs Allen 2; Miss White-and Mi's MeCandlish 7 v Mrs Moore and. Miss Plescher 2; Misses Clark and Harvey 7 v Misses Wallis and Hill 4; Misses Westlake and Garrard 7 v Miss At wood and Mrs Wallace (i.

Combined doubles: McMurray and Miss l'aton 7 v Dalilberg and Miss Mo Keowu 3; Kobson and Miss Cosson 7 v Thomas and Mrs Allen .'I; Paterson and Miss White 4 v Lochead and Mrs Moore 7: Law and Mrs MeCandlish 7 v D. Bourke and Miss Plescher 4; Fraser and Miss Clark 2 v T. Bourke and Miss V. Wallis 7; I. dames and Miss Harvey (i v Cl.owan and Miss I). Hill 7; Fell and Miss Westlake 5 v Murray and Miss Atwood 7; Ha worth aii(| Miss Garrard 2 v Roberts and Mrs Wallace 7. St Andrlew's Club Tha annual match between the Captain's and ,vioe-captain's teams was played on St Andrew's tennis courts on Saturday. All games were keenly contested, the result being a win for the vice-captain's team by 13 sets to 11. A return' match is eagerly awaited, and it j s hoped to have a similar club day oil December 10.