LAWN TENNIS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 67, 21 March 1933, Page 7

LAWN TENNIS

AT WANGANUI EAST VISITORS EROM WESTMERE.

A very pleasant afternoon was spent on the Wanganui East Tennis Club's I courts on Saturday afternoon, when a friendly match between Mr, G, Williamson’s team and Westmere was ; played. Tho result was a win by two sets for WestmeJc, though Wanganui i East had the greater number of games 1 by 14, tho totals being: Westmere, 20 < sets, 254 games; Wanganui East, IS 1 sets, 2fiB games. Fallowing arc the individual scores, i with Westmere mentioned first in each I instance: — Ladies’ Singles.—Miss A. Smith won i from Mrs. Ross, 7—6; Miss Lancaster won from Miss Wight, 7 —3; Miss Wischnowsky won from Miss Winter, ; 7 —□; Miss Taylor won from Miss O. ’ Rice, 7 —4; Miss V. Nicholls won from i ' Miss F. Ellis, 7—5; Miss Mitchell lost to Miss G. Rice, I—7; Miss Riehard--1 son won from Miss M. Signal, 7 2; Miss Norrie lost to Miss A. Bell, 6 —7; Miss Brown won. from Miss C. Nichol, i 7—3; Miss E. Smith lost to Miss J. Campbell. 3—7; Miss E. Nicholls lost ; to Miss Ede, 5 —7; Miss J. Smith lost to Miss Maloney, 5—7. Men’s Singles. —Nicholls lost to E. : Hansen, 2—7; Keltie won from Priest, 7 —4; Flynn won from E. Webby, 7h; 1 F. Rogers won from Williamson, 7 5; , G-. Rogers lost to C. Mooseman, 4—7; V. Smith won from Stevens, 7—2; > Dickinson won from L. G. Malkcr. ’ 7—5; Greenwood lost to Done, 4—7; Hector Norrie lost to C. Merrington, 2 7; Harwood Norrie lost to Mclnteer, 47; Mackintosh lost to M. Walker, o—7; Taylor lost to N. Walker, o—7. Ladies’’ Doubles.—Misses Smith and Lancaster won from Mrs. Ross and Miss I Wight, 75; Misses Wischnowsky and ’ Taylor lost to Miss Winter and Miss O. Rice, 2 —7; Misses V. Nicholls and ' Mitchell won from Misses F. Ellis and G. Rice, 7—4; Misses Richardson and Norrie won from Misses M. Signal and ' Bell 7 —5; Misses Brown and E. Smith f won’ from Misses C. Nichol and J. '■ Campbell, 7—6; Misses E. Nicholls and • J. Smith won from blisses Ede and 3 Malonev, 7 —3. Men’s Doubles—Nicholls and Keltic - lost to Priest and Hansen, 6—7; Flynn ■ and F. Rogers won from Webby and 3 Walker 7 —5; G. Rogers and Smith won from Moosman and Stevens, 7 —6 j Dickinson and Greenwood lost to Williamson and Done, 3—7; Hector Norrie and H. Norrie lost to Merrington and Me- ’ Inteer, 2—7; Mackintosh and Taylor lost to’ M. Walker and N. Walker, 1 7. Combined Doubles. —Nicholls and Miss A. Smith won from Mrs. Ross and 0 Hansen, 7—5; Keltie and Miss LancasII ter lost to Miss Wight and Priest, - 5—7; Flynn and Miss Wischnowsky 1 won from Miss Winter and Webby, - 73 ; p. Rogers and Miss Taylor lost i- to d.iiss O. Rice and Walker, 6—7; G. r Rr. % s and Miss V. Nicholls won from Miss Ellis and Moosoman, 7—3; Smith d and Miss Mitchell won from Miss G. Rice and Stevens, 7—2; Dickinson and ,t Miss Richardson won from Miss Signal and Williamson, 7—5; Greenwood and O Miss Norrie lost to Miss Bell and Done, g 7; Hector Norrie and Miss Brown e lost to Miss Nichol and Merrington, (5—7; Harwood Norrie and Miss ESmith lost to Miss Campbell and MeInteer, 6—7; Len Dickinson and Miss ? Dunbar lost, to Miss Ede and M. Wal]<er, o—7; Dunbar and Mrs. Dunbar 1 won from Miss Maloney and N. 1 Walker, 7—5.