CITY TENNIS PLAYERS ENTERTAIN VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY

Wanganui Chronicle, 27 January 1948, Page 2

CITY TENNIS PLAYERS ENTERTAIN VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY

Thirty tennis players from country clubs visited Wanganui over the week-end when the Wanganui Lawn Tennis Association sponsored a series of matches on the St. , John’s Club courts. An equal nu’mber ot city players from the Wanganui, Gonville, St. John’s, Wanganui East and Minor Associations played against the country players. The games resulted in a win for the city players by 62 matches to 11 but most of the games were closely contested. The visitors were welcomed by Mr. M. L. Lampe on behalf of the association. Mr. K. Hayhow, on behalf of the association, thanked Mr. Lampe for his generosity in entertaining the visitors and the Wanganui players at luncheon. Results were as follow: City players being mentioned first: — Men's singles.—Cullen beat Mosen, 6-2; Crutchley lost to Dommett 5-6; Ogier beat Ralfe, 6-4. Women's singles.—Miss Coull beat Miss Hancox, 6-2; Mrs Russell beat Mrs. McLennon, 6-4; Mrs. Mailman beat Mrs. Ralfe, 6-3; Miss Hayhow beat Mrs. Carmichael, 6-2. Men’s doubles.—Ogier and Evans lost to Taylor and Beaton, 1-6; Mahoney and Anderson beat Ralfe and Hutton, 6-4; Mclntyre and Evans beat Rhodes and Dommett, 6-4; HayCampbell and Cullen beat Low and Harper, 6-4; West and Mclntyre beat Jones and Simes, 6-3; Crutchley and Souter lost to Young and Werry, 3-6; Mahoney and Anderson beat Taylor and Beaton, 6-1; Ogier and Mclntyre beat Young and Werry, 6-4; Lampe and Ogier beat Rhodes and Ralfe, 6-3; West and Myers beat Lowe and Harper, 6-5; Cullen and Hayhow beat Mosen and Simes, 6-2; Hayhow and Mclntyre beat Blanchard and Murchison, 6-4; Lampe and Nicholson beat Jones and Simes, 6-2; Mahoney and West beat Taylor and Blanchard, 6-1. Myres and Nicholson lost to Hutton and Dommett, 3-6; Mahoney and Evans lost to Ralfe and Low, Crutchley and Souter beat Werry and Young, 6-1; Lampe and Ogier lost to Dommett and Hutton, 5-6; Ryland and Mclntyre beat Murchison and Young, 6-2. Women’s doubles.—Mrs. Mailman and Miss Hayhow beat Mrs. Werry and Mrs. Carmichael, 6-2; Mrs. Ogier and Mrs. Russell beat Mrs. Knox and Miss Rubery, 6-2; Misses Coull and Palmer beat Mesdames Morrison anc Ralfe, 6-2; Misses Bourne and Anderson beat Mrs. Sandford and Miss Jonasen, 6-3; Mrs. Mailman and Miss Coull beat Mrs. Werry and Mrs. Carmichael, 6-2; Misses Bosher and Hayhow beat Mrs. Knowles and Miss Rubery, 6-5; Mrs. Everett and Miss Bourne beat Misses Rubery and Hutton, 6-5; Mesdames Everett and Ellery beat Mrs. McLennon and Miss Hutton, 6-5; Mrs. Tremaine and Miss Bourne beat Mrs. Sandford and Miss Jonasen, 6-0; Mrs. Smith and Miss Anderson beat Mrs. Young and Miss Hancox, 6-0; Mrs. Smith and Miss Palmer beat Mrs. Young and Miss Hancox, 6-2; Misses Anderson and Hayhow beat Misses Hutton and Rubery, 6-2; Mesdames Ogier and Tremaine beat Mrs. Morrison and Miss Beaton, 6-4; Mesdames Ogier and Ellery beat Mrs. Sandford and Miss Jonasen, 6-3. Mixed Doubles. Crutchley and Miss Anderson lost to Rhodes and Mrs Knox, 3-6; Lampe and Miss Bosher beat Hutton and Mrs. McLennon, 6-2; Myers and Mrs. Tremaine lost to Young and Mrs. Sandford, 4-6; Anderson and Mrs. Ellery lost to Hutton and Mrs. McLennon, 5-6; Cullen and Miss Palmer beat Blanchard and Miss Jonasen, 6-4; Ryland and Miss Bourne beat Werry and Miss Jonasen, 6-2; Myers and Mrs. Russell beat Rhodes and Miss Werry, 6-4; Souter and Miss Anderson beat Beaton and Mrs. Sandford, 6-5; Mclntyre and Miss Bosher beat Dommett and Miss Rubery, 6-4; Souter and Mrs. Smith beat Mosen and Mrs. Young, 6-2; Nicholson and Mrs. Smith beat Jones and Mrs. Young, 6-0; Hayhow and Mrs. Mailman beat Sievers Mnd Mrs. Ralfe, 6-4; Nicholson and Miss Hayhow lost to Hutchison and Mrs. Carmichael, 2-6: Ogier and Mrs. Ogier beat Hutton and Miss Hutton, 6-3; Lampe and Miss Coull beat Ralfe and Miss Hutton, 6-2; Mahoney and Mrs. Ellery beat Taylor and Mrs. Werry, 6-3; B. Mclntyre and Miss Hayhow beat Mitchinson and Miss Hancox, 6-1; West and Mrs. Tremaine beat Harper and Mrs. Carmichael, 6-3; Ryand and Mrs. Ellery lost to Young and Mrs. Morrison, 4-6; Hayhow and Miss Hayhow beat Beaton and Mrs. Carmichael, 6-1; Evans and Mrs. Everett beat Lowe and Mrs. Morrison, 6-1; Crutchley and Miss Palmer beat Werry and Mrs. Young, 6-0; West and Mrs. Smith beat Jones and Mrs. Sandford, 6-2; Soutei and Mrs. Anderson beat Harper and Mrs. Ralfe, 6-2; Cullen and Mrs. Everett, beat Rhodes and Mrs. Knox, 6-2; Anderson and Mrs. Everett beat Taylor and Mrs. Werry, 6-4; Evans and Mrs. Ogier beat Beaton and Mrs. Werry, 6-5; Cullen and Miss Palmer beat Blanchard and Mrs. Young, 6-L