TENNIS NOTES.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXI, 18 April 1922, Page 7

TENNIS NOTES.

(By Racquet.) The final of the ladies’ doubles was won by the Misses Collett and Akhurst (received 19) against Mrs Glut and Miss Jones (sc.), the game being a clds e one, 60-58, and the winners playing the more enterprising game. This concludes all the competition matches for the season. Miss Doris Hart, formerly of the Waunate High School, and now of St. Hilda’s College, Dunedin, has achieved further honours in the tennis me. At the Otago Junior Tournament, she won everything entered tor girls’ championship singles, handicap singles and doubles. The Ot ago Daily Times refers to her as a player of very great promise, saying that she serves well, drives with good length and volleys well, and what is perhaps best of all, she plays a out >Py 3nd attractive & ame through-

fir Z goes 011 t 0 Say that in the Girls Championship Singles, Miss hmT/ Ster had the Tod 1 f 1,1 u er game With Mlss lodd and was obliged to retire from a set in which she showed great prom nl l ® eldoin happens that two out in\ T the Same district stand this f 1 a “ arked manner as this tournament shows. Miss G Manchester reached the s/mTfinal m tne Championship Singles.