Tennis Match.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3680, 28 March 1904, Page 2

Tennis Match.

WOODVILLE V. PAHIATUA

Though the weather was not exactly pleasant for tennis on Saturday, a most eujoyable time was spent on the local courts when Pahiatua and Woodville tried conclusions, the former proving victorious in all but one game. Woodville were not in form at all, and though there were some exciting finishes, the Pahiatua players gave a far better exhibition of the game than Woodville. The surprises of the game were Swamson beating Cato and the redoubtable Bowden going down before Osbnrne Lilley. In the double between thesi j gentlemen, Cato and Bowden rather easily defeated their opponents. Mis 3 Manisty playod a da?bing game against Mrs Broughton, being only beaten by three. Afternoon tea was provided by the ladies, and was much enjoyed. Following are details of the I games:— I Paiili.tua: Woodville. I ?JEN'S DOL'IiLLS. Swflinson und ).„ liowilcn and)„ n Lilley ) Cato j Blake and ),., Jfadill and )~, JDrew ) Clsrke j McShane and) rn Ecbson and ).„ Collins j bU Sinbb* j

SINGLES. Swa'.nson 00 Onto 57 Lilloy 50 JJowden 4s Drew 50 MadM 45 Bh.ko 50 Clarke 45 Collins 50 11-jbson 4IS MuSlwno ' 40 Madill o'j LAUIKS' l)0l:i:Ui. . Mrslkoughton] ,„„ Misses Miiniytv > (i . & Mirs Allen j ° and Gram j" J I st not.]-:. j I Mrs Brongiiton 40 iVlits ivinnisty VI I Totf«!s 500 5;;0 j