LAWN TENNIS.

Waikato Times, Volume 108, Issue 18166, 3 November 1930, Page 9

LAWN TENNIS.

CAMBRIDGE SUB-ASSOCIATION. TOWN v. COUNTRY. As a preliminary to commencing the inter-club competitions, the Cambridge Sub-Association held a Town v. Country match on the Cambridge courts on Saturday. The main object of the match was to aid the selectors in arranging the association ladder. The Town players proved the winners, gaining 26 sets (338 games) against Country, 14 sets (230 games). The scores were as follows, the Town players being mentioned first:— Men’s Singles.—Morrison v. Robjnson, 4—9; Clayton v. Feisst, 9—7; Hollis v. Giles, 9—7; G. Williams v. H. Carr, 6—9; D. Clow v. 11. Hooker, 9 3; A. G. Glow v. H. Roberts, 9 —7; II Simpson v. C. W. Hooker, 9— 6; Jenkins v. Cubis, 9—2; Easter v. Wilson, 9 — 6; McCathie v. Wood, 9-i —7; D. Williams v. Swayne, 2—9; Armstrong v. Baker, 9—5. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Savage v. Mrs Swayne, 5—9; Mrs Clayton v. Miss J- Feisst, 9— 6; Miss B. Crowther v Miss V. Appleby, 9 —5; Miss G. Woods v. Miss M.-> Bourke, 9—4; Mrs Clow v. Miss J. Dagg, 2—9; Miss Easter v. Mrs Cubis, 9—B; Miss D. Haworth v. "Miss K. Bourke, 9—5; Miss E- Price v. Miss D. Giles, 5 —9; Miss J. Hulme v. Miss B. Frost, 5—9; Miss E. Lynds v. Miss E. Feisst, 4—9. Men’s Doubles. —Morrison and Clayton v. Robinson and Feisst, 9—5; Hollis and Williams v. Giles and Carr, 9 4; D. Clow and A- G. Clow v. H. Hooker and H. Roberts, 9—6; H. Simpson and R. Jenkins v. C. W. Hooker and W. Cubis, 9— B; R. Easter and D. McCathie v. J- Wilson and Woods, 3 9; d. Williams and 11. Armstrong v. F. Swayne and S. Baker, 6 —9. Ladies’ Doubles. —Miss Savage and Mrs Clayton v. Mrs Swayne and Miss Feisst, 5—9; Misses B. Crowther and K. Woods v- Misses M. Bourke and V." Appleby, 9—<6; Airs Clow and Miss Easier v. Mrs Cubis and Miss J. Dagg, 5 9; Miss D. Haworth and 0. Price v. .Misses K. Bourke and D. Giles, 9 6; Misses J. Hulme and E. Lynds v. Misses B. Frost and E. Feisst, 6 —9.

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