LAWN TENNIS.

Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18257, 19 February 1931, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS.

NGAMNAPGURI v. PIRONGIA,

The Ngahinapouri and Pirongia clubs met on the former’s courts, and a most interesting day’s tennis was Hie result. Ngahinapouri were the winners by 16 sets to 8. The following were the results (Pirongia players being first) : Combined Doubles. —Miss Bell and Richardson v. Mrs Wilkinson and C. peid, G—3; Miss A, Bell and IL Barry v. Miss Rye and R. Meyer, 2 —6; Miss p. Sifleet and 11. Miller v. Miss V. McPherson and 0. James, 6 —3; Miss I. Beet and H. Hall v. Miss D. Reid and C. Rye, 6—7; Miss Fear and M. Bell v. Miss Anderson and W. Stringer, I —6; Miss Buchanan and W. Shaw v. Mrs Meyer and F. Flexman, 2—6. 1 Ladies’ Doubles. —Misses Bell and Sifleet v. Miss Rye and Mrs Wilkinson, I—6; Misses Bell and Beet v. Misses McPherson and D. Reid, 4 —6; Misses Fear and Buchanan v. Miss Anderson and Mrs Meyer, I—6. Men’s Doubles. —A.E.R. and Miller v. C. Reid and R. Meyer, 7—l; Barry and Hall v. Rye and Flexman, 7—2; Bell and Shaw v. James and Stringer, ‘ Ladies Singles.—Miss Bell v. Miss p yc ( 2 —G; Miss A. Bell v. Mrs Wilkinson, 3—6; Miss P. Sifleet v. Miss McPherson, 0—0; Miss I. Beet v. Miss D. Reid, 4—>o; Miss Fear v. Miss Anderson, G —-4; Miss G. Buchanan v. All's .Meyer, o—6.0 —6. Men's Singles.—A.E.B.R. v. C. Reid, 7 —o; A. Barry v. R. Meyer, I—7; Miller v. 0. James, 7—3; Hall v, C. R ye; 5 —7; P. Bell v. W. Stringer, 2_7 ; W. Shaw v. T. Flexman, 3—7.