LAWN TENNIS.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18874, 18 February 1933, Page 9

LAWN TENNIS.

RUKUHIA DEFEAT WHATAWHATA. A decisive victory, with the score of 18 sets to G, representing 134 games to 96, was gained by the Rukuhia A team in their match with the Whatawhata A representatives. The game was played on the Rukuhia courts, under the auspices of the Waipa Lawn Tennis Association. In the following details of the scoring, Whatawhata |players are l mentioned first:— Men's Singles.—R. Calder v. G. Boyd, 3—7; R. Harris v. D. Boyd, 5—7; T. Maisey v. J. Boyd, 4—7; V. Harris v. J. A. Haynes, 7—5; Cross v. 11. Matthews, I—7; Higglnson v. T. Healey, 5—7. Ladies’ Singles.—Miss O'Hara v. Miss Gibbs, 2 —G; Mrs Calder v. Miss It. McAuliffe, 5—7; Miss Kempthorne v. Miss N. Baynes, G—l; Miss Smith v.' Miss L. Boyd, 2—6; Miss Maisey v. Mrs Matthews, I—G; 'Mrs Russell v. Miss V. McAullffe., 3 —6. Men’s Doubles. —R. Calder and T. Maisey v. G. and D. Boyd, 6—B; R. Harris and V. Harris v. J. Boyd and J. A. Baynes, 5 —7; G. Higglnson and Cross v. H. Matthews and T. Hcaly,

Ladies' Doubles.—Mrs Calder and Miss O’Hara v. Misses Gibbs and It. McAuliffe, 2 —6; Miss Kempthorne and Miss Maisey v. Misses N. Baynes and L. Boyd, G—l; Miss Smith and Mrs Bussell v. Mrs Matthews and Miss V. McAuliffe, 4—G. Combined Doubles. —Mr and Mrs Calder v. G. Boyd and Miss Gibbs, G—3; R. Harris and Miss O'Hara v. D. Boyd and Miss K. McAuliffe, 6-—2; Mr and Mrs Maisey v. J. Boyd and Miss L. Boyd, 4—G; V. Harris and Miss Kempthorne v. J. A. ltayncs and N. Haynes. G—i: Higglnson and Miss Smilli v. Mr and Mrs Matthews, I —<>: Cross and Mrs Russell v. T. Hcaly and Miss V. Mo Auliffe, 4—G.