and Lou junior—have won table tennis championships. When he returned to England after conducting a coaching tour in New Zealand, Ken Stanley wrote in the English Table Tennis Association magazine of “an elderly Maori who walked 24 miles on a number of occasions to watch and hear me coach.” That was Lou Davis. Neti is now proving just how valuable her grandfather's efforts have been. Lou also taught his grandchildren to play tennis. He laid down a grass court and proceeded to coach. His grandchildren have won a heap of tennis titles. He has assisted in the running of practically all of Northland's junior tennis tournaments. Lou is vitally interested in the welfare of the Maori people (“my people”) and they put their whole trust in this quiet man. It is most fitting that New Zealand's first Maori table tennis representative should be his granddaughter.

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