LAWN TENNIS.
lIALSWELL v. SPRING STON. A friendly match was played on Saturday between the Springsto-n and Halswell Clubs, on the latter's courts, resulting in a win for "the home team by 14 games. Ladies of the Halswell Club supplied refreshments. Scores, Halswell plavers being mentioned first: — Combined "Doubles—C. Gardiner and Miss Comber lost to A. Smither Miss Dorman, 6-2; X. Smith arvd Miss Muirson lost to *W". Moornoe and Miss B. Dorman, 6*4; J. Mercer and .Miss Mercer lost to W. Mcunce and Miss B. Dorman, 6-1: R- Nottingham and Miss Moyna beat F. Ridden and Miss Kimber, 6-3. Men's Singles—C. Gardiner lost to A. Smither. 6-2: X. Smith beat "VV. Mounce, 6-1; J. Merc?r beat F. Ridden, 6-5; R; tir.gham beat, F Ridden. 6-4. La-lies' Singles—Miss Comber lost to Mu» Dorman, G-4: Miss Muirson boat Miss_ B. Dorman. 6-1; Miss Mercer beat Miss Kimoer, 6-1: Miss Moyna beat Mitw Kiniber, 6-.. Men's Doubles Messrs Gardiner and Smith beat Messrs Smither and Mounce, 6-4; ■Mercer and Nottingham beat Messrs Mounce and Ridden, 6-5. , , . Ladies' Doubles—Misses Comber and Muirson beat Misses Dorman and B. Dorman, 6-'-; Misses Mercer and Moyna beat Missee la. j Dorman ar.\l Kiniber, Sri. . „ I Totals—Halswell 79 games, Springston 6oi games.
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16420, 14 January 1919, Page 2
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