LAWN TENNIS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19137, 21 October 1927, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS.

v ■ KANGIORA V. CASHMERE. A match was played on the ftangiora courts on Wednesday between the Rangiora and Cashmere Clubs. The, visitors won by 40 games. ' Scores, Cashmere players being mentioned first:—Hisses E. and K. Johnston 9, Misses E. Guy and S. Schluter 3. Mrs van Asch and Mrs Fisher 9, Mrs Kinley and Miss Jennings 5. Mrs Dougall and Miss Clark 9, Mrs Deal and Mrs Bell 2. Mrs Morgan and Mrs Haworth 8, Mrs Tolmie and Miss Parsons 9. Miss E. Johnston and Mrs Dongall 9, Mrs Deal and Miss Schlnter 4. Mrs van Asch and Miss K. Johnston 0, Misses Guy and Jennings 6. Mrs Fisher and Mrs Hawortb. 9, Mrs Kinley and Mrs Tolmie 4. Misß Clark and Mrs Morgan 9, Mrs Bell and Miss Parsons 7. Miss E. Johnston and Miss Clark 9, Mrs Bell and Mrs Kinley 5. Miss K. Johnston and Mrs Doug&ll 9, Misb Guy and Miss Parsons B.' Mrs van Asch and Mrs Hawortb. 4', Mrs Deal and Miss Jennings 9. Mrs Fisher and Mrs Morgan t;->. Mrs Tolmie and Miss Schluter_9. Mrs van Asch and Miss E. Johnston 9, Miss Guy and Mrs Tolmie 3. Miss K. Johnston and Mrs Haworth 9, Mrs Kinley and Mrs Deal 6. Mrs Dougall and Mrs Morgan 9, Mrs Bell and Miss Schluter 6. Mrs Fisher and Miss Olark 8, Misses Jennings and Parsons 9. Totals —Cashmere, 124; Bangiora, 94. Ayres' C.S. is a stitchiless, plugless, seamless tennis ball covered with the finest cloth produced.- Seams are cemented by an improved-system to avoid all risk of covers lifting. —3