TABLE TENNIS

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28270, 7 May 1957, Page 6

TABLE TENNIS

First Round Matches Results of first round matches in the Canterbury Table Tennis Association’s competitions were:— First Grade.—H.S.O.B. 9, Panthers 3: North Beach 9, University 3; Selwyn 9, Eagles 3; Christchurch 7, Linwood 5. Second Grade.—Selwyn II 12, University I 0; Taxes 10; University II 2; Cashmere 8, Motorways '4. Third Grade.—Wigram 8, ”StarSun’’ 4; Wharenui 8, Redcliffs 4; Linwood Loco. 9. Papanui 3. Fourth Grade.—-Section I: Linwood I 10, Christchurch Railway 2; St. Albans Rec. 11. Avonside 1; Selwyn 12. Lane, Walker, Rudkin 0; McDonald Motors 13, Sockburn 12. Section II: N.A.C. 9. Selwyn II 3; South Brighton II 11, Selwyn 111 1; University I 7, Teachers’ College 5. Section III: University II 9, Hornby Islington 3. Fifth Grade. —Section I: Shipping 10, Commercial Bank 2; St. Albans Rec. II beat Merivale by default; St. Mary’s 8, St. Albans Rec. I 4; Hornby Islington beat Cashmere, by default, Section II: Avonside I 12, Papanui 0; Wigram 9, St. John’s 3. Sixth Grade. —Section I: Harlequins 8. .University 4; Avonside II 14, South Christchurch 14. Section II: Oriental 11, Hornby-Islington 1; Deplab 8, Selwyn 4; Iron and. Steel 11, N.A.C. 1. Section III: Wharenui 9. Linwood Loco. 3', Papariui 8, Woolston 4; Eagles 9, Avonside 3. Seventh Grade.—Section I: Papanui I 10, Lane, Walker, Rudkin 2; Lane, Walker, Rudkin I 7, “StarSun” 5. Section II: Eagles 10. Avonside I 2; University II 11, Avonside II 1. Section. Ill; Papanui. II 7. N.A.C. 5. Eighth Grade.—Section I: N.A.C. 9. Teachers’ College 3; Avonside 10. Christchurch Railway 2. Section II: Linwood 11, Woolston 1; HornbyIslington 10, Avonside 2. Ninth Grade.—Section I: D.Y.C. 9, N.A.C. 3; Papanui 12, St. Mary’s 0. Section ll.* Woolston 7. Centennial 5; Linwood 10, D.Y.C. 2. Women’s Grade.—Section I: University 7, N.A.C. 5. Section II: South Christchurch 11, South Brigh-

Aerial Mapping.—Practically the whole of the North Island and roughly half the South Island has been mapped by aerial photography, said Mr G. T. Railton. of the aerial mapping branch of the Lands and Survey Department, in an address to the mathematics and physics section of the Canterbury branch of the Royal Society of New Zealand.