INTER-CLUB BADMINTON

Chronicle (Levin), 19 August 1948, Page 7

INTER-CLUB BADMINTON

Third Series Of Inter-Club Competition Piayed The third series of games in the second round of the" Horowhenua Badm nton Association's A grade inter-ciub competition was completed with the matches piayed last week. Manakau Score Over Ohau Manakau toppevi their win over Koputaroa last week by defeating Ohau by 13 games to 11. Matches were evenly ccntested however the ladies securing six of Manakau's winning games . Detailed results ' were as follows, Manakau players being mentioned! first in each instance: — | Men's sing'es: — J. Bryant lost tio j H. Benning 10—15. L. Staples beat' D. Honore 15 — 6, M. Staples lost to J. Fanning 8—15, B. Mather beat E. Pilgrim 15—6. S. Ridge lost to P. Candy 11 — 15, I. Robinson beat N. Earie 15—13. Ladies1 singles: Mrs. W. Phillips beat Miss M. Karauti 15 — 11, Mrs. K. Phillips lost to Miss M. Bevan 7 —15, Mrs. B. Mather beat Mrs. H. Murray 15 — 2, Miss E. Leen lost to Miss H. Mudge 8—15, Miss M. Black beat Mrs. Fanning 15 — 6, Miss R. Robinson beat Miss J. Hivdson 15—8. Men's doubles: Bryant and M. Staples beat Benning and Honore 15 — 11, L. Staples p.nd Mather lost to Fanning and Pilgrim 9—15. Ridgcand Robinson lost to Candy and Earle 9 — 15. La'dies' doubles: Mesdames W. and K. Phillips lost to Misses Karauti and Bevan 10 — 15, Mrs. Mather gnd Miss Leen beat Mrs. Murray and Miss Mudge 15—6, Misses Black and Robinson beat Mrs. Fanning and Miss Hudson 15 — 13. Combined 'doubles: Bryant and Mrs. W. Phillips lost to Benning and Miss Karauti 11—15, L. Staples and Mrs. Mather beat Honore and Miss Bevan 15 — 10, M. Staples and Mrs. K. Phillips lost to J. Fanning and Mrs. Murray 11 — 15, Mather and Miss Robinson beat Pilgrim and Miss Mudge 17 — 16, Ri'dge and Miss Leen lost to Candy and Mrs. Fanning 13—15, Robinson and Miss Black beat Earle and Miss Pludson 17—15. Koputaroa Defeat Shannon Koputaroa's defeat at the hands: of Manakau last week di'd not deter them from beating Shannon by 15 games to 9 in the third series. Thej majority of the games were won by

ihe men, with good co-operation from the ladies in their matches. Shannon won most of the games in the combined doubles. The foliowing are the detailed scores. Koputaroa players being uvntioned lirst in every case: — Men's singles: W. McMillan beat V. Tippler 15—10. K. Pemberton b; ai II. Popo 15—7, A. Koberstein Ir:-; :.() A. S. Hvde 8—15, J. Lancaster ii io D. Pederson 10—15, R. Pein-h-rton beat L. Burling 15 — 1, R. Robinson beat H. Moore 15 — 4. Ladies' singles: Mrs. B. Baker beat Miss J. Piggott 15 — 11, Mrs. C. Prne beat Miss J. Parr 17—15, Miss E. Spiers lost to Miss A. Pederson 8 15, Mrs. B. Barrie lost to Mrs. A. S Hyde 9—15, Mrs. M. McMillan beat Miss H. Gardener 15 — 10, Mrs. R. Robinson beat Miss C. Burke 15 -11. Alt n's doubles: McMillan and R. Pemberton beat Tippler and Pope 15 9, K. Pemberton and Lancaster beat Hvde and Pederson, Koberstein arai Robinson beat Burling and ivlo .)'e 15 — 1. Ladies' doubles: Mesdames Baker aua Barrie lost to Misses Pigott ancl Parr 14—15, Mrs. Pene and Miss Spiers beat Miss Pederson and Mrs. Hvde 15 — 4, Mesdames McMillan and Robinson beat Misses Gardener and E a'ke 17—16. Comoined doubles: McMillan and| Mrs. Baker lost to Pope and Miss Pigott 14—17, K. Pemberton and Mrs. Pene lost to Tippler and Mrs. Hyde 15 — 17, Koberstein and Mrs. Barrie iost to Hyde and Miss Parr 10—15. R. Pemberton and Miss . Spiers lost to Pederson and Miss Pederson 10 — 15, Lancaster and Mrs. McMillan beat Burling and Miss Gardener 15 — 4, Robinson and Mrs. Robinson beat Moore and Miss Burke 15—10.