LAWN TENNIS

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 125, 23 November 1932, Page 14

LAWN TENNIS

■DEPARTMENTAL,. MATCH

A tennis match between the'- Education Department and the' State Advances Department, played at the Wellesley courts1, resulted in s win.for-the Education Department by 14 sets (130 games) to 10 .sets .-(111 games): ' " • .- • • . ■ Results,1 Education Department players' mentioned first:—"' -; ".. ,' : Men's Single's.—McKihn'on lost to Joblin,' 1,7; Beale lost to Humphries, 2-7;' Wickenslost to Morison, 5-7; Turner beat Hart, 7-3; Worthington beat McKinley, 7-3; Oldfield beat Withy, 7-2; . Women's.:Singles.—Miss Retemeyer lost to Mrs. Joblin, 5-7; Miss Lyndon beat Miss .Nelsdny 7.-4; Miss Phillips beat Mrsl'Morison, 7-4;;-Miss McKenzie beat Jliss'Morris, 7-4/ Miss/Mcßriae lost" to Miss McGovern,' 5-7;', Miss Eaitie beat Miss Wood, 7-1: - Women's Doubles.—Slisses ' Retemeyer and Lyndon lost, to Mrs;, Joblin and-Miss •Nelson, 2,7; rMissee: Phillips and McKenzie beat Mrs. Morison.-and .Miss Morris, 7-3; Misses-.Faine,jand--Mcßride lost to Misses McGovern and W00d,.6-7. - Men's) Doubles.—McKinnori and Bealelost to Joblin and Humphries, 2-7; Wickens and Turner1 beatr Morison and Hart, 7-1;" Worthington and Oldfield beat llcKinley and Withy, 7-2 i ... Mixed Doubles.—McKinnon and ' Miss Retemeyer lost, to Joblin and Mrs. Joblin, 1-7; .Beale and Miss Lyndon beat Humphries and Miss Nelsron, 7-5; Wickens and Miss Pjiillips beat Korjson and Mrs.Morison, 7-5; -Turner and Miss MeKenzie beat Hart and Miss Morris, 7-1; Worthington- and'-Miss -Mcßride -lost to McKinley and Miss McGovern, 3-7; Oldfield and Miss Fame beat Withy and. Miss Wood, 7-3. : . . ■

NERVOUS :EXHATJSTION.

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