ST. KILDA CLUB
The St. Kildn Club held a Yankee doubles tournament on Saturday, when the expectations of the committee wore fully fulfilled, the tournament being one of the most successful events vet held by the club. I-Irore was an entry of 20 pairs, and the closeness of the play can he judged from the fact that only one point separated the winners in six of the matches to find the quarter-finalists, and only two and three points in the other two games. Jlie final was fought out between Mr! A. Stevenson and Airs C. J. Rnwlinson .n 0 V a ! ul A - L °ckhart ami Miss M. Jolly (scr). 'J he'latter pair proved a t or\ strong combination, and ran out the winners by 21 to 8. Inrtho first round the winners had their hardest battle, when they eliminated a stronclv fancied pair in R O. Joh'nson and .Miss R. Bart-on (owe 7) hv 21 to 20
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Evening Star, Issue 22461, 5 October 1936, Page 5
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158ST. KILDA CLUB Evening Star, Issue 22461, 5 October 1936, Page 5
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