Tennis Notes
1 On Saturday last the Feilding Tennis Club brought their first season to a close with a match Town v. Country, the latter winning by 7 events to 1. The following are the scores : — Country. Town. Mr Mildred, 45, beaten by Mr Strachan, 50 Mr Hadow, 50, beat Mr Bichinond, 30 Mr Lance, 50, „ Mr Dyer, 47 Mrs Hadow, 30 Miss Koch, 38 Mrs Hadow ) - n1 . Mrs Macarthur) AR •\f rr l ii ■ oO beat «. T r , r4o Mrs Hartgill ) Miss Ivoch ) Mrs Hadow) m , . Miss Koch) .„ Mr Hadow ) 50 beat Mr Dyer ) 46 Mrs Hartgill) Knu . Mrs Macarthuri AP . Mr Mildred }' &U beat Mr Strachan )' 4b Mr Hadow )rn , , Mr Strachan )Q n Mr Mildred) 00 De(lt Mr Richmond \ 6i Totals— Country, 395; Town, 350. During the season tho club has played two matches with Palmerston, being beaten both times. The scores were : — First match : Paliuerston N., 510 points; Feildiug, 489. Second match : Palruerston N., 428 points ; Feilding, 340. In the tournament the Handicap Mixed Doubles was won by Miss Willis and Mr Strachan, and Gentlemen's Handicap Singles by Mr Dyer. The different rounds resulted as follows : — First round : Mrs Barton and Mr Dyer (20) beat Mrs Maoarthur and Mr Hadow (12), 50—39; Miss Koch and Mr Lance (0) beat Mrs Hadow and Mr Scale (20), 50—49 ; Miss Wilks and Mr Strachan (24) beat Miss Haynes and Mr Richmond (28), 50—48; Miss Fry and Mr Coote (18) beat Mrs C. Fitzherbert and Mr Barton (18), 50—40. Second round : Mrs Barton and Mr Dyer (20) beat Miss Koch and Mr Lance (0), 50—30; Miss Wilks and Mr Strachan (24) won by default, Miss Fry and Mr Coote being scratched. Final: Miss Wilks and Mr Strachan beat Mrs Barton and Mr Dyer, 50—47. Gentlenen's Handicap Singles. — First round : Barton (0) beat Hadow (15), 100 —87 ; Lance (7) beat Strachan (28), 100 —92 ; Coote (10) beat Richtnoud (25), 100 —83; Dyer (5) beat French (15), 100 —76 ; Scale (45) a bye. Second Bounds : Dyer (5) beat Barton (0), 100-92 ; Coote (10) beat Scale (4o), 100-88; Lance (7) a bye. Third Bound : Lance (7) beat Coote (10), 100—87; Djer (5) a bye. Final: Dyer (5) beat Lance (7), 100—96. The club has had a most successful season being in a sound position with fifty -five paid members. Two good grass courts have been laid out and a shed erected and trees are to be planted. It is with deep regret I haye to record the death of one of the most regular attendants at the courts, one who never missed a chance of being among the players, and evidently enjoyed the game as much as any. Meilo was well-known and to his death we must ascribe the defeat the town members suffered on Saturday last.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 121, 9 April 1892, Page 2
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464Tennis Notes Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 121, 9 April 1892, Page 2
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