Lawn Tennis.
The local tennis courts presented quite a gay appearance on Saturday afternoon, a largo number of players and spectators being on the ground to witness the match between members of the Feilding aud Halcombe clubs. Some capital play was shown by the ladies and gentlemen of both clubs, and although the general opinion was that Halcombe would prove victorious it turned out otherwise, as Feilding won by thirteen games. It was decided that the winners should be those who first won nine games. Following are the scores : — Feilding. Halcombe. Barton v Mildred ... 9 2 Dyer v Lance ... 7 9 Brabant v Strachan 9 5 Richmond v Hartgill o 9 Bartou and Dyer v Lance and Mildred 9 4 ' Brabant and Rich. inoud v Strachan and Hartgill ... 6 9 Miss Wilks v Mrs Hartgill 4 9 Miss A. Fry v Miss Richards 9 2 Misses Wilks and Fry v Mrs Hartgill and Miss Richards ... 9 5 Totals 67 54
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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 243, 19 February 1894, Page 2
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160Lawn Tennis. Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 243, 19 February 1894, Page 2
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