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Baptist Club Closes ' with Club Championships THE TITLE-HOLDERS The Baptist Badminton Club brought a very successful season to a close with their. club championships. The following are the -fcitle holders : — Ladies' singles, Mrs. Bentley; men's singles, L. A. Spurdle; ladies' doubles, Mrs. Bentley and Miss M. ^owersby; men's doubles, B. Olifft and L. A. Spurdle ; combined doubles, Miss O. M. Nelson and L. A. Spurdle. .. The following are the results: — LAEilES' SINGLES. Mrs. Bentley beat Miss K. Bell II—1, 11—2 ; Miss N. Stevenson beat Miss E. Bell by default ; Miss H. Mardon beat Miss E. Leipst by default ; Miss G. Dalmon beat Miss M. Sowersby H—2 ll— 0 ; Miss O. Nelson beat Miss E. Baker 11— 0, 11— 1; Miss E. Lord beat Miss M. Irwin by default ; Miss Jj. Jolly beat Miss B. Alexander 11—3, III—5; Miss M. Smith beat Miss A. Powdrell 11 — 1, 11—2. Mrs. Bentley beat Miss Stevenson 11—0,' 11—1 ; Miss Dalmon beat Miss Mardon 11—3, 11—7 ; Miss Nelson beat Miss Lord 11 — 1, 11—6; Miss Smith beat Miss Jolly 11 — U, 11 — !• SEMI-FINALS. MrA Bently beat Miss Dalmon 11—2, 11—0; Miss Smith beat Miss Nelson 11—6 11—3; Miss Nelson beat Miss Dalmon 11 — 7, 10.13, 11 — 4. FINAL. Mrs. Bentley beat Miss Smith 11 — -2, 11—3. ' MEN'S SINGLES. • 'J '• L. A. Spurdle beat H- Payriter 15—1, 15— 0; G. Goldsmith beat D. Little 15—5, 15— '3; G. Kernp beat J. Stevenson by default; E. Church beat J. Barden 15—1, 15—0; C. Adamson beat W. Bentley 15—10, 15—8; B. Clifft beat R. Baker 15—4, 15—8; J. Moran lleat H. Burnard 15 — 3, 15 — 1. Spurdle beat Goldsmith 1 — 1, 15—0; Kemp beat R. Martin 15 — 0, 15—0; Church beat Adamson 15 — 11, 15 — 3; Moran beat Clifft 15 — 2, 15 — 4. SEMI-FINALS. * Spurdle beat Hemp 1 — 1, 15 — 1 ; Church beat Moran by default; Kemp beat Moran by default. FINAL. Spurdle beat E. Church 15 — 3, 15—12. LADIES' DOUBLES. Misses Dalmon and Bell beat Misses Lord and Mardon 7 — 11, 11 — 7, 11 — 8; Mrs. Bentley and Miss Sowersby beat Misses Alexander and Stevenson 11 — 0, 11—0. Misses% Dalmon and. Bell beat Misses Jolly and Powdrell 11 — 4, 11—5 ; Misses Nelson and Smitli beat Misses Dalmon , and Bell 15—9, 15—7; Mrs. Bentley and Miss Sowersby beat Misses Jolly and A. Powdrell ll—O, 11—2. .
FINAL. Mrs. Bentley and Miss Sowersby beat Misses Nelson and Smith 0 — 11, 11 — 7, 11—6. MEN'S DOUBLES. Kempt and Goldsmith beat Martin and Baker 15—6, 15—8; Church and Moran beat Paynter and Little, 15 — (f, 15—8; Clifft and Spurdle beat Adamson and Barden 15 — 3, 15 — 2. lvemp and Goldsmith beat Adamson and Barden 15 — 12, 15 — 10 ; Church and Moran beat Kemp and Goldsmith 15—7, 15—8. FINAL. Clifft and Spurdle beat Church and Moran by. default. COMBINED DOUBLES. Miss Mardon and Paynter beat Miss Bell and Martin 15 — 3, 15; — 9, Miss Lord and Bentley beat Miss Alexander and Barden 15 — 11, 15 — 8, Mrs. Bentley and Church beat Miss Dalmon and Adamson 15 — 0, 15 — 2, Miss Jolly and Baker beat Miss Powdrell and Kemp 15 — io, 8 — 15, 15—10, Miss Nelson and Spurdle beat Miss Lord and Little 15—8, 15—2. Miss Smith and Moran beat Miss Mardon and Paynter 15 — 8, 15 — 14, Mrs. Bentley and Church beat Mis» Lord and Bentley 15 — 5, 15 — 6, Miss Stevenson and Clifft beat Miss Jolly and Baker 15—4, 15—8, Miss Nelsoni and Spurdle beat Miss Sowersby and Goldsmith. 15— 7j w
Semi-finals. Mrs. Bentley and Church beat Miss Smith and Moran, by. default, Miss Stevenson and Clifft beat Miss Smith and Moran by default, Miss Nelson and Spurdle beat Miss Stevenson and Clifft 15—3, 15—12. Final. Miss Nelson and Spurdle beat Mrs. Bentley and Church 15 — 3, 17 — 16. LADIES B GRADE SINGLES. Miss Alexander beat Miss Baker 11—8, Miss Jolly beat Miss Powdrell 11 — 8, Miss Powdrell beat Mips Baker ii— 8. Final. Miss Jolly beat Miss ■ Alexander 11—7. MEN'S B GRADE SINGLES. \ Adamson beat Martin 15 — 5, Adamson beat Burnard 15 — 4, Barden 'beatAdamson 15 — 4, Bentley beat Burnard 15—2. Final. _ ' Bentley beat Barden 15 — 13. , LADIES' HANDICAP SINGLES. Miss Powdrell (ec. 12) beat Miss Dalmon (scr.) by default, Miss Bell (rec. 7) beat Miss Sowersby (rec. 7) ,15 — 4, Miss Alexander (rec. 10) beat Miss Smith (owe 6) by default,, .Miss Irwin (rec. 8) beat Miss Nelson (scr.) by default, Miss Mardon (rec.' 7) beat Miss Jolly (rec. 10) 15 — 8, Miss Stevenson- (rec. 8) beat Miss Baker (rec. 12) 15 — 7, Miss Lord (rec. 4) beat Mrs. Bentley (owe 20) by default. 'Miss Bell beat Miss Alexander 15 — 6, Miss Mardon beat Miss Irwin 15 — 4, Miss Lord beat Miss Stevenson 15 — 9, Miss Bell beat Miss Powdrell 15 — 7, Miss Mardon beat Miss Powdrell 15 — 11, Miss Lord beat Miss Mardon 15—12. Final. Miss Bell beat Miss Lord 15—5. MEN'S HANDICAP • SINGLES. Goldsmith (scr.) .beat Barden (rec. 10) 15—13, Little (rec. 9) beat Kemp (scr.) by default, Bentley (rec. 9) beat Church (owe 9) by default, Adamson (ec. 10) beat Martin (rec. 12) 15 — 4, Burnard (rec. 12) beat Stevenson by default, Clifft (rec. 6) beat Spurdle (owe 20) by default, Paynter (rec. 9) beat Moran (owe 12) by default, Paynter beat Baker (rec. 9) 15 — 14. Goldsmith beat Little 15 — 11, Bentley beat Adamson 15—13, Clifft beat Burnard 15 — 6, Clifft beat Paynter 15 — 7, Goldsmith beat Bentley 15 — 12, Bentley beat Paynter 15 — 11. Final. I Goldsmith beat Clifft 15 — 11.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 25, 22 October 1937, Page 6
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