TENNIS

Hokitika Guardian, 13 July 1922, Page 3

TENNIS

A OS',',l Al,l AN AM. N. 7.. OAK..* ASSOCIATION

(Received this da.v at iim > LONDON, July 13

11l the ladies semi-final, Wood, ami Miss l.mmkn boat Tiiulell (imm and Mrs Viiiilo (i-2. li-2. l.ycett, ami Miss l{ vi! n heat Cilbur and Mrs 'McNair li-.’. (i-l. In i ne mixed dmd.les O’Hum Wood and Miss Lenglen defeated l.yrctt and Miss llvan (i-l. li-!i. In the filial lor the double*. >Anderson and l.ycett. heat Patterson and O'Ham AA'ool :!-(>. 7-0. 6-t. <>-‘L This match was the mast thrilling in the whole meeting. Andersen and Lyeett started indifferently, Patterson and Wood winning' the first set cnmforl--1,1 v. They led u-1 in tlm second set hut their opponents recovering led at (>-o. and 7-h though they eventually lost t.ie set. The winners were easily superior in the third and fourth sets, Wood falling away from this usual accuracy overhead. The fifth set determined ti e struggle and was marked by bard hitting and fireworks volleying, l.ycett played tile game of Iris life and AA ood the weakest. n—mi m ’Tis a stern, cold world for the •‘waster,” ’Tis a bard, rough world for the meek; Hu! there’s ever a prize for the worldly wise Who boldly and earnestly seek. 7-,'ev t sloop when the world is making, Hustle in and your share assure; And for colds get the habit of taking Woods’ Croat Peppermint Cure.