LAWN TENNIS

Hokitika Guardian, 22 February 1932, Page 6

LAWN TENNIS

During the week-end at St. Maiy s courts a return match was played' between a team from the Mental Hospit n l and St. Mary’s. The weather improved early in the afternoon and conditions were ideal lor good tennis. The visitors were entertained at aiteinoon tea and the players all enjoyed an afternoon’s healthy sport, file aggiegate points showed the teams very evenly matched, the visitors scoring 8 sets and 67 games to St. Mary’s 8 sets and 72 games. The individual results were as follows. Mental UospiLd players being mentioned first:— LADIES SINGLES. M. Rowe 4 v. L. Dale 6; M. Groufsky 1 v. M. Sumner 6; A. Dixon 1 v. E Dale 6; D. Martini 2 v. I. Tidloc-k b. LADIES’ DOUBLES. \|. Rowe and M. Grmifskv 6 v. L. Dale and M. Sumner 1 ; A. Dixon and I). Martini 1 v. E. Dale ami I. Tulloek (). MINED DOUBLES. F. Freitas and 1). Martini 6 v. L. Dale and Father McKay A; T. Phillips and A. Dixon 4 v. M. Sumner and T. Leek (i : J. Lynch and M. Groulsky 6 v. E. Dale and J. Stopl'orth b; A. Wright amt M Rowe 6v. I. Tulloek and L. Gmutsky 4. MEN’S SINGLES. F. Freitas 6 v. Father McKay 2; T. Phillips f> v. T. Lock 2: J. Lynch 4 v. J. Stopl'orth 6; A. Wright 6 v. L. Groufskv 3. MEN’S DOUBLES. F. Freitas and T. Phillips 2 v Father McKay and T. Lock 6; J. Lvneh and A Wright 6v. J. Stopl'orth and L, Groufskv 5.