Tennis Notes.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 2, Issue 66, 28 November 1913, Page 3

Tennis Notes.

(Contributed) K The courts are in capital order, though the late inclement weather has not allowed players *" to take ns much, advantage of them as they otherwise would. !n order io give each player, whether lady or gentleman, an ,r idea < f his or her position in the clul\ the lad lor system has been adopted, and several exciting >r g enes liave resulted. A very hopeful sign is the ad dition ti> the Huntly club’s mem--1 ; bership of so many ladies, a grea- \ | number of whom shape so welt that rep. teams can now bo easily chosen. 1 The Taupiri club lias been so greatly strengthened this year 1 that club matches will prove interesting. The lot of a team selector is not always a happy one. Fin- singles to he played by the Rev. Mr McWilliam, Messrs S. | Gleeson and G. Mellsop sli >i*]d yield an amount of excitement. > and games that will he well j I worth watching. * As a general rule, the Humiy 1 players are gradually getting I ' hack to form, improved play ali j round being apparent. The first inter-club match of j i the season, Huntly v. Taupiri. ; | will be played at Taupiri to-mor- j ; j row when Huntly will bo repiv- ; sen ted as follows : MeN’s Doubles. S. Gleeson and A. Ruston ; i W. Rust >n and (i. Mercer ; i A. Green and E. Mars ton ; i O. Webster and C. Gleeson. j Combined Doubles. j Mips Partridge and W. Ruston, j ; Miss Dochertv and G. Mercer; 1 < ■ 1 Miss Gib!) and O- Webster. Ladies’ Doubles' | Mrs Partridge and MYs j ] D >cherty, Mrs Littleproud and ! j Miss Gibb. Singles. S. Gleeson. A. Ruston, A. i Green and E. Marston.