Tennis.

Huntly Press and District Gazette, Volume 3, Issue 6, 13 February 1914, Page 3

Tennis.

WESLEY CLUB (HAMILTON) V. HUNTLY. The above match was played at Huntly on Saturday in beautiful weather and before a goodly number of interested spectators. The visitors won by the narrow margin of 7 matches to 6, the state of the games, 121 to ILO showing how close the match was. The play of the, first combined pairs was most exciting, the Huntly players afr. r being behind by seven to one pulling up splendidly t> eight all but only to lose the seventeenth game and the set. Appended are the results, the Hamilton players being mentioned first in each MEN’S DOUBLES. Worsley and Pe’thybridgo v. McWilliam and Gleeson, 5—6, c -5, 36 ; Buchanan and Arthur Simms v. A. and W. Ruston, 6—4, 3 —B, I—B ; Livingstone and Dillicar v. Green and Mellsop, 11 -9; Algie Simms and Tander v. f Littleproiul and Burgess, 6—3,’ E —6, 3 6; LADIES’ DOUBLES, j Miss Kibblewhite and Mrs Dillicar v. Miss Herd and Mrs Littlepr rud, 9 -2; COMBINED DOUBLES. Mrs Dillicar and Dillicar v. Miss Herd and W. Rusi.in, 9—B; f Miss Kibblewhite and Livingstone v. Mrs Littleproad and Green, 9 —3 ; Mrs Hooper and Algie Simms v. Miss Green and Burgess 9 —7 ; Mrs Hooper and Arthur Simms v. Miss Green and A. Ruston, 6 -9. MEN’S SINGLES. Worsley v. McWilliam, 11 -3 ; Pe thy bridge v. Gleason, 7 11; Arthur Simms v. Mellsop, 9 1 ; Bauckham v. A. Ruston, 6 -9.