TENNIS.
HAURAKI PLAINS MATCHES. INTER-CLUB FINALS. The Hauraki Plains Tennis Association’s inter-c.lub final for the Hayward Shield was played at on Saturday, w.he|n the Tur.ua Club’s B team, the holders, met and defeated the Patetonga Club’s team, the winners off the southern zone competition, by 9 sets (92 games) to 4 sets (66 games). At Patetonga, where the two leading A grade team's, in the southern zonq met in the semi-final for the Laidlaw Cup, the Ngatea team which won by 8 sets to 5 qualified to meet the Tur.ua team on Saturday next in the final, at Ngatea. Details of tire scores are as follows :— B GRADE FINAL. TURUA V. PATETONGA. Men’s Singles.—H. Griffiths beat S. Appleby, 9—4 ; F. Griffiths beat J. Teeney, 9—l; A- Olsen beat H. Robertson, 9—B ; R. Madgwick beat M. Airey, 9* —3. Ladies’ Singles—Miss I. Griffiths lost to Misjs D. Hunter, 6 —7; Miss L. Aber,hart lost to Miss C. Hunter, I—7. Men’s Doubles. —F. and H. Griffiths beat S. Appleby and J- Teeney, 9—3 ; A.. Olsen and R. Madgwick lost to HRobertson and M. Airey, 6- —9 ;A- El“ vin and H. Aberhart beat K. and I* Hunter, 9;—4. L'odiqs Doubles. —Misses I. Griffiths and L. Aberhart lost to Misses D. and C. Hunter, 4—7 ; Missed R. Scott and M. Mules beat Misses McDonald and P. Hunter, 7—5. j ‘ Combined. Doubles — A. Elviti and Miss R. Scott beat K. Hunter and Miss P. Hunter, 7—6 ; H. Aberhart and Miss M. Mules beat L- Hunter and ■Miss McDonald, 7—2. Totals.-Tur.ua 9 s ,e sts, or 92 games, Patetonga 4 sets, or 66 games. A GRADE SEMI-FINAL. NGATEA V. PATETONGA. Men’s Singles.—S.Coppins beat D. Pike, 9 —4 ;E. COppins, beat F. Plummer, 9 —5 ;A. Morgan beat J. Pulman, 9 —5", L. Cotter loSft to J. Duffy, 6—?. ’ Ladies’ single's.—Mrs Reed lost to Miss Duffy, 3—7; Mrs Bertiejlsep beat Aiiss B. Duffy, 7—2. • Men’s: Doubles.— Coppins and C'opp®ns beat Pike and Plummejr, 9—5 ; klorgan and Cotter lost to Pulman and D uffy, 7—9 ; Alexander and Ludlow be tat Hedley and Garry, 9—6. Ladies’ Doubles.—-Mesdames Reed am ft Bqrtelsen lefe t to Misses Diiffy> 3—r7 ; Mesdames Jackson and Cotter beat Miss Wallace and Mrs Hunter, 7—2.
Combined Doiibles.—Alexander an« Mr : <; Jackson lo!s,t to Hedley and. Miss Waflac.e, 6 —7 ; Ludlow and. Mrs Cotter beat Garry and. Mrs Hunter, 7 5. Tiotals: Ngatea, 8 sets (91 games) ; Patetonga, 5 sets (73 games).
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXX, Issue 5381, 30 January 1929, Page 4
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