LAWN TENNIS.
On Saturday last Te Kuifci Lawn Tennis Club were called upon to defend their rights to holding the Howard S hieid, Mangapehi being the challengers. The local team, though considerably weakened by the absence of several of their premier players, managed to retain the Shield. The games resulted as follows, Te Kuiti being mentioned first in each
instance: Ladies' Singles: Mrs Matthew v. Miss McCracken, G— i, 61; M ; H3 Graham v. .Miss Tomlinson o—o, 6—o. Ladies' Doubles: Mrs Matthew and Miss Graham v. the Misses Johnson, o—3, o—2; Mrs Lint-ham and Mian Ellisnn v. Misses McCracken and Tomlinson, 1— 0. 4 (i. Combined Doubles: Mrs Lineham and Bartleman v. Miss W. Johnson and McCracken, 12—0, o —6; Miss Ellison and Semmens v. Miss D. Johnson and Seymour, o—l, o—3. Men's Singles: Bartleman v. McCracken 0 3, o—3; Harton v. Buck, 0— 3, 20, F—6; Broadfoot v. liayson 4—o, 0— 0. Men's Doubles: Bartleman and Harton v. McCracken and Buck, o—4, 5_H, 4—o; Semmens and Broadfoot, v. Hayson and Seymour, 30, o—o, 9—11." Matches: To Kuiti 0, Mangapehi H.
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 443, 28 February 1912, Page 7
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181LAWN TENNIS. King Country Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 443, 28 February 1912, Page 7
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