WAIMAUKU NEWS.

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 27 March 1912, Page 3

WAIMAUKU NEWS.

(A Correspondent.)

A very interesting erent took place on Saturday, -when several members of the Woodliill Tennis Club journeyed to Waimauku to play the return match which resulted in a very meritorious win for Woodhill by 9 sets to 2 That most of the sets were keenly contested, is evidenced by the fact that 8 of the 1.1 matches were respectively won by the narrow margin of one ™>mt These friendly contests are much appreciated by the Waimauku Club who cannot help admiring the sportsmanlike way in which Woodlnll •Tversevdred in face of previous defeat, and heartily congratulate them on their richly deserved vistory, The scores were as follows; - Mr Roberts and Mrs chms v. Mi Watts and Miss White, £—5 Messrs Wilson and Eoberts v, Messrs Eadford aDd Brett, o—6. Messrs Fulton and McDonald v. Messrs Williams uni L, Foster, 3—6. Mwacd^issMackie v. Miaees Q. FGster.andK.mite 4 6-3_ Miss MeCwon v H. Fester, 6-5. Mr Wilson and Miss McCarron y. Mr Eadford and Mrs Frcst, 6-5. Mr Oflbaidiston and Miss Mackie v, Mr Hawken and Miss 0, Foster 6-0 Mrs Sims and Mrs &usheb y. Misses White and H. Foster, 9 Ju Messrs Fulton and Osbaldistoq v, Messrs Williams and L. Fostjr, 6-,;, Mr Osbaldistou aiid Mrs Mackie v. Mr Williams and Miss I-Foster, 6-5 Messrs Osbaldistou and Osborne v. Messrs Watts and Hawken, G~o.