KINGSLAND v. WOODHILL

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 17 April 1914, Page 4

KINGSLAND v. WOODHILL

On Friday last a team of tennis players from the Kingslarid Club journeyed to Woodhill and tried conclusions with the home team. The play throughout the match was of a very even nature, and it was only in the concluding stages of the game that the Kingsland Club scored a a win by four sets. Following are the scores: GENTS' SINGLES Honeycomb v Tarrant, 5—6 McDonald v Fulton, 6—l Hobson v P. Fulton, 6—3 Kayes v Jackson, I—6 Rutterworth v Coxon, I—61 —6 "Ferner v Pengally, 6—3 LADIE'S SINGLES Miss Mensies v Miss Tarrant, 3—6 Miss Ellisdon v Miss C. Grffin, 6—4 Miss Hirst v Miss C Griffin, 4—6 Miss Buttler y Miss R Griffin, 6—l MEN'S DOUBLES Honeycombe and McDonald v. Tarrant and P. Fulton, 6—l Hobson and Kayes v Jackson and JFulton, 6—l Ferner and Butterworth v Coxon and J. Fulton, 4—6 LADIE'S DOUBLES Misses Menzies and Ellisd.on v Misses Tarrant and Griffin, 6—4 Misses Butler and Wakely v Misses Tarrant and Griffin, 6 —5 COMBINED DOUBLES Miss Menzies and Honeycombe v Miss Tarrant and B. Tarrant, 6—2 Miss Ellisdon aud McDonald v Miss Griffin and J. Fulton, 5—6 Miss Wakely and Hobson v Miss RGriffin and P. Fulton, 6—3 Miss Hirst and Butterworth v Miss Tarrant and J. Fulton, 6 —6 Miss Butler and Kayes v Miss C Griffin and Jackson, 6—4 Kingsland won bj^ 12 sets to 8, and by 99 games to 80 games.