TENNIS.
The local club was fortunate in having such delightful weather on the opening day yesterday. There was a good attendance of spectators and players. A match was played between teams chosen by Messrs Jackson and Phillips, and proved an interesting contest as will be seen from the scores below. Afternoon tea was provided by the ladies and much appreciated : men’s doubles. Jackson and Stevens 30 v. Phillips and Gabites 22, Fraser and Wilson 19 v. Clemett and Staples 30, Davey and Fraser 23 v. Bullard and Staples 30. ladies’ doubles. Misses lid wards and H. Cook 30 v. Misses F'. Cook and Robinson 28, Misses Hodgson and Fraser 22 v. Misses Barber and F. Edwards 30. COMBINED DOUBLES. Mr Jackson and Miss Edwards 28 v. Mr Phillips and Mr F. Cook 30, Mr Stevens and Miss H. Cook 30 v. Mr Gabites and Miss Robinson 21, Mr Davy and Miss Wanklyn 30 v. Mr Bullard and Miss Slagpoole 16, Mr Jackson and Miss Fraser 17 v. Mr Gabites and Miss F. Edwards 30, Mr Stevens and Miss Hodgson 30 v. Mr Furrie and Miss H. Cook 19, Mr Wilson and Miss Wanklyn 30 v. Mr Clemett and Miss Stagpoole 27.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1049, 28 September 1911, Page 3
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201TENNIS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1049, 28 September 1911, Page 3
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