TENNIS.
The was a good attendance at the courts yesterday. The afternoon was a perfect one, and the display Irom an onlooker’s point of view was interesting. Afternoon tea, in keeping with the weather, was provided by Miss Barber and Miss Cook. A match played between teams picked by Messrs Stevens and Jackson resulted in a win for the former by 50 points, as will be seen from the scores below. Mr Gabites showed better form, and improvement was distinctly noticeable in the play of Miss H. Cook and Miss Stacpoole. Davey was oil his usual form, being a little eager, Stevens’ team. Stevens and Wilson ‘3O Staples and Fnrrie 19 Stevens and Staples 30 Misses Wauklyu & H.Cook 30 Misses E. Cook & Johnston 30 Stevens and Miss Wauklyn 30 Staples and Miss H. Cook 30 Wilson and Miss Johnston 30 Furrie and Miss Stacpoole 30 259 Jackson’s team. Jackson and Gabites 23 Davey and Betty 30 Jackson and Gabites 26 Misses Edwards & Barber 12 Misses Wauklyn & Walker 27 Jackson and Miss Edwards 23 Gabites and Miss Barber 24 Davey and Miss Jamieson 15 Betty and Miss Hodgson 29
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1055, 12 October 1911, Page 3
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188TENNIS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1055, 12 October 1911, Page 3
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