LAWN TENNIS.

Otaki Mail, Volume XXVIII, 29 March 1920, Page 2

LAWN TENNIS.

MAKAKAU V. FARAPAEADMU.

A pleasant match between the above club representatives was played ou the Mauakau court- on Saturday last, the match ending i„ a "n easy win for tbt home players by eighteen sets (j;:j games) to tour (7!). Following art details of (he play, Manakau players mentioned first:—

Ladies' Singles.—Mi.-s Houghton v. Miss Field, G—'J- Mrs Smith v. Miss Jl Lynch, fi-1; Miss A. Cotter v. Mblilnck, 3—«; Miss L>. Cotter v. Miss Clark, (j—J; Bryant v. Miss E Lynch. li—o. Men's Singles.—G. Duncum v IJrewitt, 7-2; G. (.'ray v. 11. Lynel, «—3j •'. Ropala v. O'JDonoghue, 2—7; A. George v. White, 7—4; Buruell v. 0 Lynch, 7-o; Mickle v. O. Lynch, 7-:;. La.be-.' Doubles. Miss Houghton and Miss: A. Cotter v. Miss Field am! Miss M. Lyneh. fi—3; Mrs Smith nod -Mi-- U. Cotter v. Mi-s Black and Miss Clark, (!—3; Mrs Bryant and Miss A. fetter v. Mi-s L. Lynch and Mi,. Black, o—G.

Men's Doubles.—G. Duncum and 0. Gray v. Drewitt and H. Lynch, 76; •I- Uopata and A. George v. O'Donu "bite :,„,| u. Lynch, 7—5; Murneli and Mickle v. White and J). Lynch, 7—l. Combined Doubles.—Miss Houghton and G. Duncum v. Miss M. Lynch nrsl Drewitt, <;— 1; Mrs .Smith and G. Gray .. H. Lyneh and Miss Black, fi—3; Miss A. Cotter .ami J. Bopatn v. O'Donoghne and Mi:ss !•;. Lynch, fi-3 ; a. Geoige and Mi-s ]) . Cotter v. While ami 'lark, fi—2; Burnell and Mrs Bryant v. i>. Lyneh and Miss Field, s—fi.

The final f„r tire Men'.s Handicsp ■Singles, between AtmOre stml Sieves, played ou I lie local courts, resulted b an easy win for Atmore, who renchfd ':" when his opponent stood at :;'.). 'j'hu i- the last of the loc«l eoa.piMitioa,. The reason is now practically over all hough the courts may be occupied ■ lei-ns-ionally i, v enfbu-itc-ts. Most of the local tennrs players are ai-o golfers>n<l the K oD ~.;,-„:, v. it; attract thea during the winter months