TENNIS.

Otaki Mail, 5 January 1923, Page 2

TENNIS.

On Saturday last members of the Manakau Tennis Club played a friendly match on their own court* with the Maori team from Mr Davis' court, Kuku, th» latter being assisted by ladies from the, Mauakau Club. The visitor?, scored an easy win, and put up some ■ very fine play, their ensemble being particularly good. Following is a list of sets played, the visitors being mentioned first in each case:— Ladies' Singles. Miss Cotter v. Mrs Smith, I—*s. Mice P. Cotter v. Mrs Atkins, -' —6. Mrs Hales v. Miss Houghton, o—3. Miss Burnell v. Miss Bevan, «— ~j. Men's Single*. H. Wallace v. R. Bevan, 7 —3. F. Gardiner v. Drake. 7—5. Repute v. Walshaw. 7 —o. F. firay v. Bathgate. 7— \t. M. Davies v. Bryant, 7 — K. T>. Gardiner v. Lambert. I—7.1 —7. B. Mohi v. -Vee*. 3—7. B. King v, Robinson, 7 —'-'. Men's Doubles. Wallace and F. Gardiner v. Bevan and Drake, 4 —7. Ropata and F. Gray v, Walshaw and j Bathgate, 7-—i. If, Davies and D. Gardiner v. Bryant ] and Lambert, 7—«3. Ladies' Doubles. I

Misse? Cotter v. Mr*. .Srnijh mui Mr** Atkin?, •> —i Mrs Hales and Miss Burnell v. Mist Houghton and Miss Bevan. 5—5. Combined Doubles.

Mist Cotter axd Waliaee v. Mrs Scita and Bevan, 7 —5. Hist D. Cotter and P. Gardiner v. Mn I Atkins and Drake, I—7. ilrs Hales asd Bocata" v. ilii- Houghton and Walsasw. 7—5. '

Os Sew Year-'a Day the ilanaka-j Teatis Club continued a Yankee fcmrs&sfenr, which was commenced 02 Boxing Day but wbicn had to be postponed OT-'iag to rain setting in daring the afternton. As the games progressed eonpetiters became reiy keen, and it was fount at tie end that three conples had ; iron, the same aggtKw of sets. I TTilliimron (Levis), the rcnae/a-ap be- : Hesdame; Stewart and Scith, and i iliii Miriam Bamell aad Mr Gardiner. j Th« trophies *»e .gresanted ot Mrs E. I whd ejcke a few words agitable *' ia tis ttfisriflft ______