TENNIS.

Otaki Mail, 12 February 1923, Page 3

TENNIS.

An oven and very enjoyable friendly match was played at Manakau on Wednesday between teams selected from the Ohau and Manakau Clubs. The following games were played, .Manakau being mentioned first in each ease: — Men's Singles. Bevau v. Arcus, 3 —6. Drake v. Deacon, -i— 0. Bathgate v. Saint, u—o. Nees v. !•'. W. Muckay, 3—6. George v. H. G. Mackay, 6—4. Robinson v. Bowland, 3—o. Ladies' Singles. Mrsa Oyer v. Miss Campbell, 6—3. Mis* (Jotter v. Miss McLcavey, 6—2. Mrs Atkins v. Miss Milieu, 6 —7 J. Mrs Burnell v. Miss V. Cameron, 6—3. Miss -Nees v. Miss Lnlwisle, o—3. Miss Houghton v. Mrs Rowland, 6—l. Men's Doubles. Bevan and Drake v. Arcus and Howland, 2—6. I Bathgate and Noes v. Deacon and F. j W. Mackay, 3—6.

George and Bryant v. Saint and H, G. Mackay, 6—3. Ladies' Doubles. Misses Dyer and Cotter v. Misses Campbell usU MoDeavey, 6—4. Mesdames Atkins and Burnell v. Misses -Milieu and Entwisle, 6—l, Misses .Nees and Houghton v. Miss Cameron and Mrs Rowland, G—4. combined Doubles, Miss Dyer and Bevan v. Miss Campbell and Arcus, o —6. Miss Collei and Drake v. Miss McLcavey and Beacon, 5—6. Mrs Atkins and Bathgate v. Miss Milieu and Saint, 6 —l.

Mrs Burnell and Xeos v. Miss Cameron and Rowland, 3—6. i Miss .Nees and George v. Miss Entwisle and T. \V. Mae Lay, 6—3. Mi's tfowlaud and 11. CI. Mackay v. Miss Houghton and Bryant, 6—2. Result:— Manakau 13 sets. 116 games. Ohau 11 sets, 111 games. A team of tennis players from Otaki ; travelled to Levin and defeated the Levin Club after a very enjoyable af- ,

ternoon's sport by sixteen games to five. A team of Otaki players also played the Manakau Club on the local courts and were not quite so successful, being beaten after a very keenly eon-

tested match by fourteen games to ten. The detailed results of the Levin match, Levin p]»iyers being mentioned iirst:— Ladies' Singles: Miss Marsh -1 v. Br. Alniore 7. Miss Hawke A v. Miss Peelew 7. Mrs Kibblewhite 7 v. Miss Best G. Ladies' Doubles: Miss Marsh and Bevan i' v. Dr. Atmoie and Miss Bennett 6. Miss Campbell and Glassford 7 v. Miss Brandon and Mis Siuicos 3. Mrs Kibble white and Miss Hawke 6 v. Miss Peelew and Miss Best 7. , Combined Doubles: Kibblewhite and Miss Marsh 3 v. At * more and Dr. A.lmorc, 7. Areas and Miss Campbell 7 v. Sievers and Miss Bennett 3. Bennett and Miss Bevan 7 v. SinieOx and Mrs Simeox 3. Harper and Miss Glassford - v. Ben uett and Miss Brandon 7. Biss and Mrs Kibblewhite 6 v. E. P. Sinicox and Miss Peelew 7. Scoon and Miss Hawke 3 v. Mclntyre and Miss Best 7. Men's Singles: Arcus 3 v. Atniore 9. Bennett - v. Sievers 9. Kibblewhite 3 v. F. S. Simeox 9. Harper 2 v. Bennett 9. { -' Biss 5 v. B. P. Siuicox 9, . ] Scoon S v. Mclntyre 9. Men's Doubles: Bennett and Kibblewhite 0 V. Atmore and bievers 9. Arcus and Harper 7 v. 1". S. and E. P. | Simeox 9. i Biss and Scoon 7 v. Bennett and Me- ; Intyre 9. i j OTAKI v. MANAKAU. Results. —Manakau players being mentioned iirst in each instance. — Men's Singles: Bevan io.-t to W. M. Simeox, 5—9. Drake lost to H. Tuhiwi, I—9. Lambert lost to Blackburne, a —9. Bryant lost to Ryder, S—9. Bathgate beat Sargissou, o—7.0 —7. George beat P. O'Rourke, 9 —9. Ladies' Singles: Miss Dyer beat Mrs .Joplin, 7 —o. Mrs Smith beat Mrs Wills. 7—3. Miss Cotter beat Miss Berrill, 7—o. Atkins beat Mrs Sargisson, 7—2. Mis iH rue u beat Miss M. Booth, 7—o. Miss Nfe» beat Miss Lowry, 7—2. combined Doubles: Sevan and Mis, Tj yer i, eat simeox and Mrs Joplin, 9—3, Drake and Mrs Smith, lost to Tahiwi and Mrs Wills, 7—y, Lambert and Miss Cotter beat Blackburn and MbR Bctiilij a—j, ?ryant find Mrs Atkins beat Bydei and Mrs Sargisson, 9—2. Bathgate and Mrs Burnell lost to Sar-J gisson and Miss Booth, S—9. George and Miss Nees lost ro O'Rourke and Miss Lowry, 5—: Q - Ladies' Doubles: Miss Dyer and Mrs Smith beat Mrs Joplin and Miss Berrill, 9—l. Mrs Burnell and Mrs Atkins beat Mrs Wills and Mrs Sargisson, 9—2. , Misses Cottle and Nees beat Misses Booth and Lowry, 9—3. Men's Doubles: Bevan and Drake lost to Simeox and Tafcim, 7—9. Lambert and Bryant lost to Blackburn and Ryder, S—9. Pathgate and George Toat to fcargisson 6f14 fi'Bourke, 6— &,