MAUKU

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 495, 9 January 1920, Page 2

MAUKU

TENNIS MATCH With the return of their players from the war, the local tenuis clubs are now able to revive the game of tennis atter a spell of five years. On Saturday, January 3rd, a team of 12 players from the Pukekoh? Suburban Club journeyed over to Mauku to play a match, the first of the season locally. At the end of the game the visitors were in the lead with a narrow mar gin ot 4 games, the totals being Mauku 116, Suburban 120. The following are the individual sets, Mauku names being mentioned first:

Gents' singles—Perry lost to Donahoe 4—7, E Gillon lost to L Reynolds I—7, S Moor lost to W Reynolds 3—7, D Ward lost to J Reynolds 2—7, A Bell lost to W Adams 2-7, N Gillon beat L Roose 7—6.

Ladies' Singles--Miss Goldsworthy lost to Mrs Reynolds 1 -7, Miss Wright lost to Mrs Hemming 5-7, Mrs Zinzan beat Miss Lawrie 7—2, Miss Banciman beat Miss Reynolds 7—5, Miss Gillon beat MrsKeane7-6, Miss Outfield beat Miss Lauer 7-2. Gents' Doubles, —Perry and GiUon lost to Donahoe and Reynolds 5 -7, Moor and Ward lost to W Reynolds and J Reynolds.s-7, Bell and Gillon beat Adams and Room 7—2. Ladies' Doubles.—Miss Goldsworthy and Miss Wright beat Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Hemming 7—5, Mrs Zinzan and Mrs Kunciman beat Miss Lawrie and Miss Reynolds 7—2, Miss Gillon and Miss Outfield beat MrsEeane and Miss Lauer 7-2. Combined Doubles—Miss Goldsworthy and Ferry lost to Mrs Reynolds and Donahoe 6 —7, Miss Wright and Gillon lost to Mrs Hemming and Reynolds 2—7, Mrs Zinzan and Moor beat Miss Lawrie and Reynolds 7 -0, Miss Gillon and Bell lost to Mrs Keane and Adams 3—7, Miss Outfield and Gillon beat Mist Lauer and Roose 7—3.