TENNIS.

Shannon News, 28 November 1922, Page 2

TENNIS.

. - - -+-- On Wednesday afternoon a team from the Longburn Tennis Clun paiu a return visit to the local team, winch had visited Longburn a couple 01 weeks ago. A most, enjoyable match was played between th«, two clubs in the presence of a fair number of spectators. The local club defeated the visitors by 17 sets to 7. During me ai'temon refreshments were proviued by the ladies, which were much appreciated. Mr J. T. Bovis thanked the Longburn team for their visit, and said lie hoped they had all enjoyed themselves., Mr Birch, president of the Longburn Club, suitably replied. Following are the result-sj of the games played, Longburn players being mentioned first: —

Ladies’ Singles.—Miss Perry 1 v. Miss.McKeg-g 6, Miss Fabin 0 v. Mrs Merwood 6, Miss McEwan 2 v. Mrs Ter-' ry 6, Miss NeiLsen 6 v. Miss Ryan 3, Mrs Mabey 6 v. Miss King 4, Mrs McCormack g v. Miss Brown 1. Men’s Singles.—J. Mabey ov. Quarrie G, If. 1 Bovis 4 v. J. T. Bovis 6, C. Hill 5 v. J. Burris 6, If. Mabey 5 v. H. Hook 6, A. Sanson 3 v. R. Murray 6, McCormack 4 v. F. Main 6.

Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses Perry and Fabin 6 v. Miss Mclvegg and Mrs Merwood 4, Misses McEwan and Neilsen 2 v. Mrs Terry and Mis s Ryan 6, Mesdaines Mabey and McCormack 6 v. Misses King and Brown 3.

Men’s Doubles. —J. Mabey and H. Bovis 3 v. Quarrie, and J. T. Bovis 6; C, Perry and H. Mabey 3 v. J. y. Burns and H. Hook 6, A. Sanson and McCormack 3 v. Merwood and Main 6. Combined Doubles. Miss Perry and J. Mabey,o v. Miss McKegg and Quarrie 6, Miss Fabin and H. Bovis 4 v. J. Bovis and Mrs Merwood 6, Miss McEwan and C. Hill 3 v. J. V. Burns and Mrs Terry 6, Mrs Mabey and A. Sanson 6 v. Murray and Miss King 4, Mrs McCormack and McCormack 6 v. Miss Brown and F. Main 3.