COUNTRY TENNIS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 924, 18 March 1930, Page 13

COUNTRY TENNIS

TAUMARUNUI V. RAETIHI From Our Own Correspondent TAUMAKUN UI, Monday. A team of local tennis players spent the week-end at Raetihi, where some ■ oiling play was witnessed between the two clubs. Taumarunui '' on on the narowest of margins, the decision resting on the final game. Ihe figures were:—Taumarunui, 13 sets; Raetihi, 11 sets. PATERANGI V. NGAHINEPOURI From Our Own Correspondent TE AWAMUTU, Today. The Paterangi tennis B team played i the Ngahinepouri 13 team on the local i courts on Saturday. The following aie ; the results, Paterangi being mentioned L first: Women’s Singles.—Miss F. Germann • v. Miss Mayer, 3 —6; Miss F. Karl v. Miss Anderson, 6 —2; Miss E. Karl v. Mrs. Mills, 3 —6; Miss M. McDowell - v. Miss B. Ryburn, 2—6; Miss R. Spiers ’ v. Miss S. Ryburn, C —3; Miss B. Ryburn v. Miss A. McGregor, 3 —6. Women’s Doubles. —Misses Germann ' and K. Karl v. Mrs. Mayer and Miss ' Anderson, 6—l; Misses E. Karl and • M. McDowell v. Mrs. Mills and E. Kyeburn, o—6; Misses B. Ryburn and R. Spiers v. Misses Ryburn and MeMen’s Singles.—L. Karl v. E. Reid, • 7—5; C. Ryburn v. E. Ryburn, 7 —9; P. • Bell v. D. McGregor, 7—l; H. Silvester J v. H. Ryburn, 9 —B; C. Spiers v. S. ’ Reid, 7 —4; 11. Silvester and S. Allen, ■ 7 —3. Men’s Doubles.—L. Karl and C. Ryburn V. E. Ryburn and E. Reid, 3—7; ’ p. Bell and H. Silvester, v. D. Me- | Gregor and H. Ryburn, o—6;0 —6; E. Spiers- ! and M. Silvester v. S. Reid and S. 1 Allen, 6—3. Combined Doubles.—Miss Germann and L. Karl v. Mrs. Major and Reid, 6 —4; Miss R. Karl and C. Ryburn v. ! Miss Anderson and Ryburn, 3—6; Miss E. Karl and P. Bell v. Mrs. Mills and ' D. McGregor, 7 —5; Miss M. McDowell and H. Silvester v. Miss E. Ryburn and 11. Ryburn, 2 —6; Miss R. Spiers and 1L Spiers v. Miss S. Ryburn and S. Reid, 4—6; Miss S. Ryburn and S. ’ Reid, 4 —6; Miss Ryburn and M. Sil- ! vester v. Miss McGregor and S. Allen, i 6 —3. I Totals. —Paterangi, 113 games and 12 sets; Ngahinepouri, 110 games and ’ 12 sets OPOTIKI MATCHES From Our Own Correspondent OPOTIKI, Today. Members of the Opotiki Tennis Club visited Taneatua on Saturday and played a match with the club there. , The homo team won, the scores being ; 14 games to 10. The following are the results, Taneatua players being mentioned first: • Women's Singles.—Miss Peebles beat Mrs. O’Sullivan, Mrs. Merrie beat Mrs. • Vanstone, Mrs. Rogers beat Miss Bur- • gess, Miss Reid beat Miss Burrett, Mrs. ' Old beat Miss Holloway, Mrs. Semmens > beat Miss Wilson. Men’s Singles.—Wardlaw beat Hayr, ; Peebles lost to Bloor. "Walker beat Mur- ’ ray, Reid beat Todd, O’Sullivan lost to ’ Semple, C. Peebles beat Yolland. ’ Combined Doubles.—Miss Peebles and Wardlaw lost to Mrs. Vanstone and Hayr, • Mrs. Merrie and Peebles lost to Mrs. O’Sullivan and Bloor, Mrs. Rogers and Walker beat Miss Burgess and Murray, Miss Reid and Reid lost to Miss Burrett and Todd, Mrs. Old and O’Sullivan beat Miss Holloway and Semple, Mrs. Sem- , mens and C. Peebles lost to Miss Wilson ) and Yolland. Women’s Doubles.—Miss Peebles and • Mrs. Merrie lost to Mrs. O’Sullivan and Burgess, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Old beat -Misses Vanstone and Burrett, Miss Reid and Mrs. Semmens beat Miss Hollo wav and Miss Wilson. Men’s Doubles.—Wardlaw and Peebles lost to Hayr and Yolland, Walker and Reid beat Murray and Bloor, C. Peebles and O’Sullivan lost to Semple and Todd.