PUKEKOHE TENNIS

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 936, 1 April 1930, Page 14

PUKEKOHE TENNIS

DEFEAT OF ONEWHERO From Our Oven Correspondent PUKEKOHE, Monday. The play-off between Onewhero and Pukekohe for the Park Horne Shield in the Franklin lawn tennis competitions resulted in a win for Pukekohe by six matches to three, one match being drawn. Details are (Pukekohe names first): Women’s Singles.—Miss A. Johns lost to Miss Cathcart, 2—6, 4 —6; Mrs. | Bayly beat Miss Randall, 6 —l, 6—2. j Men’s Singles.—Porter lost to Glasgow, 3 —6, 4 —6; Bull beat W. Ingram, 6—3, 6—3. "Women’s Doubles. —Miss A. Johns and Mrs. Bayly beat Misses Cathcart and Randall, 6 —3, 6—2; Miss M. Lysnar and Mrs. Campbell won on games from Mrs. McKibbin and Miss Keals, 6—l, 5 —6. Men’s Doubles.—Porter and Bull drew with Glasgow and W. Ingram, 6 —5, 5—6; Sparks and Cronin won on games from L. Ingram and Hira, 6—3, Combined Doubles.—Sparks and Miss Lysnar beat L. Ingram and Miss Keals, 6 —2, 6—2; Cronin and Mrs. j Campbell lost to Hira and Mrs. Mcj Kibbin, 3 —6, 4 —6. I HAURAKI PLAINS TENNIS From Our Own Correspondent NGATEA, Today. I Rather slow progress was made with 1 the Hauraki Plains Tennis AssociaI tion’s annual handicap and championship tournaments which were conI tinued at the Ngatea Club’s courts on ! Saturday. The decision to continue the competitions was only made on Friday afternoon on receipt of information that the representative match with Auckland and the Williams Shield match between Hikutaia and Patetonga had been postponed. Details of the games are as follow: Handicaps. Men’s Singles: Dr. T. Miller (owe 30) beat J. Duffy (owe 10), 70 —37. Men's Doubles: Duffy and Hedley (scr.) beat Vowles and Vowles (scr.), 70—56. Combined doubles: j Duffy and Miss C. Hunter (scr.) beat Thompson and Miss Benny (13). j 50—43: S. Coppins and Mrs. Jackson (owe 20) beat E. Coppins and Miss Beaver (owe 15), 70 —43; Plummer and Miss D. Hunter (owe 5) beat Williams and Miss Birkenhead (13), 50—46. Women’s Singles: Miss D. Hunter beat Miss B. Duffy (scr.), 50—35. Women’s doubles (final): Misses C. and D. Hunter (Patetonga) (owe 15) beat Miss and Miss B. Duffy (Patetonga) (owe 25), 50 —33. Championships: Women’s singles, Miss Duffy beat Miss Beaver, 6 —3, 6 —2.