THAMES TENNIS
HOWELL-WILLIAMS SHIELD HIKUTAIA WINS FINAL From. Our Oxen Correspondent THAMES, Wednesday. Hikutaia, for the second season in succession, triumphantly closed its tennis season by carrying off the ITowell-Williams Memorial Shield--a trophy commemorating two exmembers of the club who died in the Great War. This time Turua was the victim, and was defeated by eight games to four the light being too bad for the other game to be concluded. The scores were (Hikutaia names being given first): women's Singles.—Miss Brown beat Mrs? 7-6 : MiSS *’ Alley beat r-SRBfi*’ o —McGarvOy lost to H. Griffiths, ..—9; C. Elliott beat F. Griffiths, T-,S°^ b l ned doubles.—p. Tohu and Miss Ehiott beat Palmer and Miss Aberhart :~XI l ? riss Alley beat Madgt/ick and Miss Mules, 7 —6. i -Doubles.—T;irner and W Allev lost to Dr. Miller and H. Griffiths 8 V* an ? *? n ‘ oU v - McConnell and Tollu beat Palmer and Madgwick, Women’s Doubles.—Misses Brown and Alley lost to Miss Griffiths and Mrs K Misses M. Elliott and J. beat Misses Aberhart and Mules, As will he seen the matches were c.osc and the play keenly contested.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 961, 2 May 1930, Page 6
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186THAMES TENNIS Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 961, 2 May 1930, Page 6
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