Tennis.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVI, Issue 43102, 8 June 1907, Page 2

Tennis.

The return match Walton v. To XJruwliao, took place on tlie latter’s court on Wednesday sth June, in the presence of a large number of spectators. The weather being line all players wore in exuberant spirits. The play commenced at 11 a.m. and continued throughout the day, concluding about 430 p.m.. The catering was attended to by the ladies. Messrs Y. Hanna and P. Mason capably acting as referees. A very exciting set was played between Messrs Thos, Hanna and It. Yarrow v. Gr, and 13. Mason in a gentleman’s double and to use a sporting phrase “ it was a tight go,'’ the former winning only by one game. The following is tho table of scores :

Te Uruyviiao Walton , Miss Daisley and Mis; Campbell and Thos. Hanna ... G P. Mason ... I Miss W. Scherer Miss D. Campbell and V. Hanna ... 5 and 11. Peat ... 1 Miss A. Scherer and Miss Hutchison Jt- Farrow ... G and Campbell ] j Mrs T. Lianna and Miss Ellery and B. j A-Donovan ... -1 Mason... ... ( Miss Sehever and P. .Miss E. Ellery and Scherer ... ... G Win. Bell ... ; La unis’ StN’GLiis. Miss Daisl y . fi Miss Hutchison ... 1 * Ladies’ Duu.iu.es. Misses Daisley and Misses B. and D. W. Soberer G Campbell ... 4 Gents’ Singles. A. Donovan ... 1 11. Peat ... ... ( Gents’ Doubles. Messrs Thos. Hanna Messrs P. and B. and R. Farrow ... 6 Mason... ... 5 Second Round— Short sets. Miss Daisley and Y. Miss D. Campbell Hanna ... ... 3 R. Campbell ... 1 Mrs T. Ham pi and Miss Hutchison Thos. Hanna ... 3 and Wm. 8e11... 0 Miss W. Sherer and Miss Ellery and P. R. Farrow ... 0 Mason... ... 3 Miss A. Sherer and Miss B. Campbell P. Scherer ... 2 and H. Peat ... 3 Miss Scherer and A. Miss Ellery and B. Donovan ... 0 Mason... ... 3 Total 57 47 Te Uruw’nao winning by ten game's. Mr Gr. Peat referred in flattering terms to the cordial manner in which they were received by the Te Uruwhao members, and thanked the ladies for their kind attention. Mr Thos. Hanna manager of the local club, responded, and thanked Mr Peat for his kind remarks, also referred of the evenness of the games and the spirited manner in which they were contested.