INGLEWOOD.

Taranaki Daily News, 13 January 1917, Page 3

INGLEWOOD.

TENNIS, (FrsiuyOur Own Correspondent.) . On Thursday fine weath-r jirova'ied for sports, and an enjoyable afternoon Was spent. The Tariki Tennis Club jdurneyed to Inglewood, and, after an ideal afternoon's pleasure, the match resulted in a draw. Results: — Singles—J. Th-rUelso!i, M. v. J. Sidierland, 6: C. Young. 5, v. Wagstaff, G; T Therkelson, ; i, i. W. .-\rm=iro:ig, 'I; Mcllroy, 6, \. R Cut.GoM, 3; Mill?, 11, v. Williams, 2; Rudkin, 2, v. C. Hamerton, C Men's DoubUs.—J. Tlierl-vlson and C. Young, 8 v. 3. Sutherland and Wagstaff, 9; T. Therkelson and Mills,' 8, v. Armstrong and Williams, 9; Mcllroy and Rudkin, 9, v. Cutfield and Hamerton, 5. Ladies' Singles.—Mrs. Hoskins, 2; v. Mr*. Bullard, 0: Miss Therkelson, 5. v. Mrs. Paterson, 0; Miss Coutts, 3, v. Mrs. Hynes, 0. > Mixed Doubles.—Mrs. Hoskin and C. Young, 8, v. Mrs. Bullard and Sutherland, 9; Miss Therkelsin and J. Therkelson, 9, v. Mrs. Paterson and Wagstaff, 8; Miss Coutts and T. 9, v. Mis-s Esse and Armstrong, 1; Mrs. Jones and Mills, 9, v. Mrs. Hynes and Williams, 5. Ladies' Doubles.—Mrs. Hoskin and iMiss Therkelson, 6, v. MtwJames Bullard and Paterson, 9; Mrs. Jones and Miss Coutts, 3, v. Mrs. Hynes and Miss Esse, 6

BOWLING. .The Waitara bowlers journeyed to liiglewood on Thursday and suffered defeat at the hands of the home team. The following are the scores, Waitara befiig mentioned first: Foreman, Knuei;c„.\ Longman, Wyllie (skip). 20, v. Drake, Davis, Pereival, and Codd (skip), 21. Spring, Sampson/ Ford, Kattenin<ry (skip), IS, v. Roberts, Rolston, G. Morton, Wilson (skip), 21. Hutchinson, W. Sampson, C. Sampson, Walker (skip), 18, v. Johnston, Cottier, Branch, Allen (skip), 22. Young, Jluse, Nosworthy, Fraser (skip), 12, v. McLaggan, Lightfoot, Caldwell, Spurdle (skip), 23. GENERAL. Although not vet confirmed, it is believed that the "victim of the railway accident at Wanganui is Mr. William Vrry, of this town, a very old and respected citizen. The funeral of the late Mrs. Lile was very iargelv attended." The Foresters' Lodge, of which Mr. Lile is a very old member, was well represented. The Rev. Mr. Ireland officiated. The report of ths recent ballot has proved that several local boys have been called up. The following are the names: Messrs. C. Baer, J. Biesiek, T.iiiMiop, M. Broadmore, W T . Brown, J. Burrell, L. Clough, G. Dobson, A. L>. Jordan, E. Kinsella", Father Long, B. McSweeney, R. J. Marsh, G. Morgan, D. Paterson, and E. Taylor.