TENNIS.

Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1918, Page 8

TENNIS.

ELTHAM v. HAWERA. A strong wind interfered somewhat with play in the match played at Hawera between members representing the above clubs. Apart from the "blow" afternoon was a most enjoyable one, and ended in a win for the visitors by 13 sets to 10, and 142 games to 135. The details of play are as follows, Kltham being mentioned first:—

ladies' Singles.—-Miss de Launay 7, v. Mrs. French 4; Miss Quinn 7 v. Mrs. Gibson 1; Miss Wilson 5, v. Miss R. Blake 7; Miss Horrocks 7, v. Miss H. Burgess 4; Mrs. iJaden 3, v. Miss Kimbell 7; Miss Hay 4, v. Miss W. Huggins 7; Mrs. Tosswill 7. v. Miss Hunter 4. Men's Singles.—Haden 0, v. Whik-hora 9; John Campbell 3, v. Leece 9; Connell 5, v. Bishop (); J. Smith ft, v. S. Cbisholm 7; J. L. Campbell C, v. tftherlnglon 9: P. Smith C, v. 11. Wilis 9. * Ladies' Doubles.—Misses Quinn and de Launay 7, v. Mesdnmes French and Gibson 5; Misses Haden and- Horro. 7, v. Misses Biako and 11 .Burgess 3; Misses Wilson ami Horrocks 7, v. Misses Kimbell and W. Hugging 5; Mrs. Tosswill and Miss Hay 7, v. Misses Hugging and Hunter 3.

Men's Doubles:—John Campbell and Smith 3, v. V. Wlyteliorn and l>ece i); Haden and C'onnell 9, v. Bishop and Etherington Or Combined Doubles—Miss jle Launay and Haden 0, v. Mrs. French and Whitehorn 7; Miss Tosswell and P. Smith v. Mrs Gibson and Leecc 5; Miss ITorrocks and J. L. Campbell 7, v. Miss Blake and Bishop 5; Mrs. Tosswell and Jo' Campbell 7, v. Miss Burgess and Cliisliolm 1. Totals.—Eltham 1-12 games, 13 sets; ITawera, 135 games, 10 sets.