LAWN TENNIS.

Taranaki Daily News, 6 February 1922, Page 3

LAWN TENNIS.

THE NEW PLYMOUTH CLUB. The semi-finals of the club championship, which were to have been played on Saturday, did not take place, owing to the unfavorable weather conditions, but the games will probably be got off during this week. The Taranaki tournament opens on tho 16th instant, and entries close on Friday. INGLEWOOD v. PARK. At New Plymouth on Saturday Inglewood defeated A Park team by 14 sets and 132 games to 5 sets and 98 games. Details are (Park playqrs mentioned first) : MEN’S SINGLES. Bosworth 2 v. Grant 9. Reader 9 v. Wagstaff t. Boswell 2 v. Carmine 9. Merron 9 v. Armstrong 5. Person 6 v. Patterson 9, Boon 9 v. Kenrlck 7. LADIES’ SINGLES. Miss Malcolm 1 v. Mrs. Grant 7. Miss Heal 5 v\ Miss B. Nutting 7. Miss Therkleson 3 v. Mrs. Smith 7. Miss Ludlow 7 v. Miss F. Nutting 4. MEN’S DOUBLES. Bosworth and Reader 8 v, Grant and Carmine 9. Boswell and Merron 6 v. Wagstaff and Paterson 9. Person and Boon 7 v. Armstrong and Ken■?lck 9, LADIES’ DOUBLES. Misses Malcoim and Heal 4 v. Mrs. Grant and Miss B. Nutting 7. Misses Ludlow and Therkleson 5 V. l(£j. Smith and Miss Nutting 7. COMBINED DOUBLES. Bosworth and Miss Heal 1 v. Grant and . Mrs. Grant 7. Reader and Miss Malcolm 6 ▼. Wagstaff and Miss B. Nutting 7. Boswell and Miss Therkleson 1 v. Carmine and Mrs. Smith 7. Merron and Miss Ludlow 7 v. Armstrong and Miss F. Nutting 4. Totals.—Park, 5 sets, 98 games; Inglewood, 14 sets, 132 games. PARK NO. 2 v. STRATFORD. In the competitions Park No. 2 team were drawn to meet Stratford, but defaulted owing to being unable to raise a team.