LAWN TENNIS AT PATEA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 31, 7 February 1939, Page 10

LAWN TENNIS AT PATEA

(Own Correspondent). PATEA, Feb. 6. Waverley defeated Patea by 13 games to 11 in the first match for the President's Rose Bowl, on the latter's courts. Results were; — Men’s singles: Ingle beat Cam- | bourne, 9-3; Mcßae beat Simson, 9-2; Edwards beat Bosher, 9-7; Priest beat Matthews, 9-0; C. McKenna lost to Coutts, 7-9; T. Quickenden beat bimson, 9-5. Women’s singles: J. Barnes lost to S. Johnston, 3-7; A. Barker lost to N. Heginbotham, 3-7; J. Clarke lost to M. Walker, 4-7; Mrs. Priest lost to j. Southcombe, 4-7; K. Hills lost to D. Simson, 4-7; M. Roots lost to D. Matthews, 1-7. Men’s doubles: Ingle and Mcßae beat Cambourne anti Simson, 9-4; Edwards and Priest beat Bosher ancl Matthews, 9-2; McKenna and Quickenden lost to Coutts ancl Simson, 7-9. Women’s doubles: J. Barnes and A. Barker beat S. Johnston and N. Heginbotham, 7-3; J. Clarke and Mrs. Priest lost to M. Walker and J. Southcombe, 1-7; K. Hills and M. Roots lost to D. Simson and O. Mattnews, 2-7. Combined doubles: Ingle ancl Miss Barnes lost to Cambourne and Miss Johnston, 6-9; Mcßae and Miss Barker beat Simson and Miss Heginbotham, 9-7; Edwards and Miss Clarke beat Bosher and Miss Walker, 9-7; Priest and Mrs. Priest lost to Matthews and Miss Southcombe, 8-9; McKenna and Miss Hills los to Coutts and Miss Simson, 2-9; Quickender and Miss Roots beat Simson and Miss Matthews, 9-7. (Patea players mentioned first). Patea. 149 games, 11 matches; Waverney, 148 games, 13 matches. PERSONAL Mrs, T. E. Roberts and Miss Rosalyn Honeyfield are staying at the former’s beach cottage at Paraparaumu for a few days. Mrs. R. A. Adams, junr., has returned from a visit to Wanganui. I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyle are holidaying in Hawke’s Bay. Master Ray Pettigrew has returneu home from the Patea Hospital. Mrs. A. Chara, Arenui, has been visiting Patea. Miss Helen Hamerton has returneu to New Plymouth Girls’ High School. Miss Nellie Carey has retnrned from Auckland. Mr. ancl Mrs. P. A. Bourke have returned from a visit to Wanganui. I An engagement recently announced of local interest is Joan Seymour, cider daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Clark, Portland Quay, Patea, to Ronald Stanley, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Clarke, Victoria Street, Hawera.