PATEA PASTIMES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 51, 2 March 1939, Page 10

PATEA PASTIMES

TENNIS TEAM VISITS HAWERA (Own Correspondent) PATEA, March 1. Patea defeated Hawera Park, at Hawera, on Saturday, by two sets, in a B grade match. Results were as follows, Park names mentioned first: Men’s Singles.—N. Blake beat S. Cousins, 9-7; Evetts beat E. Cousins, 9-4; L. Pole lost to J. Campbell, 4-9; G. McGlashan beat R. Burgess, 11-9. Women's Singles. Mrs. G. McGlashan lost to Miss Taylor, 4-9; Mrs. Keys lost to Miss E. Whitehead, 5-9; Miss L. Pole beat Miss B. Wilson, 9-1: Miss Goodwin lost to Miss E. Cousins, 2-9. Men's Doubles.—Blake and Evetts beat S. and E. Cousins, 9-7; Pole and McGlashan lost to Campbell and Burgess, 0-9.

Women's Doubles.—Mesdames McGlashan and Keys lost to Misses Taylor and Whitehead. 1-9; Misses Pole and Goodwin lost to Misses Wilson and Cousins, 5-9.

Combined Doubles. —Blake and Mrs. McGlashan lost to S. Cousins and Miss Taylor, 4-9; Evetts and Mrs. Keys lost to E. Cousins and Miss Whitehead, 6-9; Pole and Miss L. Pole beat Campbell and Miss Wilson, 9-6; McGlashan and Miss Goodwin beat Burgess and Miss Cousins, 9-6.

Totals: Patea 9 sets, 121 games Park 7 sets, 96 games.

GOODWIN CUP CRICKET Alton were defeated by Hurleyville, at Alton, during the week-end, as follows: Hurleyville.—J. Redwood, c Sagars, b Herbert, 30; A. Couchman, c Mudgway, b Garnett, 2; C. Howard, c Sagars, b Davies, 11; C. Hurley, l.b.w. b Garnett, 15; R. Jones, c and b Berbert, 4; T. Prouse, b Herbert, 6; H. McCarthy, 0; D. Johnson, not out, 8; M. Hurley, b Herbert, 1; E. Jones, c Mudgway, b Garnett, 1; D. Hurley, c Tocker, b Herbert, 0; extras, 7. Total, 79. n Bowling.—W. Davies, one for ■>o; A. Herbert, six for 24; F. Garnett, two for 22. Alton—J. Gibbs, c Redwood, b Couchman, 0; W. Davies, c Redwood, b Couchman, 5; F. Garnett, c Couchman, b Redwood, 10; C. Allen, c Johnson b Howard, 6: A. Herbert, c Redwood, b Howard, 2; M. Opey, c Redwood, b Couchman, 21; N. Mudgway, c and b Howard, 8; W. Saggars, c Howard, b Redwood, 6; L. Jeffery, b Redwood, 0; G. Tocker, not out, 0, N. Armstrong, b Couchman, 1; extras, 5. Total, 64. Bowling.—A Couchman, four for 20; J. Redwood, three for 16; C. Howard, three for 17; D. Johnson, none for 6. ROVERS v. KAKARAMEA Rovers defeated Kakaramea, on Sunday, by 87 runs, as follows: — Kakaramea. —Owen, l.b.w. b McKenna, 22; Wilson, l.b.w. b Blair, 4; Couch, b Cooper, 8; S. Lord, c Cooper b McKenna, 9; C. Lord, l.b.w. b Blair 2; Jones, c Blair, b McKenna, 0; McCarthy, b Blair, 1; Mudgway. b Blair 1- Ward, b McKenna. 11: Northcott not out.’l; Close b McKenna, 1

extras, 7. Total, 67. Bowling.—Blair, four for 21; Lynch none for 7; Yates, none for 11; Cooper, one for 9; McKenna, five for 14. Rovers. —Reynolds, c and b Lord, 10; Osborne, b Wilson, 9; Blyde, b Wilson, 25: Ngeru, b Mudgway, 7; Signal, c Couch, b Wilson, 31; Lynch, retired. 35; Davidson, b Couch, 16; Blair, < Wilson, b Couch, 3; Yates, not out, 1, McKenna, b Northcott 41; Cooper, t Northcott, 0: extras, 13. Total. 154. Bowling.—Wilson, three for 30; Ward, one for 28; Owen, none for 12: Mudgway. one for 24; Couch, two for 11; Ward, none for 1; Northcott, two for 8. BOWLING C. Sheahan was the winner of the singles championship during the weekend, after a close and keenly contested game with Walter White. PADDLING AND SWIMMING POOL Further donations acknowledger are:—E. O. Horner, £1 Is; J. Rockett £1 Is; “Visitor,'' £1; Mrs. H. Reid, £1 Is; F. Ramsbottom, £1 Is.