LAWN TENNIS.

Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17978, 25 March 1930, Page 11

LAWN TENNIS.

WAIPA WEST ASSOCIATION,' PATERANGI v. WH'ATAWHATA. WIN FOR FORMER. . In a match between Patemngi and Whatawhata Clubs, played at Paterangi, the scores- were (Pateran-gi players mentioned first) : ■Combined Doubles. —MSss Shaw and A. Richardson v. Mr and Mrs C&lder, 6 —4; Miss K. Head and J. Whyte v. Mrs Livingstone and Sutton 5 —7 ; Miss Maclcv and G. Finch v. Mrs ;uui Mr Laisey, 3 —o; Miss R. Bell and G. Lorimer v- Miss Rothwell and'Higgins, 5 — 7; Miss K. Mucky and R. Head v. Mrs and Mr Russell. 4— 6; .Miss 0. Gcrmann and L. Karlov. Miss Carpenter and Slow, G-—5. Ladies’ Doubles. —Mesdames Livingstone and Laisey v. Misses Shaw and K. 'Head, G—3; Mrs Galder and .Miss Rothwell v. Misses A. Maclcv and R. Bell, 3—G; Mrs Russell and Miss Carpenter v. Misses K. Mackv and F. Germann, 4— 6. Men’s Doubles. —A. Richardson and G- Finch v. Galder and Laisey, 7—4; J. White and G. Lorimer v. Sutton and Higgins, 7—l. . „ „ Ladies’ Singles.—Miss E. shaw, a. Mrs Livingstone, 2— 6 ; Miss K. Head v. Miss Laisey, 4—G; Miss A_. A larky v. Miss Rothwell, I—G; Miss K. Maoky v. Mrs Russell, G —3; Miss Gcrmann v. Miss Carpenter, G—o. Men’s Singles.—Richardson v. Galder, 7 —o; Whyte v. Laisey, 2—7; Finch v. Sutton, 7—i; Lorimer vHiggins, 7 —4 : Head v. Russell, i . Karl A’. Slow, 7—3. Totals. —Patcrangi, 14 sets; Whatawhata, 8 sets. KOROMATUA v. TUHIKARAMEA. Ivoromatua played 'Tuhikaramea on the former's courts, resulting in a win for Koromatua. The day was ideal and many hard and keenlyfought games made a very pleasant day for all. Scores were as follows, Tuhikaramea players being mentioned first: — T . . , Combined Doubles. —T. Livingstone and Miss V. McPherson v. Mr and Mrs Weatherley, G—2; D. Livingstone and Miss M- McPherson v. E. Wallis and Miss E. Barrett, 3—6; J. Fletcher and Miss D. Flexman v. R. Maisev and Miss A. Thomas, 4—-G; H. Barrett and Mrs 'Livingstone v. W. Maisey and N Barrett, I— 6 ; F. Flexman and Miss Watt v. G. Hall and Miss W. Jury; 4 6; G. Fletcher and Miss A- Fletcher v . R. Wood and Miss Cooper-Smith, 6 Ladies’ Doubles.—Misses V. and M, McPherson v. Mrs Weatherley and Miss E. Barrett, 4—G; Miss Flexman and Mrs Watt v. Misses N. Barrett and A. Thomas, 6—3; Mrs Livingstone and Miss Fletcher v. Misses Cooper-Smith and Jury, o—6.0 — 6. . Men’s Doubles. —T- and D. Livingstone v, M. Weatherley and Willis, 7 5- j. and G. Fletcher v. R. and W. Maisey, 3 —7; Barrett and Flexman a . Hall and Woods, 5—7. _ Ladies’ Singles.—Miss V. McPherson v. Mrs Weatherley, 6—2; Miss M McPherson v. Miss E. Barretu, 5 7- Miss D. Flexman v. Miss N, Barrett, 2—6; Mrs Watt v. Miss A. Thomas, 2—6; Miss A. Fletcher v. Miss W. Jury’, 6—2; Mrs Livingstone v. Miss Cooper-Smith, 2—6. Men’s Singles.—T. Livingstone v. M. Weatherley, 7—3; D. Livingstone y E Willis, 9 — B; J. Fletcher v. R. Maisey, I—'7;. G. Fletcher v. W. Maisey, 7—4; H. Barrett v. G. JHaIJ, 27; T. Flexman v- R. Wood, a—-<• Totals. —Tuhikaramea, 9 sets, 103 games; Koromatua, 15 sets, 128 gan;cs. ST. MARY’S CLUB. AN INTERESTING TOURNAMENT. A tournament of the St. Mary's Tennis Club, opened on Saturday, Avas attended Avith marked success. Play was of a good standard and some interesting games eventuated. ■The ladies’ singles were Avon by Miss K. Fitzgerald, Mr P. Clarkin being successful in the men’s division. The ladies’ doubles were Avon by Misses M. Barrell and M. Monk. WA. Gwynne and P. R. Cuming were successful in the men’s section.