FEILDING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 50, 29 January 1932, Page 8

FEILDING

TENNIS.

A team from St. John’s Tennis visited the Colyton Cliib on Wednesday afternoon and .aftergames "won by 13 seta to 11. T* l ®. lairing are the details, Colyton players being mentioned first: Men’s singles.—L. kimpsonlostto Braniwell. 1-6; Bussell lost to- Murphy, I—6; A. Simpson lost to Simon sen, 4—6; W. Hocken beat Simmonds, 6-4; N. Hooken lost to Malcolmson, 4-6; Woodman beat Hitdiens, 6-3. Ladies’ singles.—Miss Hansen beat Miss Burke, 6-5 ; Miss E. Wales beat Miss V. Foster, 6-1; Mrs Simmon lost to Miss V. Foster, 6—l; Simpson lost to Miss Worsfold, > Miss Hocken beat Miss M. Benge, 6-2: Miss I. Benge lost to Miss Hughes 3-6; Mi ß s W. Wales beat Miss Maloolmson, 6—2. , Men’s doubles. —L. Simpaonand Bussell lost to Bramwell and Simon sen, 4—6; A. Simpson and W. Hock«i beat Murphy and Simmonds, 6-6. «• Hocken and Woodman beat Malcolmson and Hitchens, 6—2. - Ladies’ doubles.—Misses Hansen and E. Wales lost to Misses Burke and Foster. 4—6; Mrs &mpson and MisS Hocken beat Misses Worsfold and M. Benge, 6—l; Misses I. Benge and W. Wale* beat Misses Hughes and MalMiss Hansen and L. Simpaon lost to Miss Burke and Bramwell, 6-6; Miss E. Wales and Bussell lost to Mias Foster and bunon•en, 3—6; Mrs Simpaon and A. Bimpson beat Miss Worsfold and Murphy, 6—4; Miss Hocken and W.. Hocken beat Miss M. Benge and Simmonds, 6—6; Miss L Benge and N. Hocken lost to Miss Hughes and Malcolmson, 4—6; Miss W. Wales and Woodman ' beat Miss Maloolmson and Hitchens, 6—2.'

BOWLS. Three rinks from the Bulls Bowling Club visited the Feilding Club 8 .greens on Wednesday and were defeated by 68 points to 41 in the aggregate. The details are as follow, the Feilding skips being named first:—G. Bartholomew 30 v. Ingram 8; Way _ 17 v. Archer 16; Jones 21 v. Drew 18. The following rinks have been selected to play Woodville on the Feilding green to-morrow afternoon : McKlroy, Barltrop, Hocken, Neilson (skip); Gray, Levett, Jones; Ramsay (skip); Lumsden, Nesbit, J. Bartholomew, Mills (skip); Bramwell, Eliott, Edel--eton. G. Bartholomew (skip); Duncan, Hight, Dewe, T. Burne (skip). A challenge rink from the Bolls Club, Croucher, Goebel, Caldow, sevens/ (skip), played the holders Dummer, Nesbit, Allen, Ramsay (skip), for the Harford Tikis on the Feilding green on Wednesday afternoon, and were defeated by 24 to 15.

NOTES. Misees R. M. Smith and E. M. Nairn have been appointed probationary assistants at the Manchester Street School for the first term and will take up their duties on Monday. The holders of the Foresters’ Buttons —Noble, Rosonoski, Batten, Edwards (skip)—were defeated m a challenge, game of indoor bowls on Wednesday night _by Wills, Scott, Worsfold and Martin (skip). The scores were 17 points to 16. Mr Noel Amadio has been appointed a relieving teacher at Lytton Street School under the rationing scheme for teachers and will commence his duties on Monday. . .... , At to-day’s meeting in Feilding of the Wellington Central Provincial Executive of the New Zealand Farmers’ Union a resolution of svmpathy with the relatives of the late Mr I*. J. Small was carried l in silence, rhe chairman, Mr Ki W. Dalrymple, referred to Mr Small’s associations with the Dairy Farmers’ Union and his continual work in the direction of helping all farming interests.