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ARMY TENNIS PAIRINGS
Following are loading Army League tennis records to date:-
***A” Division
Emberson 1 n d Duffield
[(R.A.0.C.)
"B" Division
P.-L.-W. P. L W. Rivett and Quinnett (R.E.) 24 0.24)
Spencer and Shaw (R.E.).. 24 2 23 24 0 24 Gibbo and Wilkinson (R.E.) 27
3- 24 Jenkins and. Gitrey (8.6.) .. 247 17 Megson and Denyer (R.E.) 24 4 20 Peters and Harding Alsoy and Willis. (R.E.).... 20 8 20 (R.A.O.C.) 'Adlam and Murray
(R.A.Q.C.)
Taylor and James (R.A.P.C.) 8 Mackin and Garrow (Sea.
569
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210-
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TENNANT ON TENNIS ...
SPOT
NO
FOE'S WEAKNESS WHILE
RALLYING, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT DURING MATCH
By ELEANOR TENNANT
Coach of Alice Marble.
MEN! HERE'S HOW · TO KEEP IN TRIM.
Rallying and volleying are often, Hit to his backhand for the same Learn to bowl! You'll find that
reason.
There are days when a parti- hit cular stroke may be off.
Volleying is a close-up man- ocuvre whereby the ball is before it bounces.
If you can spot your foc's weak-
bowling will keep your body At and your mind alert. And the best part is that you can bowl in the evenings. We'll give you all the instruction you need. Try
Rallying is a preliminary warm- sup where the ball is hit back andness take advantage of it. 16 forth before starting a game,
Draw him up to the net to see it!
HONG KONG
Rallying loosens the swing. If he can volley. tunes the eye in watching the ball, When rallying always take the
When rallying hit to the base- ball on first bounce as you would! BOWLING ALLEYS line and beyond. This will add in actual play. This builds up your! 4to your mental freedom in get-reaction and reflexes. 4ting depth.
Lockhart Road.
Hit balls to your opponent's bounce. forehand to see if it is working. Next, Tournament tactics.
Never take it on second or third
Tel. 21800.
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R:A.)
18 12
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R.A.)
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NAVY SCORE FOUR TIMES IN SECOND HALF
NAVY GAVE A GOOD DIS- PLAY AT CAUSEWAY BAY YESTERDAY WHEN THEY BEAT ROYAL SCOTS BY 5 GOALS TO 3 IN THEIR PRAC- TICE FOOTBALL MATCH AFTER BEING LED AT THE INTERVAL BY 3 GOALS TO 1.
Navy took a long time to settle down, but in the closing stages] of the game played well and, with more understanding, are expected to be a force to be reckoned with, in Senior. football.
Most of the players who did service for Navy last year were seen in action, and Hendy, who played at back last season, gave a good display at centre-forward: Regan and Bourne formed a good left-wing combination.
In defance, Roughly - and Honeywell were outstanding, kepping the Scots well In check. Hossack, was the most danger- ous of the soldier forwards and re- gistered the "bat trick.”...·· ‚Flem- ing and Melekle were also, good, while Paranaby, centre-half, ploy- ed well in the early part of the gamo,
Royal Scots scored all their goals through Hossack, while Navy's points were obtained through Phippens, Hendy (2), Re- gan and Bourne. FAM
Navyi-Palho; Roughly. Honywelt: Honeywell, Croft, Brett: Phippon, Le Page, Hendy, Regan, Bourne.
#oyal Bootardaraball; Naysmith, Fraser:: Auld, Parnaby Clark: Woods, Fleming, Hossack, Melckel, Gibb,
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