NATIONAL CROQUET

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32775, 27 November 1971, Page 18

NATIONAL CROQUET

(N.Z. Press Association) DUNEDIN. Results of yesterday’s play in the New Zealand Corquet Association’s gold and silver mallets competition were:— Section I.—Mrs F. Peters (Watea) 26, Mrs J. Hore (Tainui) 9; Mrs F. Dickson (Tainui) 26, Mrs H. Alabaster (Watea) 7: Mrs F. Peters (Tainui) 26, Mrs L. Waller (Tainui) 3; Mrs G. Collins (Wellington) 26, M. Porter (South Canterbury) 19; Mrs S. Rose (Southland) 26, Mrs Dickson 11; Mrs H. Whitehead (Tainui) 26, Mrs J. Hickey (Southland) 8; Mrs Rose 26, Mrs Hore 15; Mrs Peters 26, Mrs Alabaster 3; Mrs Whitehead 26, Porter 24.

Section 2. —Mrs T. Cosgriff (Leith) 26, C. Pomeroy (Canterbury) 19; Mrs W. Grimman (Montecillo) 26, Mrs J. Williams (Watea) 20; F. Peters (Watea) 26. J. N. Davidson (Montecillo) 24; C. Pomeroy (Canterbury) 26, Mrs F. Ward (Watea) 8; Mrs C. K. Saxton (Tainui) 26, Mrs H. Dempsey (South Canterbury) 24; Pomeroy 26, Mrs Saxton 8; Mrs N. Kennedy (Montecillo) 26, Mrs Grimman 9; Mrs Dempsey 26, Mrs Ward 15; Mrs G. Cockburn (Tainui) 26, Mrs Grimman 11; Mrs Williams 26, Mrs Ward 19.

Shooting titles.—The national moving target shooting championship will be held at the Ohariu Valley rifle range, near Wellington, this week-end. About 30 riflemen are expected to take part, with a possible trip to next year’s Olympics at Munich at stake.

P.G.A. sets ber.—Young professional golfers have been barred from playing in major Professional Golfers* Association tournaments until they have served a two-year apprenticeship, it was unanimously decided at the annual meeting of the P.G.A. in London.