Miss Lewis has good win
Miss B. Lewis had a notable win over Miss S. Grigg, 26-18, during first life matches at the South Island open championship croquet tournament yesterday. Miss Grigg was later beaten in the second life, 26-13, by W. Penman. Results were.—
Open championship.—First life: Mrs F. Fraser 26, Mrs S. Searle 9; Mrs C. Bishop 26, Mrs J. Craig 16; Miss Lewis 26, Miss Grigg 18; R. Murfitt 26, Mrs R. Foster 3; Penman 26, Mrs R. Richardson 7. Second life: Penman 26, Miss Grigg 13. Women’s championship.— First life: Mrs J. Martin 26, Mrs W. Parker 15; Mrs Richardson 26, Mrs N. Kennedy 12; Mrs Foster 26, Mrs Fraser 6. Second life: Mrs L. Peters 26, Mrs W. Parker 20; Mrs Craig 26. Mrs Richardson 16; Mrs Martin 26, Mrs A. O’Malley 24; Mrs J. Jones 26. Mrs Kennedy 20; Miss Grigg 26, Mrs Bishop 8. Men’s championship.— First life: Penman 26, G. Howes 22; P. Skinley 26, _D. Miskimmin 3. Second life: Murfitt 26, Howes 5; D. Bulloch 26, J. Flanagan 10; Skinley 26, Penman 15; Murfitt 26, D. Bulloch 3; Skinley 26, W. Bulloch 0. Levels championship.— First life: Mrs R. Bishop 26, E. Smith 12. Handicap doubles: Howes and Mrs S. Weir 26, Mesdames E. Noy and T. Thompson 18; N. McLachlan and E. Horwood 26, Mrs Fraser and D. Stanton 22; Mrs Bishop and W. Worley 26, Miss Lewis and Mrs C. McMillan 20.
Handicap singles: W. Bulloch 26, Mrs M. Shackel 12.
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34047, 10 January 1976, Page 36
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