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Badminton reps look strong

Canterbury will have a strong entry at the South Island badminton championships which begin today in Dunedin. In the men’s singles, Steve Wilson (Otago) has been seeded first, ahead of Peter Whiting (Canterbury), Peter Skelt (Southland) and Geoff Miller (Canterbury). The seedings for the women’s singles predict a meeting between the Canterbury players, Glenys Waller and Alison Ross, in the final. Lynette Roy (Southland) and

Diane Erikson (Canterbury,, the title-holder, are seeded third and fourth respectively The doubles seedings are.— Men's doubles: P. Skelt and Whiting 1. Wilson and N. Skelt 2, Miller and P. Boatwood 3. Women’s doubles: Mesdames Waller and P Duckmanton 1, Misses Roy and V. Warnock 2, Mrs R. Erskine and Miss Ross 3 Mixed doubles: Whiting and Mrs Waller I. P. Skelt and Miss Roy 2. Wilson and Mrs Duckmanton 3, Boatwood and Miss Ross 4.

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Press, 18 June 1976, Page 24

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Badminton reps look strong Press, 18 June 1976, Page 24

Badminton reps look strong Press, 18 June 1976, Page 24

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