Auck. wins squash
, PA Timaru i .Auckland clearly dominated .itbe men's and women’s team ’events at the national squash championships which ended in ( Timaru at the week-end. Auckland dropped only ore ; match throughout the team's ’ event when Waikato’s Brian Bar(inett beat the .No. 1 tournament: seed, Craig Blackwood The rest of the teams finished' i in the expected order with the j exception of the local Southern Districts team, which improved ■lits placing by one to finish in: j fifth place at the expense of , ['of Central Districts. Wellington finished second, Canterbury third, Waikato fourth. Southern Districts fifth.) Centra] Districts sixth, Hawke’s, Ba” seventh, and Bay of Plenty ' eighth. Auckland proved far too strong ; in the women’s events, with ar. ' almost complete New Zealand line-up of Robyn Blackwood. Robyn Davis, and Judy Webster, j
ably supported by Chery! Simcock. Webster was the only Aucklander to loose on the last da - -, going down to the former Aucklander, Pam Guy, who won the national omen’s title earlier in the week.
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