CROQUET
DOMINION TOURNEY
HANDICAP SECTIONS
(By Telegraph.) (Special to "The Evening Post.")
PALMERSTON N., 22nd January.
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DOMINION HANDICAP . SINGLES.
A Section,
First Round. —Mrs. E. A. Johnson (Christchurch), I, defeated Mrs. Hodgkinson (Hamilton), ZVt, 26-4; Mrs. Lowery (Wellington), 2%, defeated Mrs! Bright.ing (Wellington), 3, 26-21; E. Homer (Patea), 3%, defeated Mrs. Stone (Wellington), 2, 26-2; Miss Blake (Napier), 4%, defeated A. E. Pollock (Wellington), 3, 26-19; Mrs. Glass (Dannevirke), 2%, defeated Mrs. Harris (Dannevirke), 5, 26-23; Mrs. W. J. Robertson (Palmerston), i%, defeated Mrs. A.-Fuller (Wellington), 2%, 26-14; Mrs. Acheson (Nelson), 5, defeated Mrs. Healy (Woodville), 46, 26-14; Mrs. Maddren (Christchurch), 1, defeated Mrs. M'Donald (Palmerston), 5, 26-12; Mrs. A. E. Smith (Christchurch), 1, defeated Mrs. Harvey (Napier), 3, 26-16. Second Round.—E. J. Ross (Christchurch), m, defeated Mrs! M'Dowell (Wellington), 1%, 26-24; Miss Lempfert (Wellington), 2%, defeated Mrs. Waters (Nelson), 36, 26-23; Mrs. L. Watkin (Wellington), 26, defeated Mrs. Caldow" (Wellington), 2%, 26-16; Mrs. Maddren (Christchurch), 1, defeated Mrs.. Jarvie (Wanganui), 3, 26-6; Mrs. Johnson (Christchurch), 1, defeated W. J. Robertson (Palmerston), 2%-, 26-3; Mrs. Homer (Patea), 3%, defeated Mrs. Kibblewhite (Hamilton), 21%, 26-16; -Mrs. Tiff en (Napier), V 2, defeated Mrs. Moeller (Wellington), 3, 26-16; J. Murray (Palmerston), scr, defeated Mrs. J. Young (Palmerston), 4, 26-15; A. G. F. Ross (Christchurch), minus 1%, defeated Hume (Nelson), 4%, 26-22.
B Section. First ]Jound. —Miss M'Farlane (Palmerston), 6, defeated Mrs. Langford (Palmerston), 9, 26-9; Mrs. Spinley (Palmerston), 5%, defeated Mrs. H. L. Williams (Featherston), 6, 26-16; Mrs. E. O. Homer (Patea), 6%, defeated Mrs. A. Mason (Shannon), 10, 26-13. Second Bound. —Mrs. Pink (Levin). 7%, defeated Mrs. Hazlett (Gore), 9%, 26-24; Mrs. Collinson (Palmerston), 7, defeated Mrs. Nicholson (Levin), 5%, 26-9; Mrs. Polloch (Wellington), 0, defeated Mrs. Sinclair (Palmerston), 7, 26-23; Mrs. Homer won from Mrs. Savage by default; Mrs. Rowles (Hawera),6, defeated Mrs. J. Cook (Wellington), 8, 26-17; Mrs. Powell (Hunterville), 8, defeated Mrs. Glennie (Patea), 6V4,% 26-21; Mrs. M'Murray (Foxton), 5%, defeated Mrs. Boyne (Palmerston), 6, 26----21. ' HANDICAP DOUBLES. Second Round.—Mesdames Bartlett and Kibblewhite (Hamilton). 4%, defeated Mesdames M'Kenzie and Wilkinson (Wellington), 10%, 26-18; Mesdames Hodgkinson and Moeller (Hamilton and Wellington) 6Vt, defeated Mesdames Bonne and Hazlett (Gore), 15%, 26-19. Third Round.—Creed Meredith and Mrs. A. E. Smith (Wanganui and Christchurch), %, defeated Hume and Mrs. Gambrill (Nelson and Palmerston), 7%, 26-14; Mesdames Watkins and Pitcaithley (Hastings), lii, defeated Chambers and Mrs. Maddren, scr, 26-19; Mesdames M'Farlane and Healy (Palmerston and Woodville), 10%, defeated Murray and Mrs. Collinson' (Palmerston), 7, 26-19.
Fourth Round. —Mesdames Harvey and Wateps (Napier and Nelson), 6%, defeated Ross and Mrs. Fuller (ChriEtchurch and Wellington), 4, 26-17.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1927, Page 12
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456CROQUET Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1927, Page 12
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