CROQUET TOURNAMENT
The Wellington provincial tourneycontinues to be favored with good weather, and play on the three greens was continued to-day. Besults of games played yesterday, other, than those published last night, are as follow: Handicap Singles, A grade.—Mrs. Wellings (3) beat Mrs. Morrah (3J), 26-21; Mrs. Pritchard (3) beat Mrs. Watkin (2s), 26-21. B grade.—Mrs. Perkin (6s) beat Mrs. D. Henderson (7), 26-13; Mrs. Mitchell (6) beat Mrs. Ledger (6J), 2G-21; Mrs. Nicol (5) beat Mrs. M'llroy (6)," 26-24; Mrs. Ramsay (si) beat Mrs. Breeze (6s), 26-15; Mrs. Manton (7) beat Mrs. Tates (6), 26-13. Handicap Doubles.—Mesdames Leech and Boocock (7) beat Mrs. Lowery and Miss Kebbel (7), 26-21; Mesdames P'Donnell and Pope (7) beat Mesdames Gardner and P. Smith (8J), 26----21; Meadames Kelly and Taylor (14) beat Mesdames Briee and Gunderson (84), 26-25. Lady Associate Championship.l—Mrs. Warner beat Mrs. Fuller, 26-15.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 6
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143CROQUET TOURNAMENT Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 6
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