CROQUET
HEW ZEALAND TOURNAMENT [Per United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, January 20. The dominion croquet tournament is now drawing to a close. Fine weather has been experienced almost right throughout the tourney. Mrs Scandrett, who was showing a great deal of promise, sprained her wrist, and therefore forfeits her position in the third round each life, in the women s championship. A close finish was recorded in the second round open championship, when A. G. F. Ross beat Mrs Clark by two points in each game. WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP. FIRST LIFE. —Second Round. — Mrs Iveys beat Mrs Bartlett, 26-22. —Third Hound. — Mrs Watkins beat Mrs Brass, 26-19 Mrs Keys beat Mrs Scandrett by default. —Semi-final. — Mrs Watkins beat Mrs Gambrill, 26-7. Mrs Caldow beat Mrs Keys, 26-0. —Final.— Mrs Caldow won by two games to one. SECOND LIFE. —Third Hound. — Mrs Gambrill beat Mrs Tingcy, 26-3. Mrs Watkins beat Mrs Scandrett by default. CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES. —Scmi-final.-T-Captain Hartnell and Mrs Henderson beat E, Managh and Mrs Bartlett, 26-18. —Final.— H. P. Stratton and Airs Palmer beat Captain Hartnell and Mrs Henderson. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP. —First Round. Mrs Clark beat Mrs Kibblewhite. —Second Round. — A. G. F. Ross beat Mrs Clark, 26-24, 26-24. HANDICAP SINGLES. —Final.— Mrs Kibblewhite boat Mrs Bassett, 26-24. NEVILLE SINGLES. —Final.— Airs E. Managh boat Mrs Lees, 26-16, 26-21.
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Evening Star, Issue 21316, 21 January 1933, Page 22
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