SPORTS AND GAMES
CROQUET. [PEB PBEBB ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, February 19. The Wellington women’s croquet championship was won by Mrs W. N. Walker, who defeated Mrs D. C. Henderson in the final, 26-16, 26-20. RUGBY UNION. WELLINGTON, February 19. The annual meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Union will be held in Wellington on April 21.
ATHLETICS. LONDON, February 19. General Critchley has offered £15,000 to the Amateur Athletic Association for three big athletic meetings. The offer may be rejected as it. implies commercialisation, but if accepted, it is suggested that Lovelock will participate. Lovelock informed the Associated Press that he has no intention of running at present. \ TENNIS. Cobden v. Seaview, at Cobden, tomorrow, commencing 11 a.m.:—R. Gilmour, K. McLauchlan, L. McNeill, E. Gilmour, L. Abbie, G. Todd, Miss G. Sexton, Mrs. Gilmour, Miss K. Jackson, Mrs. McKane, Miss H. Jamieson, Miss A. Jackson.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 February 1937, Page 8
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