CROQUET.
PAT.EIA V. MAN ALA. A team of four .players from Pa tea motored to Manaia on Thursday, lien ijist. to try conclusions' with the Arana i a team. The day was all that could be' desired. The lawns were in very -rood order and the players very evenly matched, with the result that some very -rood and keen croquet was witnessed. The Patea players, who- arrived at 9.40 a.m., were entertained by members or the home club ' and the _ morning and afternoon .teas left nothing to he desired, while the luncheon, which was partaken of in the town itself, was very enjoyable indeed. The following are the scores. Manaia players being mentioned first in each instance : —• _ DOUBLES. Mr Glairue and Airs. McKay 25 v. -Mr and Mrs Horner 26; Airs Snowden and Alns Donald 22 v. Airs. Al,asters and Airs. Glenny 26. SINGLES. Air. Cl ague 13 v. Air. Horner 26; Mrs. McKay 26 v. Airs. Masters 14; Mrs. Snowden 26 v. Airs. Horner 20; Mrs. Donald 26 v. Airs: Glenny 19. TOTALS. Alan aim.—3 games, 138 points. Patea.—3 games, 131 points.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 15 March 1926, Page 6
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183CROQUET. Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 15 March 1926, Page 6
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