CROQUET.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21132, 15 March 1932, Page 7

CROQUET.

PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RESULTS OF PLAY .YESTERDAY. The Auckland provincial croquet tournament was continued yesterday in fine weather, the various greenj being in splendid older. Following were the lesults:— DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP. Section A.—At Remuera; Mesdames Dukes and Wilson beat Mesdames Watson and Broughton; Mesdames Cole and Thompson beat Mesdames Parker-HiU and Brabant, and Mesdames Dukes and~\Vilson. and Mesdames T. H. Wilson and H. McGregor, and won section A. Section B.—At Mount Hobson: Mesdames Hilton and Gallaher beat Mesdames Pattou and Rugs, and Mesdames Clarkson and Schubert; Mrs. Bruce and Mis 3 Skect beat Mrs. Finch and Miss Brown: Mesdamea C'larkson and Schubert beat Mrs. H. White and Miss Sloman. Section C.—At Mount Eden: Mrs. Davev and Miss Keatley beat Mesdames Laurie and Mcßae, and Mesdames Newman and Henderson; Mesdames Torrance and Hardley beat Mesdames Keep and Day, and Mesdames Windsor and Potter; Mesdames Newman and Henderson beat Mesdames Windsior and Potter; Mesdames Keys and Day beat Mesdames Laurie and Mcßae: Mrs. Davey and Miss Keatley won section C. Section D.—At Mount Hobson: Mesdameg Laurie and Baker beat Mesidames Burrett and Lowe and Mesdames Smithers and Healey; Mesdames Barclay and Harbutt beat Mesdames Hawken and Jarvie. and Mrs. Tucker and Miss Teape; Mesdames McGregor and Coutts beat Mrs. fucker and Miss Teape: Mesdames Burrett and Lowe beat Mesdames Webber and Davis. HANDICAP DOUBLES.—B GRADE. . Section A.—At Carlton: Mesdames J, Clark and Jackson beat Mesdames Maiden and Wiles; Mesdames Stacey and Birks beat Mesdames Maiden and Wiles, and Mesdames Poulton and Richmond; Mesdame.3 Maiden and Wiles beat Mesdames Gall and Chapman: Mesdames Gall and Chapman beat Mesdames Poulton and Richmond; Mesdames Hilton and Brooks beat Mesdames McCowan und McKay, and Mesdames Poulton and Richmond; Mesdames Poulton and Richmond beat Mesdames J. Clark and Jackson- Mesdames J. Clark and Jackson won section A. Section B.—At Carlton: Mesdames Shepherd and Ardern beat Mesdames H. Jones and Blakey, and Mesdames O'Connor and Allan; Mesdames Aicken and O'Halloran beat Mesdames H. Jones and Blakey, and Mesdames Carter and Fleming; Mesdames O'Connor and Allan beat Mesdames H. Jones and Blakey, and Mesdames Carter and Fleming; Mesdames H. Jones and Fleming beat Mesdames Dawson and Crookbain; Mesdames Collan and Sawyer beat Mesdames Shepherd and Ardern; Mesdames Caiter and Fleming beat Mesdames Dawson and C'rookbain. Section C.—At Carlton: Mesdames Bush and Taylor beat Mesdames G. Clark and Sharp; Mesdames Vella and Washer beat Mesdames G. Clark and Sharp, and Mesdames Sands and Louden: Mesdames Gollan and Aickin beat Mesdames Bash and Taylor; Mesdames Chadwick and Cowie beat Mesdames Bush and Taylor, and Mesdameg Gollan and Aicken, and Mesdames G. Clarlg and Sharp. . ' „ ~ . * Section D—At Carlton: Mesdames bpicer and Robertson beat Mesdames Page and Fletcher, and Mesdames Allan and T. M. Clark, and Mesdames .Bregman and Kay; Mesdames Moses and Dunn Mesdames Page and Fletcher, and Mesdames Bregman and Kay: Mesdames Archibald and Marshall beat Mesdames Jennings and Sykes; Mesdames Allan and Clark "beat Mesdames Archibald and Marshall: Mesdames Bregman and Kay beat Mesdames Pago and Fletcher. Section E.—At Carlton: Mesdames Solon and Percy beat Mesdames McKendrick and Edlin, and Mesdames Shanley and Hammond; Mesdames Firmelto and Waddingham beat Mesdames Shanley and Hammond ; Mesdames Shanlev and Hammojid beat Mesdames McKendrick and Edlin; Mesdames James and Low beat Mesdames Tutt and Cornes. Mesdames Solon and Percy won section E.

PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY. A Grade.—Doubles championship and A. and B doubles handicap, at Remuera "and Mount Hobson: Mesdames J. Clark and Jackson, winners of section A, play Solon, and Percy, winners of section C. at Carlton at 10 a.m.; sections B and C to continue; section D, Mesdames Moses and Dunn play Mesdames Allan and T. M. Clark, also Meudames Spicer and Robertson. Sincles hur.dicap and championship to follow. There will be no play at Mount Eden to-day. INTER - CLUB COMPETITION. The Devonport Club scored 2179 point® in the Auckland Croquet Association's interclub competition during the season iust concluded.