CROQUET

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22670, 6 March 1937, Page 25

CROQUET

AUCKLAND ASSOCIATION ANNUAL TOURNAMENT RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S PLAY Tlio annual tournament of the Auckland Croquet Association was continued yesterday in fine' weather. The lawns wore in excellent order. Following were the results:— SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES At Remuera.—Mesdames Margisson and Collin beat Mesdames Ellis and Hodtro: Mosdames Guthrie and Hardley beat Mcsdames Ellis and Hodge; Mesdames Bartlett and Smithers heat Mesdames Guthrie and Hardley; Mesdames J. Clarko and ParkerHill beat Mesdames W. B. Watson and Jackson; Mesdames Kenny and W. "Watson beat Mosdames Barllett and Smithers, and Ellis and Hodge; Mrs. Hcaley and Miss Keatley beat Mesdames Wooller and Barriball, and J. Clarko and Parker-Hill. At Mount Hobson.—Mesdames Allan and Ellison beat Mesdames Rowbottom and Rugg. and Bruce and Webber;, Mosdames Schubert And Bakor beat Mesdamos Bruce and Webber, and Allan and Ellison; Mesdames Thomson and Cartor beat Mesdames Macdonald and Hickson, and Rowbottom and Rugg. and Schubert and Baker; Mesdames Bruce and Webber beat Mesdames Macdonald and Hickson; Mesdames Furnell and Matthews beat Mrs. Coutts and Miss Sloman; Mesdames I). Laurie and Jarvie beat Mesdamos Hooton and Rudd; Mesdames Swales and Watts beat Mesdames Croxford and Newman, and D. Laurie and Jarvie. At Carlton.—Mesdames - McMurray and Lowe beat Mesdames Richardson and Sessions, and Flinn and O'Halloran, and Torrance and Hilton; Mesdaflies Maiden and Sayin beat Mesdamos Flinn and O'Halloran, and Richardson and Sessions; Mesdames Keys and Burrett beat Mesdames Maiden and Savin, and Mesdames Torrance and Hilton. JUNIOR HANDICAP DOUBLES At Carlton.—Mesdames Bassett and Isbister beat Mesdames Cairn and Henderson; j Mesdames Bennett and Wright beat Mesdames Poulton and lvorns, and Hutchinson and Crookbaln; Mosdames Carter and Hammond beat-Mesdames Jackson and Shaw; Mesdames Harrop and Bell beat MesJames Marsland and Gregory: Mesdamos A* E. Smith and Cornes beat Mesdames Bassett and Isbister. and Jackson and Shaw; Mesdames McDonald and Whiteford' beat Mesdames Bassett and Isbistor; Mesdames Cartor and Hammond beat Mesdames McDonald and Whiteford; Mesdames A. E. Smith and Cornes beat Mesdames McDonald and Whiteford; Mesdames Chambers and Randrup beat Mesdames Harrop and Bell, and Marsland and Gregory. At Mount Eden.—Mesdames Seymour Smith and Carrun beat Mesdames Joass and Goodison; Mesdames Wilson and Notley beat Mesdames Christie and Lambourne; Mesdames Robinson and Busson beat Mesdames Wilson and Notley; Mesdames Soymour Smith and Carran beat Mesdames Joass and Goodison; Mesdames Black and Lenihan beat Mesdames Joass and Goodison; Mesdames McAneney and' McDonald boat Mesdames Phillips and Cash; Mesdames Wallace and Brown heat Mesdames Christie and Lambourne; Mesdames Breckon and Storey beat Mesdames Robinson and Busson, and Wallace and Brown; Mesdames Johnstone and Munro beat Mrs. Somervell and Miss Bowden, and Mesdames Sinerdon and Taylor; Mrs. Peart and Miss Stevenson beat Mosdames Andrew and Elmsley, and Young and Kingdon; Mesdames Andrew and Elmsley beat Mesdames Salmon and Parrant. DRAW FOR TO-DAY Following is the draw for to-day's play, commencing at 9.30 o'clock: — At Remuera. —Sections C and F of senior championship siriKles and sections G and r of handicap singles. At Mount Hobson. —Mesdames Swales and Watts v. Mesdames Hooton and Rudd. sections B and E cf senior championship sinzles and sections A and D of handicap singles. At Carlton. —Mesdames Keys and Burrett v Mesdames McMurray and Lowe, sections A and D of championship singles, and sections B and E of handicap singles. At Mount Eden.-—Junior championship singles Mrs. James v. Mrs. laylor, Mrs. Notley v Mrs. Peart, Mrs. Smerdon v. Mrs. McAneney. Mrs. Henrys v. rs /. J ° l ' nst A n Mrs Mickelborontrh v. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Cross v. Mis. Wilkinson. Junior handicap singles: Mrs. Munro v. Mrs. Aitken. All other players to be- ready when required. HAMILTON CLUB'S TOURNEY [from ouk own correspondent] HAMILTON, Friday The annual tournament held by the Hamilton Cronuet Club was concluded in spite of adverse weather. Mrs. Brockelsby won the championship sincies, with Mrs. Morgan runner-up. The handicap sing es event went to Mrs. -Snowden and the doubles championship to Mrs. Dillicar and Mrs Whiteford, who beat Mrs. Brockelsby and Mrs. Wigzell.