CROQUET.

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CROQUET.

ST. ALBANS v. OPAWA. A croquet mutch was played ut St. Albans on Thursday between St. Albana and Opawa, the home ueam winning by eight games to one. The following are Uio acorce, Opawa. players being mentioned first: — Doubles—Mre Ivladdren and lire Gocd. 26 beat Mrs Fletchcr and Mrs I''. Styche -8; Mrs Bonnington and Mrs Jones 9 lost to Misa Brock and Mr 3 Summers '26; Mrs Jacob and Mrs Spiller 11 lost to Mre Armitage and Mrs Wood 26. Singles—Mrs Maddren 7 lost to MVs Fletcher 26; Mrs Good 9 lost ■to Mrs i\ Stycho,2G; Mrs Bonnington 8 lost to Mis 6 Brock 26; Mrs Jones 1 lost to Mrs Summers 26; Mro Jacobs 1 lost to Mrs Armitage 26; Mrs Spiller 10 lost to ilrs Wood 26. EDGEWARE v. LINWOOD. A croquet match was played on Thursday between the Edgeware and Linwood Crabs, the former winning by 12 games to 6. Scores, i Kdgeware players being mentioned firet: — I First Grade—Edgewale green—Doubles: Mrs Horton and Mrs West 23 v. Mias Sprosen and Mrs Good 15; Mrs Knight and Mrs Barnard 26 v. Mre Hilson and Mrs Sncl] 12; Mrs Colville and Mrs Smith 26 v. Mrs Marriot and Mis Papps 21. Singles—Mrs Horton 10 v. Miss Sprosen 26; Mrs West 26 v. Mrs Good 3; Mrs Knight 9 v. Mrs Hilson 26; JPre Barnard 26 v. Mrs Snell 16; Mrs Smith 26 v. Mrs Marriott 15; Mrs ColvSllo 21 v. Mrs Papp3 26. Second Grade—Linwood green—Doubles: Mrs Osborne and Mre Dalton 26 v. Miss Harkneas and Mrs Tustin 15; Mra Nightingale and Mrs A. Clark 15 v. Mrs Cooper and Mrs McCree 26; Mrs E. H. Clark and Mrs Bennington 26 v. Mrs Jonea and Mrs Davidson 18. Singles—Mre Osborne 26 v. Miss Harkneas 14; Mrs Dalton 26 v. Mrs Tuetin 25; Mrs Nightingale 16 v. Mrs Cooper 26; Mrs A. Clark 11 v. Mrs McCree 26; Mrs E. H. Clark 26 v. Mrs Jones 24; M*rs Bennington 26 v. J Ire Davideon 21. EANGIOBA CLUB. A progressive tournament was held yesterday afternoon, for prizes given by Sin Am- j brose. The winners were Mrs Sinclair and Mis 3 Josling. Afternoon tea was dispensed by the ladies. ' '