FIRST THINGS FIRST
New Zealanders’ interest in Rugby and racing is well known; with these pursuits can sometimes be mixed a litle tennis, but tennis must take its rightful place. J. Dalzell, a competitor in the under 17 girls’ singles at the national age championships at Wilding Park, was given an unusual dispensation yesterday. Her match was delayed a little because her services were essential on the Hurunui farm of her father, Mr N. Dalzell, the former All Black.
She was required to help her father train the trotter, Jack Margon, in fast work for a meeting.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32819, 20 January 1972, Page 20
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