lnter-club Croquet Matches

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 37, 13 February 1937, Page 19 (Supplement)

lnter-club Croquet Matches

FIFTH ROUND PLAYED. Tho fifth Tound of the inter-club matches played on Thursday resulted:— Feilding v. Shannon, played at Northern, Feilding mentioned first: Singles: Mrs. E. Rogers v. Mrs. Brann 20 —24; Mrs. Burns v. Mrs. Bovis 10—26. Doubles: Mesdames K. and D. Dewe v. Mesdames Roach and Bovis, 26 —12; Mesdames Moore and Rogers v. Mesdames Brann and Moynihan, 26—22. Feilding, 88; Shannon, 84. Northern v. Takaro, played at Manawatu, Northern players mentioned first: — Singles: Mrs. Dickel v. Mrs. Lyall, 20 —14; Mrs. Davenport v. Mrs. Christie, 19 —26. Doubles: Mesdames Fairey and Malcolm v. Mesdames Smith and Spooner, 11 —26; Mesdames Holmes and Walker v. Mesdames Burnett and Morgan, 26—19. Northern, 82; Takaro, 85. Dannevirko v. Woodville, played at Woodville; Woodvillo players mentioned first: — Singles: Mrs. Halpin v. Mrs. Burkensliaw, 2—26; Mrs. McLachlan v. Mrs. Soundy, 16—26. Doubles: Mesdames Kenyon and Henderson v. Mesdames Browning and Paviour-Smith, 26—24; Mesdames Curry and Elder v. Mesdames Nicholls and Findlay, 24 —26. Woodville, 68; Dannevirke, 102. Kimbolton v. Oroua, played at Feilding, Oroua players mentioned first: Singles: Mrs. Mason v. Mrs. Gerke, 26 14; Mrs. Price v. Mrs. Marshall, 26—22. Doubles: Mesdames Durrant and Edleston v. Mesdames Marshall and Smith, 17 —26; Mesdames Mitchell and Kerr v. Mesdames Banks and Murray, 26—18. Oroua, 95; Kimbolton, 80. Pollock Stars. In a Pollock Stars match played at Northern greens on, Tuesday Mesdames Simpson and Langford holders) boat Mesdames Brown and McMurray, 26—14. Corbridge Stars. In a Corbridge Stars match played yesterday at Northern, Mesdames Simpson and Garner (holders) were defeated by Mesdames Bryant and Batchelor, 16 —26. WELLINGTON TOURNAMENT Fine weather favoured the continuation of the tournament of the Wellington Croquet Association. Among the games played was one between Mrs Moxon, of Palmerston North, and Mrs. Mitchell, the former winning, 26—24.