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West Gippsland ladies’ tennis

IN round 19 results in West Gippsland ladies’ midweek tennis, Bayles defeated Bunyip Purple to maintain its big lead over Tynong.
Bunyip White 5 sets, 44 games d Kooweerup 117. Tynong 540 d Lang Lang Black 127. Bayles 441 d Bunyip Purple 228. Maryknoll 443 d Lang Lang Gold 232.

LADDER

Bayles 164, Tynong 126, Maryknoll 105, Lang Lang Gold 96, Bunyip White 78, Lang Lang Black 59, Bunyip Purple 51, Kooweerup 51.

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