Auckland Deaf Society, Mayall Shield: Women’s Indoor Basketball – Married vs Single
1972 – Single 35-13; 1973 – Married 2-0; 1974 – Married 10-0; 1975 – Married 8–4; 1976 – Married 18-12; 1977 – Married 2-0; 1978 – Not held.
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- Deaf Sports
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Auckland Deaf Society
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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 109-O-ADS
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