Alan Higgins was declared the winner on a hoop countback with Mary James and Andy Davis, who were second and third respectively.
Jim Jennings was the lone two game achiever.
There were five jump shots, with Andy Davis scoring two, and one each to Jim Jennings, Alan Higgins and Bobby Murphy.
Ray Moye scored a hoop-in-one shot.
Twelve members again participated in play on Wednesday.
Of the three game winners, Rex Kernich was declared the winner on a hoop countback from Andy Davis and Judy Barry.
Two jump shots were each scored by Peter Whittakers, Leo Barry and Brian Dudley.
In Croquet Pennant, Deniliquin had the bye last week and slipped to fourth on the ladder.
They were playing at home against Rich River Kangas yesterday.
A summer adjustment has been made to croquet playing times, starting this Sunday.
Playing time will revert to 9am for registration for a 9.30am start.
Before hitting the courts on Sunday, croquet club members will have had a busy three days supporting supporting the Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club.
The tennis club runs the souvlaki stand at the Deni Ute Muster each year, and croquet members help prepare the food.
Marg Telford at play.
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