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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 245, 30 July 1935, Page 2

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ASHBURTON WOMEN’S CLUB. The draw fog.’ the third grade stroke match of the Ashburton Women’s Golf Club to-morrow is as follows:—• Miss K. Anderson’and Miss B. Mnirhead, Mrs C. M. Innes and Mrs L. E. Carter, Mrs H. G. Ferrier aind Miss H. Harper, Miss P. Bushell and Miss E. Smith, Miss M. Findlay and Mrs IT. G. Kemp, Mrs L. A. Charles and Miss M. Williams, Mrs R. D. Cochran© and Miss W. Andrew, Miss E. Anderson and Mrs G. H, Nicoll. THE METHVEN CLUB. . Bitterly cold weather was experienced for the monthly medal match played by the Methven Golf Club. . The match was won by A. D. Morris with 96—22—74 net. K. Fryer handed in the next best card of 110 —30—80. The Ladies’ Club played the second round of the Ireland Vase competition, over 18 holes, on the Mount Harding links on Saturday. The weather was fine, though bitterly cold. The best scores were: Miss Todhunter and Mrs A. Lawrence. 77 ,(equal), first. Miss Ngaire Campbell returned a score of 82, and Mrs M. Stone 84.

LAKE COLERIDGE BEATS METHVEN. Over the week-end the Methven Club played a friendly match against Lake Coleridge Club at the latter’s links. Lake Coleridge won by seven games to four. The results are as* follow, Methven names being given first in each instance:—< Fryer and Farr lost to O’Rorke and Worsdale, Wallace and Temple lost to Oockburn and Hart, Jackman and Compigne beat Everton and James, Gourlay halved with Cameron, Fryer lost to O’Rorke, Farr lost to Worsdale, Wallace.lost to Cockburn, Temple lost to Hart, Jackman beat Everton, Compigne- beat James, Gourlay halved with Cameron. THE MAYFIELD CLUB. The following is the draw for lie second round of the Mayfield Golf Club’s championships:— Miss D. Mulligan v. Mrs J. J. Mulligan, Miss B. Morrow v. winner, Miss M. Tasker v. Miss M. Howden, Mrs FMorrow v. Miss J. Duff, Mrs D. J.* Morrow v. Miss M. Corbett.

N. Orr v. J. J. Mulligan, G. B. Murdoch v. H. R. Tasker, B. Howden v. W. Morrow, L. R. Harrison v. J. Murdoch. RAKAIA V. HORORATA. A golf match, Rakaia v. Hororata, played on the Terrace Station links during the week-end, resulted in a win for Hororata. Details are as follows (Hororata names being given first): — Four-ball-r-E. H. Sirne and T. H. A. Richards 1, L. O. Oakley and S. B!ryant 0; W. Stone and H. A. Oliver 1, R. B. Knight and H- A. Harrison 0; A. D. Oliver and A. J. Harris 1, R. A. Oakley and W. L. Harrison 0; F. S. Barrett and J. Oliver 1, T. Richards and H. A. Moray-Smith 0: W. O. Gray and H. Olover 1, K. Esson and H. O’Reilly 0. Ladies’ Foursome Mesdames W. Stone and W. O. Gray 1, Mesdames Nelson and Richards 0; Mrs B. H. Sime and Miss D. Thwaites 1, Misses Ross and Harrison 0.

Men’s Singles—E. H. Sime 1, L. O. Oakley 0; T. H. A. Richards 1, S. Bryant 0; W. Stone 0, R. B. Knight 1; H. A. Oliver £, H. A. Harrison £>* A. D. Oliver 0, R. A. Oakley 1; A. J. Harris 1, W. L. Harrison 0; F. S. Barrett 0, T. A. Richards 1; J. Oliver 1, H. A. Moray-Smith 0; W. O. Gray 1, K. Esson 0; H. Oliver 1, H. O’Reilly 0.

Ladies’ Singles—Mrs Stone 1, Mrs Nelson 0; Mrs W. O. Gray 1, Mrs Richards 0; Mrs E. H. Sime 1, Miss Ross 0; Miss D. Thwaites 0, Miss Harrison 1.