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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 304, 7 October 1935, Page 2

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WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW.

THE MID-CANTERBURY TOURNEY

Seventy-five entries have been received for the Mid-Canterbury women s golf tournament, which will be held on the Ashburton Golf Club’s links on Wednesday and Thursday. Competitors will lie present from all parts of North and South Canterbury. A bogey handicap will be played on Wednesday afternoon, the draw being the same a 9 for the morning round. The draw i£ as follows: —-

First Day. First round senior and junior cham* nionships and medal handicaps: ■ 8.15: Miss H. Lough nan, Mrs A. Me* Callum and Miss J. Lane. 8.20: |drs S. J. Thomas, Miss J. Glasgow and Mrs J. B. Nicoll. 8.25: Miss C. Holmes, Mrs E. B. Condell and Miss B. Seymour. " 8.30: Mrs R. Kennedy!, Mrs 0. Richards and Miss J. Newton. 8.35: Mrs H. R: Aspinall, Miss B. Cotterill and Miss J. Dunlop. 8.40: Mrs G. E. F. Kingscote, Mrs W. Paton and Miss K. Polhill. 8.45: Miss J. Webster, Miss MStewart, and Miss A. Madden’.' 8.50: Mrs J. W. Mantell, Mrs' C. Wilkins, and Mrs J. M. Mcßae. 8.55: Mrs M. Grant, Mrs N. Buchanan and Miss T. M. Boddington. . 9 a.m.: Miss L. V. Gates, Miss S. Gillanders and Miss G. Cotton. 9.5: Mrs H. Thompson and Mrs Hartley Smith. 9.10: Miss B. Sinclair, Miss G. Manchester and Miss S. Newton. 9.15: Mrs Hanna, Miss A. Amos and Mrs M. Minifie. 9.20: Mrs M. A. Stedman, Mrs H A. Vezey and Miss L. Lamhie. 9.25: Miss E. Brown, Mrs N. Clemens and Mrs J. Skinner. r 9.30: Mrs H. F. Butland, Miss B. Morrow and: Mrs C. McLennan. 9.35: Mrs V. Bell, Mrs P. H. N. Freeth, and Mrs J. Connor. 9.40: Mrs J. Sinclair, Miss V. Rogers and Mrs E. D. Hunter. 9.45: Mrs J. Bathgate, Miss S. Britton, Mrs F. W. Seldon and Miss B. Lane. 9.50: Mrs J. G. P. Hicks, Mrs \V. H. Amos and Mrs L. E. Carter.

Second 'Day. 8.15: Mrs G. E. F. Kingscote, Mrs N. Buchanan and Miss G. M. Cotton. 8.20: Mrs J. W. Mantell, Miss "B. Cotterill and Miss J. Webster. 8.25: Miss L. V. Gates, Miss J. Lane and Miss K. Polhill. 8.30: Mrs C. McLennan, Miss B. Lane, and Mrs J. G. P. Hicks. $.35: Mrs H. R. Aspinall, Miss J. Newton, and Mrs Ivissling. 8.40: Mrs Hartley Smith, Miss A. Madden and-. Miss B. Seymour. 8.45: Miss C. Holmes, Miss Hi. Loughnan and Mrs A. B. Barker. 8.50: Mrs M. Minifie, Miss S. Newton and Miss B. Seymour. 8.55: Miss G. Manchester, Mrs J, Skinner and Miss B. Sinclair.

9 a.m.: Mrs M. Grant, Miss J. Glasgow, and Miss E. Millichamp. 9.5 : Mrs E. B. Condell, Miss S. Gillanders, and Mrs R. Kennedy. 9.10: Mrs H. Richards, Miss J. Dunlop and Mrs H. Thompson. 9.15: Miss E. Brown, Mrs J. Connor and Mrs A. Richards. 9.20: Mrs J. B. Nicoll, Mrs W. Paton and Mrs J. M. Mcßae. 9.25: Miss T. M. Boddington,. Miss ,D. Fleetwood and Mrs N. Tingey. 9.30: Mrs G. van Asch, Mrs A. McCallum and Miss E. Fleetwood. 9.35: Mrs C. Wilkin, Mrs L. B. Scott, and Mrs M. A. Stedman. 9.40: Mrs J. Bathgate, Miss S. Britton and Mrs E. D. Hunter. 9.45: Miss G. Harrison, Mrs H. F. Butland and Mrs P. H. N. Freeth. 9.50: Mrs H. A. Vezey, Mrs N. Clemens and Mrs S. P. Godfrey. 9.55: Mrs J. Sinclair, Miss E. Richards, and Mrs\ Hanna. 10 a.m.: Miss L. Lambie, Miss A. Amos, and Miss K. McQuilkin. 10.5: Mrs V. Bell, Mrs F .W. Seldon and Miss V. Rogers. 10.10: Miss B. Morrow and Miss B. Richards.

Fourball Bogey—Miss (Hi. Louglman and Miss B. Seymour with Mrs E. Barker and Mrs N. Kissing. Miss D. Fleetwood and Mrs N. Tingey with Miss E. Fleetwood and Mrs L. B. Scott; Mrs S. P. Godfrey and Mrs G. van Asch with Mrs J. B. Nicoll and Mrs J. Bathgate ; Mrs W. Paton and Mrs H. FButland with Miss T. M. Boddington and Miss 'S. Britton; Mrs H. Richards and Miss S. Gillanders with Mrs F, W. Watt and Mrs S. J. Thomasj Miss B. Lane and Miss C. Holmes with Miss J. Newton and Miss K. Polhill; Miss A. Amos and Mrs J. Sinclair with Miss K. McQuilkin and Mrs Hanna; Mrs E. B. Oondell and Mrs J. M. Mcßae and Miss E. Brown and Miss J. Dunlop; Miss S. Newton and Miss J. Lane with Miss E. Millichamp and Miss A. Madden ; Mrs V. Bell and Miss V. Rogers with Mrs C. Wilkin and Mrs F. W. S'eldon; Mrs R. Kennedy and Mrs J• Connor with Mrs H. Thompson and Miss J. Glasgow; Mrs N. Clemens and Mrs A. McCallum with Mrs E. H. Hunter and Mrs M. A. Stedman; Mrs M. Minifie and Mrs M. Grant with Mrs J. Skinner and Miss G. Manchester; Mrs J. W. Mantell and Mrs C. McLennan with Miss G. M. Cotton and Mis 9 L. V. Gates; Miss L. Lambie and Miss B. Morrow with Mrs G. I. Miller and Mrs W. R. Ryburn; Mrs A. Richards and

Miss E. Richards with Miss G. Harrison and Miss B. Eichards, Mrs H. A. Vezey and Mrs P. H. N. Freeth with Mrs L. J. Watt and Mrs J. T. Smith; Mrs L. E. Carter and Mrs W. HAmos with Mrs S.. Truman and Mrs J. Bennett; Mrs Hartley Smith and Miss B. Sinclair with Mrs H. E. Aspinall and Mrs J. G. P. Hicks; Mrs G. E. F. Kingscote and Mrs N. Buchanan with Miss B. Cotterill and Miss J. Webster, Mrs D. F. Macdonald and Mrs H. S. Billcliff.

RICHMOND HILL v. ASHBURTON.

The results of an inter-club match between the Richmond Hill and the Ashburton Golf Clubs, played at Richmond Hill during the week-end, w r ere (Richmond Hill names first): — ■ Singles—D. Lawrence 1, V. W. Russell 0; F. J. Glackin, jun., 1, 0. J. Bennington 0; E. H. T. Hamilton £, I. M. Hamilton i ; F. J. Glackin 0, G. d’Auvergne 1; R. H. Book 1, H. E. Parsons 0 ;C. A. Rattray 0, D. A. Lawson 1; V. E. Hamilton 0, E. W: Orr 1; R. S. Beveridge 1, I. Gilchrist 0; H. S. Feast 1, A. Sutherland 0; G. N. Holmes 1, F. P. Fogarty Oj F. L. Brandt 1, F. A. Hickman 0; W. H. Banks 0, H. L. Whiteman 1” E. T. Salvesen 1, A. H. Todd 0; J. E. Brodie 0, J. H. Browne 1; F. J. Pender A. L. Jones J. Fourball —Lawrence and Glackin’, jun., J, Russell and Bonnington i; R. Hamilton and Glackin Oj, I. M. Hamilton and d’Auvergne 1; Rattray and Booth 1, Lawson and Parsons 0; V. Hamilton and Beveridge 0, Orr and Gilchrist 1; Feast and Holmes 1, Sutherland and Fogarty 0; Salvesen and Pender 0, Todd and J ones 1; Brodie and Brandt 1, Browne and Hickman 0; Bell-Seyer and Banks 1, Macdonald and Whiteman 0. Totals m, 8^

THE ASHBURTON CLUB. A bogey match was played by members or the Ashburton Golf Club on Saturday r. a strong north-west wind. In the senior grade H. Lewis finished 4 down, J. W. Keig 5 down and T. W. R. Gudsell 6 down.

The best card in the junior grade was that cl S. J. Thomas, 2 down.

BRITISH WOMEN’S TEAM.

WIN AGAINST SOUTH ISLAND. CHRISTCHURCH, October 5. The British women’s golf team decisively beat a- South Island team at Shirley links to-day, winning all the six matches played. Conditions were not favourable to good golf, a hot north-west wind making control of the ball difficult. The visiting ladies were much better at ball control and, indeed, in all branches of the game, though most of the South Island players reproduced about their standard form. Results: —■ Foursomes. Mrs J. B. Walker and Miss J. Anderson (Britain) beat Miss J. Howell and Miss V. Fleming, 4 and 2. Mrs W. Greenlees and Miss P. Wade beat Miss B. Rutherford and Miss J. Stevenson, 5 and 3. Singles. Miss P. Wade beat Miss J. Horwell, 4 and 3. . Mrs J. Anderson beat Miss B. Rutherford, 3 and 2. Mrs J. B. Walker beat Miss V. Fleming, 2 and 1. Mrs W. Greenlees beat Miss J. Stevenson, 2 and 1.

ENGLISH WOMEN’S TITLE

MRS GARQN BEATS MISS CORLETT

LONDON, October 5. Mrs M. J. Garon, mainly through the strength of her short game, won the English women’s close golf championship at Birkdale, beating Miss Elsie Corlett at the thirty-eighth hole.

WANGANUI CHAMPIONSHIP.

HUTCHISON WINS TITLE

WANGANUI, October -5

In the final of the Wanganui amateur golf championship, F. 0. Hutchison beat V. B. Haworth, 3 and 2.