GOLF.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 172, 4 May 1936, Page 2

GOLF.

ASHBURTON LADIES CLUB.

BARNETT VASE MATCH

A stroke match for the Barnett vase will be played by members of the Ashburton Ladies’ Golf Club to-morrow. The draw is:

12.15 p.m.—Mrs W. H. Stevens v. Miss B. Morrow, Miss J. Laws v. Miss A. Madden, Mrs E. B. Condell y. Mrs R. Kennedy. 12.30 p.m.—Miss J. Dunlop v. Miss E. K. Brown, Mrs E. R. Easterbrook v. Miss J. Newton, Mrs J. B. Nicoll v. Mrs J. Mcßae.

12.45 p.m.—Mrs J. Sinclair v. Miss M. Findlay, Mi’s J. Bennett v. Miss A. Amos, Mrs L. J. Watt v. Mrs W. H. Amos, Mrs W. H. Mulligan v. Mrs G. 1. Miller.

1 p.m.—Mrs J. T. Thomas v. Mrs G. C, Nicoll, Mrs F. W. Watt v. Mrs J. Connor, Mrs D. F. Macdonald v. Mrs S. J. Thomas.

1.15 p.m. —Mrs L. G. Carter v. Mrs F. W. Seldon, Mrs J. T. Smith, Y. Mrs S. Truman.

THE ASHBURTON CLUB The Ashburton Golf Club’s medal matches on Saturday were adversely arfected by the boisterous weather, despite which a fair number of playeis took part. The strong southerly wind however, prevented good E ie senior match was won by B. Mebherry, and the junior match by E. Brophy, with a net score of 78 and 20 handicap. The play off for the tie in the Ajpul medal match was won by T. W. R. Gudsell. . The best scores in the senior match

AUTUMN FOURSOMES.

WELLINGTON, May 2

The women’s autumn foursomes golf final was played this morning, boisterous weather, with sleet and wind, making golf almost impossible. With their opponents 4 up and themselves two strokes to the had going to the thirteenth, Mrs Russell and Mrs Wilson gave up, Mrs Crombie and Mrs Turnbull thus winning. The winners’ performance under the

conditions prevailing was remarkably good, as they went out in 49, which included a seven.

ENGLISH WOMEN’S TITLE.

A NEW ZEALAND ENTRANT.

A cablegram from" London states that 150 entries have been received for the English women’s golf championship at Southport on May 15. They include all the members of the American Curtis Cup team, Miss Wanda Morgan, the title-holder, and the New Zealander, Mrs T. Waddell.

were: —• Gross. Hdcp Net B. McSherry ... 83 9 74 W. P. Anderson ... ... 84 5 79 R. C. McGregor ... ... 84 4 80 R. B. Lambert ... ... 90 9 81 P. M. Harper ... 94 12 82 T. W. R. Gudsell ... ... 93 10 83 0. A. Cuff ... 93 10 83