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BOBTHWICK VASE. On. Saturday, at the Shirley links, the first , round of >!he play off for the Barthwick Vase was completed,, and resulted: —Louis son (8) beat Bonnington (5), 3 up and 2 to play* 1 Macfarlane (4) halved with Trolove' (11); C. Wood (6) beat Morton (12), 2 -up and 1 to play; Sams (6) beat R. Morgan (8), 2 up and .1 to ploy. ® HAGLEY CLUB. On Saturday on the Hagley links a bogey handicap resulted in a tie in the senior grade between P. A. Lawrie (7) 3 down, T. W. Amise (11). 3 down, W. S. C. Harris (11) 8 dawn. The junior handicap was won by W. M. Angus (14) 2 clown. The runner up was R. D. Worker (15) ,5 down. * _ The following is the draw for the ladies' monthly bogey match, to'be played to-day: lira Bonnington v. Miss Newton; Mrs E. Fisher v. Mrs Quill; Miss Knight v. Mrs C. P Smith; Mrs Sellers v. Mrs Worthy; Mies Bean v. Miss Bruce: Miss Boulnois v. Miss Chapman; Mrs Blackburn® v. Miss Guthrie; Mi® McClatchie v. Mrs W. Fisher; Miss Kitto v. Miss Cotton; Mrs Boss v. Hiso Joceph; Mrs Nelaon Jones v. Mrs Clarke; Miss McDougall v. Mrs A. S. Nicholls; Miss Thomson v. Miss Overton. • AVONDAIiE CLUB. On Saturday a men's medal match was played, the winner being H. Manning, with a round of 86-7-79. The following were the best cards:—Manning, 86-7-79; Early, 87-7-80; Paton, 88-16-82; Taylor, 97-14-83. HANGIORA CLTTB. On Saturday a handicap bogey competition was played ,on the B.mgiora links' for oleeks presented by Miss Fear, and W.' A. Banks. The winners were Mrs A. B. Fear and J.-M. Dawson. RICHMOND HILL CLUB. The qualifying round of the Rawnaley Cup Mixed Foursome competition was played on Saturday, under ideal conditions. There "was an excellent entry, 22 pairs taking part in the play. The following eight qualified:— Gross. Hp. Net Mrs C. H. Hamilton and F. C. Wooller .. > ... .. 0 13 77 Miss Samß and F. S. Maddison 104 21 83 Mrs Harris and IJ. T. Menlove 101 19 85 Miss Wilson and G. W. C. Smithson' .. .. 110, 23 87 Mrs Mayne and F. Marrie ... 306 17 89 Mrs Stevens arid J. E.'Stevens 101 12 89 Miss McDowell and G. van Asch 104 15 89 Miss Pender and J. D. Lawrence .. .. .. 103 13 91 LADIES' BOGEY MATCH. Uhe following were the three best cards handed in for the La-iies' Bogey' Match:—: — Miss Leithead 2 down, Miss /an Asch 5 down, Miss Martin 5 down.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17134, 2 May 1921, Page 9
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17134, 2 May 1921, Page 9
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