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WM"' BICHMOND HILL CLUB. jfifi T l * foursotttjj will be piayed to-morrow, M^.."!? 1 Wo? as follows:—Skinner and IH'sSfi. *"* Grub Miss Pender, ? d Mrg Beat i> ] *y Dl - *nd Mrs IHlfufT ?V?6*t« aad Miss Martin play DmsUl* i ¥** Tssh > 3arlow and Miss BarWmZl *•*• 9mth» and Mrs Whitcoinbe, Mal- «_/"** Wi! *°" Williams and BRlmc^^* 08 ' Ev * M » nd Mrs Hamilton Wl™, V| **• Haanltbn and Mrs Hamilton, W. «nd Mi«s Kirk play K. Hamilfflltfe. t» m ** Wood and Miss Wood Mg 5 s * 'nd Hiss Hamilton, Donnelly and §8 fea 31 s &*? Smithson and Mrs SmithBMIS.' J f a pi««on end Miss Bcavan play LawMfciy f* 1 * k*w«nce, Laacellea and Miss JaßlfciSiy V T Ensshaw and Miss Jaaiieaon, ■u? *?? iiiss- Leiti-jad play Cullman jUff Hamilton. U -MATCH POSTPONED. unt «f *hc wet weather yesterday, SHHjgij *T* * M Wi| men versus women, which SHg »rwßsed between the ChriatchurcU M|w^"' t!l La<liQS ' Golf Club, to ba WKMW Shirley Links, was postponed. |H! &S. OPEN CHA3IPIONSHIP. association— cqttxmzx.) «n> x s cabus asbociatios.) JMIWj NE W YOKK, July 10. gaHs2«r~* **? first in th« 35 holes ir. toround. WMBSEITy* ** leading with Hi. Thus far BHliCfcal j!£* Sirazen have maintained tha to Vty in the next two days, WmmT * aoag them Kagen. 'SjjSBt i lbmta Later. SSM«*fcA %*, off torm B »d temperamental, til ? T thL> fu " B *- eighteen holes. Al former Canadirn open chamround in 72, ranking second
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 13
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