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j WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP OF N.S.W. SE.MI-FINALS PLAYED. I (UNITED I'RKSfi ASSOCIATION TIT ELECIHIC TELEGRAPH COPYRIGHT.) (Received July 12, 8.30 p.m.) SYDNEY, July 12. In the semi-finals of the women's State Golf Championships, Miss Lefebvre beat Mrs Pennefathcr six lip and five to play. , Miss Corry beat Miss Ebert, two and one. VICTORIAN WOMEN'S ! CHAMPIONSHIP. UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION—BT KLKCTRIC TELEGHAI'U—COPYRIGHT.) (Received July 12, 8.50 p.m.) MELBOURNE, July 12. In the first round of the match play in the women's State golf championship, Miss M. Macleod beat Mrs Johnstone, 3 up and 2 to play, Miss Shirley Tolhurst beat Miss McKenzie 2 up, Miss Susie Tolhurst beat Mrs Patten 3 and 2, Mrs Officer Brown beat Miss Braithwaite 2 and 3. I | lIAGLEY CLUB. Following is the draw lor a fourball handicap match to be played on Saturday afternoon:— Noon—J. C. Sheldon and F. B. Murray v. H. P. Lawry and R. S. Kent, E. J. Ross and R. A. Malcolm v. C. J. Goldstone and H. W. Nixon, C. T. Aschman and T. W. Lewis v. L. J. Keys and O. C. Cox, J. A. Fyfe and D. N. Eppstein v. P. G. Greenwood and W. A. Mansell. 12.15 J. A. Redpath and E. A. Summers v. M. Foley and D. E. Wood, C. H. Wh'.tt: and S. W. Jameson v. E. W. Cuddon and G. McLeod, J. F. Tinning and L. Russell v. S. Steele and M. R. Renton, D. W. Russell and F. B. Hale v. F. A. Ellis and C. Buchanan, E. E. Bailey and G. W. Stephens v. P C. Browne and G. K. McAllum. 12.30 —R. Hanr.an and C. S. Morris v. A. L. Ross and L. E. Rowley, R. 11. Webb and J. C. Cullman v. E. C. Anderson and E. M. Taylor, F. J. Needbam and F. F. Morris v. D. E. Hutton and J. Barnett. 12.45 H. D. Andrews and P. E. Bean v. H. S. Eaton and G. Cowic. N. S. Coxhead and E. Delahunty v. J. Fitzgerald and W. Beadel. 1 p.m.—E. E. Wf.«t and W. A. Purdie v L S. Ayres and H. A. Jarden. A. C. Cottrell and W. B. Leet.e v. A. M. West and C. W. Price. P. Evans and F_ B. Tingey v. J. D. Lawrence and G. Suttopiaces will be found for those whose names do not appear in the draw. ELLE C MERE CLUB. The two qualifying rounds for the women's championship and Taylor Cups have been played, with the following results:— Championship—Mrs E- C. Vaughan 184, Mrs E. W. Hunt 192. Miss I. Scott 193', Miss Jones 198, Mrs A. J. W. Ycung 199, Mrs D. Taylor 202, Mrs F. H Mcllraith 216, Mrs H. Neave 217. In the Taylor Cup handicap tae best ei"ht were Mrs Vaughan 152, Miss 161, Mrs S. Bongard 162, Mrs Taylor'l64, Mrs W. H. Johnston 164, Mrs Hunt 166. Mrs Vaughan was the winner of a stroke competition held in conjunction with the round, doing a net 72 and reducing her handicap to 12. Mrs G. W. R. Osborne was runner-up with a net 74, reducing her handicap to 27The best eight in the play for Ihe junior championship trophy were Mrs Bongard 216, Mrs Johnston 217, Mrs Osborne 228, Mrs Fisher 228, JVliss Eggelton 235, Mrs Mclntyre 238, Miss N. Power 23., Miss A. M. Wellwood 247. The cUaw for the first round of the men's championship is as follows: Dr. E. W. Hunt v. the winner of G. Osborne, W. H. Cartwright. and E. C. Vaughan, D. Taylor v. J. Scott, R. T. Lambie v. K. Skurr, G- Leahy v. C. G. Fisher. For the Bonnington Cup the draw for the first round is as follows:—T. D. M. Bradley v. H. Neave. Dr. Hunt v. Dr. Johnston, E. C. Vaughan v. CG. Fisher, J. Scott v. W. H. Cartwright. F. B. Woodard holed out in one in the "saddling paddock" last weekend. The following handicap reductions have been made:—E. C. Vaughan from 20 to 17, T. D. M. Bradley from 23 to 22. A match has been arranged for next week-end with Kaituna, and the Ellesmere players are:—Mesdames Vaughan, Hunt, Mcllraith, Young, Taylor, Power, and Connell, and Miss Scott, and Messrs G- Leahv, J. IT. Hewlett, G. W. R. Osborne. E. C. Vaughan. J. T. B. Purser, H. Neave,. and S. Bongard. AMBEKLEY CLUB. The following is the draw for the third round of the Campbell rose bowl to be played on the Amberley links on Saturday:—R. H. Harris, C. Adams, and J. Schofield; A. A. Holland. E. Little, and A. M. Gray; H. E. Parsons, G. W. Rhodes, and J. McDonald; J. V. Oxley, C. James, and C. S. Griffiths; I. G. Grierson, R. Burney, and J. McLean; C. A. Wornall and D. S. McNaughton. The women's club will play a sealed hole handicap, the draw being: Miss Rhodes, Miss Rutherford, and Miss Grierson; Miss Frew, Mrs McNaughton, and Mrs Gray; Mrs Rhodes, Miss Whitcoinbe, and Mrs Payne; Mrs Frew, Miss Payne, and Miss Fletcher; Mrs Wornall, Miss Thompson, and Mrs Griffiths; Miss Cameron, Miss Thomson, and Miss George. At a recent meeting of the committee, final arrangements were made for the ball to be held at Leithfield.

The third and final qualifying round for the Melbourne cup was played last Saturday. The players to qualify were R. T. Beveridge 221, W. A. Parsons 227, A. Holland 233, R. Burncy 240. The play-off will be match play and the following is the draw:—Burney plays Beveridge and Parsons plays Holland. The women's monthly medal was won by Miss K. Rutherford, whose score was 60 net. RAKAIA ClA'li. The July medal competition resulted in a tie between J. S. Connolly and H. A. Harrison with scores of 93—15—78 and 104—26—78. The following is the draw for an eclectic competition to be played on Saturday, commencing at 1.30 p.m.:— J. S. Connolly v. H. R. Wilkinson. P. J. Hanrahan v. L. Cordner, H. A. Harrison v. T. Connolly, R. A. Oakley v. J. Langley, A. G. Holmes v. C. C. Holmes, L. O. Oakley v. T. A. Richards, W. L. Harrison v. F. Alexander. GERALDINE LADIES' CLIIf. Following is the draw for the stroke competition on Saturday:—Miss K. Kerr v. Mrs E. Scott, Miss Sharpe v. Miss Symington, Mrs Lack v. Miss Parr, Mrs Glen v. Miss Mcllroy, Mrs P. Bennett v. Miss Rattray, Mrs McClure v. Mrs Feilden, Mrs J. Scott v. Mrs Pauling, Mrs Brenton v. Miss Roberts, Mrs Ritchie v. Miss R. Williams, Miss Cowen v. Mrs Williamson, Miss Grant v. scorer.

MUNICIPAL LINKS. MEETING OF ADVISORY BOARD. A meeting of the Municipal Links Advisory Board was held in the City Council Chambers on Tuesday. Mr E. A. M. Leaver presided, and there were present: Messrs M. J. Barnett, H. Throp. R. E. Holloway, A. E. Lawry, and C. T. Middleton (secretary and treasurer). In reply to a letter from Mrs Cormack. drawing attention to the inadequate size of the kitchen adjoining the tea room, it was decided that the members of the board inspect the premises and report to the next meeting. Notification was received from Ihe New Brighton Borough Council of its intention to construct a footpath on the eastern side of Shaw avenue and 1 of the necessity of moving one of the tees to a different position. It intimated that it was prepared to carry out the work. The custodian (Mr P. C. Cormack) reported that three new greens had been sown down and were making satisfactory progress. A new green at No. 2 was being laid with turf, and should be in first-class order for play in about four months. Turiing was in progress on all the fairways and approaches and several new grass tees had been made and would come into use shortly. The cutting plant had Deen something of a nightmare for some time, and there was not a mower in anything like condition for use on green and fairways. A new triplex mower for the fairways and two new hand mowers for use on the greens were urgently needed. The report was received, and Mr Barnett appointed to report as to the implements required. Approval was expressed of Mr Cormack's suggestion that a golf match be played on their days off by the men working on the links. Mr Middleton reported that to June 30, 1933, there were 160 playing members (69 men and 91 women). RICHMOND HILL V. HAGLEY. An inter-club match was played on Tuesday afternoon on the Hagley links between (earns from Richmond Hill and Hagley, resulting in a draw. Results were:--Richmond Hill. Hagley. Mrs V. E. Ilam- Mrs J. C. Cullilton . . 1 man . . 0 Mrs H. T. Miss McAllum 1 Adams .. 0 Mrs F. Glackin 1 Miss L. Page 0 Miss R. RichMrs C. Rattray 0 ards .. 1 j Miss Mary Hamilton .. 1 Mrs Wellwood 0 Miss A. RenMrs F. Brandt 0 nie .. 1 Mrs H. Y. Wid- Miss M. Hundowson • • 0 ter .. 1 s Miss Joan Miss Eileen j Dean . . 0 Holmes • . 1 .4 j CHRISTCHURCH LADIES' CLUB. A Canadian bogey foursome was played at Shirley, the winners being Miss lioare and Miss Buchanan. The following were the best scores: Miss Hoare and Miss Buchanan 3 down Miss Johnston and Miss Gerard •• •• 5 down Miss Holmes and Mrs G. Wood • ■ • ■ 6 down Miss R. Maefarlane and Miss B. Webb .. c down Miss Cracroft Wilson and Mrs Lascelles . . .. 7 down Mrs van Ascli and Mrs Sampson . . •• 7down Miss Beadel and Mrs Macdonald •• 8 down Miss Fleetwood and Mrs Donald -9 clown Miss E. Fleetwood and Mrs Stringer . . . . 9 down Mrs O. H. Burns and Mrs H. W. Maefarlane . . 9 down | HAGLEY LADIES' CLUB. The draw for the second qualifying round of Ihe Junior Cup to be played at Hagley to-morrow, is as follows: — Morning—Mrs Andrews, Mrs Pfankuch. and Miss W.. Macbeth; Miss A. Scott, Miss M. Morten, and Mrs Lord: Miss N. Williams, Mrs McAllum, and Mrs Bonnington; Mrs Wellwood, Mrs Parsonson, and Mrs Cartwright: Miss J. Cook, Mrs Smithson, and Miss J. Dawe; Mrs E. C- Hayes, Miss Preston, and Mrs C. G.. Curtis; Mrs Bullock, Mrs Bagshaw, and Miss Macdonald; Mrs H. P. V. Brown, Miss H. Scott, and Miss S. Hutton. Afternoon, 12 o'clock—Miss Burrowes, Miss Newton, and Miss Thomson; Miss Guthrie, Mrs Knorwles. and Miss Saunders: Mrs Summers, Miss G. Denshire, and Miss Nicholson: Miss A. Buchanan, Miss Rennie, and Mrs Page; Miss Harcourt, Miss B. White, and Miss M. Hunter; Mrs Tothill, Mrs Buchanan, and Miss H. Hunter; Miss M. Holmes, Miss K. Buchanan, and: Mrs Perry; Mrs Dolph, Mrs R. M. j Adams, and Mrs T- C. Wallace; Miss] E. Holmes, Miss M. Thacker, and Miss R. Richards: Miss J. Buchanan, Mrs SiddaJi, and Mrs Hobbs; Mrs Goggin, Mrs Lindsay Russell, and Miss B. Winchester. Players to start in order of draw. AVONDALE LADIES' CLUB, j

| For the Canadian foursome to be played on July 16. players arc requested to arrange their own partners and opponents. | KAIAI'OI liADIliS' CLUB. A modal match was played at the I Kaiapoi links on Tuesday. The winner of the senior division was Miss M. Stark. Mrs 11. R. AsDinall won the junior division and reduced her handicap two strokes. Scores:— ' Seniors. Gross. Hep. Net. Miss Stark ..'9B 18 80 Mrs W. Paton .. 100 16 84 Mrs J. Johnston .. 103 17 86 Next Tuesday a bogey competition will be held, the draw being as follows:—Mrs Paton and Miss Martyn, Miss D. Horroil and Miss Stark, Mrs Trimbell and Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Johnston and Miss Rinaldi, Mrs Hammer and Mrs Ward, Mrs Aspinall and Mis 3 V. Stewart, Miss Stuart and Miss Reid, Mrs Rinaldi and Miss Fisher, Mrs Keetiey and Miss Mcintosh, Mrs Edwards and Mrs Aitken, Miss F. Horrell and Mrs Evans, Mrs Steven and Miss Young, Miss M. Jones and Mrs Smith, Miss Grahame and Miss Mcllree, Miss Evans and Mrs Wylie. Mrs Miller and Mrs Blakeley, Miss Barnes and Mrs Wright, Miss Barnes and Miss Thomas. KAKAIA LADIES' CLUB. The July Ladies' Golf Union medai will be played on Saturday on the Acton links. The draw is as follows: Mrs Nelson v. Mrs Langley, Mrs Cordlier v. Mrs Richards, Miss Donaldson v. Miss Ethel Richards. Miss Harrison v. Miss O. Richards, Miss Muckle v. Miss H. Langley, Miss B. Richards v. Miss Haslett. The C grade will play a stroke competition. The draw is as follows: — Mrs Harrison v. Miss Tully, Mrs Blackley v. Mrs Alexander, Miss Lambie v. Miss Lochhead. Miss McDonald v. Miss Caskey, Miss L. Richards v. scorer. The winners of last week's stroke competition were Miss L. Muckle and Miss Haslett CC grade).