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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21123, 26 March 1934, Page 8

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CHRISTCHURCH ( LIB QUALIFYING HOUNDS FOR BORTHWICK VASE A general deterioration in the scores returned was a feature of the second qualifying round of the Borthwick Vase, which was played at Shirley on Saturday. Once again it was on the putting greens that many promising scores were marred, as the greens were by no means true. The best gross scores returned were the rounds of A. R. Blank and R. T. Tosswill, who needed 73 each to complete the course from the handicaps of 1 and 2 respectively. It was left for a junior in L. A. Woodward, whose handicap is 14. to return the best net score of 69. Two other junior scores are worth noting—those of M. J. Russell and C. Ogilvie, who handed in scores of TO net from the 13 and 17 marks. When considering the scores at Shirley since the watering scheme lias been installed it must be realised that the conditions are almost those of Winter and the straight driver is the one to suffer from loss of length. The general improvement in the lies obtained between tee and green more than compensates for any loss in distance. A total of 146 was necessary to enter the rin3l eight, and those who qualified were:— S.N. B. Wynne .. ..142 M. W, Simes .. ..143 H. J. Gosset .. ..145 E. J. Pumphrey .. 145 S. L. Rutherford .. 146 N. E. Tingey .. -.146 G.N.Francis ..146 G. W. Ward . . 146 ; The draw for the first round, winch will be plaved on April 14. is:-Wynne v.Ward, Pumphrey v. Rutherford.; Gosset v. Tingev, Simes v. Francis. i Entries for the Easter tournament close with the secretary to-day. Stroke handicaps were played in | conjunction with the qualifying rounds of the Borthwick \:e-c and the. best scores were: - ' Si-: MORS !

ASH BURTON (LI U j - ! The weather was tine on Satin-day , afternoon for the opening of the Ash-1 burton Golf Club's season. i The president (Dr. G. I. Miller*, in : declaring the season open, expressed ; the hope that the club would have n successful year. He stated that the club had a good credit balance and plans were being prepared for extension to the clubhoufo and the carrying out of sundry improvements. ; On behalf of members Mr \V. H. Amos expressed appreciation of the generous hospitality of the president and Mrs Miller, who had entertained the players and friends to afternoon tea. A mixed foursomes match was plaved. the winners being Dr. and Mrs V, r . "R. Ryburn with a net score of tit). The runners-up were .T. Rnoney and Mi<=s A. Amos and J. T. Smith and Mrs Smith, who returned net scores of 7:i. The next best cards handed in were: E. A. Cockroft and Mrs R. Kennedy , 74 L Nash and Mrs McDonald 76, J. 1 W*. Keig and Miss Litten 78. J. Mcßae j and Mrs Mcßae 78. D. M. Christie and j Mrs Christie 78. I. M. Hamilton and . Mrs Seldon 78. T. W. R. Gudscll ami , Miss ttogers 78, G. d'Auvcrsno and : Miss S. Newton 80. R. B. Lambert and ! Mrs Lambert 80, R. \V. Orr and Miss j Rich 80. ; KAIAPOI CLL'B The opening of the Kaiapoi Golf j Club's season took place on Saturday afternoon. The president (Mr L. B. Evans), in the presence of a large gathering of | members and visitors extended a; welcome to the visitors and wished i the club a successful season. He re-j ferred to the improvements carried out to the links during the summer months, and congratulated the green superintendent (Mr R. J. Smith) and the greenkeeper (Mr A. E. Emmett) j on the excellent condition of the. greens and fairways. • Members and visitors were me guests of the president and Mrs Evans j at afternoon tea. I A mixed foursome flag maU-h was | played, the winners being Mrs E. J.j Kfmaran and J. P. Hicks. ;

| IUSSI.EY CLUB

I The lirst Mualifyin,:: round of the I Tosswill Cup wa.s pl.--.yed ;it Russlry on Saturday in conjunction with j :;troke handicaps. The course was I very fast, and this, louetlier with the j ideal weather, resulted in good : coring, no fewer than ;U players beating bocrev. The best cards were;-

.Sulurriav next will be ladieV day j at Russley. On Easier Sunday ;i:i ! open day will be hold, to which visitors are invited. The programme consists of stroke handicaps (two grades) in the morning, and a four-ball be,e,ey aggregate in the afternoon. Players will play in threes in the morniuefand fours in the afternoon, and arrange their own partners and opponents. UK M.MOM) HILL CLLB ! I The Richmond Hill Golf Club's season was opened on Saturday after- | noon, when a 1-1-hole mixed foursome! was played. ; The president (Mr V. K. Hamilton) ; welcomed the visitors during after- ! noon lea. He referred to (lie death of] .Mr G. Humphreys, whoso ever-ready ; assistance had been of ;;reat benefit ! to the club. Indications for a success- j fill season were much in evidence, he 'i ;.aid, and llK're was a big programme ■ of events to be decided. On behalf of the visitors, Mr G. ?.T. ; Hall congratulated the club on the | enormous improvements to the 1 greens; and complimented the presidenr and the committee on their energy in installing a water supply ahich had transformed the course. The results of the mixed foursomes

AVONDAI.K run The lirM round of a Canadian foursoine stroke handicap for the hi st three rounds of four specified m Iho ; programme for the season was played j on the Avondaio links over the week-! end. Re-nit-i were as follow.-: •

WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB j The stroke handicap played on the Waimairi Beach golf links during the week-end resulted in a win for J. | Greenslade. The best cards handed in j wprp-. — 1

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The linrowood Golf Club opened the ■■■i:i,!>!t in ideal conditions. The prei :-,c:enf (Mr A. K. Kincaid), in a brief ; ' speech, formally opened the season ■i and drove (be first ball straight down . j the fairway. The opening day comi petition comprised a mixed or other-. Iwi.-e four-ball bo£ev in the morning and a mixed of otherwise Canadian i foursome bo-cy in the afternoon. The scoring in both event:-- was good. ; Thomoniin.; event resulted in a tie 'between C. L. Crowley and Miss Robertson and D. M. Anmis and A. M. Satterthv.aile, with cards of C up. In 1 the pla.'-oil' Aimns and Satlcrthwaite : won.' The afternoon event also re- ; suited in a tie between Mr and Mrs A. R. Blank and M. B. Cook and Mrs T. Armstmn;,', with cards of 4 up. ! The best cards were: FOUR-BABE BOGEY 'C . 1.. Crowley and .Miss ! Robertson . . S up j .D. M. Amms and A. M. j Sattcrthwane 8 up C T. Werren and .Mrs Quarrcll . . . . V up j •\. [{. Blame and Mrs I Blank <■> up i ], J K'ucaid and G. B. ! Siade <« H!» I \ S Vvvber and Miss 15. • Reidie . . <> up N. !•:. T:ii.!;ey and Mrs i Tin.W .. . . 5 up !D. C. Cro;:ier and Miss I Sinclair . • - r > UP J. Simpson and B. WMkcs 5 up Vic 1 •"' HP ■\ B Edwardes and Mi's Ow.icr . - ■ . 4 up 1 J S Wikon and Mrs WilI son . . 4 up > F Farris and Miss Ward 4 up i L R W-'blev and Mrs Wobley . • ■ • 4up V I! C.i.4; and Mrs Ari.i.•tn.ir; . . 4 u;) ]■ \c;l .-'id L X, d ■! up ,: 1. li-.rri.i.n .led C. E. B ,vv. , .4 up ,'. !i S t .nh and Mrs. Smilli 3 up ■ !,. }'. Smii.v and Mrs Neil :i up i I;. I. Ma. deuuld :.n>l A. Is. '.l" "V|!!!„e a-d Mrs j < I'Slica 2 up j '■ !■'. W. Sle-.ru. -nid Mr-. i Me\en '■' up iO. O. ih-urv and Mr-- . IVale . . . 2 op .T. L. Kerr and Mrs Simes 2 up j F. W. J. May and Mr., i Fernando/. . -' "P i J,. N. Austin ruid Miss | Garhuil ■ ■ '■' tip ! A. E. IIM-ne and L. L. j Coriicry ..2 up I H. Sludhoimc and Miss I Clowi s .1 up ! .1. 1). Carl and Miss Mc- ! Cuiloin;h . . 1 UP IG. Barnetl and Miss Keil 1 up ! C. Holcisu-oi th and Miss 1 Duncklev . ail square i F. T. 8.-aveu and Mrs I Heaven all square R. J. Mcllrov and Miss ' Hallulav all square A. A. Grimmer and Miss Redder . . all square S. Milne and Miss A. Reiiile . . all square W. L. La wry and Miss Martin . . . . 1 down lA. C. Parson and Mrs I Skinner . . . ... 1 down !T. C. Wallace and Mrs* ! Wallace . . 2 down j B. Hubble and A. W. Wil- ! liams 2 down I 11. M. S. Dawson and J. j Wafts .. 2 down !R. R. Bell and Mrs Bell 2 down ' CANADIAN FOURSOME BOGEY jA. R. Blank and Mrs ; Blank . . . . 4up ! M. B. Cook and Mrs T. i Armstron:: .. 4 up | H. F. lioberi.-on and C. J. i McFaddcii 3 up ! L. N. Austin and F. W. ; Stevens .3 up ', N. L- Tuna .V and Mrs I 'l'ini'.i y . . . . 2 up i I). I. ra.iedonaki and A. i Jnhn.don . . 2 up C. L. Crowley and Miss Robertson . i up H. Davies and L. S. Taylor . . 1 up A. }'■:. Kincaid and Miss Edmonds all square C. S. Poate and Miss A. 1 Bcad-4 all square 11. Sludholme and Mis--Clowes all souare S. .1. Moore and Mr.O'Shea all square A. P.. Kdv.ardc- and Mr.Croziei- all square F I'arir- and Mrs Ward all square E. T. Beaven and A. C. Par.on all square C. 11..1.-;-va.ri!i and Ma - D:i::kl.v I down i). Cower and S. W. Binn- 1 down C, T \\\ v\\ n and Mis Unarred 1 down ,1. S Wil.-on and Mr.- W,i- ----.,,-, . 1 down R X. Fi.ve and 11. Jeukiu 1 down K. !!. SmiMi and Mis Smdh 2 down ;C. Iv li. ..-■ and Miss lies :i down '.). C. Cro.'.ier and Mi-.. Sinelao- 3 down N. S V.'vb.'r and Alls, I-;, nde I down .1,1! Si.id- and !.. .!. Km- ,' c:ud -1 down | lIAt.I.KY < l.t R I I The rca. on was opened at Ilaulcy on Sa'arday when ll'.e Opc-iunt; Day Cup wa., fur. There was an exceptionally lar.-.'.e entry. The new layout of die course was favourably commented on, and the ereeus and fairways wore never better for an openi ia- day, roilec!in<t eredil on the ! itieen,: siipi-rintendent, Mr D F. Wood, i ami the ground stall'. Mrs C. Buchanan. ' wit'e oi the clui) captain, and Mrs N. Giitline had a Luisv dav in dispeiisiiiLt ' al'.e: ; .oon 1,-a ' ' I Tlie lour-.n, card r, lurned bv tile '■ winners. Miss L. Y. Gale.: and T. W.I : Lewis, was vevy c,o<>d for la holes. I t'llii.s is \'<n- second time Miss Gates ha.; won this cup. I Tlr- besl oi' many cutis returned Mi.-s'l. V. Gates 'III and '!'. U. Lewis Gli 1 up Mis.- Hunter G2i and S. W. Janiesou ' ii> i 3 up : .Miss M. Wake G2) and H. S. Baton dai 3 up Mrs R. V. Kennedy U.M i and R. V. Kennetlv <l2) 3 up 1 Mrs T. G Wallace Gai and ! 11. f/l-ar (13) . . 3 up ' Mrs, C. W Price < la) and C W. priee (IB 3 up i Mrs 11 P. 1 .awrv (12> and ! D. W. Russell (B'i . :: up ! Miss B. White G2i and C. I 11. W. White (12) . . 2 uj) i Miss i\\ Pairrowe.s Gai and | II A. Jardi'ii G3i . 2 up Mis.-, 1-:. Stewart li'.i and R. H Malcolm Gil) I up iMr C. Boi'iiiimtou Gt'l and H P L.iwrv GI i I up Mrs- .1. 11. Stringer G.'ii ! and .1 M. Crawford | GO' . . . i up I Mrs .1. Dolph Ml) and W. I Fisher (12) .1 up : Mrs Bredherlon Ga) and S. Steele 111> . . 1 up Mrs 11. E. Parsonson (15) and D. Buddo < la) 1 up : Mrs T. M. Foster (8) and F. A. Ellis (12-) . all square I Mrs E. A. Summers (lot j and D E. Wood (14) .. all square ! Mrs C. G. Curtis (15t and ' C. G. Wilkinson Oat .. all square ; Mrs W. J. Cartwriirht Gat and L. E. Rowlev 05) all square , Mrs Fl. F. Gorman <lst and I If. E. Gn«;m G5) .. all square ! Miss E. Atkinson 1101 and W. A. Mansoll (8) 1 down Mrs G. K. McAllum 03) and G. K. McAllum (fit 1 down Mrs A. O. Wellwood (12) and E. S. Bowie Gat .. i down Mrs W. R. Knowles (13) and R. Goldstone (15) 1 down | Miss J. Buchanan (15) and ! C. Buchanan G dl 1 down I Miss- M. Johnston Gst and ; C. E. Purchase (13) .. 1 down i Mrs G. T. Bullock Gs> and ! G. T. Bullock (15) .. 1 down

| TEMPLETON (01 NTRY CLUB

On Saturday aflr-rnnon a Canadian foursome flag match was played, which was won by Mr and Mrs Mardon, who earned the flu?: to tin- twenty-first hoje. 1- S. Ayres and K Brmhllmi; were a close second, and took the fhu: well up the twentv-first fairway. B. F Keane and Miss Middleton placed the llafi in the twentieth hole. Mr and Mrs P. Anderson reached close to the twentieth nrrcn, and W. MeKm-i-ev and Miss James, N. 11. Skinner and Miss Shand, and J. Gunderson and Miss Seymour left the Ha;; at the nineteenth hole. The favourable weather and splen- ' did condition of the Templeton links attracted a very large attendance of 'rollers to the open day at Templeton yesterday. The morning four-ball bojtey competition results are as follows: — ], \V. Baker and C. 11. Smith i 1 t'P N. A. Penn and A. K. Ackroyd .. . 7 up D S. Anderson and T. Wynn-Williams . . 6 up F. C. Faircloufih and Miss F. Ward . 5 up J. Hicks and H. S. Aspinall ■> up N. 11. Skinner and Miss Shand . . . . 4 up J. Allen and F. MeTeigue 4 up G. F. Alley and Miss K. Ward .. .. 4 up R. Hay-Mackenzie and K. MeMenamir, . . 3up E. W. Rolfe and A. L. Craven . . 3 up 11. Templeton and Miss James . . . . 3 up M. Dearsley and Mrs Dearsley .. .. 3 up J. L. Barnball and A. Fowler . . .. 3 up R. Spicer and R. Smart .. 2 up S. N. Jones and Miss Ola Knight . . 2 up F. Instone and M. O. Sinclair . . 2 up Miss A. Youn-', and Mrs Aspinall . 1 up Miss Arcliev and Mi.-s Middleton . .1 up S. Reay and Mrs McKillop .. ..1 up N. Wru;ht and !•'. Williamson 1 up !!. A. Mile:; and M. Clements . . . . | i!,, .1. Gimdersen and Mrs C. 11. Kuiifiil . . all square H. Throti and W. Querce . all square .1. W. Miirdon and Mrs Mardon all square W. Millner and 11. Woods . . all .square Miss Loiik'linati and K. Davidson all square .1. Pope and L. Pelrie .. all square G. N. Holmes and \V. Earwakor .. .. all square W. Dickinson and Miss Low . all square The men's stroke handicap in the afternoon resulted as follows:

K.WYIim ( LI H The Rawhiti Golf Club's sea.-on waopened on the Municipal Links on Saturday by the chairman of the advisory board <Mr E. A. M. Beaver, Mayor of New Brk-hlon'. There was an attendance of about 300. Mr Leaver .-aid thai the advisory board was doirn, i' inmost to improve the links and. in lac!, had overspent its income, but. I thuuuhl "hat action was warranted by the condition of the link.- and the lirite number ot golfers present. The board was .'-.really uidcblcd to Mr M. J. Barnett i supervisor of reservesi both his advice and practical assistance, and also to Mi- P. C. Cormack icustodian), who had been extremely successful in eetlimt Ihe best out oi the relief worker.employed on the ' nks. He also spoke of the work (' me by Air Harold Throp. who as an associate member from the club was able to keep the board m touch with tlie requirements e! player.-. The palron, Mr .! II Shaw, also, spoke. A mixed foursome was pla.vi d. the foliowni't bemj; Ihe best cards handed: in: I

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DIAMOND HARBOUR CLUB

THE SEASON OPENED Favoured by fine weather, there was a lartte attendance of members and visiters at the opening of the Diamond Harbour Golf Club's season on Saturday. The president (Mr R. Clow> welcomed the Mayor (Mr W. T. Lester) and Mrs Lester, and the other visitors, and u.sked the Mayor to declare the season open. The Mayor commented on the club's position owinj to the erection of houses on the golf spur. He emphasised the fact that sport held a recognised place in the community and that it was the duty of municipal authorities to provide, as Tar as they could, adequate playing grounds. He wished the club a happy and successful season and declared the links open tor play. Afternoon lea was served by the women members. Competitions were held, with results as follows:- Drive, G. Cooper 1. A. Jackson 2. Approach and put'.: J. H. Collins 1, T. Bowrinn 'l. Women: Approach and putt, Mi;s E. WhiteParsons 1 and 2. Putt: Miss E. WhiteParsons 1. Mrs T. Archer 2 The annual Canadian mixed foursome for the Banlield cup was played at the Charleris Bay links yesterday. The best cards were: T. Bowrinc and Miss

The Diamond Harbour Ladies' Club will hold a .stroke match on Saturday next. Players will leave by the 0.15 a.m. launeli from Lytielfou. HAKKWOOI) LADIES' ( LIB (iI'KMNi; OF SEASON The nooning day of the. Jlarrwood Ladies' Club will take place on Thursday, April 12, when a four-ball bogey competition will be played. The pla>crs are to ehoo.se their own partners and opponents, and they are to tee up any time between 11.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. The season tor week-end lady players will open with a four-ball bogey on Sunday, April 8, when Mrs Lynskey's prize will be played for. The players are to nrrange their own partners and opponents. NORTH KM) Cl.riJ ...;:■■'. i.m. ''in mi. rm'.s-;..' TIMARU. March 24. The opening of the North End Golf Club took place this afternoon in the presence of a large gathering, the president (Mr L. Edyvcan), extending a welcome. He expressed thanks to the executive for the good work it had done for the club, to Mr 1. J. Bradley for the time he had spent in removing grass oil the fairway, to the greenkeeper iMr Frampton) and Mrs Franipton. Mixed foursomes were played during Hie afternoon, the scores being as follows: - Gross. Hep. Net. Lair and Miss J. Hubert son .. .. 5.5 32 23 Mojes and Mrs Kollett -1!) 21 25 Mantell and Mrs Barnaid f>2 27 2.5 Knight and Mrs Joseph aO 2* 2(> Miss Bradlev and Miss K. Grant . . a'2 2<i 2(» TIMARU CLI'H «: ; . ia:. tu nir. rut ,s • ■ TIMARU. March 24. .Scores m a bogey match played by tin- Timaru Club this afternoon were as follows: ■■ SENIORS | ,\'. C. MarUii (til —4 up. ' L. G. Cameron (7)— l up. E. G. Kerr, jim. (41—3 up. , J. Mackay (4) —2 up. Rex Jones <B) 2 up. | G. A. Ussher (2) 1 up. \ I). Moves i :>*-■-1 up. ; JUNIOR G. Fairbrolher 'll'.) I up. W. 1). l.im.in i lt-li« 1 dou n. ! C. Holmes <l;si- 2 down. j A. C. Martin (1.5> - 2 down S A. Shrimpton GO)—2 down, i. K. Martin illii-2 down. ' uangioua cn R The Kaii.uora Goli Club opened Us, .-eason on Saturday afternoon in very! favourable conditions. There was an ' attendance of about 100 members and ' Visitors, who were welcomed by the ' president (Mr K. 1). R. Smith) and 1 Mrs Smith. i The president expressed pleasure in seeing so many present, m spite of; counter-attractions, and declared the i links open for pi'-iy. A combined Hag match was played, the winners being Mrs Bruerc 'and! Hindle, the trophies being given bv ; the president and Mrs Smith. | KAIAI'OI I.ADJKS' (1.1 1! ! The annual meeting ~( t! lt . Kjoapoi Ladies' Golf Club was held on Frm'av the prestdeni, Mrs L. B. Evans presid-' nig over n large attendance of mem-! bers. A satisfactory .season was re-I porlrd. The following ollicers were elected'] L'lnb captain. Mrs 11. H. AspinalL ! vice-captain. Mrs G. Hammer; honorary s.-crelary. Mrs \\\ Patou; commit-: >'"' Alesdam,':, H. JtinaHi and J. Timdrel| ;l „d Miss A. Young. | It was agreed that the season should i no opened to-morrow with a Hag match for the woman captain's trophy. | JONES' DISAPPOINTING! DISPLAY i TOI KNAMKNT IN GKOUGIA ! >' ■ ll ' il ■■ ■" •• *-■■", 1A11..S I: Y r.i *. imo ' I 11.1.'. i; U'll U'l Tlil'ill i.l ' 'Uoreivcd March 25th, a.,'■» pin.) ; AUGUS'I'A i.Georgiai, March 24. I At the golf tournament Bobby Jones I repeated his previous day's disappointing .showing with a 71 for the second < 18. Horton Smith led with a total j of 142 for 30 holes. There are' 23 competitors ahead of Jones. i KIRKWOOD AND j SARAZEN j BEGINNING OF WOULD TOUR (Received March 25, 6.30 p.m.) SAN JUAN (Porto Rico), Mar. 24. J. H. Kirkwood and Gene Sarazen arrived for a week's exhibition matches. They are initiating a world tour which will ultimataly bring them to Australia for the centenary celebrations at Melbourne.

SMITH IN THE LEAD

(Received March 25, 11.35 p.m.) CHICAGO, March 24. An Augusta message states that Horton Smith continued his lead, with 212 for 54 holes. Walter Hagen, who is paired with Bobby Jones, to-dav turned m a 70 with a total of 217 tor sixth place. Jones, with 222, is in twentieth place.

H. T. To^will Gvo ;s. He \ \'<!t. 71 K. J. Pumphrey Tt; • * 71 K E. Tingey r.i 10 71. A. R. Blank 73 72 J L. Harris 81 n 72 j E. W. Hasell 8! 0 72 | W. L. M. Dearsley .. 82 10 72 D. H. Butcher 7!) (> 73 i Sir Cyril Ward .. 81 8 73 ' A. A. Boon 81 8 ■l' 1 ' ; L. M. Best 82 <l 73 P. S. Foster 04 11 W. J. Brown 05 12 T. R. M. Hobbs 85 12 73 C. A. Sevmour 79 5 74 M. W. Simes 82 i> l\ ! J. Dolph i!4 10 7-1 1 J. H. W. Sheppard 8<> 12 | L. A. Dougall 80 r> 7,1 i I. M. Godby <j-> 7 7;1 G. W. Havertield 83 8 75 G. P. Parkinson .. 8:i 8 75 S. N. B. Wynne 84 9 75 W. G. Morrison .. 86 11 75 G. R. Stevenson W 1! 75 C. J. Wilson 87 12 75 E. W. Reeves 87 12 75 R. W. Morgan 81 5 70 M. H. Godby 82 6 76 W. D. Wood 83 7 76 J. K. Davidson 84 8 76 F. S. Grant 84 8 76 S. L. Rutherford .. 84 8 76 H. W. Macfarlane .. 82 5 77 G. N. Francis 84 7 77 W. G. Scannell 85 7 77 E. J. Cordner 87 10 77 G. H. Wood 08 11 77 G. T. Weston 88 11 77 R. G. Arnould 81 3 73 L. J. Taylor 86 8 78 M. K. Gray Sti (! 73 J. S. Connell 88 10 73 C. Holdsworth 84 5 79 L. Hansen 91 12 79 C. J. Ward 84 4 80 W. H. Cowper 8!) 80 R. M. Adams 00 10 80 W. A. McQueen 0! 10 81 A. C. Thomson 91 10 SI P. L. Porter 93 12 81 P. R. Godby 83 G 82 F. A. Brittan 94 12 82 C. A. Stringer 91 11 83 JUNIORS i L. A. Woodward 83 ]i 09 j M. J. Russell 83 13 70 C. Ogilvie 87 17 70 | W. N. Seay 91 19 72 ; W. R. Lascelles 87 13 74 i R. J. Hobbs 88 14 74 j H. R. T. Spanjer .. SI 17 74 j H. J. Gosset 88 13 li R, D. David 88 13 ?- 5 J. Wvn Irwin no 14 7.1 1 H. S." Williams :<0 15 75 I F. P. Tyraor.s 93 18 7-"> | M. A. Johnston 80 13 76 A. H. Glasgow 90 14 76 G. W. Ward 89 12 77 i H. E. Button 91 14 II ' P. D. Shea 91 14 II H. G. Denham 92 l.i 11 ' B. E. H. Whitcombe 95 13 77 | G. S. Morris 93 l(i 77 W. S. G. Milne 92 14 J-'2 i R. de B. Ashworth .. 95 17 78 [ C. F. Morkane 100 22 78 j A. T. Donnelly 93 14 79 | E. R. Reay 96 17 79 A. D. Tench 98 19 79 H. O. D. Meares 99 20 79 ; J. S. Duncan 100 20 80 J. M. Epps 94 13 81 C. K. Sams 94 13 81 L. B. Scott 97 16 'ol J. L. Vergette 100 19 81 ! L. Treleaven 100 l"i 83 | F. W. Freeman 98 13 .'o J. P. Whetter 113 2-1 89 ;

SENIORS Gros: . Hep. Met. W. Saddler G. L. O'Hallonm . Ill 81 10 (l.i 1 ii tiii F. C. Fairelough 82 1 5 67 F. C. Woolev . ill 12 Hi> J. E. Hamilton . 811 12 oo J. F.arl 35 Ill till O. II. Burns 83 i:; 70 M. Armstrong J. P. Gilmour . 7!) ]ti 70 ;; 7! G. S. Palmer . no o 7! K. I.. Roi'.altisor. ;;.'* 12 7i .'. S. Middlcton . k:i 12 71 L. E. Robinson :■',i i 8 12 C. E. Evans 05 l.'i '.2 J. Bi nstcd Si t .i 72 D. S. Anderson 87 17 72 F. W. Hobbs . 88 i.i ~:i J. R. Crawshaw ;■'.:' it! 7;-. H. S. Beaumont 00 p> i -s R. B. Dnituer 02 !1 7 1 A. \V. Smiths-.i: • o 71 10 7-1 Lt. J . »il!e\ A. M. Fowler J. R. Stevenson ! Hi . 80 HI 7! 12 71 A. E. Aekroyd H. A. Penn 88 i:> 74 14 74 J. L. Barriball . ;w 15 74 C. H. Johnstone . 88 18 75 R. B. Smythe 00 14 H. L. Blannres 00 14 7.i P. Wvnn-Williams . Ml) 14 7t! A. P. O'Callauhan I 1 H. P. Ronnie oo "' I\' II. F. Penlip.b'lon . 81! 0 78 F. D. Jones . iU i:i 7S G. J. Leech !14 10 78 G. A. Connal . till 10 70 E. J. Hampton ill 12 79 JUNIOI !S . Hep- Net. J. V. Gla.vs.ui ii.l 2.' 02 J. A. Wilson o i 22, 02, .1. C. Bales 00 22 00 A. C. Fra.-.cr ;;i ! V 07 R. A. Witbrock oo HI 0,' \V\ A. While oo 20 02 K, C\ 'I \ ppi1 1, ', 1.. \\\ Baker :ii 22 0:1 A. I>. Smith III V,', 'i|! W. li. J'lirV oi 21 V0 G. \V. Ru.-se!l !'!! 10 71 G. S. Thorpe V. C. Mat hew? ill fill G. P. Irviiu; II. P. V. Brown '.n 22 i.'i V. R. J. liean i'.'i :■■' 78 J. Steer oo N. D. Bowman 02 'lV 12. F. V. Turner !M 10 7,1 A. B. Duncan 0! 17 77 O. V. Baker i ()■_: 24 70 \V. L. Partridge C. A. Noble inn 101 21 7!1 Ci. R. Wiilkico C. V. Glasson 1 on 2' 7!! 1 E. Snit;'. io;i 2 i 7il !

were us follows:- - I Gross. Hep. Net. I H. Senior and Miss I. I Merrv .70 1=) ;">;, C. S. 1'eale and Mrs J. E. Brocli.- .. (I:') 11 --if!L. CornatM and Mrs W. It. j'anne.-.nii 7:i 15 ,"i!i T. S. Kniejn and Miss G. K. Wilson Cfi 7 a!). G. 1.. \Vvnv;:id and Mrs V':'ii>;u"i 7:i !:; t;;i J. Snni'siin and Mi.--P. Clov.es 7! I ! tin F. \v". i.k.e;htou and Mrs K. Brooke 7 1 14 (1!) F. J. Gkickm, sen.. and Mrs F. J. Glaekm <i;l 7 CI J. A. Jamison and Mrs G. Gessi! 7J 11 Hi F. W. Brandt :i!id Mis--M. Hamilton 7a I 1 HJ F. O. Strong and Mr.-. : Strong 77 1'.! i;,r F. J. Glackin. inn., and Miss c;. ihissoii 12 .". f,\ 11. O. Hewlett and Mi.-s J. Dean 77 1! til F. L. Brandt and MrBrandt 7.7 1! c; J. Mortlock and Mrs Mortloek . 7:* 1-1 (,/> \V. Dickenson and Mrs II. V. Vviddcr.vson Til 1 1 k>

CroSS. licp. N<4. p. A. Cleland anil W. D.!. Cleland .. 77 !i lit: ; T. W. Patterson and .1. II. . . ."."< H 71 ; H. V. Sharp and I.. J. i.cv.-i.s .. . ::n ■'• 7::: r.. S. Smith and G. !•:. r>.Mi-v .. -I v vi .?. C'arlrr and T. S E. SliLiman and IP Dunham . . KT P. 7! : J. M. Preston and H. PiL-htband .. J>4 !) 7;"> ; n. Grance and R. At- _ | kmsnn . . , . ill 'J 7a : K. C. Ward and W. ; Mohat .. ;n ." vi; F. W. Deiiditon and !■'. Penfoki .. . . V,7 II Vii \ L. W. Hudson and P. ; A. Campbell . . i") Pi 77 i S. I'-.lilIs and G. M. | Voice .. . HI 1.) V!) J. P. Newman and \). ! Adams . :;;> :; i;:i P. S. rcar:-"ti and J. S. I Piper .. !':! I'-' •"" , N. V. Smith and A. C. W. Ohnrn and E. .'. i Jackson . . !'•> k: "I I \V T Glasgow and .J. \ Pierce .. •• tiY Hi HP R. (". P-urns and V). Sehnack . '.Ml !7 !!:! N". Jury and E. Atkinson .. •- •»'<" io sv:

were:— Gross. Hep. Net. J. Greenslade .. 94 21 W. Russell .. 89 If) 74 R. Lake .. 94 19 75 A. E. Mercer .. 100 24 Zli T. Fleming .. M 22 77 | S. J. Russell .. 101 24 77 ! B. Lake .. 98 20 7il ! R. A. Tavlor .. 102 22 so; S. Bowkcr .. 97 17 i'.O i A. Wilson '• .. 101 24 80!

P 1?n(' ( . CJross ;. Hep. Net. W. Walker . . i>7 ill! 2*1 Hi Vli F\. Spieer Ji.'i If) 70 P. K. Anderson ill! !."> 71 Ci. Holmes .. «).-> :n 71 H. H. Mackenzie !17 H> K. J. McMonainin 80 12 74 J. Mardnit . . 00 r> 7,i [a. Smart . . 91 i:; 70 H. A. Peim . . ill) M 70 M. Dearslev . . JIO 10 70 H. Throp . . 07 10 77 l.indsav Russell . . 91 11 77 II. Woods . . 91 Hi 70 B. T. Cobum . . 0') 10 71) B. Miles . . >).") it; 70 11. Aspinall !)!! j.i 70 The best eards h; iniled in tor ■ the Indies' stroke hundic; ip wet ■e:~nf N i; S11 M • w 1 t'.ross :. Hep. Nei. iviisa oii<a*iu Mrs Mardon .'.' 11 •! 1 0 00 7') Miss Johnston . . 1(1'! 7:i Mrs Dearsley . . 11 (J :n; SO Mrs Tucker . . 0!) 18 01 Mrs W. Smith . . 100 1!) 01 Miss M. Kenneuv .. 102 20 02 Miss Mnsf-rave . . 11!) ;v,i 00 Miss LoKfictt . . 124 :w

< .irosv Uv\ >. Not. Mrs Kallonn and K. A. Mi--. A. Min-hol! and H. till W. Anderson !>,"> :io (i.*> Mr and Mis It. s. M:ks S. Uritton and (.'. '.Hi Oborri si i :m G7 Mr and Mi,, J. K. Miss K.'l.vttlo and A. '»i i o (>l! E. G. I.yttlo !«o m t;;t Mrs A. liranch and \V Million <;. Mr anal Mrs H. Tin ■*tj,.c T/ 'I'. 1 1,., I,,,,.* ., f. / 1.'! :>l i':' (i:i nl I.>S I i. 1 I 1 ! (. \ , llOl I ( j V. f.. JeiVdl , nd :>■■; ::; 70 Miss Oliver and It. n. Jackson .. 87 1 (i 71 Miss A. Hini' and i,'. W. Reslev o:s ti 71 Miss V.. Kin:; a ' K. P. Hullo,\v. '.m :t, 71 Mrs. Herdman and A Slcv onsnn 07 I'li 71 Mr and Mrs A. 15. i, Smith . i (HI no 71! Miss It. Kdmoncls i ii id C. A. Cooper on : 7'' Miss M. I'etrc and V. Skinner loo ::;; 71! Mis-- Iv La-.vrr ,ce ; nit'l S. II. Piehl !»!) 11(1 Mi..s II. Sauar and l\T-...,.li...J Iv iwai (iiant Mr and Mrs .1. I,, n oil loi :;■, 0a HI 71 7 1 Mr and Mrs II. (.;. C. 1-yttlp 00 ill .■;■ Miss D. Irvine and \). A. Mi I cv; Mrs (,-. Horrv and ('. loi rii 7a •Shnw Mrs Qucrrr and \v 01 ill ■;;. Qikm-oc KM ■■,;

Gross. Hep. Net. A. (.'impel 77 12 (15 H. G. G. Lylt! Taylor Jon.sen p .. ti'A 11 14 i:; 07 oh 71 C Shaw To 7 7! I/. W. Besley . * Ki i:: 71 c! Brown .. SO 9 71 A. T. F. Stoke, s .. 85 14 71 D. H. KcniT l\ / .. US 14 71 M. C. Tavlor M. Mullaii .. 81! 14 11! H. F. Mora . . . 82 74 A. Stevenson <il> U 7,~) JUNIORS Gross. Hep. Net. R. T. Cooper .. 86 21 05 D. A. Clark .. .. 89 22 67 F. B. Skinner .. 91 19 72 R. A. Falloon .. m 19 67 R. C. Matthew s .. 94 24 70 H. M. Minson .. 90 18 72 J. W. Lovell .. 8!) 17 72 J. H. Shaw . . .. 98 :m 74 H. W. Andcrso n .. 96 21 F. V. Hodckin; >nn .. 99 24 75

H. Williams 02 21! 70 A. Jackson and Miss E. White-Parsons . , ai 13 71 H. Du:i;ilil and Miss Z. Bowling iiu 23 73 11. UcrbitlKO and Mi; >s C. Williams aj 13 75 M. L. Paj-e and Miss P. PI i miner 86 10 76 H. K. Avers and Miss E. Avers ■ .. 33 10 78