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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21244, 16 August 1934, Page 15

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LAW STUDENTS' MATCH The members of the Canterbury Coli lege Law Students' Society will hold their annual golf match this afternoon at Avondale. The draw is as follows: —G. N. Holmes and T. A. Leitch, G. B. Slade and H. W. Thompson, E. A. Cleland and M. O. Stevens, K. J. McMenamin and J. R. Crawford, N. S. Bowie and I. W. Taylor, B. J. Bassett, and M. F. Foate, E. E. England and J. T. Watts, H. O. Jacobsen and M. P. Eales. Players are requested to be at the links by 1.30 p.m. Post entries will be accepted. 11AGLLY CLLIS Following is the draw for a bogey match to be played on Saturday:— 11.40 a.m.—T. "VV. Lewis and R. S, Kent v. W. Fisher and T. W. Reese, M. Foley and L. A. Woodward v. L. J. Keys and D. W. Russell, C. J. Gold.stone, L. Russell, and VV. M. Tyer.s, P. G. Greenwood and E. J. Ross v. J. A. Fyfe and F. B. Murray. J. Rennie and J. Fitzgerald v.,H. W. Nixon and J. G. Poison, J. C. Sheldon and J. Wyn Irwin v. G. MeLeod and D. N. Eppstein. 12.15 p.m.—R. A. Malcolm and S. Hunter v. G. Buchanan and E. M. Taylor, D. E. Hutton and R. H. Wedd v. F. J. Needham and C. H. White, J. C. Cullman and F. B. Neule v. M. R. Renton and C. W. Price. 12.30 p.m.—J. C. Cullman and F. B. Hale v. M. R. Renton and C. W. Price, S. W. Jameson and D. E. Wood v. P. C. Browne and E. E. Sailey, L. E. Rowley and J. Steer v. 3. Steele and H. D. Andrews, H. E. Edgar and W. McKenzie v. D. Buddo and H. E. Gcg- | gin, A. M. West and R. G. Goldstone i v. B. G. Goodwin and J. Barnett. 12.4!") p.m.—G. K. McAilum and N. | S. Coxhead v. R. D. Harmau and W. ' A. Pu'-die. F. A. Ellis and G. S. Strack ' v. D. Crozier and H. L. Vincent, E. E. : EngJand and W. B. Leete v. R. V. i Kennedy and E. S. Bowie, W. G. Brass | and E. R. Webb v. C. P. Bruere and I A. L. Ross. V. Hamilton and E. E. DcJahunlv v. F. E. Morris and W. BeaFollowing is the draw for the senior I and junior club championships:— I Seniors—R. S. Kent v. S. Hunter. .1. C. Cullman v W. Fisher. .J. A. Fyfe ' \. L. Russell, T. \V. Rcjsc v. J. Wyn! Irwin. Juniors— K. M. Taylor v. winner of. Jameson and Steer. G. W. Stephens v. V. B. Murray, R. G. Goldstone v. F. Rennie, F. J. Ncedharn v. C. P. Bruere. RAWHITI CLUB The following is the draw for a stroke handicap in conjunction with the second round of the champlouship, lo be held over the week-enu: — No. 1 Tee—B. A. Miles, J. W. Loveli, F. B. Skinner, 9 a.m.; J'. G. Ramsay, F. V. HotlgKinson, H. W. Anderson, 9.3 a.m.; H. M. ivhnson, A. B. 1.. Smith, It. T. Cooper, 9.6 a.m.; D. A. Clarice, H. C;. Shaw, G. L. Berry. 9.9 a.m.; L. J. lloskin, A. H. Lee, T. Hazard. 9.12 a.m.; T. Matson, E. P. Miller, A. P. ilobson,-9.15 a.m.; A. L. Large, J. H. Shaw. C. W. Rudkin, 9.18 a.m.; W. S. Mikkelson, R. S. Matthews. N. A. Danicll, 9.21 a.m.; A. J. Manning, I. Robins, F. A. Mannhm, .9.24 a.m.; A D. Clarke, E. W. Clinstensen, C. Couldwell. 9.27 a.m.: A. A. Mitchell, N. H. Rudkin, W. Lee, 9.30 a.m.; R. E. Henderson. E. Kibblewhite, K. J. Campbell, 9.33 a.m.; R. Falloon, E. Marchant, 9.30 a.m.; L. C. Matson, A. Stevenson, 15. Coburn. 9.39 a.m. No. 4 Tee—N. Jarvis. W. Quere- W. Agar, 9 a.m.: M. Tavlor, R. B. Jackson, 11. Throp, 9.3 a.m.; H. G. G. Lyttle, C. Shaw. H. Taylor, 9.6 a.m.; J. E. Gudgeon. V. L. Jensen, D. H. Kennedy, 9.9 a.m.; J. Hastings, C. M. Mullan, A. !•:. G. LytHe. 9.1 li a.m.; C. A. Cooper, tl. Sparrow. C. Brown. 9.15 a.m.; D. A. Tan. L. W. Lesley, 9.18 a.m. AKAKOA ILI B The third round of the Armstrong Cup lias been completed, with the following results:--W. B. Ramsay beat T. E. Armstrong, P. O'Dohcrty beat. W. W. Olivtr. J. McKav beat Miss N. Wri.cht, R. Bruce beat O. Giddens, J. Wright heal Miss M. Armstrong, Miss M. Jaeobsou beat Miss J. Clements, W. M. McClurc beat. Mrs 11. W. Oliver, Miss E. Jaeobson beat Mrs F. G. Armstrong. The draw for the fourth round is as follows:—W. H. Ramsay plays P. O'Dohcrty, J. McKay plays R. Bruce, .1. Wright pJavs Miss M. Jaeobson, W. M. MeClure plays Miss E. Jaeobson. A.MBKKLEY CLUB The draw for the fourth round of the competition for the Campbell rosebowl, to be played on Saturday, is:— 12.45, J. McDonal 1 plays I. G. Grierson; 12.48, R. H. Harris plavs H. E. Parsons; 12.51. W. Wade plays J. V. Oxley; 12.54. R. T. Beveridge plays J. Sclioficld; 12.57, R. Bumey plays D. McLean; 1 p.m., A. A. Holland plays G. W. Rhodes; 1.3, C. A. Wornall plays E. Lvttle, 1.7, K. Pcitv plavs M. I. Mnltlms; 1.10, C. James plays A. M. Gray. MALVERN Chili In a stroke match, played by the Malvern Club, the following were the best cards:— Gross. Hep. Net. Robert Todd .. 90 24 72 W. Todd .-. 9fl 20 7(i Dr. Mintv '.. 103 22 81 Mrs Norton .. 100 1!) 31 Robert Reid .. B=> 2 83 Miss S. GilJandcrs .. 110 28 82 Mrs G. Dysart. .. 115 27 88 Miss D. Todd ..113 21 03 The annual match with the Hororata Club is postponed. There will be a mixed fourball bogey handicap on Saturday. T L.MUKA CLUB The tullowinij- is the order of the draw lor a stroke competition on Saturday:—Mirs Al. McShane v. Mrs Hughes, Mrs Milliken v. Mrs Lucy, Mi: s H. Brernnor v. Miss M. Topham, Mrs Shand v. Miss E. MeLeod, Miss K. McShane v. Miss B. Lee, Mrs Sheen Miss P. Austin. The team to play against Geraldine at Geraldine is: Miss Hamfin, Mrs Dick, Mrs Mclnnes-, Mrs Laurenson. Miss Johnston, Miss E. Bremner, Miss B. Austin, Miss Twentyman, and Miss Grigg. AVONDALE LADIES' CLUB The following is the draw for the Ladies' Golf Union medal competition to be played at Avondale on Saturday: Miss E. L. Sapsford and Mrs W. J. Owens. Mrs J. Martin and Miss P. Ellwood, Miss G. Marriott and Mrs C. S. Griffiths. Mrs W. E. Sticking* and Miss K. Dobson. Miss I. A. Maindonald and Mrs J. R. Grange, Mrs J. Kingsland and Mrs J. Pierce, Mrs L. Smith and Mrs F. Reynolds, Miss M. Johnston and Miss M. Todd, Miss I. Robson and Miss I. Bishop, Miss J. Grange and Miss S. Britton, Mrs A. Boon and Miss F. Low. Miss K. Kennedy and Miss M. Lockwood, Mrs R. Atkinson and Mrs O. Andersen, Mrs L. A. Gordon and Mrs A. Spence, Mrs Black and Mrs H. R. Butland. Miss A. D. Butcher and Miss T. Knowles, Mrs Rimmington and Miss J. Matheson, Mrs R. Campbell and Mrs P. Delargey, Miss O'Carroll and scorer. Post, entries, will be accepted

TEMUKA CLUB The team to represent the Temuka Golf Club in a match against Highfield to-day will be:—C. L. Fraser, J. T. Smart, W. Pcarce, R. H. Taylor, A. S. Mclnnes, G. Low, W. Shand, B. Edwards, T. Edwards. G. C. Fraser, G. Gilbert, T. M. Lucy, E. C. Brittenden - x - The following will represent the men's club in the match with Geraldine, at Geraldine, on Saturday:—C. L. Fraser, J. T. Smart, H. Hitchcock, W. Pearse. E. N. Mosley, J. R. Turnbull, W. B. Sutcliffe, D. Stewart, W. McGillen, and G. C. Fraser. MAYFIELD CLUB In a Stableford bogey match lor Mr D. J. Morrow's trophy the following were the best cards handed in:— Miss B. Morrow 31, Mrs F. D. Morrow 31, Miss P. Howden 30, Miss M. Corbett 30, Mrs J. J- Mulligan 29, Miss M. Howden 29, Mrs G. N. Harrison 29, Mrs Turner 28, Mrs D. J. Morrow 28, L R. Harrison 37, R. Oakley 36, Ronalii Oakley 32, F. Tasker, jun., 31, G. B. Murdoch 31, N. W. Orr 31, J. J. Mulligan 30. A one-club match will be played next Saturday for trophies presented by Mr Jos. Murdoch. METHVEN CLUB The Methven Golf Club played an 18- hole bogey match on the Mount Harding links, the winner being P. A. Watson, 3 down. Other good cards were: D. M. Christie 5 down. Dr. D. S: Wallace 6 down. The following is the draw for the semi-finals for the championship:—Christie plays Waddington, Fryer plays Gerard. The following players will represent the Methven Golf Club in a match against Ashburton next week-end at Ashburlon—D. M. Christie, H. Fryer,! P. A. Watson, Geo. Waddington. H. E. Farr. S. M. Jackson. A. D. Norris, D. G. Wallace, J. Roberts, G. Petrie, Miss C. Holmes, Mrs A. White. Mrs Jesse Stone, Mrs P. A. Watson. AMBEKLEY LADIES' CLUB The draw lor a medal match to be played on Saturday is:—Miss Kennedy plays Miss Frew, Miss E. Chamberlain plays Miss Payne, Miss Grierson plays Miss Shaw. Mrs Schofield plays Mrs C. A. Wornall, Mrs G. W. Rhodes plays Miss George, Mrs A. A. Holland plays Miss Fletcher. Miss S. M. Rhodes plays Mrs Payne, Miss Rutherford plays Miss Firth. TEMUKA LADIES* CLUB The following were the best scored in a medal round:— SENIORS Gross. Hep. Net. Mrs Dick ..97 16 81 Miss Hanifm .. 100 14 86 JUNIORS Miss Ferguson .. 98 31 67 j Miss M. McShane .. 106 34 72 Miss B. Austin .. 102 28 74 i Miss Johnston ..98 23 75 [ Mrs Laurenson .. 100 19 81 Miss Twentyman .. 11l 30 81 Miss C. Grant .. 101 19 82 The C grade scores were:—Miss Dalton 55, Mrs Hughes 63, Mrs Milliken 65, Miss B. Lee 70. The winner of Mrs Topham's trophy fn the eclectic match was Miss Ferguson, with 97—31—66. Other scores were:— Gross. Hep. Net. Miss C. Grant ..86 19 67 •Miss M. McShane .. 102 34 63 Miss B. Austin ~98 28 70 Miss Twentyman .. 101 30 71 Mrs Dick ..89 16 73 Miss Hanifln .. 88 .14 74 Mrs Laurenson .. 93 19 74 ASHBURTON LADIES' CLUB The second qualifying round of the senior and junior championship of the Ashburton Ladies' Golf Club will be played to-day. The draw is as follows:—Mrs R. Kennedy and Miss A. Madden, Mrs R. B. Lambert and Miss J. Lane, Mrs S. J. Thomas and Mrs H. Thompson, Mrs E. B. Condell and Miss E. Millichamp, Mrs J. Smith and Mrs J. M. Mcßae, Mrs J. B. Nicoll and scorer, Mrs L. J. Watt and Miss J. Dunlop, Mrs J. Sinclair and Miss Brown, Mrs H. A. Vezey and Mrs Bennett, Mrs J. Bathgate and Mrs F. W. Watt, Miss P. Cox and Mrs W. Mulligan, Mrs J. Connor and Miss A. Amos, Mrs W. H. Amos and Mrs G. I. Miller, Mrs G. C. Nicoll and Mrs F. W. Seldon, Mrs Carter and Mrs S. H. Truman, Miss D. Vesty and Miss Litten. Unqualified players extra score:— Miss M. Milsom and Mrs H. G. Ferrier. Mrs A. Horsey and Mrs J. R. Wells, Mrs P, Doig and Miss H. Harper.

METHVEN LADIES' CLUB The Methven Ladies' Golf Club played an 18-hole bogey match on the Mount Harding links. This was won by Miss Natalie Holmes with 1 up, Mrs A. White being second. In the second round of the championship Miss Cecilie Holmes beat Mrs P. A. Watson, 3 up and 2 to play. The second round is to be completed by Saturday. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP IN BELGIUM T. H. COTTON'S SUCCESS (UKWEI) I'EESS iSSOCUTION—BV ELKCTBIC TtLEGRArII COI'VUIGHT.) BRUSSELS, August 14. T. H. Cotton won the Belgian open golf championship with an aggregate of 279. His rounds to-day Were 73 and 68. Percy Alliss was second, with 282, and Boker (France) third, with 236. A. H. Padgham unfortunately misread his starting-lime, and the officials were reluctantly compelled to disqualify him when he was late. MISSES GAISFORD AND KAY IN AUSTRALIA FREMANTLE, August IS. Miss Bessie Gaisford and Miss Oliver Kay, New Zealand golfers, arrived from England by the Strathnaver. They will compete in the championships in the eastern states. Both agreed that Miss Pam Barton, the 17-year-old runner-up in the English championship, was the outstanding personality in women's golf in Great Britain, and was sure to be the champion of Great Britain before long.