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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21284, 2 October 1934, Page 15

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HANMER SPRINGS CLUB An inter-club match was played dur-week-end between Amuri Club "d the Hanmer Springs Club on the Lmer links. Foursomes were played the morning and singles in the jternoon. Results were as follows: FOURSOMES Amuri. Hanmer. •o R Dearden '' nrf L H. D. M. Lewis and Davison' .. 0 A. Reid .. 1 P-, n C e S f3 E E.W.Carter and Sins 0 D. Stavert .. 1 Watkins v> K Argelin r, r Bean and and A. J. *r fiillics ■ • 0 Lahmert .. 1 ,t L Macfar- R. O'Loughlin V,ane and R. '"<* C. A. A. Chaffey .. 1 Lahmert .. 0 w'w D. Rogers P ',nd H. M. D. Si ark and J. qearle • ■ 0 Manson .. 1 v Oldman and G. Gavin and T. C Dean-" 5 •• 0 Menzies .. J •p ' McDonald ihd M. Mar- D. Roach and riner •• i p - Cross •• * R. Kennedy and M Rogers and G. O. Ruther*V Wright .. 0 ford .. J. i V. G'i i , MEN'S SINGLES Amuri. Hanmer. vWD. Rogers OD. Stark .. 1 t T Macfarlane 1 R. O'Loughlin 0 v Watkins .. OD. Stavert .. 1 p R. Dearden OD. M. Lewis .. 1 t' H Davison IA. Reid .. 0 rt'c Macfarlane iE. W. Carter.. I x> A. Chaffey IC. A. Lahmert 0 C Gillies .. OJ. A. Lahmert 1 HM. Searle .. AJ. Manson .. I TJC Bean .. IL. Anderson .. 0 B McDonald .. OD. Roach .. 1 M Marriner .. OP- Cross .. 1 y' Oldman -. OT. Menzies .. 1 •o Wright .. IG. O. Rutherford t) % Rogers .. IR. Kennedy .. J) 7 8 WOMEN'S SINGLES \ Amuri. Hanmer. Miss L. Hill .. OMiss M. Eaton 1 Mrs E. Taylor 0 Miss D. Richards i Mrs E. Watkins 0 Miss E. Parsons 1 Mrs M. Bethell 1 Miss C. Burns 0 Mrs P. R. Dearden .. 1 Miss M. Melbom 0 Miss T. A.PenMiss K. Polhill 0 ncy .. 1 Mrs J. L. Macfarlane .. 0 Miss N. Henshaw 1 MissS. Crossley 1 Mrs P. Cross.. 0 Mrs W. Williams 0 Mrs A. H. Tovey 1 Miss L.Gardiner 0 Mrs P. Breckon 1 Mrs L.H.Davison . - I Miss W. King I TBMFLETON LADIES' CLUB

During the wce]-;-end a match was played between a team from Avondale and a team from Templclon. The home team won by 71 games to 4£. The following are detailed results:— FOUR-BALL Avondale Templeton Mrs W. E. Mrs R. Lewis Stickings and Mrs I. MacMrs W. Owes 1 intyre .. i I.lrs J. R. Grange and Mrs E. Rudkin Miss P. Ell- and Miss M. 'vond ' .. 0 Arch cy . . 1 VMa K. Dob- Miss G. Shand -01 and Mrs and Miss M. r " " KintsJartd •■ 0 Middleton .. 1 jii-sT. "Snowies Mrs S. Priestnnd Mi- 1 ? M. nail and Miss LocLwocd ..lE. James .. 0 .SINGLES !.!«! •' V,\ E. Sticking.! . . 1 Mrs 11. Lewis 0 Mrs I. MacinMrs W. Owens 0 lyre • • 1 Mrs R. Grange 1 Mrs E. Rudkin 0 MlssP.Ellwoocl 0 MissM. Arehcy 1 Miss K. Dobson 0 Miss G. Shand 1 Miss N. MidMrs Kinqsland 0 dleton .. 1 Mrs S. PriestMiss T;Knowles 1 nail -. 0 Miss M. Lockwood .. 0 Miss E. James 1 Totals ..41 71 In the first round nC the McKillop Cup, a knock-out competition on handicap, the results were as follows: — Miss E. James (23) beat Miss A. Hart (30), 5 and 4. Mrs R. Lewis (14) beat Miss G. Drummond (36), 5 and 4. Miss L. Johnstone (27) beat Mrs M. Leggett C 6), 1 up. Miss J. Wright (20) beat Miss A. Mil-shall (33), 2 up. The trophy Riven by Mrs J. Eadie for a one-club match was won by Miss L Hanham, with a score of 117—35 82. A mid-week closing day competition next Thursday will take the form of a Canadian foursome, for trophies given by Mrs E. Rudkin. Players are requested to choose '.heir own partners and opponents. A four-ball bogey will be played on October 7, players arranging partners and opponents. A L.G'.U. medal match will be Flayed next Saturday. The draw is as follows:—Mrs A. Tucker and Mrs R. Lewis, Mrs E. Rudkin and Miss N. liddleton, Mrs I. Macintyre and Miss S. Seymour, Mrs R. Humnhreys and Mrs J. Eadie. Mrs \V. Smith and Miss E. James. Mrs W. Toomey and Mrs M. Leggett. Mrs R. Lawrence and Miss A. Scott. Mrs M. Morrow and Miss L. Johnstone, Miss J. Wright and M'ss 0. Gregory, Mrs M. Morton and Mrs F. Barritt. Miss G. Drummond and Wss A. Hart, Mrs W. S'mrs and Mrs S. Prlestnull. Mrs P. Anderson and Miss D. Musgrru'o, Mrs W. Miliner and Miss A. Marshall, Miss N. Rvan and Miss M. Bennett. Miss H. Fahey and scorer. A consolation match, for a trophv Siven bv Miss A. Hart, will be plaved in conjunction with the L.G.U. medal match next Saturday. The third round of ihe nnn-rnnd'c-m Match will be nlaved next Safurdnv. Th" following is th« draw:—Miss D. Hucktin and \V. r>onnrw<\ J- Hughes and Miss M. Blair. Miss E. fWrnn nnd Mi<-s L. Hanham. ™rs «. rMnaldson and Mrs ,T. Oakley. Mrs R. Kin? and Mi--s M. Cminher. M ;, -s E. nnd Mis« O. Konhnrn, Mi. '■■'-• A. P. Wil™,-, Mi«s T. O'MaH"V. Miss 7- Henburn and Miss TV. Rr.biu-on. '"i"" G. T>r»-r '"d W< K x J- Person. Mrs ?; Cairn-. rmVi M''-s G. Pnmmond, Miss and Mrs Nrale. AAH/IM LADIES' CLUB The flowing is the draw for the ladies' Golf Union match to be played °n October !i: Mr« Wntkins v. Mrs D . 0. Maerarlane. Mrs G. Rcid v. Mrs Bethel 1, Miss G. Boas;' and Mrs Jelfs, Miss M Boas.' v. Mrs J. L. Macfarlane. Mrs P. De:<rr]on v. Miss Mcßno. Miss p olhill v. Miss Duncan. Miss Tonkin v ' Miss Chamberlain, Miss Crosslcy v. 'corer. TIMARU CLUB .The best, cards handed in by rnero*«s of the Timaru Golf Club, who l °ok part in a bogey handicap (card [natch) on Saturday on the Highficld Jinks were:—

NORTH CANTERBURY V. CHRISTCHURCH The annual match between the combined clubs of North Canterbury and the Christchurch Golf Club, to be played on the Shirley links, will take place this year on October 14. The combined team will be as follows:—J. Millard (Avondale), J. D. Galloway (Rangiora), J. T. Smith (Ashburton), E. Hartley Smith (Harewood), K. O. Heney (Rangiora), P. G. Ellis (Rangiora) captain, R. G. Edwards (Rangiora), R. J. Smith (Kaiapoi), A. E. Giubb (Ternpleton), W. J. Anderson (Ashburton), O. J. Wilson (Russley), J. P. Gilmour (Russley), J. Gibson (Avondale), O. Andersen (Avondale), P. H. Barnard (Ternpleton), G. E. Berry (Avondale), W. Hedges (Ashburton), N. Roake (Harewood), G. T. Alley (Russley), G. L. Wynyard (Richmond Hill). Emergencies: R. B. Jackson (Rawhiti), D. W. Bowker (Waimairi Beach), D. M. Christie (Methven), W. R. Patrick (Ternpleton), H. F. Penlington (Russley), D. C. Crozier (Harewood). TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB The championship final of the Ternpleton Club was decided during the week-end and resulted in a win for R. Spicer. who bent P. H. Barnard at the twenty-sixth hole, 11 up and 10 to play. Both these players qualified at the bottom of the qualifying round, but both played hard matches to qualify for the final. In Die morning round Barnard became 1 up at the first with a bogey three, the next two holes being halved in bogey figures. At the short fourth Spicer made the match all square with a bogey three and 1 up at the fifth with "another bogey five. The sixth was halved in one over bogey figures and Spicer, with a nicely-played five at the seventh became 2 up. Barnard with a bogey four at the eighth reduced the lead to 1 up, but an excellent birdie 4 at the ninth made Spicer 2 up at the turn. Poorer golf by both players at the tenth and eleventh resulted in halves in one over bogey, but with the exception of number 14 Spicer did the remaining seven holes in bogey figures, to be 7 up at the end of the morning round. Tn the afternoon round there was oven better play by Spicer, who won the nineteenth with a bogey three and the twentieth with a birdie three making him 9 up. Barnard won the twentyfirst with a well-played bogey five, but at the short twenty-second he found the bunker and took 4 to a perfect birdie two by Spicer. Thetwenly-third in bogey five made Spicer 10 up, but this was reduced to 9 up at the twenty-fourth, where he found tl"f") trees, taking' 7, as against bof*ey four by Barnard. At the twenty-fifth Barnard duffed his tee shot, taking 7 to a 6 by Spicer, and the latter became 10 up again, with 11 to play. At the twenty-sixth both played good tee shots and Barnard played his second to within five feet of the pin. This was countered by Spicer's approach to within two feet. He holed out a birdie three, and so won the match 11 up and 10 to play.

KAIKOURA CLUB The best scores recorded in the eclectic match, played on Saturday, were as follows:-

The winner of tne Canadian foursome was Mrs C. Gray and T. Flower, who beat Miss P. Wallace and S. R. O'Callaghan in the play-off. Members are requested to bear in mine! the match to be played with Amuri at Wniau. this week-end. Players arc requested to notify Mr W. R. Teape if they are able to travel. Mr W R. Teape, in declaring the -eason closed, referred to the acquisition of the new golf course. For that reason alone the season was a notable one. The present course had improved as the ?ea?on went on, but generally the greens, approaches, and fairways had deteriorated, and there was no doubt that the new course would make a big difference to the Mrs Warner presented the trophies tc the winners, as follows:—Senior championship: W. R. Teape. Junior ehampionship: F. B. Sabiston ■Withers Cinr (' iViiie>- Moeridge Memorial Cu > : J' A. Reid. '.'resident's trophy: Y B. Sabiston. Captain's trophy: b. O'Callaghan.

HAWAUDEN LADIES' CLUB In a stroke round, the best scores returned were:— SENIOR Gross. Hep. Net. Miss Luckie .. 108 34 74 Mrs Macfarlane 95 1/ la JUNIOR Miss Quigley .. &> On Saturday Mrs Barker returned a card, 88-18-70. On Saturday morning a flag match was played and was won bv'Miss Blundcn ("senior) and Miss Quigley (junior). On Saturday afternoon"a mixed flag match foursome was played, after which Mrs Macfarlane presented the prizes won during the year:—Club championship, Miss Blundcn; Rutherford cup, Dr. Wood; Ladies' Golf Union silver medal, Miss Blunden; bronze medal, Mrs Scott; ringer competition, Miss Elunden; handicap ringer, Mrs Fahey; six best Saturday scores, Mrs Barker (senior), Mrs J. W. Wright (junior); closing day Hag match, Mis Blunden (senior), Miss Quigley (junior); club medals: April, Mrs Dalzell; June, Mrs Dalzell; July, Mrs Dalzell; May 2, Dr. V/ood; May 24. Mrs Pickering; Julv 12, Mrs Pawsey; August, Mrs Scott; September. Mrs Scott; junior bogey match. Miss Holler; Mrs Bcrr.ev's trophy, Miss Blakely; bogey mn'tch, Mrs Scott: bogey foursome (Mrs Pawsey's trophies), Miss White and Dr. Wood: mixed foursomes, Mrs Blunden and B. G. Rutherford; closing dav foursomes, Miss Wright and D. R/Rol'lo.

KAIKOLKA LADIES' CLUB

The result of the eclectic match, played on Saturday, is as follows:

Miss C. Wallace has reduced her handicap 1o 30 and Miss E. Hayward hers to 33. . . The following were the winners ot the trophies for the season:—Senior championship: Miss E. Mackle Jnnioi championship: Mrs E. J. Watts. 1 lesi dent's trophy: Miss E. Mackle. Captain's trophy: Mrs J. M Keid. Lady captain's trophy: Mrs Watts Ladies S C n^ : Ml.fs S^MacSc n : tSSI bonze medal: Miss L. Gordon. Ringers' competition: Miss E. Mackle.

AVONDALE LADIES' CLUB Entries for the Ladies' Golf Union medal competition to be played on Saturday, October 6, close with the secretary to-day. Mrs J. R. Grange was the winner of the play-off in the senior division for the stroke competition for Mrs Carter's trophy. GLEN-ITI CHJH

The Glen-iti Club (Timaru) held its championships during the week-end, The new title holders are as follows: Senior men's championship, E. O. Joseph; iunior men's championship, J. S. Satterthwaile; women's championship, Miss M. Stewart. The senior championship was played for by Joseph and D. Menzies, Joseph winning at the thirty-sixth green, 3 up and 2 to play.

Hep. 1 \ G. McCl-lland . <'•)■> 2 down 1 ■ T. Trvi,,..- .. 04) 5 down J • W. Lynch . . i'B) 7 down r . R. Green .. 0.3) <i down i |L. Barker .. '6) 9 down

Gross. Hep. Net. A. S. Robinson ..3!) 5 34 W . jX . Tcape .. 07 ? 34 Q c. Wallace; .. 40 5 35 F.' B. S&biston ..41 (> So J. A. Rcid .. 43 7 :«; J. 7,0 vctt .. 43 (i 37 T M. Reid . 42 4 3ii

Gross . Hep. Net. Miss E. Hayward .. 46 J 2 34 Miss P. Wallace .. 41 7 34 Miss E. Mackle .. 41 5 :ui Miss C. Wallace .. 47 11 3G Miss A. Boyd .. 43 0 37 Mrs J. M. Re id .. 40 7 39 Miss M. Mackle .. 43 3 40 Miss L. Gordon .. 50 9 41 Miss Freeman .. 53 12 41