GOLF

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21437, 1 April 1935, Page 9

GOLF

♦ SIMES CUP AT HANMER WIN FOR AVONDALE I'AIR Conditions were ideal for golf during the week-end. The weather was at its best, warm enough, and with just the right amount of wind to make the 1 game interesting without being unpleasant. Courses had lost some of their fire after the rains of the week. Chief interest centred in the annual tournament at Hatvmer, where the Simes Memorial Cup and the Bascand Cup were played. These were very entries for the tournament, arid the city clubs were represented, most of them by strong players. The Simes Cup was won by an Avondale pair, T. Easterbrook and Miss Todd, with a net 137 for the three rounds of 13 holes. Their handicap was 44. The Bascand Cup went to a Hanmcr pair, D. M. Lewis and Miss E. Farsons. C. J. Ward and Miss Stevenson, of Shirley, were next. At Shirley, the first round of the Borthwick Vase was played, three of the four games being completed. Stroke handicaps were played on Saturday at Hagley. The senior event went to P. G. Greenwood with a net 64. In the junior division there was a tie between F. J. Needham and E. A. Summers with net cards of 63, five strokes ahead of their nearest opponent. J. S. Wilson won the senior division of the stroke handicap played at Harewood. The junior event went to R. Twyneham with a net 67. The triple tie in the opening day fourball bogey was also played, off, Mr and Mrs P. O'Shea winning. A Canadian foursome was played at Hussley on Saturday, the winners being H. F. Penlington and H. L. Blaniires with a card of 5 up. During the week-end the club played the second round of the Toss'will Cup with stroke handicaps. The best card among the seniors was from A. E. Ackroyd, net 66. V. R. J. Hean returned a net 68 to take the junior medal. At Avondale the J. Martin Cup, a

four-bait bogey, was played on Saturday. Cleland and W. M. Cleland won with a card of 6 up. On Simday the club played a Stableford competition. B. T. Martin winning with a score of 43. The Dunes, at which Miss J. C. Maccfonald sank her tee shot last week, "was again holed in one on Saturday by H. V. Sharp. A Stableford competition was played at Richmond Hill. D. C. Johnston won the senior event, with a total of 38. F. H. Hamilton led the juniors with a score of 37. At Templeton the first rounds of the knockout competitions were played. There was a tie in the bogey competition played at V/aimairi, B. C. Bradshaw and S. J. Russell coming in with cards of 4 up. Bradshaw won on the play-off. The Rawhiti-Club played stroke handicaps. C. W. Mullan won the senior division with a net 63 and /v. B. L. Smith the junior with a net 59. Playing at Charteris Bay, H. E. Ayers holed his tee shot at the ninth, 150 yards. CHRISTCHURCFI CLUB The first round of the Borthwick Vase was played at Shirley on Saturday. Results:— A. A. Boon beat L. Hansen, 2 and 1. E. J. Pumphrey beat J. Polph, 2 and J. '> G. P. Parkinson beat M. H. Godby, '2 and 1. C. J. Ward and T. W. Haverfield have yet to play. RI'SSLEY CLUB

A Canadian foursome bogey was played at Russley on Saturday in perfect weather. Excellent card:; were handed in, the best being:— H. F. Penlington and H. L. Blamires (8) .. sup J. Binsted and H. A. Penn (9) . • ■ • 4 U P E. F. L. Hill and J. I. Moir (10) ■ • •• 3 up G. T. Alley and O. J. Wilson (3) .. lup H. F. Robertson and R. A. Witbrock (8) .. lup R. B. Dagger and H. O. Hewlett (9) 1 up J. R.' Stevenson and A. A. Blunden (11) .. lup F. Armstrong and M. Armstrong (11) ■ • 1 U P E. J. Hampton and J. M. Stewart (13) .. lup F. V. Turner and H. C. H assail (13) .. lup R. L. Ronaldson and T. H. Mills (7) ■ • all square yr. M. Ross and A. B. Duncan (8) • • all square A. E. Ackroyd and H. P. V. Brown (10) . ■ all square N. D. Bowman and H. S. Beaumont (12) ■ • all square F. C. Fairoloush and J. R. Templin (13) • • all square J. Rennie and T. W. Vickery (16) • • all square A. W. Smithson and F. A. Jarrett (8) ■.. 1 down C. H. Johnstone and J. V. Glasson (10) 1 down A. C. Keell and J. C. Bates (11) ■ • 1 down A. L. Smith and C. V. Glasson (14) .. 1 down The second qualifying round of the Tosswill Cup was played on Sunday. A large number o£ players competed, the best scores being:—

HAKEWOGD CLUB A stroke handicap was played at Harewood yesterday. The course was in greatly improved order. The best cards were:--

The tic was played off for the opening day fuurbali bogey, between F. pjuris and Miss M. Ward, T. C. Wallace and Mrs Wallace, and P. O'Shea and Mrs O'Shea. The winners were O'Shea and Mrs O'Shea, with the excellent card of 8 up. A fourbail bogey handicap will be played next Sunday, players to arrange partners and opponents. Starting times may be booked with the secretary.

AVONDALE CLUB A fourbail bogey handicap was played at Avondale on Saturday for the J. Martin Cup. Conditions were good and some good play was witnessed. E. Cleland (8) and W. M. Cleland (G). who returned a card of 6 up, were the winners. Scores were:— E. Cleland (8) and W. M. Cleland (6) .. 6 up A. Gibson (8) and R. S. Pearson (3) .. 5 up H. V. Sharp (5) and L. J. Lewis (11) .. 3up T. Condliffe (11) and F. W. Dcighton (7) .. 2up C. S. Mills (16) and K. C. Ward (2> .. 2 up J. Newman (8) and E. J. Jackson (11) .. 2 up E. Atkinson (9) and W. Rose (14) • ■ 2 up R. St. G. Atkinson (8) and C. G. M. Boyce (14) . . 2 up T. W. Patterson (9) and J. H. Glasson (18) .. 1 up J. R. Grange (9) and K. More (.15) .. 1 up J. S. Piper (12) and A. N. Cx'aven (13) .. 1 up J B. McClymont (8) and N. V Smith (7) . . all square The following are the best cards returned in the stroke handicap played under the Stableford system at Avondale on Sunday. B. T. Connal, a new player, was the winner, and by scoring 19 points earned a substantial reduc-' tion in handicap:—

II AG LEY CLUB Following were the best, scores in a stroke competition played at Hagley on Saturday afternoon:—

KAIAPOI CLUB A fourball bogey match was played at I,ho Kaiapoi course on Saturday afternoon. The following were the best cards returned:— R. H. Reid and G. Brown .. 2up G. Wilson and F. S. Srnail .. 2up J. G. P. Hicks and G. Hammer • • a 'l square V. Shcehy and J. Haltigan 1 down E. J. Corcoran and L. 11. Pctrie • ■ 3 down L. G. Billcliff and M. Baker 3 down S. Rinnldi and E. E, Papprill . ■ '1 down A GOLF TIP. When your ball must hold the green, the S.S. NORTH BRITISH will not Tail you. Its advanced scientific design makes it easy to control, and this in turn gives you confidence, especially in those approach shots around the green. In addition, the S.S. is still the longest driving bail in the world —played by Champions everywhere. S.S. NORTH BRITISH .. 3/-

SIMES CUP TOURNAMENT The weather was again perfect for the Simes Cup play at Haumer Springs on Saturday. The following were the best scores:— Gross. Hep. Net.

BASCAND CUP The Bascand Cup was played in conjunction with the Sunes Cup andwas won by two lianmer players. The results were: — D. M. Lewis and Miss E. Parsons . • •■ • ■ C. J. Ward and Miss Stevenson 10/ M. W. Simes and A. D. Tench .. Im> B G Rutherford and Miss Loughnan .. • R. Bradshaw and D. Stark .. "U T. Easterbrook and Miss Todd .. I" 1 G. L. Rutherford and Miss B. Rutherford _ ■ ■ D. C. Clirnie and G. L. Wynward •• - t - ' C. Plimmei" and R. G. Curver .. l<>» R. Ormond and Miss Watkins .. lot A medal match piayed during the week-end bv visitors and club members resulted as follows:

A fourball bogey was also played during the week-end. Results were as follows: — Miss J. Sutherland and D. Slavert - • .. (J up G. Gavin and D. Roach .. 4 up C. PlimmcT and Gower .. '1 up M. W. Sirnes and A. D. Tench .. £ U P K. C. Ensor and A. Reid . . 2 up Miss M. Stewart and B. P. Moodio . • .. 2 up C. J. Ward and Miss Stevenson • • "* u ~ 5 W G. Morrison and J. E. Donald .. all squaro S. T. Rutherford and N. E. Tingey • • • • a ll square A. Henry and W. J. Horwell all square P. L. Wynyard and Mrs Wynvard . • ■ ■ all square Miss E. Parsons and D. M. Lewis . • .. all square I. M. Godby arid Miss H. Eiuchanan .. .. all square J. L. Vergette and W. J. Barlow . • • • 1 down H. S. Williams and A. M. Sntterthwaite . • 1 down J. B. Graves and T. Wood 1 down M. L. Page and Miss Plimmer • * .. 1 down J L. Davis and M. B. Cook 1 down G A. K. Williams and Miss Robertson •• 1 down H. J. Peek and T. Menzica down K P. Miller and D, A. Clarke .. • • 2 down C T. Werrcn and S. J. Moore •• 2 down

templeton country club The first round of the senior and junior knock-out competitions were played during the week-end. The course was in good condition after the heavy rain during the week. The following were the results: SENIOR B F Kecne beat A. E. Grubb. J.' Higgs beat T. E. Sewell. F. Williamson beat E. Rudkm. A. E. Clui.ee beat H. Woods. F Barritt beat A. B. Anderson. W H. Lee beat W. Millner. G. M. Condlifle and N. Faiiant, square. R Spicer beat W. H. Davis. F." Jull beat I. Macintyre. R. Smart beat F. W. Helm ore. P. Anderson beat L. Russell. H. Marshall, sen., beat A. Mercer. JUNIOR M. J. Grimmer beat J. A. Pope. w". R. Jones beat C. H. Rich. H Marshall, jun., beat L. Peine. ,T. Gunderson beat H. Instone. W W. McKinney beat A. K. Woolle>F.'A. McTciguc beat J. Oakley. R. King beat M. O. Sinclair tbj- default). . S Priestnall beat H. Simpson. All events set down for April /i have been put forward to April A,. RICHMOND HILL CLUB A Stableford handicap was played under ideal conditions at Richmond Hill on Saturday afternoon. The results were as follows:

WAIMAIKI BEACH CHI! A bogey handicap played at Waimairi yesterday resulted in a win for B. C. Bradshaw, who beat S. J. Russell in the play-oIT. The best cards were:B. C. Bradshaw • ■ ' Uil S J. Russell • • | W. Russell ■ • • • "I' .T A M. Rrittenden ■ ■ 1 u i> B. M. Lake ■ ■ \ «' OWM R. ,T. G. Collin.: .. • ■ * c ow " I, W. Eihonton . • 1 r j l,lA ' n G. H. V/. Gale ■ • ■ ■ down B. C. Parker • • • • r '°wn It. V. Rossi • • • ■ 4 down 11. P. Wells • • ■ • - 1 " mvn J. Greenslade • • • • 4 - down

RAWHITI ('LIT. A stroke handicap war placed ci (lie week-end. The following were the best cards returned: —

ASHBUKTON CLUB A fourball bogey match was played by the Ashburton Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. The course was in good order. The winners were J. T. Smith and A. Sutherland, who finished 5 up. The cards handed in were as follows: — J. T. Smith and A. Sutherland. • .. • ■ 5 up G. B. Williams, and J. Rooncy . . 3 up H. G. Ferrier and W. Hedges . . .. 3 up C. A. Cuff and F. Madden 3 up R. B. Lambert and T. W. R. Gudsell .. .. 2 up ,J. M. Mcßae and L. B. Mace .. 1 up S. H. Truman and D. F. Macdonald .. .. 1 up H. Lewis and J. Lane all square 11. A. Vezey and A. 11. Todd all square I. Gilchrist and D. Bowden . . .. all square J. Sinclair and R. Slinrplin . • .. 1 down L. E. Carter and K. Shearman .. .. 1 down J. Connor and L. A. Charles .. . • 2 down W. P. Anderson and J. R. Wells .. ■. 2 down E. A. Cockroft and F. L. Smith .. -.3 down

RANGIORA CLUB The Rangiora Golf Club opened its season on Saturday, when a mixed foursome, the trophies for which were given by the president (.Mr A. Buckingham), was played. The winners were Miss D. T. Payne and J. D. Galloway. There were more than one hundred members and visitors present, and after the links had been declared open for play by the president 64 players took part in the competition. The best cards were:—

GEUALMNE CLUB The oflieial opening of the Geraldine' District Golf Club's new course and pavilion was held yesterday. The president, Mr G. N. Feilden, extended a hearty welcome and hoped that the coming season would prove most successful. Mr Feilden then asked Mr A. A. Ileaddic, the club's sole life member to declare the links open officially. The pavilion was then entered by Mrs Feilden, who was presented with a gold key by Mr Readdie. A mixed'foursome was then played. The best scores handed in were:—

TIMARU CLUB A lr.-Hch was plaved by '.he Timaru Golf Club on Saturday between team;; sekiM'd by Die president and the vicepresident. The president's team won by l:-: games to 12. CLKN-ITI (TIMAUI) CLUB Fine weather favoured the Glen-iti Golf Club for the opening of its season on Saturday, when a mixed foursomes match was played. In welcoming those present, the president (Mr G. S. Carmichael) said that the club had 23 more members than at the opening of the season last year. The results were:—

BRITISH LADIES' TEAM FOR TOUR TWO MEMBERS CHOSEN (U.SITEU I'IIESP ASSOCIATION—IIT ELXCTBIC 1 EI.EG I!. Mil —CO WRIGHT.) LONDON, March 29. Mrs Andrew Holm, Miss Wanda Morgan, and 'Miss Dorothy M. Pearson have notified the Ladies' Golf Union that thev are unable to tour Australia and New Zealand. Mrs Walter Greenlees and Mrs J. B. Walker have definitely been selected, and the remaining two members of the team will bo chosen later. It was decided that players who have toured in South Africa or Canada are '.ineligible. Mrs P. Hodsen was appointed ncnplayer captain.

STROKE HANDICAPS Senior Gross. Hdcp. Net. A. E. Ackroyd 77 11 66 C. H. Johnstone 78 11 67 J. R. Crawshaw 32 14 6?> A. B. Duncan 82 14 68 H. P. Rennle 75 6 69 H. F, "Robertson 78 8 70 J. Binsted 80 10 70 C. E. Evans 81 11 70 j. L. Barriball 81 11 70 G. J. Leech 84 14 70 J. W. Logan 80 9 71 G. A. Connal 81 10 71 F. A. Jarrett 83 12 71 A. C. Keell 85 14 71 G. T. Alley 76 4 72 72 H. F. Penlington 80 8 8 A. W. Smithson 80 72 A. P. O'Callaghan 81 9 72 E. F. L. Hill 85 13 72 G. M. Hall 85 14 72 A. M. Fowler 80 7 73 P, Wynn*Wil3iams 80 7 73 J. R. Stevenson 82 9 73 f-R. B. Smythe 85 12 73 Junioi Gross. Hdcp. Net. V. R. J. Hcan 90 22 68 A. L. Smith 84 15 69 E. C. Tipping 85 16 69 G. W. Russell 86 16 70 A. A. Blunden !)() 20 70 W. J. Hunter 92 22 70 H. C. Hassall 89 18 71 J. A. Philp 9:j 91 22 19 71 H. F. Hanna 72 G. F. Bridges 93 20 73 74 N. D. Bowman 90 10 G. W. C. Smithson 97 23 74 P. H. T. Alpers 98 24 74 T. A. Fleming 92 17 75 C. V. Glasson 9.9 24 75 H. S. Beaumont 90 "15 16 75 F. V. Turner 92 76 W. H. Price 95 19 76 G. R. Wallace 100 24 76

SENIORS Groos. Hdcp. Net. ,T S. Wilson .. GO 11 69 c. L. Crowley 82 11 12 71 F. W. Stevens .. 83 71 E. T. Beaven 85 13 72 r. B. Cromb £•5 13 72 H. M. S. Dawson .. 34 12 72 G. B. Slartc .. 86 72 A. T. Boil 86 13 73 C. S. Peate .. 80 7 73 D. Gowcr .. f!3 9 74 74 C. E. Hay .. 83 14 R. G. Malcolmson .. 24 10 74 H. M. Taylor .. 84 10 74 A. R. Blank . 70 acr 76 A. C. Parson .. 90 14 76 A. L. Kay .. 91 14 77 T R. Mills .. 90 13 77 w. L. Lawry 8G 8 78 c. J. McFadden .. 87 9 78 JUNIORS Gross. Hdcp. Net. R. Twyneham .. 83 16 67 A. Johnston . . 8:j 17 68 B. J. Wilkes . . 87 18 69 F. O. Schmidt . . 89 18 71 F. I:!. Brown . . 89 17 72 J. A. Johnston . . 88 16 72 G. J. Jenkin . . 92 20 72 L. Jewell .. 95 22 73 E. H. Buckeridge .. 94 20 74 J. A. Davis .. 96 22 74 A. W. Williams no 16 74 J. T. Watts .. 90 16 74 C. W. Champion .. 95 20 75 C. L. Green .. 93 18 75 A. A. Grimmur 93 18 75 R. da G. Robilliard .. 93 18 75 T. C. Wallace .. 93 18 75 C. G. Hill .. 9G 20 76 C. G. Pcnlington .. 92 16 76 P. Irwin .. 101 24 77 D. I. Macdonald .. 97 20 77 S. W. Binn.? .. 96 18 73 J. R. Cameron .. 99 20 79 G. H. Frater .. 07 18 79

points Hep. Tl. B. T. Connal .. 19 21 43 T. Condliffe .. 2fi 14 40 J. S. Piper S3 10 39 38 R. S. Pearson 28 10 H. Woof .. 14 24 38 G. E. Berry . . 30 7 37 C. G. M. Boyce .. 19 18 37 J. A. Grange . . 25 12 37 K. J. McMenamin . . 20 10 36 R. D. Frizaell . . 20 10 36 H. Tillman . . 13 23 36 E. J. Jackson .. 20 15 35 T. W. Patterson .. 23 12 35 E. A. Cleland .. 24 11 35 R. A. Campbell . . 23 12 35 J. Martin .. 12 23 35 A. L. Craven .. 17 17 34 G. L. Youns .. 12 22 34 T. J. Wallburton .. 16 18 34 A. W. Spence . . 18 15 33 N. V. Smith .. 24 9 33 J. M. Preston . . 21 12 33 S. Atkinson .. 20 12 32 J. Newman . .. 21 10 31 R. McNish 7 24 31 J. B. McClymont . . 21 10 31 J. L; Blair . . 23 8 31 J. W. Jackson . . 25 (j 31 E. Shennan . . 17 14 31

SENIORS Gross. Hep. Net. P. G. Greenwood .. 78 14 64 W. M. Tyers .. 83 17 6fi Denys Hoare ,. 85 18 67 F. E. Morris .. 85 18 67 R. S. Kent .. 78 10 tin C. J. Goldstonc . . SO 12 68 S. Steele . . 84 16 68 E. E. England . . 84 16 68 T. W. Lewis . . 87 18 69 J. G. Poison .. 87 18 60 G. S. Strack . . 84 14 70 J. A. Masterton .. 8G 1G 70 W. Fisher . . 86 16 70 JUNIORS Gross. Hep. Net. F. J. Necclham .. 83 20 63 E. A. Summers .. 8(1 23 63 F. J. B. Murlny .. 88 20 68 C. J. Bruere .. 92 24 68 E. Delahunty 93 24 69 H. E. Goggin .. 93 24 69 D. Crozier . . 92 22 70 G. Sutton .. 92 22 70 D. E. Hutton . . 94 24 70 W. MacKenzie . . 95 24 71

T Easterbrook and 44 137 Miss Todd. 101 D. Roach and G. 47 141 Gavin 183 D. Bradshaw and D. 34 146 Si ark 180 M. W. Simes and A. 2G 147 D. Tench 173 D. M. Lewis and Miss 12 148 E. Parsons ICO A. Reid and K. C. 20 149 Enso,r 169 a. Pli miner and R. G. 184 28 156 Gower Miss M. Aix-hey and 202 44 Miss E. James .. 158 G. B Rutherford ancl 16 159 Miss H. Loughnan 175 Mrs W. E. Simes and 211 52 159 Mi's W. Toomey D. Stavert and C. A. 107 28 159 Lahmert R. M. Adams and H. 25 159 R. T. Spanjer . . 184 C. •T. Ward and Miss s 159 J. Stevenson 1.C7 R. T. Beveridgc and 24 100 Miss Frew 184 N. E. Tin.i'ey and Mrs 193 33 160 Tingey E. W. Carter and J. 11 161 A. Lahmert 172 R. Ormond and Mrs 134 23 161 E. H. VVatkins .. J. Garner and A. 39 161 Wright 200 A. M. Satterthwaite and H. S. Wil26 162 liams 183 L. II. Davison and J. 26 162 Ronnie 188 M. I,. Page and Miss 30 162 P. Plimmer 192 C. W. Oborn and Miss 51 162 Britton 213 D. C. Climie and G. 20 163 Ti. Wynward 183 C. Bonninfiton and R. 26 164 J. Hobbs 190 N". IT. Barlow and G. 27 165 A. K. Williams .. 192 C. T. Werrcn and S. 165 ,T. Moore 195 30 J. I,. Kerr and Mrs 165 1C. Simes 202 37 C. A. Rattray and I. 27 166 D. Wood 193 D. A. Clarke and E. P. 166 Miller 203 37 G. L. Rutherford and 167 Miss Rutherford 182 15 M. B. Cook and J. 26 169 L. Davis 195 Miss E. Edmonds and 31 169 Miss W. Robertson 200 rr. J. Peek and T. 169 Menzies 203 34 H. A. Reese and L. 41 A. Rutherford .. 211 170 I. M. Godby and Miss 20 171 Buchanan 197 L. J. Kincaid and A. 172 Hobbs 205 33 A. Henry and W. J. 175 Ilorwell 215 40 W. A. C. Macdonald and C. H. Taylor. jun. 220 41 176 R. F. Preston and A. B. Edwards 202 24 178

Gross. Ilep Mot. I-l. A. Jarden . . fill 15 43 N. K. Tinscy . . 5-1 !) 45 Miss Archey . . .19 14 45 J. Brown . . CI 1(3 45 D. Roach .. 03 18 45 R. M. Adams . . 54 a 40 G. A. K. Williams . . 55 9 40 47 Mks Todd .. 09 22 D. A. Clarke . . 62 14 48 M W, Simes . . 52 3 49 C. W. Oborn .. 00 11 49 S. J. Moore .. 61 12 49 Miss P. Plimmcr . . CI 12 49 G. Gavin . . 63 14 49 D. M. Lewis . . 52 2 50 A. Reid . . 55 5 50 50 50 D. E. Climic .. 53 8 H. S. Williams . . 59 9 J. L. Davis . . 04 14 50 C. T. Werrcn . . CI 10 51 51 C. J. Ward . . 51 0 B. P. Moodie .. C2 11 51 51 H. J. Peek .. 65 14 Mips James . . Oil 17 51 52 52 52 M. Godby .. 57 5 A. Satterthwailc .. 01 9 Mrs Bsthell .. 61 9 A. B. Hobbn .. 02 10 52 Miss Edwards A. Henry . . C,3 . . 06 11 14 52 52

SENIORS Points. Hdcp. Total. D. C. Johnston 33 5 33 J. D. Lawrence 30 5 35 F. J. Glackin, jun. 27 7 34 F. J. Glackin 26 34 W D. Wood 28 33 J. S. B. Bruges 27 (> 8 3 3 33 H. D. Glackin 25 3!) V. E. Hamilton 12 31 W J. Sim 1!) 12 f) 31 R. H. Booth 21 30 R. H. T. Hamilton 23 6 n 21) R. D. M. Bassett 17 2P> R. II. Senior 16 12 23 JUNIORS F. II. Hamilton 17 20 37 R. C. King 20 15 35 n Hart 10 17 35 J. D. Edmonds If) 17 32 32 S. P. Dalton 12 20 11. S. Beveridge 1(> 15 31 J. E. Brodie 15 1G 31 P. L. C. Bcll-Sycr .. 13 18 31 L. Covnaga i r; 14 30 W. H. Banks 13 17 30 H. D. Graham 10 20 30 E. J. Carroll !) 21 30 F. T. Cheshire 12 12 17 29 E. T. Salvescn 17 2'? .7. S. Withers 10 13 23 G. .1. McKuv 5 23 23 II. L. Wliiternaii 13 13 2(i

SENIORS Gro'.s. Hep. Net. c. M. Mullan . . 74 11. 6.'1 H. C.. G. Lyitlc .. 7 5 .11 • 64 H. Taylor .. 79 1 4 (if; B. A. Miles .. 71! Ki 66 C. Brown .. 75 8 67 H. Throp .. 77 !) 68 M. Taylor .. 82 14 60 II. W. Jarvir. .. 70 3 613 D. H. Kennedy .. R'i 12 71 H. M. Sparrow .. a") H 71 R, B. Jackson .. 77 5 72 L. W. Bcslcy .. 12 72 JUNIORS Gi'O.SL. Hep. Net. A. B. L. Smith . . 76 17 fi'J T. G. Ramsay . . 78 1!)' 59 F. B. Skinner .. 82 22 60 F. Bridpens 84 23 61 J. M. Mitchell .. ;;() 2.'! 6.'i A. L. L.arjie .. 80 16 64 E. Christenscn .. CO .. 82 IP (i'l R. Falloon 18 64 J. W. Lovell .. fii 16 65

Gross. Hep. Net. Miss Payne and J. JD. Galloway 43 7 30 Miss Morrish and R. G. Edward 44 4 40 Miss Ambrose and E. D. R. Smith 50 10 40 Miss Falairet and K. Manchester 53 18 40 Mrs Macdonald and P. G. Ellis 47 6 41 Mrs Tolmie and C. Taylor 49 8 41 Miss Walker and W. Smith 49 8 41 Miss Glasgow and F. B. Glasgow 51 10 41 Mrs Giles and P. M. Giles 54 13 41 Mrs Aspinall and L. M. King 51 9 42 Mrs O'Donohue and J. H. Davis 55 13 42 Mrs Menzies and D. W. 43 Menzies 52 9 Mrs Hcncy and A. C. Fraser 54 11 43 Miss Kirwan and M. K. Kemp 54 11 43 Mrs Keetlcy and W. C. 52 44 Keclley 8 Miss Macdonald and J. A. F. Watson 54 10 44 Mrs Meredith-Kaye and 12 45 W. T. N. Keir 57 Mrs Ellis and R. W, Ellis 59 14 45 Miss M. Strang and Geo. 45 Mehrtens 59 14 Miss Verrall and E. A. 45 Verrall 59 14 Miss Rutherford and R. A. Triggs CO 15 45 Mrs Fraser and E. S. McPhail CO 14 40 Mrs Ellis and R. Macdonald 53 11 47 Miss Lynskcy and A. W. 59 11 Verrall Miss Archer and II. G. 15 49 Mehrtens G4 Mrs Davis and A. Buckingham 59 7 52 Miss Thompson and W. P. 1G 09 Sutherland 85

Gross. Hep. Net. JVlr.s C;. Glon and C. J. Kerr, jimr. 53 10 43 Mi:s .T. Hnrprcavos and Tvl. H. Piobin;;on 53 10 43 Mr;; E. P. Bcntifit and G. N. Feilclcn 54 9 45 Miss Brcnincr and 11. Hitchcock 55 10 45 Mi.st; Kin,'; and L). C. Williamson 53 12 4G Mi;;;: Williams find It. Jarman G1 14 47 Miss Austin and J. T. Smart 5G 9 47 Mrs D. C. Williamson and R. Patrick .. 57 9 48 Mi';; W. 0 Webb and R. Volckrnan 58 10 4 a Mi;;K J. ni;;)on ant! G. Dennistoun CO 12 4B

Gross. Hep. Net. Mr;; O. Joseph and C. Holme 9G 23 C8 Miss Grunt and D. Moyes 89 18 71 Miss Maenulay and J. Suttcrtlnvsilc 101 20 '•3 Miss McLean and E, Hobin 93 22 73 Mrs E. G. Kerr and G. Carmichncl 91 17 74 Mrs Caithness and II. Mcllwrick 98 23 75 Miss J. Robertson and Coburn 05 20 75 Mrs Kingston and Kingston 92 1(5 7G Mrs Johnston and Johnston 06 17 79 Miss Brewer and P. Sinclair 100 21 70 Mrs Knowles and O. Robertson 90 20 79