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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21811, 17 June 1936, Page 14

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AMBERLEY CLUB The sealed hole match played among ■women members of the. Amberley Golf Club was won by Mrs S. Griffiths. The best cards in the second round of the Melbourne Cup. played among men members, were;—R. Skinner 97, 26—71; R. O’Laughlin 86,- 14—72; R. Tod Beveridge 82. 9—73; I. G. Grierson 87, 14—73. The match with the Cheviot Club resulted in a win for Cheviot. GREENDALE CLUB A stroke handicap was held for the club trophies, Mrs C. A. Ridgen winning the women’s prize and W. I. Gillanders the men’s. The following were the best cards: — Men: I. Gillanders 54. 10—44; H. B. Shipley 60, 10—50; C. A. Ridgen 69, 15—54; W. Dean 66, 10—56; A. Shipley 84, 15—69. Women: Mrs C. A. Ridgen 59, 15—44; Mrs Gillanders 71. 20—51; Miss M. Warren 72, 20—52; Miss N. Warren 75, 20— 55; Miss D. Warren 76. 20—56; Mrs H. B. Shipley 81, 20—61.

HORORATA CLUB The following were the best cards for a stroke handicap played on Terrace Station links, Hororata:—W. Stone, 83, 16—67; T. E. Pearson, 79, 11—68; H. A. Oliver, 89, 18—71; W. O. Gray, 99, 26—73; J. Oliver, 93, 20—73; H. Oliver, 103, 30— 73; T. H. A. Richards, 83, 9—74; E. H. Sime, 84, 9—75; P. Derrett, 107, 30—77; A. J. Harris, 96, 19—77: S. Hunt, 95, 18—77; F. S. Barrett. 101, 22—79. In the captain’s trophy the results were as follows:—First round: R. Murray beat T. E. Pearson. Second round: R. Murray beat J. Oliver; T. H. A. Richards beat H. A. Oliver. In an inter-club match played on the Hororata links during the week-end, Hororata beat the Lake Coleridge team. MAYFIELD CLUB The Mayfield Golf Club held its weekly competitions on Saturday. The results were as follows: Men (first round for the president’s trophy)—R. Oakley, 90, 26—64; I. Oakley, 93, 28—65; Ron. Oakley, 91, 25—66; G. NHarrison, 101, 34 —67; H. R. Tasker, 93, 24 —69; Joseph Murdoch, 84, 14—70; G. B. Murdoch, 104, 34—70; N. W. Orr, 108, 35-*-73; L. R. Harrison, 97, 23—74; F. R. Morrow, 100, 26—74. Women (Stableford bogey for Mr Joseph Murdoch’s trophies)— Miss M. Tasker, 9, 15—24; Mrs G. A. Baxter, 8, 16—24; Miss B. Murdoch, 7. 16—23; Mrs G. N. Harrison, 2, 21 —23; Mrs G. B. Murdoch, 3, 19— 22; Miss M. Corbett, 7, 14—21; Mrs J. J. Mulligan, 5, 15—20. METHVEN CLUB An 18-hole stroke handicap was played on the Mount Harding links on Saturday. The best card returned was a net 78 by C. C. Winn. The following were the best scores:—C. C. Winn, 106, 28—78; E. L. Compignie, 102, 23—79; A. R. Gourley, 101, 22—79; D. G. Wallace, 91, 11—80; K. Fryer. 111, 30—81. In the play-off for the June medal, the result was as follows:—C. C. Winn, 106, 30 —76; E. L. Compignie, 102, 25—77; D. G. Wallace, 91, 13—78. HORORATA LADIES’ CLUB In the play-off in the captain’s trophy Mrs T. H. A. Richards beat Mrs B. C. Rutherford, Mrs W. O. Gray beat Miss Edith Thorne, Mrs F.' Stone beat Miss D. Thwaites by default, Miss D. Oliver beat Miss R. Barrett by default.

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The Ladies’ Golf Union medal match was won by Miss Mavis Saunders in the silver medal division, and by Miss Kathleen Talbot in the bronze medal division., Results: — Silver Medal Division—Miss M. Saunders, 91, 17—74; Mrs J. C. Cullman, 91, 16—75; Mrs J. H. Stringer, 95, 18—77; Miss E. Stewart, 93, 14—79; Miss E. Atkinson, 94 15 79. Bronze Medal Division —Miss K. Talbot, 101, 32—69; Mrs T. C. Wallace, 95, 23—72; Miss A. Rennie. 98, 22—76; Mrs W. Minson, 196, 29—77; Miss L. Harcourt, 97, 19— 78; Mrs A. Young, 98, 19 —79. In the play-off of the tie between Mrs T. C. Wallace and Miss R. Hall for sixteenth place in the junior Bean Cup, Mrs Wallace was the winner. AMURI LADIES’ CLUB The following were the best scores for the Ladies’ Golf Union medal competition: Silver division—Mrs M. Bethell 91, 12—79. Bronze division—Mrs A. Robinson, 95, 24

—72; Miss C. Boas, 93, 29—73; Mrs P.9i& Dearden, 98. 25—73; Mrs H. M. Saai£»h----102, 24—78; Miss G. Boag, 101, 18—#; 1*' f A. A. Macfarlane, 104, 21—83; Miss berlain. 119, 36-83. - In the medal competition for thua* - with a handicap of more than 24, Jpu. best scores were:—Miss D. Dunn, l|* 69; Mrs G. Edgar Jones, 121, 47—74; in'T, Jordon, 106, 28—75; Miss F. Davis* ' 127, 47—80; Miss J. Pettigrew, 126. oZr. 83; Mrs H. W. D. Rogers, 128, 42—86. y 1 —————— .. ‘v£|; •