NORTH CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22717, 23 May 1939, Page 6

NORTH CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP

DRAM' FOR TOURNAMENT

AT HARE WOO I)

The annual Not ih Canterbury women’s golf tournament, held under the auspices of the Harewood Ladies’ Golf Club, will open at Harewood to-morrow. The draw for the first day is as follows:

First qualifying round of championship and medal match —9 a.m.. No, 1 lee: Mrs McKillop, Miss H, Buchanan. Miss E. Nut!; 9.5 a.m., No. 1, Miss Hudson. Miss B. Wright; 9.10 a.m,, No. 1. Miss P. Clowes. Mrs Climie; 9,15 a.m,, No. 1, Mrs Richards. Mrs N, Robertson: 9.20 a.m.. No, 1, Miss R. Redder, Mrs G. Smith: 9.20 a.m., No. 10, Mrs A. T. Bell. Mrs D. Crozicr; 9.25 a.m., No. 1, Miss B. Tonkin. Mrs Geddea: 9.25 a.m.. No. 10, Mrs Twyford. Mrs Amocleo: 9.30 a.m., No. 1, Mrs Binns. Mrs Ainger; 9.30 a.m.. No. 10, Mrs Slewart, Miss Williams; 9.35 a.m., No. 1 Mrs De Lambert. Mrs Archer.

Afternoon Bogey Handicap—Miss Hudson and Miss Clowes. Miss Wright and Mrs Climie. Mrs Robertson and Mrs Geddcs. Mrs Richards and Mrs G. Smith, Miss Williams and Mrs Bell, Mrs Archer and Mrs Hay. Thursday The draw for the second round of the championship and medal malch on Thursday is as follows:—9 a.m.. No, 1 tec. Mrs: McKillop, Miss Hudson: 9.5 a.m.. No, 1. Miss Buchanan. Miss Wrighl; 9.10 a.m., No. L Mrs Tait. Mrs Page: 9,15 a.m., No. 1. Miss Clowes, Mrs Robertson; 9,15 a.m.. No. 30, Mrs Stringer, Mis McCleun; 9.20 a.m.. No. 1. Mrs Climie. Mrs Richards: 9,20 a.m.. No. 10. Miss R, Pedder. Miss Noes; 9.25 a.m., No, 1. Mrs Bell. Mrs Smith: 9.25 a.m.. No. 10. Mrs Geddes. Miss T. Ward; 9,30 a.m,. No. 1, Mrs Twyford. Miss G. Williams: 9.30 a.m., No. 10, Mrs Binns. Miss Tonkin: 9.35 a.m.. No. 1, Mrs Crozicr Mrs Grant. Mrs Stewart.

A four-ball bogey match will be played on Thursday afternoon. Players are to arrange their own partners and opponents. Starting time will be about 11.30 a.m. Post entries will be received for all events.

CHRISTCHURCH LADIES’ CLUB

The following is the draw for the second qualifying round of the Godby Bowl, to ho played at Shirley to-morrow: — Miss Frater v. Miss Norton, Mrs Lenihan v. Mrs Pumphrey, Mrs Butcher v. Mrs E. H. Clark, Mrs Brittan v. Mrs Stringer, Miss Fleming v. Mrs Chartres. Miss Nutt v. Miss Buchanan, Mrs McKHlop v. Mrs Watkins, Mrs Armstrong v. Miss WhiteParsons, Miss Craeroft ■ Wilson v. Miss Wake. Mrs R. H. Tail v. Mrs Boon, Mrs M. W. Simes v. Mrs R. A. C. McDonald. Miss Gould v. Mrs C. J. Ward, Mrs Me-

Lean v. Miss Beadel, Miss Cameron Smith v. Miss K. Rutherford. Mrs Godby v. Mr* Barker, Mrs Cracroft Wilson v. Mrs W. E. Simes, Mrs Godfrey v. Miss Best, Mrs Prater v. Mrs Francis, Mrs Wauchop vMrs Cameron, Miss Wilkin v. Mrs Bell, Miss Anderson v. Mrs Studholme, Mrs Hamilton v. Miss B, Webb, Mrs G. Wood v. Miss N. Enright. Miss T. Ward v. Mrs Gri eg, Mrs Bonnington v. Mi's Scott, Mrs Bowron v. Miss C. Rutherford. —•