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' CHRISTCHURCH CLUB > Tlie G. E. Rhodes Cup mixed foursome flag match was played on Saturday after- : noon at Shirley by members of the Christ. 1 church Goff Club, and was won by A. A. Holland and Mrs .Twyford. .Who carried > the flag to the nineteenth fairway. Mr f and Mrs N. U. Skinner'were, runners-up, , and R. S. Beadel and Mrs E.H. Watkins ; finished-third. ' J.T”,' RUSSLEYCLUB ! The first qualifying round of the Lind- > say Russell Cup was played on Sa.tur- • day in conjunction with a stroke handicap by members of the Russley Golf I Club. Tire best cards were:—R. C. Mc--1 Arthur, 94. 22—72; N. P. Ball. 81, 7—74; N. S. Cramond, 82, 8—74. In a Stab'leford singles played yesterday the best cards were:—X). Swift (3), 32 poirits: B. W. B. Harding (12-), 32; A.O. McLean (6). 30; N. (7). 30; R. D. Cameron (18). 30.' AVONDALE CLUB The second round of a 36-hole Stableford aggregate competition was played by members of the Avondale Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. Best scores were:— H. M. Minson. 37, 38—75; D. S. Larnach, 41, 34—75; T. G. Kennedy. 37, 35—72. HAGLEY Cfitlß The best scores in a stroke competition held on the Hagley Club links on Saturday were:—B. M. Monteath, 82. 12—70; J. J. Gower, 94. 24-r-70; G. W. Sparks, 79, 8—71; W. O’Connell, 80, 9—71; C. N. Haslam, 8j). 18—71. In the semi-final of the Meares Cup, D. Hoare defeated W. Mackenzie. In the final of the Hagley Cup, J. J Staples defeated D. Crozier. RAWHITI CLUB A fourball best ball match, played during the week-end by members of the Rawhiti Golf Club, resulted:—R. Mason | and J. H. Sproston 3 up, A. Davis and H. J. T. Thotqas 1 up, C. A. Hall and W. A. Dodd. J. W- Lovell and F. Drake, A. P. Hobson and S. Watson, and E. C. Colville and M. E. Lyohs all square. WAIMAIRI CLUB The fir-st round of the Walmairl Handicap was played on ttye Waimgiri Club’s links in conjunction with a stroke handicap. The best cards handed in were:— E. Thompson, 83, 12—71; T. de la Marc, 88. 14—74: W. A. Caldwell. 84, 10—74; Mrs W. A. Caldwell, 106, 32—74.. KAIAPOI CLJDB In a four-ball Stableford aggregate played on Saturday by members of the Kaiapol Golf Club, the best cards were: F. G. Hbmmer and Morris 64. R. Edwards and Millard 61. Cottee and Eves 59. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES’ CLUB A tie resulted among Misses V. Fleming. K. Johnston, and Wake in the senior section of a Ladies’ Golf Union medal match played by members of the Christchurch Ladies’ Golf Club. The junior section was won by Mrs E. Watkins. A tie in the March medaj match was won by Miss Wake. \ HAGLEY LADIES’ CLUB In the first round of the Hagley Ladies' Club Canadian knock-out foursome (Miss Saunders’ cup), the results were as follows:—Mrs E. H. Clark and Mrs F. Tucker beat Mrs E. Pfankuch and Mrs A. W. Parrott, Mrs W L. Minson and Mrs F. B Hale beat Mrs L. Cordner and Mrs E. J. Cooke. Miss E. Stewart and Mrs W. J. McCulr leugh beat Mrs N. S. Cramond and Mrs J. Palmer, Mrs G. K. McAUum and Mrs J. H. Mortlock beat Mrs G. Denshire and Miss D. Richards. Mrs S. C. Novell and Mrs H. T. Adams beat Miss J C. Macdonald and Mrs J. R. Maxted, Miss M- E. Holmes and Mrs F. Wooller Jennings won by default from Mrs B. A. P. Francis and Miss H. Hunter, Mrs G. G. Simpson and Mrs L. A. Woodward beat Mrs F. L. Hutchinson and Miss M. Feutz, Mrs W. N. Chilman , '-and Miss P. Stark won by default from Mrs J. C. Cullman and Mrs W. C. Cleary. RUSSLEY LADIES’ CLUB A Ladies’ Golf Union medal match olayed at Russley resulted in a win in the senior division for Miss M. Morten aijd in the junior division for Mrs G Leahy. The best scores were:— Seniors.—Miss M. Morten, 93, 18—75: Mrs F. Williamson, 91, 15—76: Mrs C Hartland, 96. 18—78. Juniors.—Mrs G. Leahy, 99, 24—75: Mrs E. Rattray, 99, 20—79; Mrs C. Foweraker. 100. 19—81. In the semi-finals for the senior FendaHon Cup, Mrs H. Pe.np defeated Miss C*. Cotton and Mrs F. Williamson boat Miss G. Macfarlane. and in th» junior Fcndaltop Cup Mrs C. Foweraker beat Mrs H. O’HeiUy and Mrs R. Barbour beat Mrs R. MeKegg.
RAWHITI LADIES’ (JLUB The best cards in a foursomes played on the Rawhiti links were:--Mesdatties Hobson and Watson. 98. 21 —75; Mesdames Lovell and Hurrell, 99, 21—78.
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23973, 14 June 1943, Page 3
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