TITAHI LADIES' CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 45, 21 August 1931, Page 13

TITAHI LADIES' CLUB

The following players will represent Titahi in an interclub match with Shandon at Titahi to-morrow:—Miss A very, Miss Cooney, Miss M'Kee, Miss Davis, Miss Flanagan, Miss Yeoman, Dr. Bakewell, Miss Mitchell, Miss fiiinccli.il], Miss Dobson, Mrs. Carr, and Miss Dennchy; emergency, Mrs. Bell.

The following is the draw for (he captain* trophy, the first round to be completed by 30th August:—-Dr. Bakewell playa Mrs. Hughes; Miss Turner plays Mrs. Munro; Miss Batham plays Miss M'Kee; Miss Wilson plays Miss Cooney.

The following is the draw for the bogey competition to be played next week-end for Mrs. Bell's trophy:—Miss White v. Miss Turner; Miss XV. Davis v. Miss Batham; Mrs. Murphy v. Miss Yeoman; Miss Flanagan v. Miss Womyss; Miss Mitchell v. Miss Harrison; Miss Buncehall v. Miss Dobson; Miss M'lvee v. Mies Davis; Miss Tanner v. Miss Denneby; Miss Farley v. Miss A very; Mrs Bell v; Miss M'lntosh; Dr. Bakewcll v. Mr«; Hughes;- Mrs. Carr v. Miss Ross; Miss Lucena and scorer.

The draw for "C" division, to commence from No. 13 at 10 a.m., is as follows:— Mrs. Meade v. Dr. Aitken; Miss Ready v. Miss Gledhill; Miss M'Grath v. Mrs. Wimberley; Miss Meadows v. Mrs. Simpson; Miss Roberts v. Miss M'Nay;

Miss Kinehela v. Miss Niud; Miss Hunter v. Mrs. Boon; Miss Shcad v. Mrs. Watson.

Dr. Bakewell was the winner of the eclectic competition with a net score of 1)2 for the Black and White Trophy. Mrs. Hughes, with a score of 69, was runner-up.

Miss Bath was the "winner of the ringer competition with a net score of 67. Mrs. Hughes and Miss Wilson, tied for second place with 68.

Miss Wilson Mas the winner of the continuous bogey competition for the period ended 28th July, 1931.