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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 12, 14 July 1939, Page 18

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CLUB FIXTURES

Titalii.—Qualifying round fcr the Hutchison Cup will be played on Sunday morning. Hurt.—Play in the Presideut versus Captain teams match tomorrow, players in the President's team being mentioned first:—l. A. lCwen and G. P. Roberts v. W. Is. Keilly and \V.-G. Home; J. F. Fym jtnd K. W. Burnar* v. U. 1). Chundltr and J. S. Park; A. C. Lancaster and A. J. Uyams v. W. H. Uilllcar and G. Y. Berry; L. F. Potter and It. S. Jollunds v. A. L. McLean and I). M. May; ,1. Flannagan and J. H. Turner v. N. IS. ' Craighead and D. 11. Griffin; C. A. Burgess and S. A. Gteadow v. C. R. Hargruave and I). A. K. Crombie; L. V. Browne aud J. C. McLean v. L. C. Ileruery and G. C. Phillips: ■*' K. Shields-Brown and F. C. Anscli v. IC. B. Lockett and A. S. Jamleson: K. R. I)»vis aud J. A. Fay v. A. M. Todd and H. J. Sorter: A. J. Coleman aud R. .1. Atkinson v. M. Paul'm and L. Monkmau; S. A. Wiren and B. T. E. Hogg v.. W, C. Wedderspoon and M. T. McLean ;T. R. Abercrombie and F. Mandersou v. B. L. Hammond and K. G. Robinson; L. C. Dunn and E.. W. R. Haldane v. V. K. Cooper and C. G. Suisted; K. M. Bates and A. N. Gillespie v. G. Evers-Swindell and U. Phillips; G. F. Porter and N. W. Porter r. .1. B. Stevens and W. G. Taylor; P. J. R. Fordham and A. E. Tarrant. t. P. Ellerm and C. L. Ma•lone; C. M. Fraser and E. F. Trustrum v. D. M. Wilson and W. O. Gibb: R. E. Pope and E. V. Bridge v. I. 11. A. Symes and D. J. P. White; W. A. Bryden and K. E. Leighton v. G. A. H. Field and F. Fordharo. Post entries will be received.

Paremata.—Saturday: Stableford. Sunday: Hidden holes and men's eclectic. Rounds In the Bradey Cup and Captain's trophy will be played this weekend. The ladies' captains and vice-captains matches must also be played. Judgeford Ladies.—Qualifying round for the Kenner Cup, which for Miss Gardner, Miss X. Rcmnent, and Miss Freeborn. will be counted as an extra eclectic round.

Paekakariki.—Following will play Levin at Paekakariki on Sunday, commencing at 8.45 a.m.:—F. Keniber. J. Kember, A. Smith. H. Bundle, R~ Browne, F. Smith, W. Gollon, J. Warring, PV Wheeler, J. Smith,. F. McNeil, A. Barnett, H. Lynch, A. Scotland. A. Champion, W. Colton/ F. Marshall, H. Holtom, J. Siglev, R. Hill.

Pukerua Bay.—Draw for a bogey competition for the Gray Cup on Sunday:—Bickncll and Edgeeombe; Gundersen and Bramley; Walse and Bills: Grossman and Green; L. Gray uml Hooper; C. Gray and Luke; Nola and Nicolls; McMillan and \V. I>. Irons; Collins and C. Irons; Itobson and Ewan.. Women's section; Draw for a bogey on Sunday for the Gray Kosebowl: Miss Wallach and Miss Hargreavea; Mrs. Hooper and Miss G. Coveney; Miss TLuncy aud Miss M. Coveney; Miss Owen and Miss Clark; Mrs. Uickneli and Miss Rotbweil; Miss Ebert and Miss Hllliard; Mrs. Luke and Mrs. Gray; Mrs. Ewan and Miss King; Mrs. Wake and Miss Uallett; Miss Gee and Miss Roche.

Titahi Ladies. —Draw for a flag match, and second round of Mr. Cuthbertsoua trophy, to be played on Sunday morning:—Mrs. Mel'arland and Miss Veitch; Miss Wilkins and Miss Ashby; Miss Low and Mrs. Brice; Miss White and Airs. Wrigley; Mrs. Gault and Miss Syines; Miss M. Adams and Miss Kinchela; Mrs. Hughes and Miss Hunter; Miss Adams and Miss Carr; Miss Lowrie and Mrs. Tunnington ; Miss bmall and Miss Armour: Mrs. Halliday and Mrs. Johnston; Miss Gray and Miss D. Stewart; Miss Vickers and Mrs. Meade; Mrs. Render and Mrs. Webb; Mrs. Wilcox and Miss W. Stewart; Miss Nlnd and Mrs. Marshall; Miss Gibson and Miss Wills; Miss K. White and Mrs. Alurphy. The third round of the knock-out competition must be played by July 23. Karori Ladies.—Draw for an L.G.U. round to be played in conjunction with the second qualifying round for the captain's trophy on Sunday:— Juniors: Miss D. Anderson and Miss N Heinemann; Mrs. J. Murphy and Mrs. J. Davis; Mrs. W.■ McCormlck and Miss E. Wall; Mrs 1\ Anderson and "Miss I. Stephens; Miss J Lauchlan and Mrs. G. Gibson; Miss P. Leahy and Miss E. Podevin; Mrs. L. Dykes ami Miss B. Mathews; Miss S. Quirk and Miss Oyston; Miss M. Webb and Miss P. Shotlander; Mrs. D. McGavin and Miss A. McKay; Mrs. K. Kennedy and Mrs. T. Younie; Mrs. G. Simmiss and Mrs. E. Gardner. C grade: Miss L Smith and Miss M. Spence; Mrs. R. Martin and Mrs. F. McKay: Miss Pavitt and Miss M Giddings; Miss E. Chote and Miss A. Gunn; Mrs. T. Rogers and Miss B. Tait; Miss I Fried and Mrs. W. Hutson; Mrs. T. Rogers and Mrs. B. Rundle. Saturday: Fourball competition, partners, to be arranged at the clubKarori (Midweek).—Draw for a bogey competition on Tuesday: Mrs. Reid and Mrs. O. Simmiss; Miss Dunn and Mrs. F. Anderson; Mrs J. Davis and Mrs. F. McKay; Mrs. D. McGavin and' Mrs. W. McCormick; Mrs. .1. Murphy and Mrs. W. Hutson ; Mrs. K. Kennedy and Mrs. G. Gibson; Mrs. L. Dykes and Mrs. Tui Glen Ladies.—Sunday: Stableford arid first round of the Centennial Cup. The draw is- Mrs. Purdie v. Miss Clark; Miss Ramsay v ' Mrs Young, Miss Gilmour v. Mrs. Uarnian; Mrs. Latta v. Miss Mitchell. . The draw for the stableford is:—Miss Hutchins v. Mrs. Dimond; Miss Nielsen v. Miss Reid; Mrs. Tilyard v. Miss Greig; Mrs. Davison v. Miss Harman; Miss Stevens v. Mrs. Swinburne; Mrs. McKinnon v. Miss Roger;. Miss Hadwin v. Mrs. Bloom: Mrs. Walker v. Mrs. Moffat; Mrs. Petersen v. Mrs. Blenkhorn. Mornington Ladies. —Sunday: A - team wl» visit Boulcott. Other members to play a ball competition are:—Mrs. E. Andrews v. Mrs. Pattison; Miss E. Harris v. Miss K. Clarke: Miss Asher v. Miss Trevor; Mrs. Fitzmaurice v.Miss Black; Miss Hindle v. Miss Kibblewhite; Mrs. Pope and partner.

Shandon Ladies. —Draw for Mrs. Kvison's trophy (medal), to be played tomorrow. — Mrs. King and Mrs. Findlay; Mrs. Bradley and Miss Charlton : Miss Smith and Miss Jackson ; Mrs. Evlson and Miss Vallance; Mrs. Black and Miss Ellison ; Miss Gaynor and Mrs. Mantell; Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Low; xMrs. Jolinston and Miss Frazer; Mrs. Frazer and Miss Levy. Tho competition postponed from last weekend will be played on Sunday, the draw remaining the same. Taita Ladies. —Tho second ■ qualifying round for the championships .will be played tomorrow. Partners will bo arranged at the clubhouse. Waiwetu Ladies. —Ball competition for the weekend, stroke round. Draw for the Pulley Cup:—First round: Mrs. Newell v. Miss Mnwby; Miss Plxon v\ Miss Milne. Second round: Miss Reid v. Miss Findlay; Miss Burr v. Miss Frame; Mrs. Johnston v. Miss Horma:i:j Miss Thodey v. Alias P. Barr: Miss Crouoher v' Mrs. Hull Brown; Mrs. Rudolph v. Mrs. j Ke.vs; Miss Hoban v. Miss Brooking. These matches must be played by July 23. Draw for Sunday morning: Mrs. Itenner and Miss Lewis; Mrs. Meldrum and Miss Whitlock; Miss Burke and Miss Fittus; Miss Cramond and Mrs. Shran; Miss Crick and Mrs. Walker; Miss .Lockett and Miss Senior; Miss Patton and Miss Kirk; Mrs. Sherwood and Miss Hardle; Miss Gaby and Mrs. Emerre. CLUB NEWS. Tui Glen Ladies. —Hidden-holes (Miss Clark's trophy) : Miss Gllmour. Fourball bestball bogey (Mrs. Young's trophy) : Mrs. Purdle and Miss Ramsay. Morninoton Ladies.-— Play-off for Mr. Bowness's trophy: Miss Kibblewhite. L.ti.V. and ball competition: Miss K. Harris and Mrs. F. Andrews tied. Mrs. Andrews winning, on the count back. Morninflton.— Fourball best-ball bogey for tho Williams Cup • R. Pattison and E. Buckman, 15 up. First stableford: A. J. Dean, 31 points. Second stableford: H. D. Wilson, 29 points. Bustln Cup. —Manor Park v. Rancimarie. Rangimarie won by seventeen games to one. Results, Manor Park first: Singles—J. Smith lost to T. Watt; S. Cochrane lost to J. Nash; L. Smith lost to P. Francis; T. Baker lost to S. Glachan; J. Stanley lost to L. Petley; p Gruar beat C. Johnson; L. Nluness lost to V. Tlttelly; S. Livingston lost to S. Keeble; W. Hodges lost to L. McFarlane; T. Barrow lost to N. Dunn; jE. Dawson lost to V. Furrie; F. Talt lost to G. Dunnett. Foiirballs— J. Smith anil [ Cochrane lost to Watt and Nash :L. .Smith nnd Baker lost to Francis and Glachan : Stnnlcy and Omar lost to Petley and Johnson ; Nlnness and Livingston lost to TitH'U.v itnrl Keeble: Hodces and J.nrrow lost to McFsirlano and Dunn ; Dawsnn and Tail lost to Furrie and Punnett.