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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 30, 4 August 1939, Page 16

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CLUB FIXTURES

Judgeford. —Sunday: Qualifying rounds for the championships over 3<i holes. The draw is: Senior—A. D. S. Smith and E. Dalton, J. D. Ekdale and E. J. Taylor, W. Martin and J. C. Bedward, K. J. Smith and J. McKeen, J. Carson and J. Morgan, W. Barnard and S. Lawler, R. Kattray and W. Canhani, T. Hill and A. E. Price, R. Hill and n. i./<u,.

Clausen and B. O'Toole, T. Harkins and G. S. Persson, W. Benge and L. Philp, I. Bodniin and E. Kilmister. Intermediate —G. S. Kelly and F. A. Walker, W. Jarvie and D. I. Barrow, D. Hennessy and S. Evans, A. MeDowell and J. B. McKay, P. Couchman and P. M. Phillips, J. Lawson and W. Kenner, R. Kilmister and S. Cossins, 1). Duncan and IX E. Ireland, M. It. Jacobson and H. S. Davis, R. Kyle arid W. CameroA, A. Greer and J. Burge. Junior —J. Ryan and W. Blake, C. Xausbaum and F. Bustin, L. Young and S. Harrison, H. Aitken and L. Ko.ugb, S. Bridgford and W. B. Scott, C. Callas and H. Underwood, A. Couchman and J. Meadows, W. Harvey and R. Withers, J. Eustace and P. M. Gray, W. Hislop and J. Allpress, J. Preston and L. Rogers, S. L. A. Stevenson and H. West, W. Watson and D. Reilly, R. Gyles and H. Raine. The August medal will be played in conjunction with the first round. Bustin Cup at Rangimarie on Saturday at 1 p.ni : A. D. S. Smith, J. D. Ekdale, K. J. Smith, J. C. Redward, R. Daltou, W. Barnard, K. Kattray, T. Hill, R., Hill, T. Hankins, G. S. Persson, J. R. McKay; emergencies, D. Hennessy, E. J; Taylor, W. Jarvie, and F. M. Phillips.

Pukerua Bay. —Bogey competitions for Gray Cup and Rose Bowl will be played on Sunday, partners to be arranged at the clubhouse.

Manor Park. —Saturday: Eighteen-hole bogey in conjunction with the second round of the Jackson Cup. Sunday morning: Stableford in conjunction with the first round of the Veterans' Cup. Sunday afternoon: Four-bajl bogey. Draw for the Veterans' Cup: E. Glennie and H. F. Norman, F. Gofton and H. Elsmore, V. Hay and W. S. Livingstone, D. Hood and L. Linley, A. Clouston and E. W. Brockett, A. S. T. Butler and T. Bowling, F. Linley and M. H. Gunn, H. T. R. Boon and J. L. Barnard, G. Parker and E. Edwards, R. Young and W. D. Cook, W. F. Thompson and P. Tossman, H. Marshall, sen., and J. Ronald, J. Forbes and J. Jones, L. J. Smith and H. Sherwood, S. Hough and F. Gruar, A. V. Swanson and W. F. Packer. These matches will be played on handicap. The third rounds of the two-life competitions must be played on or before August 20.

Rangimarie.— Saturday: Bogey. Sunday morning: Second round club championships. Sunday afternoon: Four-ball bogey. Bustin Cup: Team at home ion Saturday—J. Nash F. Glackin, A. Richardson, L. Petley, V. Kittelby, S Keeble, 3. Watt, L. Macpharlaue, N. Dunn, D Furrie, G. Dunnett, C. James; emergencies, W Selby, J. Aitken, R. Johnsen, N. Johnson. Shandon Ladies (midweek) .—The qualifying round for the secretary's trophy and Mrs. Harrap's trophy will be played 017 Wednesday, August 9. Miramar Ladies.—Draw for the bogey for the Holmes and Torstonson Cups (commencing -at 9.30 and thereafter at four-minute intervals).—Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Albertson.; Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Mcllroy; Mrs. Ellis and Miss Bray; Mrs. Farmer and Miss Thompson; Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Collins; Miss Taylor and Mrs. Farr; Miss Plimmer and Mrs. Creswell; Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Hanson; Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Pearce; Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Short; Miss Batham and Mrs. McKillop; Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Myers; Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Millar; Mrs. Roe and Mrs. W Parkin; Mrs. Day and Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Br'ee and Mrs. Stratmore: Mrs. Murray and Mrs. McMahon; Mrs. Griffiths and Mrs. Schneider; Mrs. Hatrick and Mrs. Johansen ; Mrs H. Parkin and Miss R. Thomson; Mrs. Collie and Mrs. Luke; Mrs. Wrigley and Mrs. Saunders; Mrs. Dykes and Miss Muir; Mrs. R Wilson and Mrs. Hughes; Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. Chambers; Mrs. Castle and Miss Brien; Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Houston; Mrs. Palmer and partner; Mrs. Lauchlan and Miss Jacobsen ; Miss Dempsey and Miss Wooii■man; Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. Thompson; Miss Davis and Mrs. Simmons; Mrs. W. Anderson and Miss Robertson; Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Young; Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Pirie; Miss Van Staveren and Mrs. Hansard; Mrs. Stilwell and Mrs. Osborne; Mrs. Sage and Mrs Gilbert; Mrs. Maudsley and Mrs. Parkinson ; Mrs N Caldwell and Mrs. Gordon ; Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Power; Mrs. Griffin and Mrs Heald; Mrs. Notley and Mrs. Boyes; Mrs. Mar'sden and Mrs. Combes; Miss McKay and Mrs Nimmo; Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Webb; Mrs Dennis and Mrs. Lamberg; Mrs. Caughlev and Mrs. Uott; Mrs. Gabriel and Mrs. Didsbury; Mrs. Freehy and Mrs. Woodhead; Mrs. McMorran and Mrs. Seamell; Mrs. Napier and Miss Stone; Mrs. Gray and Mrs. H. Anderson : Miss Murphy and Mrs. Little; Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Burch; Mrs. Drake and Mrs Brown; Mrs. Daysh and Mrs. Jacques; Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Upham; Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Goldie; Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. Dodson; Mrs. Stubbs and partner. , Mornington Ladies (Mid-wefek).—Wednes-day: Semi-finals of the Finn Cup, with a stableford for the secretary's trophy, by the following members: —Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Barrett; Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Mason; Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Searell; Mrs. Baillie and Mrs. Millman; Mrs. Hawken and Mrs. Denniston: Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Rough and Mrs. Finn; Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Allen; Mrs. Pattison and Miss Clark; Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Colch; Mrs. W ratt and Mrs. Davidson; Mrs. Guey and Mrs. Russell; Mrs. Mouat and. Mrs. Johnston; Mrs. Noble and

Miss Thompson ; Mrs. Kenney and Mrs. Hands; Mrs. Sly and another. Taita.—The fifth round of the Dickie Cup will be played on Sunday. Waiwetu Ladies' Club. —Teams to represent the cluh in Mary Alward and Tuakana Cup matches on Saturday at Titahi: —Mary Alward Cup: Miss W. Barr, Miss Dixon. Miss Findlay, Miss Horman, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Mawby, Miss Milne, Miss Reid, Mrs. Rudolph, and Miss Thodey. Tuakana Cup: Miss P. Barr, Miss Hoban, Mrs. Hull Brown, Mrs. Keys, Mrs. Newell Mrs. Vaughan, Miss Lewis, and Miss Frame. Draw for the flag competition for thecaptain's trophy on Sunday morning: Mrs. | Shran and Miss Senior; Miss Eeid and Miss Lewis; Miss Kirk and Mrs. Walker; Miss Lockett and Miss Whitlock; Miss Crick and Miss Patton; Miss Croucher and Miss Burke; Mrs. Johnston and Miss Thodey; Miss Hardie and Miss Barons; Miss Weatherly and Mrs. Sherwood; Mrs. Newell and Miss Gaby; Mrs. Meldrum and Miss Brooking; Miss Dixon and Miss Findlay; Miss W. Barr and Mrs. Keys; j Miss Cramond and Miss Fittus; Miss Frame! and Miss Mawby; Mrs. Emerre and Mrs. Vaughan ; Mrs. Renner and Miss P. Barr ; Miss Horman and Miss Taylor; Miss Milne and Mrs. Fifch. I I Paremata.—Saturday : Fourball bogey. Sun- ! day: Combined bogey arid mixed Canadian I foursome bogey. The following team will play Tui Glen on Sunday week: —At Tui Glen: i Payne, Osborne,> Sturrock, Dillon, Gordon. Penberthy. Misses Wilkinson, and K. Hodgson. At j Paremata: Messrs. Hardy, Williams, Jones, ' Young, Allen, E. C. Marris, Mrs. Wilkie, Miss Fredric. i Taita Ladies.—An eclectic competition will be played on Saturday, partners arranged at the links. CLUB NEWS. Shandon Ladies (midweek). —August bogey: Mrs. Davis, 7 down. Judgoford. —Final of the Martindale Rose Bowl: W. Martin beat R. Dalton, 3 and 2. Replay for the Flighty Cup: W. Barnard and H. S. Davis (11), 77. July bogey: T. Harkins, all square. 33 Club. —The main competition last Tuesday was a match between the Film Exchangss and the Theatre Exhibitors. The Film Exchanges won by 6 matches to 2. Dewar Cup (best bogey round) :R. Marlow. R. Marlow and F. J. Ansell tied for low bogey, each being 7 [ down, but on the count back over the last I nine holes R. Marlow was all square on these and F. J. Ansell was 4 down. Best bogey j I round (A grade players) :F. J. Ansell. B 1 grade players: J. Turley on a count back from M. Walworth. Miramar Ladies. —Canadian foursome: Miss Stevens and Miss Downes, 78, on a count back from Miss Cooney and Miss Simpson, 78. Mornington Ladies (midweek). —Second round of the Finn Cup: Mrs. Smith beat Mrs. Hamilton, 8 and 6 ; Mrs. Barrett beat' Mrs. Rough, 4 and 2; Mrs. Andrews beat Mrs. Denniston. 2 and 1; Mrs. Mason beat Mrs. Hands, 3 and 2. L.G.U. : Mrs. Sly. Taita Ladies.—Weekend round: Mrs. >\ebley (28), 77; Miss Burnley (36), 78; Mrs. Lake (34), 79.