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Evening Star, Issue 22277, 2 March 1936, Page 14

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OTAGO CLUB MATCHES A Foursome Stroke Competition played on the Balmacewen links on Saturday afternoon was won by H. V. Lawry anti W. Johnstone with a net score of 65, closely followed by T. B. Ferguson and D. A. Ferguson with 66. The latter pair did the round in 71. Scores; —

In the semi-final match of the Fourball Knock-out between C. W. Glover and J. N. Lemon and G. W. Bowron and R. Elliott, the former pair won by 4 and 2. Two pairs are now left in the final—Glover and Lemon and T. B. Ferguson and D. A. Ferguson. ST. CLAIR CLUB The Stapleford Bogey Handicap drew a large entry on Saturday afternoon, when conditions were all that could be desired. The senior event was won by F. D. Stewart, with a total of 42 points. This score was equalled by W. A. Richardson, who won the junior event. The following were the best scores;— —Senior.—

BELLEKNOWES MATCH Owing to the counter attraction at Carisbrook on Saturday afternoon, there was only a small entry for teh Four Ball Aggregate Stableford Bogey which was played. The fairways were in good order, but the greens were holding after the morning’s rain, and called for judgment in putting. F. Haigh and S. Roberts with 72 points were the winners, G. Hopkins and M. Wilkinson being next with 67 points.. Best scores wers:—

ST. CLAIR LADIES' CLUB A Flag Match will be played by the St. Clair Ladies’ Golf Club on the Corstorphine links to-morrow. Post entries will b© received, and the draw will be made at the clubhouse. OTAGO LADIES' CLUB A Medal Match will be played on the Balmacewen links on Tuesday. The draw is as follows Mrs Breeze v. Miss Brewer; Mrs Dodgshun v. Miss Haggitt; Mrs Milne v. Mrs Aspinall; Mrs Curr v. Mrs Rotvine; Mrs Gibson v. Mrs Dawson; Mrs Gamble v. Mrs Jack; Miss Young v. Miss Cook; Miss Duthie v. Mrs Cutfin; Mrs Cameron v. Mrs Kyle; Mrs Callender v. Mrs Irvine; Mrs Norton v. Mrs Russell; Mrs Sims v. Miss Martin; Mrs o‘Grady v. Mrs Hudson; Mrs Jacobs v. Miss M'Cartney; Mrs Grayson v. Miss Swan; Mrs Sykes v. Mrs Siedeberg; Mrs Williams v. Miss E. Hart; Mrs Earnshaw v. Mrs Lusk; Mrs Gates v. Mrs Johnstone; Miss Ramsay v. Mrs Anderson ; Mrs Sparrow v. Mrs Bowron; Mrs Meek v. Miss Morris.

H. V. Lawry and W. Johnstone • 78 13 — 65 T. B. Ferguson and D. A. Ferguson 71 5 — 66 A. G. Sime and W. D. Taylor 81 9 — 72 Cook and P. S. Glasson ... 93 20 — 73 F. F. Leckie and J. M. Sidey 83 9 — 74 D. M. Irvine and A. E. M'Dougall ... 85 10 — 75 A. M. Cameron and J. H. Meek 93 1776 E. A. Reed and D. Wright 87 10 — 77 R. R. Aspinall and R. A. Aspinall, jun. 86 9 — 77 R. E. Hayward and J. W. M'Intosh ... 83 5 — 78

F. D Stewart ... 33 9 — 42 J, H. Chapman ... 32 8 — 40 F. Sherriff 32 8— 40 I. H. Penrose ... 30 9 — 39 W. A. Mitson ... 30 8 — 38 W. V. Fountain ... 31 6 — 37 F. Duthie 30 7 — 37 C. B. Wright ... 35 1—36 J. E. Matheson ... 35 1 — 36 K. Chalmer 30 6 — 36 A. B. Watt ... 30 6 — 36 J. W. Bain ... 29 7 — 36 E. H. M‘Arthur 26 10 — 36 —J unior.— W. A. Richardson 24 18 — 42 A. J. P. Bestic ... 30 11 — 41 O. L. Garden ... 28 11 — 39 J. L. M'Indoe ... 24 15 — 39 H. E. Skinner ... 25 12 — 37 J. C. St. George 23 12 — 35 H. J. Rackley ... 21 14 — 35 H. Greenwood ... 17--18 — 35 W. W. Strang ... 23 11—34 W. T>. McCarthy 23 11 — 34 L. M. Satterthwaite 23 11 — 34 H. J. Luff ... 20 14 — 34

F. Haigh and S. Roberts 47 25 — 72 G. Hopkins and M. Wilkinson 39 28 — 67 A. Lucas and W. Wilkinson 45 19 — 64 M.- Connors and J. Cartwright 48 15 — 63 E. Simpson and S; Angell 43 20 — 63 L. Booth and J. Gooseman 43 17 — 59 F. Kennedy and A. Jefson 35 24 — 59