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Evening Star, Issue 23724, 4 November 1940, Page 5

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' OTAGO CLUB A St. Andrew’s Cross bogey handicap ■was played on Saturday. 'llie following ■were the leading results: —A grade: J. N. Lemon (2), 4 up; E. A. Lucas (6), 4 up; A H. Boyd (3), 3 up; R. F. Barr (5), 1 up; W. A. Mitson (8), 1 up; B. V. Wright (plus 1), all square; T. B. Ferguson (scr), all square; L, B. 'Whinam (5), all square; H. J. Grayson (5). all square; W. C., Romeril ‘(4), 1 down. B grade: A M. Cameron (U). 4 up; W. W. Johnstone (111. 2 up; S. J. Macdonald (12). 2 up; H. H. Walker (14). all square; D. S. Lambert (14), all square; P. S. Glasson (12), 1 down; G. A. Russell (14), 1 down; A. E. M‘Dougall (14), 1 down; J. G. Dykes (18), X down. BELLEKKDWES CLUB The following are the results' of the matches played in the first round of the championships:—Club: A. I. Murray beat T. A. Morland, 5 and 4; R. Bruce-Smith beat G. Gregory, 2 up; R. A. Penman beat K. E. Rogers, 2 and 1; H. V. Huntley beat G. S. Thorpe, 3 and 1; J. F. Byers beat R. M'lver, 1 up; N. R. Driver beat R. M. Wilkinson, 2 and 1. Junior: F. Hinton beat W. A. Race, 1 up; H. A. Coxon beat D. Gilroy, 4 and 3; M. F. O’Sullivan.'beat H. A. Lawless, 3 and 1; A. C. Rowe beat W. H. Masters, 2 and 1; L. R. Sceats beat A. D. Fuller, 1 up at the nineteenth; S, A. Stannard beat F. B. Clarke, 1 up; E. Berwick beat J. C. Paul, 4 and 3. ST. CLAIR CLUB ■ln the final of the Dewar Cup J. W. Delbridge defeated. A. E. Jefferson, 1 up. and in the final! of the junior cup J. F. Cardno defeated P. A. Joolin, 3 and 2. The best cards returned were : A Grade. —A. J, Aifkcn 77 —8—69, H. S. Ross 75—5—70, S. H. M’Kechnie 76—5—71, J. N. Sams 77—5—72, E. F. Mosley 84—12 —72, H. J. Rackley ; : 81—8—73, W. N. Satterthwaite 84 —11—73, H. A. Gamble 84—10—74, J. A. Templeton 87—13 —74, W. M'Ghie 85—10—75, C. B. Wight 76—scr—76. B Grade.-—R. L. Griffiths 85 —20—65, E. r-'.AI Calton ’ 87—18—69, A. Jones,, jun., 87—17—70, B. C. Brown 94—24—70, W. J. Meade 95—24—71, P. Braham 92—20—72, A. Duncan 96—24—72, K. W. Davies 89—16—73, F. G. Coxhead 88—14—74. E. T. Simpson 92—18—74,, S. B. Crimp 89—14—75, F. N. Tuck 91—15—75. In the annual four-ball bogey competition for the Goldsmid Memorial Cup the best aggregates were:—Meade and Brown 9 ' up—4 up—l 3 up, Sams and M'Kechnie 5 up—6 up—ll up, Hartley and Ainger 5 up—6 up—ll up, Dixon and Strang 5 up—4 up—9 iip. Davies and Calton 6 ■up—3 up—9 up, Williams and Dempster 5 up—4 up—9 up. BELLEKNOWES LADIES' CLUB A medal match will be played to-morrow, the draw being as follows: —Mrs Wilson v. Mrs M'lver, Miss D. Hindle t. Mrs Clulee, Mrs Lucas v. Miss Jefferson, Miss Hindle .r. Mrs Boyd, Mrs Dunn v. Mrs Daglish, Mrs Cramond v. Mrs Patterson, Mrs . Wright ;v. : Miss Allen, Mrs Carolin v. Mrs ; Fletcher, Mrs Macpherson v. Mrs Simmell, Mrs O’Reilly v. Mrs M'Leau, Mrs Eastgate " v. Mrs Broad, Mrs Dick v. Mrs Randle, , Miss Robertson v. Mrs Byers, Mrs Bczett :a, bye. The one club match played last week was won by Mrs O. Cooke. ST. CLAIR LADIES’ CLUB yr- A two-round eclectic match wfff be' placed to-morrow, starting at 9.30, for trophies ' donated by the captain of the men’s club. ■ The draw is as follows:—No. 1 tee: Mrs > Justice v. Mrs M'Ewau, Mrs Strang v. Mrs ! - Wight, Mrs Burnett v. Miss Macbeth, Mrs ;• Paul v. Mrs D. Davy, Mrs Osborne v. ! Mrs Brown. No. 10 tee: Mrs St. George v. Mrs Sheriff, Mrs Curie v. Mrs Joblin, Mrs Jones v. Mrs Hyles, Mrs Allan v. Miss : Thompson, Miss Calder v. Mrs Valentine, i At 1 o’clock: Mrs Levido v. Mrs Stone, Mrs ! Ross v. Mrs Dickson, Mrs Blackie v. Mrs Proctor. The Stableford bogey match . played last week was won by Mrs Mackway Jones, 11 and 18 (29 points).

CHISHOLM PAfIK LADIES' CLUB The first round of the four-ball knockout will be played at 1 to-morrow, the draw being as follows: —Mrs' L. Kaye and Mrs A. Barsdell v. Mrs L. Wood and Miss N. Doocey, Mrs F. Hunt and Miss M. Engar v. Mrs G. Burns and Mrs Main, Mrs M. Stiven and Mrs G. Herbert v. Mrs A. Anderson and Mrs J. Skerrett, Mrs M. George and Mrs D. Sime v. Miss A. Foley and Miss M. Hogan. Byes; Mesdames W. Grant and G. Mora, Miss M. Rhodes and Mrs R. Steele, Miss L. Robinson and Mrs J. Trewern. .The best cards in a sealed holes match played last week were:—B grade, Mrs L. A. Wood; C grade, Mrs J. Skerrett.