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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 4873, 21 July 1936, Page 5

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LADIES’ SECTION. Next Saturday the qualifying round for the. junior championship will be played (the first sixteen qualifying) in conjunction with an extra day’s score. The draw is as. follows. Miss Sheehan v. Miss Hitchcock; Mrs. Innes-Jones v. Miss Douglas; Mrs. Sam Wilson v. Miss Matthew, Miss Boles v. Miss E. Jackson; Mrs. Baddeley v. Miss Barr; Mrs; Ormsby v Miss Hine; Miss Gresham v. Miss Lane; Miss Porter v. Mrs. Thornton; Mrs. Trapski v. Mrs. Hitchings; Mrs. Smart v. Mrs. Johnston; Rothery v. another. Extra Day’s Score, Seniors. —The draw is as follows: Mrs. Were v. Miss Graham; Mrs. Hetet v. Mrs. Barker; Miss Dinsdale v. Mrs. Kennedy; Miss Podevin v. Mrs. Stew. Wlson. - C grade players will play the third round of the aggregate competition for the captain's trophy over 12 holes, the draw being as follows. All cards must be handed in:—Mrs Gould v. Mrs. Hall; Miss Calver v. Mrs. Board; Miss Allison v. Miss Voyce; Mrs. Power v. Miss Ferguson; Mrs. Miles v. Miss Byrne; Mrs. Swift v. Miss Downard; Miss Fenton v. Miss Were; Mrs. McColl v. Mrs. Albrechtsen; Mrs. O’Brien v. J. Walker; Mrs. Law v. Mrs. O’Connell; Miss Z. Jackson v. Miss Davidson; Miss Mountfort v. Miss Andrews; Miss McGirr v. Miss Blackman; Miss Davenport v. Miss Craig; Mrs. Strange v. Miss Saunders; Mrs. Evans v. Miss Smith. MEN’S SECTION. On Saturday next the qualifyinground for the senior and junior championships will be played, while a similar competition will be held for players on the limit handicap of 30. Sixteen players will qualify for each of the senior and junior. championships, the senior championship being limited to players with handicaps of 18 and under. Eight will qualify for the limit competition, but these players may also qualify for the junior championship. The draw is as follows:—Hine v. Fortescue; Brainsby v. Hemphill; S. Wilson v. Hotu; Powdrill v. Innes-Jones; C. Jackson v. Harkness; Hitchcock v. Harrison; Saunders v. Dinsdale; Haines v. Smart; Low v. Hetet; Johnston v. O’Brien; F. W. Johnson v. Smith; Frerichs v. H. Jackson; O’Connell v. Hitchings; Trapski v. Cato* Podevin v. Boswell; McColl v. Higginsjon; Kennedy v. Murdoch; Lambie v. M. Jones; Board v. Gould;- Mayo v. Cooper; Krogh v. Gibb Brown; Were v. Ward; Strange v. Swift; Robinson v. Rollett; Dobson v. Ambler; Andrews v. Hall; Didsbury v. Moore.

Partners will be found for any members omitted from the draw at the links, and junior players are asked to see the Club captain on arrival at the Club house.

Trapski and Krogh have both reduced their handicap from 24 to 21, and Smith from 20 to 19.

The selection of players for the Blyde Cup to be played at Cambridge will be made on the results of the qualifying rounds. Players are requested to complete the first round of all Steedman-Her-bert Cup matches as soon as possible. -