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CA X A DIA X FOURSOMES. The best card handed in for the men’s Canadian Foursomes played during the past week on the Mt. Donbylinks was that of Thomson and Feist, SC —1C—70. The next in order were as follows:- —Glanville and Foote, 80 8—72; Harrison and Wolff, 8-1—12 — 7.'.; Crimp and Surmah, So —13 —72; West ;u and Orr, 00 —IS —72; Morrison an i; Staple, 90—23 —72; Ramsey and Bevins; 84—11—73. Hogan Cup. In the final of the Hogan Cup Birnlo beat Bailey, 3 and 2. Four-Ball Handicap. Following is the draw for the first round of the Mt, Denby four-ball handicap: — Jounneaux and Jounneaux v. Glanvillo and Ramsey, Johnson and Haigii v. Archer and Blundell, Ryder and Whitehead v. Morris and Staple, 'Morton and Birnic v. Wolff and Thorne, Foote and Gillespie v. Hosking and Fulton, Higginson and Hariugtou, v. Powell and Simmons. Byes. —Xoble and Orr, Buckley, and Pittar, Doreen and Sunnan, Harrison and Younger, Good and Christiansen. Bevins and Marshall, Thomson and Feist, Weston and Roberts, Maitland and Conaghan, Bailey and Crimp. The first round must be competed this week.
WHANG AREI LADIES’ CLUB. The following is the draw for the second round of the Waitemata ‘Cup, to be played on Thursday, Friday and Saturday next. — Mrs Bennie v. Miss E-adcliffe, Miss Carruth v. Mrs N. Johnson, Mrs Donaldson v. Mrs Nolan, Mrs Reynolds v. Mrs Ramsey, Mrs Long v. Miss Collins, Mrs 1 Robertson v. Mrs Younger, Mrs Ward v. Mrs ‘Cook, Mrs Tresidder a bye, Mrs Trimmer v. Mrs Weston, Mrs Richardson v. Mrs Fulton, Miss Drummond v. Mrs Bevin, Mrs Orr v. Miss Powell, Miss B. Wilson v. Miss Gibson, Mrs Crimp v. Mrs McLeod, Mrs Hosking v. Miss Kish worth, Mrs Wolff v. Miss Harrison, Miss M. Mac Kay v. Miss Morrison, Miss Forsythe a bye, Mrs Menzies v. Miss Byrnes, Mrs Wilson v. Mrs Burt, Mrs Ryder v. Mrs Morrison, Miss Rowntree v. Miss Ramsey, Mrs Trembath v. Miss Piper, Miss Millington v. Miss Lamb, Miss Higginson v. Miss Froode, Miss A. Mac Kay a bye. The final round of the Eclectic was played last week. The results were. —- Seniors. —Mrs Glanville, 80 —13 —67. Juniors. —Mrs Ramsey, 85 —$9—66. Other good cards were. —Mrs Ryder, 103 —36—67; Miss Morrison, 96 —28 — 68; Mrs Trimmer, 100 —32—68; Miss Ramsey. 98—29—69; Miss Steele, 103 —34 —09; Miss Eishworth, 101—31 — 70.
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Northern Advocate, 18 July 1933, Page 6
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