Ladies' Golf Tournament At Kaiapoi on Friday

North Canterbury Gazette, Volume 8, Issue 36, 1 September 1938, Page 8

Ladies' Golf Tournament At Kaiapoi on Friday

The following is the draw and the order ol play for the stroke handicaps of tho 6];en tournament on Friday of the Kaia_poi Ladies' Club : 8.30 a.m. —Mrs L. P. Hopkins and Miss H. Fisher with Mrs J. Johnston and Mrs H. Rinaldi. B.3s—Mrs A. W. Leithead and Mrs G. Hirst with Mrs A. Murphy and Mrs A. W. Parrott. B.4o—Miss Gates and Mrs E. J. Corcoran with. Miss G. Cotton and Mrs R. H. Tait. B.4s—Miss N. Morrish and Mrs E. Rudkin with Mrs E. J. Pumphrey and Miss B. Wright. B.so—Mrs E. H. Davis and Mrs W. Paton with Mrs Butcher and Miss R. Aspinall. B.ss—Miss N. Buchanan and Mrs H. F Butland with Mrs J. E. Mardon and Mrs M. Leech. 9.o—Mrs V. Duff and Miss N. Frater with Mrs L. W. Menzies and Mrs A. B. L. Smith. 9.s—Mrs A. Hobson and Mrs F. E. Twyford with Mrs T. Darby and Miss P. Berry. 9.10 Mrs H. W. Anderson and Mrs R. Hope with Miss M. Fitzsimmons and Mrs N. O'Donohue. 9.ls—Mrs V. Hartland and Miss M. Stewart with Miss M. Enright and Mrs. J. A. Higgs. The senior and junior medal matches will be played in the morning and the four ball bogey matches in the afternoon. There are 72 entries and a good day is assured as the links are in firstclass order. Entries have been received from Kaiapoi, Cheviot, Christchurch, Rangiora, Russley, Avondale, Templeton, Amuri, Rawhiti, Harewood, Hagley and Amberley Clubs. Bogey Match A Stableford bogey match was played on Tuesday afternoon, the following being the best cards: — A Grade—Mrs G. Hirst, 14, 20—34; Mrs L. Maclbree, 7, 26—33; Mrs L. H. Petrie, 6, 27—33; Miss N. Heney, 5, 27—32; Mrs A. W. Murphy, 11, 20— 31; Mrs J. Johnston, 14, 16—30. B. Grade—Mrs J. D. McMullan, 5, 27—32; Miss J. Paterson, 3, 27—30. FLAG 500 Another of a series of card evenings was held last Monday evening in the W. C. T. IT. Hall when there was an attendance of 36 card players. These evenings are proving very popular. The winners were Mrs C. Joslen, Miss N. Taylor and Mr F. Bryden.