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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22142, 22 June 1935, Page 11

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PLAY AT CLEYEDON THE PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP DRAW FOR FIRST ROUND The first round of the president's handicap eclectic competition will be played to-day by members of the Clevedon Golf Club. The draw is as follows: Currie v. A. Brown, Whytock v. Bryan, Blundell v. Munro, Wells v. Bannerman, Baird v. Southerill, Henderson v. Waters, O'Sullivan v. Gallagher, Colquhoun v. Orum, Wilson v. Bell, Dow v. Hunt, Burgoyne v. Judd. Morris v. L. Jones, L. Brown v. R. Jones. MATCH AT GLENDOWIE A match played yesterday at G-lefidowie between teams representing the Glendowie and Papakura Ladies' Golf Clubs resulted in a win for the former by seven mutches to three. Following are the results, Papakura, names being mentioned first:—Mrs. Brooks lost to Mrs. Endean, 5 and 4; Miss Finlayson beat Mrs. Green, 4 and 3; Miss Walters lost to .Mrs. McGinlcy, 2 and 1; Mrs. Foo'.e lost to Mrs. Howey Wal-cer, 5 and 4; Mrs. McLennan lost to Mrs. Hill, 4 and 3; Mrs. Kidd lost to Mrs. Montgomery. 5 and 4: Miss Coxhcad beat Mrs. Hutchinson, 2 and 1; Miss Dreadon lost to Mrs. Taylor. 6 and 5; Miss McCullough beat Mrs. Hayes, 2 and 1; Miss Jean McCullough lost to Mrs. S. Keys, 2 down. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB The second round of the eclectic match in conjunction with the competition for Miss Mark's prize, will be played on Tuesday by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club. Following is the draw:—Mrs, Carnachan v. Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. C. Prime v. Mrs. Tyree, Mrs. Clydet v. Misa Hogan, Mrs. Griffiths v. Mrs. Roach, Miss Williams v. Mrs. D. Mason, Miss Duder v. Mrs. Towsey, Mrs. Lord v. Miss Steedman, Mrs. Challinor v. Mrs. Muirhead, Mrs. McDougall v. Mrs. Gillibrand, Mrs. Langley v. Mrs. Moore, Miss Gresham v. Mrs. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Sinel v. Mrs, Smallwood. Mrs. Cornea v. Mes. Ford. Miss Z. Marks v. Mrs. Cork, Mrs. Wall v. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Dickin3 v. Mrs. Procter, Mrs. Wilson v. Miss B. Lowe, Mrs. Mulcahy v. Miss ■ Watson, Mrs. Allan v. Mrs. Jaggs, Miss Dowell v. Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Bower v. Mrs. Marchant, Mrs. Birtley v. Mrs. Titchener, Mrs. Keely v. Miss Rowell, Miss Cochrane v. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Trayes v. Miss Blair Mason. The medal round was won by Mrs, " Tyree, and the nine-holei match by Mrs. Foster. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB The Qualifying round for Mrs. Swanston's trophy was played by members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club. The following players qualified:—Miss Corner, Miss Campbell, Miss Best, Miss McDonnell, Miss Minns. Miss Howe, Miss Adams, Miss Prideaux. The first round will be played to-day. The open day. which was to have been held next Monday, has been postponed until a later date. The first round of the North Shore Vase will be played next Tuesday, the original- draw to stand. A draw will take place at the clubhousft for C grade players. INTER-CLUB LADIES' MATCH [from our own correspondent] TE AWAMUTU, Friday An inter-club match vras played on the Te Awamutu Club's links on Thursday between teams representative of the Te Awamutu and Cambridge Ladies' Clubs, the home team winning six of the ten games. Details, Te Awamutu piayers first:—Mrs. H. McDonald beat Mrs. H. L. Freeman, Mrs. A. Bond lost to Mrs. Garrard, Miss M. Clark beat Mrs. Law, Mrs. C. Blundell beat Mrs. F. Kingsford, Misti M. Quir. lost to Mrs. Morrice, Mrs. E. Bryant, lost to Mrs. Macky, Mrs. M. Olway beat Mrs. Tod, Mrs. J. Oliphant beat Mrs. A. H. Nicoll, Mrs. Babbage beat Miss Brann. Miss Ixwio lost to Mrs. Watson.