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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23332, 26 October 1937, Page 12

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BELLEKNOWES CLUB The annual competition for the President’s Cup was played yesterday on the Belleknowes links, and resulted in a win for E. J. Simpson, with 130, S. Boyd and S. Roberts being second equal, with 134. The best scores were:—E. J. Simpson 158—28—130, S. Roberts 164—80—134, S. Boyd 178—44 —134, M. Wilkinson 164—26—138, T. Koonan 186—48—138, A. Darling ISO--12—147, G. Bell 173—26—147. The winners of the trophies for the best gross scores were:—Morning round: A. Darling 75; runner-up, M. Wilkinson 82. Afternoon round: E. J. Simpson 75; runner-up, S. Roberts 81, ST. GLAIR CLUB The following is the result of the special 23-hole Stroke Handicap which was played on the St. Clair links on Saturday afternoon, under somewhat boisterous conditions, to mark the opening of the hew course. A Grade.—-J. Dobbie 110—16—94. L. E. Routledge 112—16—96, A. W. Richardson 112—15—07, L. T. McCormack 106—8—98, F. V. Drake 107—8—97. B Grade.—R. T. Simpson 108—23—85, E. A. 801we1M19—25—94, J. O’Donnell 128—32—96, J. C. Redward 119—21—98, H. Greenwood 120—21—99. The annual competition for the Otatara Cup, consisting of two rounds of stroke play, was played yesterday under very windy conditions. J. C. Redward was the winner of the cup with an aggregate of 145 (90—16—74 and 87—16—71); followed by D. C. Bennie with 152 (77—1—76 and 771 — 76). The following were the best results:—J. C. Redward 74—71—145. D. C. Bennie 76—76—152, W. G. Aitken 78—80—158, K. S. Ross 81—80—161,; R. H. Rawlinson 80—81—161. Morning Stroke Handicap.—E, W. Elder 87—11—76, W. G. Aitken 89—11 —7B, L. E. Routledge 92—12—80. Afternoon Stroke Handicap.—A. G. Bayliss 91—15—76, K. S. Ross 94—14 80, W. G. Aitken 91—11—80. OTAGO LADIES’ CLUB A B Grade medal match will be played on the Otago links to-day. The following is the draw:—Mrs Cameron v. Mrs McDougall, Mrs Thomas v. Mrs Sykes; Mrs Irvine v. Mrs Greenfield, Mrs Anderson v. Mrs Grayson, Miss Shand v. Miss Duthie, Mrs McCorkindale v. Mrs Sparrow, Mrs Callender v. Miss Gallaway, Miss Cook v. Miss Porteous, Mrs Gamble v. Miss Hun-ter-Weston, Mrs Stirling v. Miss B. Dodgshun, Mias McHutcheson v. Miss A. Meek, Mrs Sims v. Miss Ross, Mrs Carr v. Mrs Gates, Mrs McCarthy v. Mrs Lusk, Mrs Caffin v. Mrs O’Grady, Mrs Potvine v. Mrs Meek, Mrs Macpherson v. Mrs E. Walker, Mrs Dawson v. Mrs Donnelly, Mrs Glendining v. Mrs Moloney, Miss Macandrew v. Miss Couston, Miss Kyle v. Hart, Mrs McCreary v. Miss E. Johnstone, Mrs Gibson v. Mrs Fergus, Miss SherrifT v. Mrs Stevenson, Miss Brewer v. Miss Morris, Miss I; Hart a bye. The first qualifying round of the club championships will be played next Friday, and the second round in conjunction with the L.G.U. next Tuesday. ST. CLAIR LADIES* CLUB. A Bogey Match will be played today. Post entries will be accepted. MID-CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP rQN BY W. M. SATTEETHWAITE (Per United Press association* ASHBURTON, Oct 25. The Mid-Canterbury Golf Chamionship was won by W. M. Satteriwaite, of Harewood, with a score r 147. S. Bryant, of Harewood, with score of 148. was the runner-up. The junior title was won by R. W. rr, of Ashburton with 159. E. Brophy id R. G. Ross, both of Ashburton, ed for runner-up with 164. MANAWATU CHAMPIONSHIP SILK THE WINNER Per United Press Association) PALMERSTON N., Oct 25., M. Silk won the Manawatu Golf npionship, beating K. G. Glendm- . of Manawatu, in an exciting final, had beaten H. G. Davies, of ier, and Glendinning beat N, H. in, of Rangitikei, in the semi-finals, ie Manawatd Plate was won by >, Homabrook, who beat F. W. gins, of Nelson, at the twentieth.