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OTAGO CLUB The first round of a four-ball handicap knock-out competition was played on the Balmacewen course on Saturday, the results being as follows: D. M. Irvine and I. Carr beat J. G. Dick and E. G. Boddy 1 up, J. C. Shand and J. W. Smeaton beat J. R. Paterson and I. S. Cantrell 1 up. All the other competitors had byes into the second round. ST. CLAIR CLUB In the semi-finals of the four-ball knockout competition Jefferson and Strang beat McGhie and Rackley 4 and 2, and Anderson and Templeton defeated Drake and Penman 2 and 1. The final of this event was won by Jefferson and Strang, who beat Anderson and Templeton 3 and 2. The pair’s bogey match resulted In a draw between Rhodes and Dobbie and E. W Bolwell and Duthie,- who each returned cards of all square. The best cards returned were as follows:—Rhodes and Dobbie all square. E. W. Bolwell and Duthie all square. Luff and Templeton 3 down, Ross and Burn 3 down, Clayton and Wolstenholme 3 down, A. G. Wren and Cardno 4 down, Clark and Marett 5 down. Benie and Simpson 5 down. Wrather and Matthews 6 down. CHISHOLM PARK CLUB A medal match in connection with the first round of the Trengrove Cup was played at Chisholm Park on Saturday. The winner was K. Melville with a score of 43-12-31. Other good cards were:—R. Phillip 45—12—33. J. McMullin 43-10-33, L. Wood .41-8-33, H. Riddell 41-8-33, A. Lamg 38-5-33, H. Wilson 46-12-34, F. Stewart 47—12 —35, W. King 48—12—36. G. Burns 40—4—36, A. Anderson 47—11 36 F Pink 49—12—37, W. Meldrum 49 —12—37. R. Hine 48—11—37, CHISHOLM PARK LADIES’ CLUB A Stableford Bogey Match was nlayed by the Chisholm Park Ladies Club on Saturday. The best cards were - —Mrs Shepherd s—l5 —14 —19, Miss Richdale 7—ll—lß, Miss M. Rhodes 3_14_17. Mrs Duncan 3-14—17, Miss Sinclair 2—l4 —16, Miss Gore 3 —12 15, Miss V. Rhodes 3-12-15. The mid-week players will hold an LG.U. medal match to-morrow afternoon. the draw being as follows:—Mrs J. Renton v. Mrs W T. Grant, Mrs Pink v. Mrs Meggit. Mrs Halhday v. Mrs Hine, Mrs Snow v. Mrs King, Mrs Sime v Miss Rhodes, Mrs Shepherd v Mrs Brown, Mrs L. Wood v. Miss Robinson, Miss Mathieson v. Mrs Swanson. Mrs Bristow v. another. PORT CHALMERS CLUB The L.G.U. medal match at Port Chalmers was played in ideal conditions. The best scores were returned bv; —Miss Brotherston 86—27—59, Mrs Hunt 87—18—69, Miss M. Campbell 105—36 —69, Mrs Lawson 93—20 —73. Miss Milnes 110—36 —74. Miss Brotherston earned a big reduction in her handicap, returning a gross score of 86.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23796, 1 May 1939, Page 14
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445GOLF Otago Daily Times, Issue 23796, 1 May 1939, Page 14
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