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Southland Times, Issue 20886, 23 September 1929, Page 7

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QUEEN’S PARK LADIES’ CLUB.

DRAW FOR TO-DAY

The following is the draw' for a one club match to be played to-day, starting at one o’clock:

No. 4 tee: Mrs Wilson plays Miss D. McCallum; Mrs Georgeson plays Mrs Halder; Mrs Scott plays Mrs McHugh; Mrs Clow plays Mrs Robinson. No. 1 tee: Mrs Fordyce plays Mrs Tait; Miss M. Stout plays Miss McNeill; Mrs Stalker plays Mrs McCreary; Mrs Smith plays Miss Masters; Mrs McCallum plays plays Miss King.

No. 16 tee: Mrs Dixon plays Mrs Potvine; Miss D. Stout plays Mrs Alexander; Mrs Pope plays Miss McGregor; Mrs Hannah plays Miss Hannah; Miss Meredith plays Miss Carter; Mrs King plays Mrs Vickcrv; Mrs Wish a bye. QUEEN’S PARK CLUB. The results of the stroke match played at Queen’s Park on Saturday were: A Grade: H. P. Fougere 91 —19—72; A. Thom 81 —7—74; 11. T. Thomson 89 —15 —74; P. Clulee 92 —17—75. B Grade: G. R. Milward 97—24—73; R. Scott 190 —24 —76; W. A. Service 100 —24 —76; J. R. Sutton 101 —25 —76; A. J. Hamilton 105 —29 —76. Ringer Competition. A Grade: W. Fordyce 70—7—63; A. Thom 69 —3« —65J; 11. P. Fougere 75 —94 -65 i. B Grade: J. Cutt 77 —10 —67; R. C. Cook 84—124—714 ; S. Blomfield 82—10 Aggregate. A Grade: 11. T. Thompson 309, F. 11. Hughes 304, A. I. Milne 304. B Grade: G. R. Milward 311, 11. W. Jones 311, R. C. Cook 312. BOGEY HANDICAP AT OTATARA. There was a large entry for the bogey foursomes handicap on Saturday afternoon at Otatara and the match was played under ideal weather conditions. C. A. Masters and 11. W. Smith, with an allowance of seven strokes, got going exceedingly well together and finished five up on the Colonel. At one stage of the game they were six up. The next best pair were R. J. Gilmour and W. Yates, who were one down. WINTON LADIES’ CLUB. The following Is the draw for a foursome to be played for Mr J. R. Hamilton’s trophy on Friday, September 27, over nine holes; Mrs Davis and Mrs Watt v. Miss L. Hamilton and Mrs Walker; Mrs W. Hamilton and Mrs O. Smith v. Mrs Metzger and Mrs Nelson; Mrs McArthur and Mrs O’Malley v. Miss K. Hamilton and Mrs Clark; Miss Martin and Mrs M. Smith v. Miss Horner and Miss A. Moore; Mrs Cowie and Mrs MacDougall v. Mrs Lindsay and Miss 11. Hamilton; Mrs Kerse and Miss 1. Shand v. Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Pierce; Mrs Thompson and Mrs W. Moore v. Mrs F. Moore and Mrs Reilly; Mrs Martin and Mrs Brandford v. Miss B. Moore and Mrs Walsh; Dr. M. Gow and Miss Ilishon a bve.