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Southland Times, Issue 23633, 7 October 1938, Page 11

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INVERCARGILL CLUB’S DRAW Following is the draw for the second qualifying round of the Invercargill Golf Club’s championship to be played in conjunction with the October medal handicap at Otatara tomorrow: H. W. Rogers v. A. Thom; M. O’Dowda v. D. F. Lindsay; J. S. Dick v. J. D. Strettell; J. C. Prain v. H. C. Smith; F. H. Hughes v. N. Earl; G. Robertson v. J. A. Thom; W. R. Patrick v. W. Buchan; T. W. Wilson v. R. C. Abernethy; A. G. Seddon v. F. E. Holdgate; A. J. Skjellerup v. C. C. Anderson; H. M. Smith v. F. O. Rice; G. L. Hanan v. N. L. Watson; H. T. Thompson v. G. J. McHarg; R. R. Binney v. J. A. Doig; B. W. Hewat v. A. G. Stubbs; E. E. Broad v. F. O. Hartley; M. H. Mitchel v. B. Butler; W. A. Aitken v, I. D. Muirson; G. L. Sadd v. C. W. Francis; P. E. Trevella v. C. L. Stubbs; A. R. Macnee v. J. R. E. Sutton; H. Loughnan v. H. C. Date; A. Owen-Johnston v. W. F. Clouston; J. K. Garrett v. R. M. Strang; W. D. Palmer v. N. J. Dolamore; C. Campbell v. A. W. Broad; A. H. J. Wyatt v. L S. Alsweiler; J. T, Graham v. K. H. Allen; A. J. Kingsland v. E. Campbell; C. V. Holder v. A. R. Bolton: R. G. Stark v. W. F. Dick; A. R. Thompson v. H. L. Didsbury; J. N. Armstrong v. S. # J. Green; L. Connolly v. C. Davis; A. K. Chernside v. R. Ferris; G. H. Oliver v. T. G. Quilter; A. H. Oughton v. B. Mehaffey; S. F. Williams v. T. Baird; W. Williams v. W. J. Service; A. H. Ryder v. O. Williams; Ik J. Small v. E. H. Smith. , Games will be arranged for any players not in the draw. The following handicap reductions have been made: Lindsay, 5 to 4; Kingsland, 23 to 20; Campbell, 24 to 18; A. W. Broad, 24 to 20: S. F. Williams, 24 to 23; E. H. Smith, 23 to 21. DRAW FOR BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN The following is the draw for a bogey match to be played by the business and professional women at Queen s Park tomorrow morning.—Miss Morton v. Miss G. McKenzie; Miss Barlow v. Miss Crowe; Miss Holdsworth v. Miss Curtis; Miss Shand V. Miss;McCalrnan; Miss Turner v.- Miss Melville; Miss Weyergang v. Miss I. McKenzie; Miss Smith,v. Miss Winton; Miss Barrett a bye. WOMEN TO PLAY FOR AYSON SHIELD » The following players will play in the Ayson Shield golf match to be played at Queen’s Park tomorrow at 1 p.m.—Mrs D. Robinson, Mrs J. F. Miller, Mrs C. McEachran, Mrs G. Glennie, Mrs A. Smart, Mrs D. W. Stalker, Mrs N. Carter, Mrs C. Francis, Mrs J. Clark, Mrs A. Macgregor, Mrs W. Brown, Mrs E. Morgan, Mrs J. Mackintosh, Mrs F. H. Mughes, Mrs S. Smith, Miss J. McKenzie, Miss P. Thom, Mrs E. Halder, Mrs N. Earl, Mrs R. Field. '. QUEEN’S PARK CLUB A team comprising 20 players will be selected from the following members of the Queen’s Park Golf Club to play the Ladies’ Club in the annual Ayson Shield match.—D. W. Cochrane* G. E. Glennie, T. J. Gosling, H. Edginton, J. C. Fleming, H. W. Norris, R. T. Barnett, I. W. Campbell, J. J. White, E. J. Morgan, R. G. Scandrett, E. Hughes, D. W. Stalker, G. Osborne, S. Blomfield, C. J. McEachran, C. Hurrell, A. G.. Buckland, J. 'F. Skedden, J. Dwyer, N. H. Webb, G. R. Milward, D. W. Reed, A. G. Stubbs, P. Wild, S. Jewiss, A. R. Cullen. AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL WOMEN’S TITLE (United Press Association) AUCKLAND, October 6. The Auckland women’s provincial golf championship was won this afternoon by Mrs R. S. Deighton, of the Titirangi club, who defeated Mrs C. E. Grevatt, Maungakiekie, in the final 4 and 2. The winner played consistently good golf. She recorded bogey figures for five holes and a birdie at the eighth on the outward half, being four up at the turn. Mrs Grevatt improved for a period but was unable to maintain the pressure. The game ended on the 16th. Mrs Deighton previously won the championship in 1925.

CRICKET TEAMS FOR TOMORROW Cricket teams for tomorrow are:— UNION v. Old Boys.—E. Sammons, V. McMillan, L. Sutherland, Watson (2), M. Jones, W. Hewitt, F. Rattray, R. Ramsay, G. Elder, G. hiason, A. Crofts, C. Penman. MARIST Senior, at Gore.—Ryan, Forde, Beadle, Collons, Grace, Mahoney, Fraser, Donaldson (2), McGowan, Fahey. Junior A, at Biggar street—Hogan, Smith, Pasco, Campbell (3), O’Flatherty, Connelly, K. Forde, L. Forde, K. Kelly. Third Grade at Doon street.—Brown (2), McMullan, O’Brien, Maloney, M. Grace, Frampton, Hight, McCormick, N. Cameron, J. Grace, Scully, Windle, Beadle. ' OLD BOYS v. Winton.—L. M. Uttley, L. McColl, G. Marshall, A. J. Hamilton, J. Broad, F. Hinton, D. Cameron, D Patterson, A. V. Poole, N. O’Grady, A. Storrie, R. Swinney. OLD BOYS To .play at Otautau, leaving Post Office at 12.30 sharp:—Scandrett, Pickard, Luzmoor, Mackie, Robison, McCurdy, Campbell, Halligan, Gilbertson, Johnston, Richardson. To play at Thornbury, leaving Post

Office at 12.30 sharp:—Henderson, Bradshaw, Blomfield, Gavan, Potts, Stewart, Kennedy, Hamilton, Semmens, Harper, Beer. v. Union at Quen’s Park.—Sharpe, Agnew, Clark, Skinner, Cooke, Dorman, Laing, Reid, Barnett, Thompson, Grey. Of 168.

BOXING SHARE OF PURSE TO BE WITHHELD (United Press Association) WELLINGTON, October 6. As a result of an inquiry into the Franklin-Rayner bout the Wellington Boxing Association has decided to withheld Franklin’s share of the purse. CYCLING TOMORROW’S ROAD RACE TO DRUMMOND The Invercargill Amateur Cycle Club will hold a race to Drummond tomorrow for a cup given by Mrs W. Rookes. The distance is 26 miles. The limit men will leave at 2.15 p.m. from the corner of Elies road and St. Andrew street. The following handicaps have been declared by Mr H. Insall:— Scratch.—A. Drury, C. A. Robinson, K. Jones and H. Jones. Imin 45sec.—R. McDougall, R. Duncan, R. Muir and J. Duncan. 3min 30sec —R. Blackbum, L. Johnson and R. Young. smin.—Alan Jones, O. Drury and E. Durry. — „ 6min.—O. Henderson, R. France and N. Hazelmore. 7min.—C. Jenkinson, C. Orme and M. Burgess. lOmin.—K. Baxter and W. Hair. 12min.—D. Milne.