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QUEEN’S PARK CLUB Overhead conditions were pleasant but the ground was covered with frost in some places at Queen’s Park on Saturday when 36 players took part in a Stableford handicap. The scoring was not as good as expected. The best scores were: E. R. Barnett 27-9-36; A. des Forges 32-2-34; L. Raines 26-7-33; C. Trim 21-12-33; G. H. Westerby 15-18-33. An unofficial stroke round was played during the week-end and 42 players took part. The frost made the greens rather tricky. The best cards were:— A Grade.—S. Robson 84-11-73; J. J. White 80-5-75; J. G. Low 83-7-76; E. R. Barnett 87-11-76. B Grade.—A. G. Harrington 89-17-72; R. Frampton 90-15-75. The final of the Holloway Shield competition was also decided and resulted in a win for A. M. Williams, who beat G. E. Glennie by two and one. INVERCARGILL CLUB Conditions were ideal for the Invercargill Golf Club’s stableford match at the week-end. The best cards returned were: A Grade: G. R. Hanan 30-6-36; C. C. Anderson 28-7-35; F. H. Hughes 30-3-33; J. A. Thom 29-4-33; S. A. Bell 28-5-33 B Grade: A. T. Walsh 17-14-31; E. H. Smith 15-15-30; H. S. J. Craig 15-15-30; E. H. J. Preston 15-15-30; J. Pedlar 13-16-29; A. W. Broad 16-13-29. An unofficial stableford match was won by H. S. J. Craig with 19-15-34. QUEEN’S PARK LADIES’ CLUB The following is the draw for an eclectic bogey match to be played at Queen’s Park tomorrow at 1 o’clock: — Renown. —Mrs J. F. Field v. Mrs Robinson; Mrs Glennie v. Mrs Gifford; Mrs Torrance v. Mrs Gregory; Mrs Larcombe v. Mrs Salisbury; Mrs Morgan v. Mrs Mackintosh; Mrs A. E. Smith v. Mrs Barrett.
Bonnie Jean. —Mrs Carter v. Mrs F. H. Hughes; Mrs Dwyer v. Mrs Sutherland; Mrs J. F. Miller v. Mrs McEachran; Mrs Clark v. Mrs R. Field; Mrs Smart v. Mrs Dick; Mrs Stalker v. Mrs Halligan; Mrs MacGregor a bye. Lang’s Nek.—Mrs Brown v. Mrs Caldwell; Mrs Inglis v. Mrs Richardson; Mrs S. C. K. Smith v. Mrs Wallis; Mrs Alexander v. Mrs S. Keen; Mrs Halder v. Mrs E. Smith; Mrs Fraser v. Mrs Crombie. Elbow.—Mrs Mclntosh v. Mrs Adamson; Mrs Harrington v. Mrs Anderson; Mrs Kissell v. Mrs Young; Mrs Watson v. Mrs Tait; Mrs Witt v. Mrs Stuart. Tait’s.—Mrs Riddell v. Mrs E. Hughes; Mrs Francis v. Miss Andrews; Mrs Littlejohn v. Mrs Ritchie; Mrs Hamilton v. Mrs Kingsland; Miss Crawford v. Mrs Robbie; Mrs Trim v. Mrs Ayling; Mrs Braithwaite v. Mrs Grant; Mrs Watt a bye. Tipperary.—Mrs Clark v. Mrs Williams; Mrs Westerby v. Mrs Checketts; Mrs Hayes v. Mrs Orr; Mrs Corbet v. Mrs Reed; Mrs Blackmore v. Mrs Robson; Mrs Kilkelly v. Mrs Tapper; Mrs. Powley v. Mrs Wilson. RIVERTON LADIES’ CLUB The following were the results of a four-ball bogey match played at Riverton: Mrs MacDougall 1 up; Mrs Cockburn 1 down; Miss Gordon 2 down; Miss MacDougall 2 down; Mrs Mackenzie 3 down. The following is the draw for an L.G.U. match to be played on Tuesday:—Mrs A. B. Helm v. Mrs G. D. Keeler; Mrs J. W. Martin v. Mrs D. F. MacDougall; Mrs S. Mitchell v. Mrs C. Beer; Miss I. Carswell v. Mrs R. Dickson; Mrs W. Cockburn v. Mrs J. A. C. Mackenzie; Miss I. Armstrong v. Mrs J. A. F. Watson; Miss T. Buchanan v. Mrs W. McKay; Mrs G. Webb v. Miss L. Gordon; Miss E. More v. Miss H. MacDougall; Miss E. Gedney v. partner to be arranged.
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Southland Times, Issue 24492, 21 July 1941, Page 3
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