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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 53, Issue 3803, 2 September 1936, Page 4

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TE AWAMUTU CLUB. Following is the draw for the first qualifying round of the championships of the Te Awamutu Golf Club, (postponed from; last Saturday owing to rain) which must be played on Saturday afternoon. It should be noted that players not handing in their cards for both rounds Will not be included in the draw for the championships. The draw is: H. Holmes, R. Wallace, and F. C. Blundell; M. Otway, M. Barnett, and S. S. Preston; W. Foggin, J. Sterritt, and J-. P. BiSown; E. D. Williams, G. W. Parker, and J. Wlalker; O. Griffith, D. Christie, and A. Craig; G. Wood, M. Tombs, and C. O. Edmonds; J. P. O’Sullivan, K. N. Hiskens, and J. B. Muir; E. Griffin, H. Babbage, and P. Quin; T. Dalziel, K. W. Gibbs, and J. Ball; J. B. W. Roberton, S. Beedell, and W. J. Craik; E. Kirk, R. Dalziell, and O. North; C. M. Whitehouse, J. Sinnott, and J. Baker; J. Burke, J. Keeley, and H. Benit; V. de Coek, J. Fletcher, and I. Narbey; E. T. Short, G. M. Wall, and A. L. Gilmore; A. Sutherland, R. Quinlan, and I. Kerr; J. Regan, N. G. Newton, and W. C. SUvill; J. Oliphant and another. TE AWAMUTU LADIES CLUB. Following is the draw for the monthly L.G.U. medal round, to be played in conjunction with the qualifying round of the junior championship and the second round of the eclectic competition, beginning at the tenth tee:— Mrs McDonald v. Mrs Glanville, Mrs Blundell v. Miss Clark, Mrs Callis v. Miss Quin, Mhs Bond v. Miss North, Miss Manson v. Miss Kay, Mrs Howcroft v. Mrs Bryant, Mrs Holmes v. Mrs Oliphant, Mrs Babbage, Jr., v. Mrs McNair, Miss Civil v. Mrs Preston, Miss Nelson v. M'iss Blackbourn, Miss Tippett v. Miss Lloyd, Miss Germann v. Miss Martyn, Miss G. Williams v. Miss Phelan, Miss Boucher v. Mrs Hill, Mrs Williams v. Miss Stuart. VETERANS’ TOURNEY. The qualifying rounds for the New Zealand Veterans’ Cup were commenced on the Rotorua Golf Club’s course yesterday in bright sunshine, tut with a tricky wind. Ninety-five players of 55 years or over are engaged, the qualification for the cup being the best 32 net scores over two lounds, with the next 32 qualifying for the Arikikapakapa Cup. The best card handed in was that of F. M. B. Fisher 91—20—71. The Te Awamutu player, A. J. Shepherd, had a card reading 95—20—75. In the afternoon round-Shepherd returned a net score of 76, making his tally 151. Two tied with 149, five with 150, and six with 151.