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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 31 May 1923, Page 8

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SOUTH CANTERBURY CHAMPIONSHIP. The following is the draw for partners in the morning round,erf the South Canterbury Championship, to be played at Highfield on Monday next, with the tees from which competitors start, and the order of starting:- . .. / KNOB TEE,. 8.35 , a.m.—Ulrich y. Bradye; C. W. Wood senr, v.. Blair; Boddington y. B. Y Wright; Pearse v. Kemsked; Seymour v. Guild; Sawell v. W. Borrie; E. A. Scott y. ■Gillingham; Berry y. Smart; Lind- ' say :v. Armstrong. PORT ARTHUR TEE, 8.45 a.m.— Knubley v. Hassell; Mcßae v. Nash; B. A: Porritt v. Saunders; Thompson v. Martin; Y/hlting y. Hughes; Donaldson v. Gunn; F‘. D. Scott y. Beckett; Ritchie v. Pulton; P. G. M. Raymond v. B. Borrie; Dougall y. J. H. Torlesse; Cutlihertson y. O. H. Porritt; Finch y. Oughten; Baxter v. Reilly. NORTH EAST TEE, 8.45 a.m.— Laing v. Mathieson; C. E. Torlesse v. Pigou; Rawnsley y. Kerr; Thomas v. Porter; M. A. Raymond v. Uttley; Hertslett v. Humphries; Ouane v. Gresson; Mason v. Fraser; H. ,E. Wright y. Francis; Morgan v. A. L. Marshall; Chisholm v. Revell; Ziesler v. Familton. NORTH EAST TEE, 9.30 a.m.— (Players to sandwich with Port Arthur starters.) —Webber v. Barker; McLeod v. Hudson; Whitcombe y. G. E. Marshall; Cramond y. Moyes; : Cockroft v. Brierley; Ensor v. C. W. Wood jun.; Clelaiid v. Staveley; Doyle y. W. A. Scott; C.'S. Bruce a bye. Players must be on their tees punctually to start in the order of the draw. - Players losing their place on the tee must start last.