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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 19 June 1924, Page 8

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TIMARU CLUB. The following is tho draw for the Bogey match to be played at liighlield on Saturday:— Morning—Kemsiied v. Houlihan, McCulloch v. Thomas, Cockroft v. Hind, Clissold v. Blair, D. Davies v. Sawell, Bisset v. A. G. 'fait, Simpson v. Hassell. Port Arthur Tee (Play not to commence before 1.0 p.m.) Meikle v. )) . Raymond, Kerr v. Clarke, King v. McGovern W. D. Campbell v. Shnmpton, Foote v. F. -Holdgate, Hamilton v. Warded, Rolleston v. TV. L Tail, Leslie v. R. A. Holdgate, Hart v. Henderson, Martin v. Imies-Jones, Hutchison v. S. Holdgate, C. VV. Wood v. Tank, C. Wood, junr. v. R. K. Holdgate. 1 , No 1. Tee (To start 12.40 p.m.)— Cave v. Hudson, F. L. Barker v. Lindsay, S. D. Mason v. A. L. Marshall, Hope v. Cleland. No 1. Tee (To start at 1.0 p.m.)— Lvncii v. Revel I, D. R. Matheson v. Oxford, Steven v. C. E. lorlesse, 1. Scott v. McKeefry, Llnch v. B. A . Wright. 1.15 p.m.—Harold y. May, Webber v. E. A. Scott 13. Baxter v. Field, F. D. Scott v. . A. Scott, Duncan v. Green. 1.30 p.lll.—Ziesler v J. H. Torlcsse, Horwell v. M. A. Ravmond, Porritt v. Hams, IVa ton v Finch, Bruce v. Thompson. 1.40 pun. —Gresson v. W. Davies, Gunn y. Mcßae, Halstead v, Beswavick, Knubley v. Berry, D. P. Lindsay v. Y- A. Mathieson, J. - Mason v. Courtrs, Crammond v. D. Barker, J. Waddell a by piavers at'No. 1. Tee are drawn in order of play, and any pair not being ready for their turn, must stait after the 1.45 p.m. players are away. Entries for championships close on 24th June. The second round of■ the knock-out must be completed on 01 before sth July.

TIMARU v. O AMARU

A match was played yesteiday on , he Highfield links between ■ the . lam am and Timaru Ladies Clubs, he games were closely contested, and t the close of the day the aggregate lores gave the home team a one oint lead. The following are the scores Irs Orbed v. Mrs Finch ... 1 0 liss L. Hewat v. Mrs O Callaghan ... ... ’ ® ' j. liss Christie v. Mrs Cox ... 1 U liss E. Hewat v. Mrs Bannerman •• • 9 \ Jrs Piper v. Mrs Curtis ... i i Jrs McCulloch v. Mrs Oxford U 1 Jrs Ireland v. Mrs Lattimore 0 1 Jrs Fotheringham v. Miss Walton 0 1 Jiss Nicholls y. Miss Knubley 1 0 Jrs Donaldson v. Miss Meehan 0 1 Miss B. Reid v. Miss Anstey 1 0 4| 6J FOURSOMES. Mrs Orbell and Miss L. Hewat v. Mrs Finch and Mrs O’Callahan ... i £ Miss Christie and Miss E. Hewat v. Mrs Cox and Mrs Bannerman 1 0 Mrs McCulloch and Mrs Ireland v. Mrs Oxford and Mrs Lattimore I 0 Miss Nicholls and Miss Piper v. Mrs Curtis and Miss Kunbley 0 1 Mrs Fotheringham and ■ Mrs Donaldson v. Miss Walton and Miss Meehan £ I 3''' 2 FAIRLIE CLUB, The following handicaps have been declared l’or J une : ' Men.—A. H. Gillingham J. Campbell 6—4, J. Trotter B—6, R. L. Banks B—6, J. McLean 10—8; E. Macdonald 10—8, Roger Gillingham 12—9, S. Gillingham 12—9, J.. Dines 12—9, P. Hickey 12—9, R. Seay 12—9, Rev. C. Wilcox 12—9, G. L. Mathias 12—9, J. Macdonald 14—10, F. W. Buckley 14—10, J. Scott 16—12, H. A. LeCren 16—12, E. Goodwin 16—12, R. Gillingham senr. 18—13, M. Gillingham 18—13, J. Goldstone 22—16, AV. J. Ormandy 24—16, A. F. CampbeiJ 24—18, Rev. It. de Lambert 24—18, C. B Balfour 24—18, J. Dore 24—18, O. M. Howell 24—18, R, W. Walker 24—18, Dr. Loughuan 24—18, A. Mac-Rae 24—18.

Ladies. —Mrs West 10-1-8, Mrs Bruce 10 —8, Mrs Trotter. 12—9, Mrs McLean 12—9, Mrs F. F. Neill 13—10, Miss E. Trotter 13—10, Miss Millar 13 —10. Mrs A. H. Gillingham 14—11, Mrs Goodwin 14 —11, Miss Welsh 16—12, Sister Munro 18 —13, Miss Wreford 18—18, Mrs Howell 18 —13, Miss Smith 18—13, Miss Wills 18—13, -Miss McLean 18—13, Mrs Balfour; 18—13, Miss Hitcliins 18—13, Mrs R. E. Gillingham 22—16, Miss Loughuan 22 —16.