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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 24 June 1926, Page 4

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NORTH END CLUB. 'The following i.s the draw for the ladies’• bogey competition to be played on Saturday :—Miss Brown v. Miss O. Bradley; Miss Bussell v. Miss Stewart; Miss F. Bradley v. Mrs Low; Miss Williams v. Miss Grant; Mrs Scott v. Mrs Brewer. TIMARU CLUB. Tho following is the, draw for the second modal handicap and qualifying rounds for the championship and Perry Cup, to be' played at Highfield on Thursday and Saturday : Thursday.—Clissokl v. Knight; E. G. Kerr v. Houlihan; T. Scott v. Halstead; McClelland v. Simpson; O. H. Porritfc v. Cox; Lynch v. Torlesse; B. A. Porritt v. J. Clcland; W. Lyall Scott v. LeCren Saturday morning.—McDonald v. McCulloch; Hind v. Cockroft; It. G. Wilson v. Gordon. Saturday Afternoon. North East, 12.45.—A. L. Marshall v. Hudson and Kingston v. Thompson; Harris v. Walton and Cave v. Duncan; Zieslcr v. Ritchie and Webber v. Tennant; J. Mason v. Clarke and E. A. Scott v. Hamilton; RcveJl v. Beswick and Kemshed v. W. A. Scott; Ensor v. Bruce and Slirimpton v. Berry; Steven v. F. G. Raymond and Andrew v. Ulrich; Newton v. Finch and C. W. Wood v. Green; Wright v. Cramond and G. Barker v. Horwell; G. Innes-Joncs v. Ussher and G. AY. Scott v. AV. M. Scott; Rich v. McRae and Menzies v. B. Baxter. Port Arthur, 1 p.m.—Oxford v. C. AVood junr. and R. A. Holdgato v. Murdoch; ..Webster v. F. C. May and A. L. Lamb v. S. Holdgato; Martin v. Harrison and Mciklo v. King; Knowles v. Sawell and R. K. Holdgato v. T. Mackay; Brady v. Aitkcn and Knubley v. Hassell; McGovern v. Allan and J. P. Lamb v. Foote; Henderson v. AA r ardell and Young v. J. H. Don; J\ A. Anderson v. Tait and Allchurch v. C. E. Kerr; Panton v. H. Innes-Jones and Moody v. Hutchinson. Players go off in parties of four in order of draw. Any player losing his place on tho tco must start last of his section.

GERALDINE CLUB. On Saturday last a bogey handicap was played. Ideal weather prevailed, and-induced large numbers of members to visit the links, which are in gieat order this year.' Afternoon tea was provided by the Misses Sherratt. The following were the best cards: — Men.—Grieve 1 down, McF.wcn 1 down, D. Macdonald 4 down, Burrows 4 down, Christophers 4 down, Mcllroy 5 down. The following team has been picked to play against Pleasant Point, at Gcraldino to-day (play starts at 1 p.m.) : Men. —McDonald. Feilden, Paterson, McEwcn, Grieve, Kerr, Mcllroy, Burrows. Ladies.—Mrs Kerr. Mrs Ritchie, Miss Crawford. Miss Mcllroy, Mrs Fcilden, Mrs Paterson, Airs AlcClure, Miss Paterson. Emergency: Miss Sharpe. The team to pluv against Ashburton, lat Geraldine on Saturday, 26th .Tune, | is as fol'ows (play starts at 12.45) : ; Macdonald.- Fcilden, Paterson. A/ifliers, AlcEwen. Kerr,' Grieve, Sheldon, Burrows, MeTlToy, Fish, Readdio, AleKoohnie. Curtis. IfmerftenffEs: McLeod, Crowe, Christophers. BRISTOL CUP. On Thursday ‘ last the Fairlio, • Club successfully defended a challenge from the AA T aimate Club for the Bristol Cup on tho Fail-lie links, bv 10 matches to j 8 after a most enjoyable game. Following are tho detailed results (Fail-lie 1 players mentioned first) :—-

Singles. Borrie v. Chat field «*• i i i A. .Gillingham v. Wallace 0 Beckett v. Travers 1 0 Campbell v. Borrie ... ... 1 0 McLean v. Holmes 1 0 Trotter v. Hertslctt 1 0 Banks v. Hickey 1 0 S. Gillingham v. Weir 0 i Seav v. Black ... ... 1 0 McDonald v. Wilson 0 i Wilcox v. Hood 1 0 Powell v. Fraser 1 0 Foursomes Borrie and Gillingham •. Chntfield and Travel's Beckett and Campbell v. Wallacc 1 0 and Borrie McLean and TroLlcr v. Holmes 0 1 and Hickey Banks and McDonald v Herts0 1 lett and Weir S. Gillingham and Seav v.'Black 0 1 nnd Wilson 0 1 Wilcox and Powell v. Hood and I 1 rarer 3 i Fairlio 10 matches, Waimate 8 matches.