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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIX, Issue 21957, 8 May 1941, Page 7

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TIMARU CLUB The following is the draw for the Wright Cup, mixed foursomes, to be played at Hlghfieid on Saturday. (Cards at golf house): North East, 12.30 p.m.: Mrs G. Davies and G. Davies, Miss Tyson and Foote, Mrs McLennan and P. H. Davies, Mrs W. A. Scott and Bradley, Mrs W. C. Davies and W. C. Davies, Mrs A. M. Robertson and Robertson, Mrs W. E. Mackay and McKay, Mrs H. A. Scott and Scott, Mrs Haberfleld and Haberfleld, Mrs Lawson and J. L. Mackay, Mrs J. L. Mackay and Lawson, Mrs O. L. Robertson and Robertson, Miss Couper and Nicholas, Miss Stewart and Mcßeath, Miss E. Grant and InnesJones, Mrs Wilkinson and Galloway, Mrs Greenfield and Lynch, Mrs Walker and Walker, Miss V. Morgan and Sullivan, Miss Forrest and Moore, Miss Beck and May, Mrs McGregor and McGreror, Miss Foden and Burrows. Ladies drive at odd tees. Ladies green to be played at Terrace (hole No. 14). Further entries will be’accepted. Handicap reductions: W. C. Davies 7 to 5, E. G. Kerr, jr. 5 to 4, J. W. Stockwell 19 to 15. TIMARU LADIES’ CLUB The best cards returned In the Aotearoa Cup and Coronation Medal match played on Tuesday are as follows: Mrs Hawkes 81-7-74, Mrs O. L. Robertson 86-12-74, Mrs Walker 87-13-74, Miss E. Grant 89-15-74, Mrs Lawson 92-18-74, Miss S. Torlesse 93-19-74, Miss Stevenson 96-21-75, Mrs Mac Lean 95-20-75, Miss A. McCallum 98-22-76, Mrs Richards 98-22-76. The first round of the Lindsay Medal resulted as follows: Mrs W. McLennan won from Mrs Timpany, Mrs F. J. Robinson won from Mrs W. Plddlngton, Mrs C. Marshall won from Mrs J. Priest by default, Mrs O. L. Robertson won from Mrs W. Davies, Mrs H. S. Wilkinson won from Mrs Hunt, Mrs J. Russell won from Mrs J. Mackay by default, Mrs W. A. Scott won from Mrs A. M. Robertson, Mrs W. B. Cunningham won from Mrs Haberfleld, Miss E. Grant won from Miss H. Fox, Miss J. Horwell won from Mrs Greenall, Miss R. Tyson won from Mrs J. W. Fair, Mrs Hawkes won from Mrs H. Coxhead, Mrs Meade won from Mrs Hansen, Miss Davies won from Mrs Mlnlfle, Mrs O’Callaghan won from Mrs Ewing, Miss Couper won from Mrs Lawson. Reductions in handicaps: Miss H. Stevenson 22 to 21, Mrs Haberfleld 26 to 22. GLENITI CLUB The draw for the first qualifying round for women on Saturday is as follows: Gleniti, 1.15: Misses J. Whitefield, D. Sellwood, E. Morgan, S. Mcßride, Mrs A. Struthers, Misses B. McAuliffe, M. Cranston, I, Cowie, J. Fraser, Mrs A. Hay, Misses C. Whitefield, L. Warsaw, M. Scales, E. Fraser, Mrs Ward, Misses E. Edwards, J. Doyle, E. Lister, Mrs Carmichael, Mrs Barnard, Mrs Solomon, Misses E. Tovey, E. Manning, Urquhart, M. Ramsay, M. Durnlng, S. Button, D. Bray, J. Mayo, F. Smith, M. Hardingham, L. Wright, S. Grant, Mrs Comer, Misses B. Runciman, M. Milligan, G. Davies, J. Hancox, M. Andrews, T. Burton, Haywood, L. Miller, Mrs Wilson. Starters Misses E. Lister and B. McAuliffe. NORTH END CLUB The following is the draw for a medal round to be played on Saturday: S. Anderson v. A. B. Park, M. Williamson v. N. J. Campbell, H. A. Baker v. C. Watson, R. Coales v. A. Ross, W. Crawshaw v. J. Campbell, De L. Cameron v. L. Edyvean, C. H. Frampton v. J. E. Gabites, W. R. Grant v. W. Good, J. C. Mason v. S. McDougall, A. D. McLay v. W. Reid, G. O’Neill v. F. Price, A. Ramage V. H. Welford, G. Ward v. J. White. Aotearoa Cup: Miss Bryan v. Mrs Mathews, Mrs P. Bradley v. Mrs Coales, Mrs Edyvean v. Miss Pryor, Miss Stewart v. Mrs Mason, Mrs Frampton v. Mrs Sullivan, Miss Gabites v. Miss Whitton. Mrs Bradley v. Mrs Clements, Mrs Burrows v. Miss King, Mrs McLay v. Miss Ward, Miss Harper v. Mrs Fraser, Mrs Kelland v. Mrs Innes, Mrs Walker v. Mrs Whitley, Mrs Blackler v. Miss Drumm. Mrs Allan v. Mrs Brickell, Miss Brickell v. Mrs Cameron, Mrs Chappell v. Miss Oxford. Mrs Foden v. Miss White, Mrs Gabites v. Miss White, Mrs Jordan v. Miss Risk, Mrs O’Connor v. Miss Chalmers, Mrs Taylor v. Miss AROUND THE LINKS Good entries have been received for the Patriotic tournament and South Canterbury championships which are to start at Hlghfieid this morning under the auspices of the Timaru Ladies’ Club. The links are in excellent order and should the weather be favourable some good cards are expected. Outside support has been gratifying and several players from Oamaru, Ashburton and South Canterbury clubs will take part. It is expected that five teams will play in the annual competition for the Kerr Cup which is associated with the tournament. The excellent conditions at Hlghfieid this season have been reflected in the consistently good scoring since the season commenced. Last week four pairs finished five up in a fourball bogey—exceptional scoring. The handicapper has been busy each week and reductions should continue. A start has been made with the singles knockout at Hlghfieid and the first round should be completed this week-end. Entries close shortly for the fourball knockout. The membership at Hlghfieid has been affected by the war out several new members have joined and the playing strength Is good. The committee has waived the entrance fee for the duration. The draw has been made for the men’s singles and fourball knockout competitions at Gleniti which will start now. Entries for the mixed foursome knockout competition at Gleniti close this week-end. The Gleniti committee has amended local rule No. 1 (out of bounds). In the past, a player who played a ball over any of the fences, merely lost distance, but under the new rule, the penalty will be loss of stroke and distance. The fence at Brevity (8 and 18) will be removed. The new rule becomes effective only after the fence at Brevity has been removed.