“STOP PRESS" NEWS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 20019, 7 August 1920, Page 1

“STOP PRESS" NEWS.

GOLF. ‘ ' Christchurch; Club, l ' v Tlie finals' for the Cox Cup and tlio S'* second qualifying round' lor the Borthssf wick Yaso was played byV.tlio cluircU Club ab SUrlc^thiß TLo final louud of ike Gkn^up^ftfs^f "•on by A, L. MacfurJanc, his „„$&? scores bging 71 and 71 total ,112. runner-up was J. D. Marks. 80,’ total IK). - n Tho follow mg "were the best net $$ scores at the end of:tho^ ■second tying round for the BmthwjO. A. L. Mdcfarlano 117, (>. F. M. Bnii ncco 151, G. G. AilkenlW,:L. ton 101 AY. I’, Anderson 105, D* 0,AVliytc 105/ C. A. Cropp 160, F. T.. Boys - ' ]fc The last threo players for tho last two pj

.M ft SEE JONES, McC IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS' bx PAGE D RUGBY -FOOTBALL. CANTERBURY JURATS OTAGO. Final—Canterbury ail.*-vV- " 1 TROUBLE EXPECTED IN ■ ■ , LIVERPOOL. - ! ;'M ■ LONDON, August 6. There is a possibility of' a not aV'llf Liverpool, ns anli-Sinn FeinorS 'mo likely to provide a counter* donionsW“ 4 ii§t tion, and the processions may ; coino' ; ?f| into collision. The Double will pieb-ll ably bo more, acuto if Archbishop kino- |* docs not appear. || Feiners will {ben feel 'M There aro no indicafions that .IhepoH^ll and the troops in Liverpool have bcciV?|i strengthened, in preparation for thojfl Baltic’s arrival on Sunday, which probably means that Archbishop ifdanuix' will not bo permitted to laud.* k —». "'[m