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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16469, 4 July 1921, Page 8

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CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. The Shirley links were occupied by a larg r number of players on Saturdav Qualifying rounds for the club championship and for the Cox Cup, with concurrent- medal matches, were played. Following are results: MEDAL MATCHES. Medal for players with handicap under 12— J. C. Templer, 78—3—75. Medal for players with handicap I*2 and over—G. M. Gunn, 92—16—76. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. Scores for the qualifying round in the club championship:

C. A. Seymour . . . .99 Following is the draw for the first round of the championship :—Ma-cfarlane v. Aitken ; Tosswill v. H. W. Macfarlane; Woodroffe v. Weston; Tempier v. Anderson; nearly v. Wood; Beid v. Gow; Godby v. Bonnington; Seymour v. Harman. THE COX CUP. Qualifying round, of Cox Cup (open to players with a handicap of 10 and over), net scores:—

Following- is the draw for the first round of the cup: —Fraser v. Quill; Comerford v. Best; Keane v> Trolove; Cane v. Ward; Donaldson v. Whitcombe; Gunn ▼. Marks; Black v. Morton-; Donald v. Evans. HAGLEY PARK CLUB. The sesond round of the mixed foursomes competition for the Lewis Cleek was played on the Hagley links on Saturday. The result •was a win on the two rounds for Miss Kitto and M. A. H. Fell, three down. The following are the best scores for the second round: Mrs Tyers and F. P. Morrison . 1 down Miss Boulnois and J. O. Montgomery 3 down Miss Kitto and M. A. H. Fell . . 4 down Mrs Green and C. A. Gordon . . 4 down Miss Newton and ~G. R. Stevenson . 5 down Miss E. Bowrou and R. Worker . 5 down Mrs R. Fisher and R. Fisher . . 5 down Mrs C. Bomington and A. Boulnois 5 down AVONDALE CLUB. The following returned the best cards for the first round of the medal match for the captain’s trophy, played on the Avondale links on Saturday; Gross. Hep. Net

RICHMOND HILL CLUB. A men’s foursome bogey match was played on the Richmond Hill Club’s links on Saturday afternoon, when there were twenty-four competitors. The following were the best cnrdfi handed in: Roberts and Seed-Gowing, jun. . . 1 up Hutchins and Row . . . .2 down Lea and Rattray . . • . .3 down Evans'and Burns . . . . .3 down Lawrence and Denham . . .4 down Mfllpaa and Maddison . . .4 down FRENCH TOURNAMENT. By Telegraph —Press A ssociation—Copyright. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association LONDON, July 2. At Letouquet, Boomer won by seven strokes. Massy retired at the thirty-fourth hole. _______________

J. C. Tempier . . 78 B. B. Wood . . 81 E. J. Reid . 84 W. P. Anderson . ’ 84 W. T. D. Harman „ 84 J. A. Glover . . 86 G. T. Weston . . 87 H. W. Macfarlane . 87 G. G. Aitkeu . 87 M. H. God by . . 88 A. H. Macfarlane . 88 L. Bonninofton . . 88 R. T. Toss will . . 89 T. W. Woodroffo . 89 J. H. Early . 89

G. M. Gunn . - 76 J. D. Marks . 77 C. N. Fraser . . 79 W. W. Morton . . 79 A. R. Blank . SO J. E. Donald . SI D. V. Donaldson . 82 W. E. Best . S3 V. A. Ward . 82 G. H. Evans . 82 T. W. Cane . 82 B. C. Whitcomb© . 83 P. Trolove . 84 T. R. Quill . 84 M. C. Keane . 84 L. V. Comerford . 84

Wcdderspoon . f . 91 20 71 Pat on . . 89 16 73 Denby ... . . 101 24 77 Duncan . . . . 103 24 79 Rudd , • . . 105 24 ’82 Taylor , • . . 96 14 82 Dougall ... . . 97 14 83