GOLF.
CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. The monthly bogey match was played at Shirley yesterday by the Christchurch Ladies’ Coif Club. There were twentyfour entries, but very few scores returned, the play being of a low standard. Miss Dixon won in the senior division 3 down, and Mi*s Banks in the junior division with 6 down. The followng cards were handed Miss Marjorie Dixon, handicap 5, 3 down. Miss Bristed, handicap 9, 4 down. Mrs Codby. handicap 9. 5 down. Miss Cracroft Wilson, handicap 3, 8 down. Miss Boadei. handicap 5. 9 down. Miss White-Parsons, handicap 14, 10 down Mrs Banks, handicap 22, 6 down. Miss Enright, handicap IG, 10 down. HAC*LEY CLUB. The flat: ru a teh played yesterday for Miss Benshire's prize was won by Mrs Clark, with Miss Bruce second. The following is the draw for the bogey match to l>e played on 'Tuesday:—Miss J. Smith plays Mrs A. S. Nicholls; Miss Newton plays Miss Harman; Mrs Bennington plays Miss Le Cren; Mrs Robs plays Mrs Pegler; Mrs Clark plays Miss Thomson: Miss Overton plays Mrs Andrew's; Miss Guthrie plays Miss Hill; Mrs Smith plays Mrs Linzey; Mrs P.vers plays Mrs Kitto; Miss Bruce, plays Mrs Piimphrey; Mrs Gresson plays Mi=s Bean; Miss Morton plays Mrs Preston; Mrs M’Clatcbie plays Mrs R. Fisher; Mis Cotton plays Miss D. Denshire; Miss G. Benshire plays
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17027, 28 April 1923, Page 9
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