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HAGLEY LADIES’ CLUB. The L.G.U. medal match in the senior division was won by Miss Preston, the
In the play-off of the tie in the junior division of the sealed holes match, Miss It. Good was the winner. The L.G.U. medal match and second qualifying- round of the Bean Cup (juniors) will be played on Friday. CHRISTCHURCH LADIES’ CLUB. Owing to the continued had weather and the wet condition of the links, the first qualifying round for the Godby Bowl match, set down for to-day, has been postponed till Friday. June 24, and tlie second round, scheduled for Friday, will bo played on Wednesday, June 29. On Monday, June 27, a match for players who have, never done a score of 113 or under, thereby earning a handicap of 36, will be played for a trophy presented by Mr IT. It. Blair. Entries for this match close on Friday, at 4 p.m., and opponents will be drawn.
HAREWOOD LADIES’ CLUB. tlie knock-out competition to-morrow best eight net to qualify, is:—Mrs Cleary plays Mrs Godby, Mrs Manning plays Mrs Tattle, Mrs Crozier plays Mrs Bayfield. Mrs Page plays Miss Bruce, Mrs Bell plays Miss Carey, Miss D. Thacker plays Miss Johnston, Miss Kiver plays Mrs Peter Hall. Mrs Grosson plays Mrs Armstrong, Mrs Wauehop plays Miss f.uddo, Mrs Blank plavs Mrs Kkinner, Mrs Binns plays Miss Oowli- I shaw, Miss M. Thacker plavs Mrs Wilson, Mrs Tingey plays Mrs Wilkin, Mrs Tempi in plays Mrs Stevens, Miss Page plays Miss Hepburn, Mrs Fleming plays I The fifth round of the two-life knockout must be played not later than July 1. The following is the draw:—Mrs Manning plays Mrs Tattlo, Mrs Waueliop plays Miss Kiver, Mrs Cleary plavs Mrs J. Wilson. Miss Buddo plays Mrs Skinner, Mrs Tingey a bye.
RICHMOND HILL V. AKAR OA. I On Saturday n small party from the Richmond Hill Club visited Akaroa, and played against the local <-lul>. Though the weather was wet and wintry, the visitors were very pleased wim the links. The results were (Richmond Hill players mentioned first):— FOURSOMES. Cowan and Jamieson halved with F. New ton and B. Hammond. Bruges and Dalzell beat Jacobson and Bruce Mr and Mrs Pot vine halved with Miss Jacobson and Dr Waddell. Mrs Cowan and Miss York beat Misses E. Lelievre and E. Jacobson. SINGLES. J. Cowan beat F. Armstrong. W. Jamieson lost t<> W. Jacobson. T. Dalzell beat F. Newton. J. Bruges lost to F. Davis. A . Pot vine lost to B. Hammond. Mrs Cowan beat Miss B. Jacobson. I Mrs Potvine beat Mrs F. Newton Miss York lost to Miss E. Jacobson. Richmond Hill won 6-1. The visitors were entertained to lunch and afternoon tea, and in the evening to a nrngrosslv,. I.ridge party.
best scores being:— Gross. Hep. Net. Miss Preston .... 94 19 75 Miss r>. Bruce .... SG 3 0 76 Miss G. Cotton .. SS .12 76 Mrs Fleetwood .. 95 19 76 Miss Nicholson .. 96 20 76
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18188, 22 June 1927, Page 13
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