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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18451, 30 April 1928, Page 11

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CHRISTCHURCH CLUB

The Shirley foursome for the W. P. Anderson Challenge Cup was played at Shirley on Saturday, but it is still undecided, as four couples tied with net 74’s, viz., P. C. Harris and L. Hansen, G. G. Aitken and r>. Hoare, E. W. Hasell and W. R. M. Irwin, and R. T. Tosswill and F. Banks. The last-named pair were the winners last year. The tie will be played off later. Following are the Gross. H’p. Net P. C. Harris and L. Han-

HAREWOOD CLUB. Over the week-end a medal handicap (stroke) match was played concurrently with the first round of the competition for the captain’s trophy, played with iron clubs only. This popular match attracted a large number of entries. The winner in the senior division was R. G. Thomson, . with a net score of 76, and A. T. Bell, with a net 71, was the winner of the junior. The second round of the captain’s trophy will be played on May 13. The cards handed in were:—

AVONDALE LADIES’ CLUB. The following are the best cards returned in the bogey match played on Saturday: Mrs E. B. Rimmington (25) .. 2 down Miss ID. Mitchell (22) 2 down Miss A. Bawl or (11) 2 down Mrs J. M. Preston (5) 3 down Mrs Jarvis (13) 3 down Mrs C. H. Knight (14) 3 down Mrs F. T. A. Williams (15) .. 3 down Miss I. Maindonald (12) 4 down Miss W. H. Robertson (12) .. 4 down Miss M. Arehey (13) 4 down Miss K. Gibbons (14) 4 down Miss I. Robson (16) 4 down Miss S. M. Robertson (11) .. 6 down Mrs J. II- Stringer (16) 6 down Miss R. Webb (23) 6 down Miss P. Oram (24) fi down Miss Pierce (22) 7 down Mrs Applegarth (23) 7 down Miss G. Comer (24) 7 down Miss M. Greig (25) 7 down Mrs Rimmington reduced her handicap to 26, Miss Mitchell to 28. Mrs Knight to IS, and Mrs F. T. A. Williams to 1 9. The following qualified for the J. H. Stringer Bowl:—Airs Rimmington, Miss D. Mitchell, Mrs .T. M. Preston, Miss K. Gibbons, Mrs F. T. A. Williams, Mrs C. H. Knight, Miss I. A. Maindonald, Miss I. Robson, Miss A. Lawlor, Mrs Stringer, Mrs Jarvis, Miss P. Oram, Miss M. Greig, Miss I. Atack, Miss W. If. Robertson. Miss M. Arehey, Mrs J. Pierce, Miss S. M. Robertson, Miss S. Nicholls, Miss A. White-Parsons, Miss E. L. Sapsford, Mrs Applegarth, Mrs L. 4 J. Hew is, Mrs W. Rodie, Miss M. Lockwood, Mrs J. R. Grange, Miss M'Gill, Mrs J. Matheson, Miss Fisher, Miss M. Ford, Mrs H. R. T. Spanjer, Miss M. John-

kaiapoi CLUB. At the Kaiapoi links on Saturday afternon a one-club competition was played for a trophy presented by Or M. Ramsay. The following were the best cards returned:— Gross Hep. Net. E. J. Corcoran 78 8 70

RANGIORA CLUB. The monthly medal round was played on the Rangiora links on Saturday. The best cards handed in were:

round of a foursome competition for the lady captain’s trophy. The best cards were: Mrs Smedley and Mrs Hughey 80 (net). Miss Lynskey and Miss Garrett 83, Miss Murphy and Miss Walker SI, and Mrs Strang and Mrs Fraser S 9. Following is the draw for a round to be played on Thursday: Airs King and Airs W. Smith, Mrs Fraser and Mrs .T. Thompson, Miss Webber end Miss Cook, Miss Jennings and Mrs C. Taylor. Mrs Tolmie and Airs Purdie, Miss Morrish and Miss Henshaw, Airs Kippenberger and Mrs O’Donogliue, Mrs Smedley and Miss IS. Pearce, Mrs Macdonald and Miss Palairet, Mrs Keetley and Airs A. Ambrose, Mrs Feron and Mrs Oa.rt.er, Airs H. Haney and Mrs Williams, Mrs Hughey and Miss R. Aloir, Airs T. Shankland and Aliss E. G. Alacdonald, airs T. Heney and Miss E. Moir, Airs Prosser and Aliss M'Dermott, Mrs Strang and Aliss Archer, Mrs Menzie and Mrs A. Shank land, Miss N. Macdonald and Mrs Sea ward.

sen S3 9 74 R. T. Tosswill and F. Banks 82 S 74 G. G. Aitken and D. Hoare 85 11 74 E. W. Ha sell and W. R. M. Irwin 81 7 74 D- H. Campbell and A. b. Cropp 78 3 75 A. T. Donnelly and H. S. Williams 89 14 75 C.. H. Smith and W. J. AVratt SS 13 75 C. lv. Sams and H. A. ■Bodding'ton Si 9 75 C. A. Stringer and M. Bouisson 86 10 76 J. D. Hutchison and R. II. Clay 86 10 76 J. Dolph and E. M. Macfarlane 77 1 76 R. J. Murly and M. Andersen 89 12 77 C. Ogilvie and H. Milnea 98 16 7 7 K. Fisher and A. W. Mor«an 86 8 7S A. II. Glasgow and H. O. D. Meares 92 14 78 T. W. Woodroffe and W. Harman S3 5 78 G. G. Burnes and lv. Walker 85 7 7$ L. J. Taylor and J. A. Oliver 89 10 79 X . A. Britfean and J. E. Donald 92 13 79 F. A'Coiirt an(i M. K. Gray S6 7 79 A. R. Blank and C. S. Renlington 82 3 79 K. Ballantyno and G. T. r,r Weston 88 9 79 W. E. Best and W. J. Watson 95 15 SO W. Robinson and G. 1 Ward 89 9 SO W. R. Anderson and C. R. J. AVard 82 2 SO *• G. Bristed and M. Russell 90 10 80 H. W. Macfarlane and R. C. Abernethy SS 7 81 W. Purchas and H. Span- _ J er 91 10 SI R. W. Morgan and E. .T. Punjphrey S3 2 81 l'. S. Grant and W. D. Wood 91 10 81 G. Beadel and C. Holdsworth 93 11 82 P. E. Allison and J. F. Duncan 93 11 82 H. G. Denham and S. «T. Gordon 95 13 82 J- S. Connell and P. Curt , 56 14 82 b. Bennington and C. Bonnington 95 13 82 b. B. Scott and W. R. Dascelles 9 S 15 S3 H. E. Button and AV. M’Queen 85 12 73 R. Jay arid A. Douglass 97 14 S3 W. J. Hamilton and F. Freeman 96 13 S3 J. H. W. Sheppard and G. W. Haverfield . . 92 6 86 D. Reese and A. L. Macfarlane 92 4

Gross. ITcp. Net. R. G. Thomson 82 6 76 A. R. Blank 78 1 77 A. B. Hobbs . 92 3 5 77 A. Taylor 90 11 79 E. F. Oakes 94 14 SO 1>. S. Ayres. 92 3 2 SO G. F. Steele > 9 4 3 2 8 2 R. G. Maleolmson .. 95 12 S3 N. E. Tin gey ...... 98 1* S4 H. Ha wry 96 32 S4 W. 1j. LaWry 9S 3 4 84' Li. J. ReCren ...... 95 30 85 F. W. Stevens 99 34 85 G. W. Ward ........ 96 3 1 85 F. C. Wooler 94 6 88 A. E. Kincaid 100 12 88 C. J. Ward, jun 99 11 SS JUNIOR. Gross. Hep. Net. A. T. Bell 8 9 18 71 J. G- 11. Ward 9 6 18 78 J. Hutchins 97 IS 7 9 R. Twyneham 9S IS SO S. W. Blnns 98 IS SO W. Murphy 99 16 8 3 R. S. Walker 102 IS 84 B. W. Shipley 100 16 84 M. W. Beaven 105 IS 87 U. P. Symes 106 is 88 Miss IC. Moore .... 11S 29 S3 G. Falrhurst 10S IS 90 Miss B. Kiver 110 13 97

.7. CJill 93 20 73 L. J. Parnham 83 s 73 E. Is T . T. Reese 89 ] 4 75 Dr M. Ramsay 90 M 76 H. H. Black will 88 12 76 R. D. Evans 9 2 16 7 6 L. B. Evans 86 10 76 H. A. Aspinal 93 16 77 T. R. Leith ead 93 14 79 T. C. Butcher 90 j 0 so J. O. Yellowlees ss 8 so

SENIORS. Gross Hop. Net. T. Shankland H. G. William s SS R. J. Smith sr» Ij. E. Carter j. W. Stanton \j. H. Eoech 87 C. Taylor 12 S3 In the play off o f the lie plafT,- William R. '■with- a net at: ore of So, beat Shanklan •1, S6. JUNIORS. llcp. Net. Ij. M. King: 100 27 73 :t 106 2 8 , S j. A. Johnston 112 36 76 j. M. Fraser Ill 32 79 The ladies’ LADIES, section played the first