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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18888, 14 October 1929, Page 5

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CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. CAPTAIN’S 1 TROPHT. In the semi-final of the Captain’s trophy G. W. Haverfield beat S. L. Rutherford, S' and 2, and now meets the winner of the Morgan-Lawrence Same in the final. DENNISTON CUP. In the semi-final G. W. Ward beat G. F. Colbeck, 3 and 2. They played IS holes and were all square, and immediately went out and played another round with the above result. CHRISTCHURCH v. AVONDALE. In the home and away matches between the above clubs Christchurch, won both at Shirley and at Avondale. AVONDALE V. CHRISTCHURCH. A home-and-away match was played between the Avondale Club and the Christchurch Club during the week-end that resulted in a win for the latter by 22£ to IJ. The games resulted as follows, Avondale names being mentioned first in each case:— AT SHIRLEY. Singles. K. C. Ward 1, R. A. Wilson 0. G. Miller 0, M. M’Beth 1. A. C. Stevens A, C. Seymour 5N. G. Pigou 0, 11. W. Macfarlane 1. G. R. Grange 0, H. Anderson 1. S. W. Deighton 0, K. J. Walker 1. R. A. Campbell 0, C. W. Haverfield 1. W. H. Anderson 0, A. L. Macfarlane I. Four-ball. Ward and Miller 1, Wilson and M’Beth 0. Stevens and Pigou 0. Seymour and Macfarlane 1. Grange and Deighton 0, Anderson and Walker 1. Campbell and Anderson 0, Haverfield «tnd Macfarlane 1. AT AVONDALE. Singles. J. D. M’Clymont 0, R. Colbeck 1. O. Anderson 0, R. T. Tosswill 1. . L. E. Robinson 0, E. J. Pumphrcy 1. G. Stokes 0, J. D. Lawrence 1. J. M. Preston 0, B. C. Whitcorabe 1. H. Lightband 0, A. L- Croft 1. It. Atkinson 0, M. H. Godby 1. J. Martin 0. J. H. Early 1. Four-ball. M’Clymont and Nottingham 0, Colbeck and Tosswill 1. Robinson and Stokes 0, Pumphrey and Lawrence 1. Preston and Lightband 0, Whitccmbe and Croft 1. Atkinson and Martin 0, Godby and Early 1. The match was more keenly contested than the figures indicate. Two of the outstanding games were those played between Ward and Wilson and Stevens and Seymour, where Ward required to do a 73 to win, and Stevens after being four down at the turn had to produce a 32 to square the match. LYTTELTON V. RANGIORA. A return match was played on the Charteris Bay links during the weekend between the Lyttelton Golf Club and the Rangiora Golf Club. The conditions for play were ideal during the greater part of the day. Following are the results of the games, Lyttelton players mentioned first:— Foursomes—F. Knights and I. Davidson beat L. E. Carter and G. P. Heney; P. Barnard and R- Candy beat H. Kippenberger and F. Tolmie; H. Derbidge’ and H. Banfield beat C. Taylor and A. Ambrose; C. M’Kenzie and H-, Fletcher heat W. Keetley and V. O. Purcell; N. Derbidge and J. Shanley beat J. M. Fraser and J. Johnston. Singles—Knights beat Carter; Davidson beat Heney; Barnard beat Kippenberger; Candy beat Tolmie; H. Derbidge lost to Taylor! Banfield lost to Ambrose; M’Kenzie beat Keetley; Fletcher beat Purcell; N. Derbidge beat Fraser; Shanley beat Johnston. Ladies’ Singles—Miss E. Ayers beat Mrs W. C. Keetley; Miss P. Plimmer lost to Mrs F. Tolmie; Miss M. Sowden lost to Mrs J. M. Fraser; Mrs H. G. Banfield halved with Mrs A. Ambrose; Miss W. White-Parsons beat Mrs C. Taylor. - RICHMOND HILL V. LEESTON

A team of twelve men and nine ladies from the Richmond Hill Club journeyed to Leeston during the week-end and •flayed a drawn match with the home team. The results were as follows, Richmond Ilill names mentioned first:— Singles. Bruges U, Taylor 1. Hamilton 0, Bonnington 1. C. Sead-Gowing 0, Power 1. Thompson 0, Hunt 1. Lawrence 1, Leahy 0. Whitfield 0, Fisher 1. Feast X. Ormar.dy 0. Webster 1, Henderson e. J. Sead-Gowing T>, Vaughan 1. Cornaga 1. Mathews 0. Brodie 1, Vicary 0. Widdowson 1, Lloyd 0. Four-ball. Bruges and Hamilton 0, Taylor and Bonnington 1. C. Sead-Gowing and Thompson £, Power and Hunt £. Lawrence and Whitfield 1, Leahy and Fisher 0. „ _ , . Feast and 'Webster 0, Ormandy and Henderson 1. , _ . J. Sead-Gowing and Cornaga 0, Vaughan and Mathews 1. Erodie and Widdowson 1, vicary arid Lloyd 0. Ladies’ Singles. Miss G. Wilson 1, Mrs Power 0. Mrs Feast 0, Mrs Hunt 1. • Mrs Lawrence £, Mrs Taylor Miss Halliday 0. Miss Harris 1. Miss Wiggins 1, Mrs Vaughan 0. Miss M. Wilson 1, Mrs M’llraith 0. Mrs Widdowson 1, Miss Lockhead 0. Miss .Boulton Mrs Neave £. Mrs Brodie 1, Miss Bonnington 0. Ladies’ Four-ball. Miss G. Wilson and Mrs Feast 0, Mrs Power and Mrs Hunt 2. Miss Ilalliday and Miss Wiggins 1, Miss Harris and Mrs Vaughan 0. Miss M. Wilson and Mrs Widdowson 0, Mrs M’llraith and Miss Lockhead 1. Miss Boultcn and Mrs Brodie 1, Mrs Neave and Miss Bonnington 0. AVONDALE LADIES' CLUB. A Canadian foursome medal match for trophies presented by Miss I. Malndoiiald was played on Saturday, and was won by Mrs J. Pierce and Mrs Bullock. Following were the best cards. 5 £ £ Mrs J. Pierce and Mrs Bullock 97 27 70 Miss Shand and Mrs Early 94 22 72 Miss 'Marriott and Miss Clowes 106 31 75 Mrs J. M. Preston and Miss E. L. Sapsford 87 10 77 Mrs Trengrove and Miss A. K V. Sapsford 100 23 77 Mrs J. Martin and Mrs 11. Atkinson '. .. . 107 30 77 Miss E. Pedder and Miss Thornton 113 24 79 Miss Low and Miss Strachan 112 22 SO Miss Archery and Miss D. Mitchell 99 17 S2 Mrs Philips-Black and Mrs Millar 105 25 82 Mrs F. T. A. Williams and Miss M. Willis 106 23 S 3 Mrs R Grange and Miss A. Lawlor 99 3 4 S 5 In the replay of the senior tie in the recent bogey' match of the Avondale Ciub the match between the two finalists, Mrs J. M. Preston and Miss E. L. Sapsford, was won by Mrs Preston, one jup on bogey. HAREWOOD CLUB. A four-ball bogey match was played at the Harewood Club’s links on Saturday'. The best cards handed in were;— C. Quane and L. LeCren . . 8 up R. Cann and .T J. Fitzgerald 4 up S. B. Simpson and C. N. Thompson 4 up N. E. Tingey and R. G. Thompson all square W. L. Lawry and J. Al'Derinott all square E. F. Oakes and R. G. Ataleolmson all square A. B. Hobbs and L. S. Ayers all square C. Green and M Allen .... >ll square RUSSLEY LINKi. sell Cup played on the Tlussley links in the semi-final of the Lindsay Rus-

during the week-end Phillip Wratt beat R. V. White 3 up and 2. H. A. Penn and F. C. Fairclough did not play, but they will play during the week. RANGIORA LADIES' CLUB. The following is the draw for a 9-hole one-club match to be played on Thursday: Mrs Keetley and Miss Morrish, Mrs Menzies and Miss J. Macdonald, Miss D. Webber and Miss Petrie, Mrs Hughey and Mrs Macdonald, Miss N. Macdonald and Mrs O'Donohue, Miss Fear and Mrs | O. Heney, Mrs A. Ambrose and Mrs Tolmie, Miss Garrett and Mrs Prosser, Mrs Fraser and Miss Jennings, Mrs King and Mrs H. Heney, Miss Pearce and Mrs Buekinham, Miss Henshaw and Miss O’Brian, Mrs Taylor and Miss D. Archer, Miss A. Dixon and Miss Threlkeld, Mrs W Smith and Mrs M’Phail, Mrs Seward and Mrs T. D. Heney, Miss Percy and Mrs Carter, Miss J. Dixon and Mrs Kip penberger, Mrs M’Crackon and Miss A Archer. FOSTER CUP. The following is the draw for the Foster Cup, to be played at Shirley to-mor-r°lV*p.m.— J. L. Will and J. K. Davidson. .J. F. Duncan and L. A. Bennet, J. Gomp and M. Louisson, A. C. Thomson and M. K. Gray, P. E. Allison and P. C. Fenwick, P. S. Foster and A. Johnson, E. R. Reay and J. D. Marks. 1.30 p.m.—F. V. Bevan Brown and E. W. Hunt, R. W. Anderson and A. B. O’Brien, E. D. Pullon and C. F. Morkane, .T. Stevenson and E. .T. Cooke, H. Wales and T. B. Davis, L. C. L. Averill and R. E. Hall. _ 2 p.m.-»-F. Scott and R. 11. Baxter. R. N. Guthrie and W. H. Simpson, J. Waddell and It. L. Withers, W. Aitken and J. R. Thomas, F. W. W. Dawson and L. G. M’Queen. ASHBURTON CLUB. There was a large attendiinco of onlookers at the Ashburton Golf Club s links on Saturday afternoon when the finals of the senior and junior championships were played. The senior event was won by D. AI. Christie, who beat J. T. Smith two up. The junior event was won by A. B. Lane, who beat H. Kemp four up and three. . At the ninth hole of the senior e\ent Smith was one up. at the eighteenth he was two up, while at the thirty-sixth honin'!!*'hole,' 3 pUy l 'was 'atl square at the eighteenth, two up at the twenty-sev- , enth, and the match ended at the thirty-j third hole, with Lane four up. TIMARU CLUB. The official closing of the season took place at the Highfleld links on Saturday when a large number of visitors and Pl ßefore"the presentation t^Mt won during the year, the president,.ur W. If. Walton, gave a brief review of the season’s events, making special tion of the success of the A players In the club’s championships, and n v Wright's wins in the South Canterbury and Otago championships. Mention was also made of the gooa work done by the greonkeeper. The following is the list of the prizes:—Seniors (president s prize!, o C. Johnston, runner-up. A. Sc°«’ C Johnston; Revell Cup, * irs ?^ ir A ? Fair; Bowe Cup, Miss Anstey and A. L. Marshall; M’Lean trophy. Miss Hold Ste and w . i. Tait; M’Loan Cup and \fi- Cockroft’s trophy, E. E. Berry and c S smith o£ tie): knock out (singles), J- G. Nicoll, runner-up, .W. A Scott; knock out. (four ball), *air and Ziesler. runners-up, Torlesse and R Wilson: ringer, R. Wilson and W. A. Scott (a tie); Lindsay medals, gold, B V Vv right, silver. E. A. Scott C. S t V> Steven (tie); schoolboy Satohesf' Mr T. Scott 4 Challenge Cup and Mr Cockroft’s trophy. E. Moody Mr A C. Martin’s trophy. B. Moody. -rhe following were the reeuits of t cl. sing, day competitions:—Mixed foo ! Lome M s Trott a: J t'ameron 1. Mis. I Hart and Cramond 2. Driving Inv Wright. Putting—B. V. t\ right and W S. Minehan (a tie). ApproachSg—lndies. Miss E. LeCren; men. A. : L Marshall.