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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 522, 3 August 1932, Page 12

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N.Z. Association Holds Monthly Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Golf Association (Inc.) was held on Monday. 19 32 Championship Meeting.—The draft copy of the programme was definitely approved of, subject to two slight alterations, and was ordered io be printed and circulated to clubs. It was decided that the Gibson Cup and the Myers Cup, both of which have been usually competed for at the profesplayed in conjunction with the Open Championship, the former in conjunction with the first two rounds and the latter with the last two rounds. Various letters were dealt with from the chairman of the New Zealand Golf Green Research Committee, and also a large number of letters from clubs asking for rulings oil various points, replies to which win be circulated to all affiliated clubs in the full report of the meeting. Coming tournaments advised to the association include:— Royal Adelaide Golf Club—Open. Amateur and Professional Championship Meeting of Australia, to be held on the links of the Royal Adelaide Golf Club, Seaton Park, Adelaide —AugHarewood Golf Club—North Canterbury Amateur Championship, commencing on Saturday,. August 13. Rotorua Golf Club—Rotorua Open Amateur Championship and .Handij cap Tournament, August 23, 24, 2y and 26. Rotorua Golf Club—Annual contest for New Zealand Veterans’ Cup and tournament on handicap: age limit fif tv-five. August 30, 31 and September 3. Manawatu Golf Club—Annual open amateur tournament, October 22, 2i and Ashburton Golf Club—Mid-Canterbury Championships, October 22 and 24. New Zealand Open. Amateur and Professional Championships, Heretaunga, November £ to 12. RICHMOND HILL CLUB. A bogey match played yesterday resulted:

played to-morrow is as follows:—Mrs G. M. Hall plays Mrs A. Rattray, Mrs F. J. Glackin plays Mrs B. R. Mottram, Mrs V. E. Hamilton plays Miss Z. Hudson, Mrs H. S. Feast plays Mrs Lawrence, Mrs N. V. Smith plays Mrs K. A. Brooke, Miss P. Hamilton plays Mrs J. A. Jameson, Mrs L. F. Regnault plays Mrs A. D. Paterson, Miss J. Wiggins plays Mrs H. Y. Widdowson, Miss J. Donnelly plays Miss H. Halliday, Mrs F. O. Strong plays Mrs F. L. Brandt, Mrs H. D. Bates plays Miss J. Dean, Miss L. Harris plays Mrs H. L. Evans.

WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB. The flag- match played on the Waimairi Beach links resulted in a win for R. A. Taylor, who carried the flag to the eighteenth fairway. Following were the best cards handed in for the eighteen holes:— Gross. Hdcp. Net.

Mr C. E. Smith has donated a trophy for a stroke match over thirty-six holes. Following is the draw for the weekend stroke match, being the first round for the C. E. Smith trophy over thirtysix holes:—G. L. Bull v. J. Greenslade, R. A. Taylor v. J. A. Wilson, A. E. Marriot v. H._ Macdonald, W. Horwell v F. •T. E. Scott, A. H. Henry v. S. M'Causland, V. G. Pierce v. H. Tillman, C. E. Smith v. J. B. Trist, N. A. White v. T. A. Fleming, E. Oakes v. J. Bell, F. C. Penfold v. W. R.ussell.

HAGLEY WOMEN’S CLUB. The bogey match was won by Miss Fleming in the senior grade and there was a tie in the intermediate grade between Miss R. Richards and Mrs M. S. Brown. The best scores were: Miss N. Fleming (5) 5 down Miss Stewart (30) *7 down Miss Lawler (9) 8 down Miss Atkinson (13) s down Miss R. Richards (14) 4 down Mrs M. S. Brown (17) ........ 4 down Miss M. Wake (18) 6 down Airs E. C. Hayes (20) 6 down Miss M. Saunders (20) 6 down Mrs H. S. Richards (15) .... 7 down Mrs Smith (15) 8 down Miss U. Hunter (17) S down Mrs W. H. Page (19) 8 down Mrs Orr (19) S down The C grade match, postponed from July 26, will be played on August 9.

HAREWOOD CLUB. The following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal match fco be played tomorrow: —Miss Ward v. Aliss Page, Miss Miller v. Airs Binns, Mrs Skinner v. Mrs Tlngey, Airs Crozier v. Airs Blank, Airs Camm v. Aliss Thacker, Mrs Redpatli v. Miss Rogers, Airs Bell v. Airs Wallace, Airs .Geddes v. Airs Hobbs, Airs Page v. Airs Grant, Airs Hamilton v. Aliss Alatheson, Aliss Haisty v. Aliss Best, Aliss Hepburn v. Aliss Donnelly. Aliss Beadel v. Airs Fraser. The following is the draw for the match for non-handicap players to be played to-morrow:—Mrs Halfpenny v. Aliss Kerr, Miss Beddis v. Airs R. Bell, Mrs Al’Queen v. Aliss Ties, Airs R. Smith v. Aliss Haggit, Airs Inn is Jones v. Miss Al. Al’Cullougli, Miss A. Beadel v. Aliss Pearson, Aliss Al. Smith v. Airs ITebb, Aliss N. Ar’Cul lough v. Airs Lynskev, Mrs Davis v. Miss Daly , Airs Barker v. The following is the draw for the mat A for non-handicap players, to be held next week-end:—Aliss D. Wauchop v Aliss Deighton*, Aliss Wilkinson v. Aliss P. Wauchop, Ariss Baxter v. Airs Cook, Aliss Petre v. scorer.

Miss Z. Hudson 1 down Mrs H. S. Feast 3 down Mrs B. R. Mottram 3 down Mrs V. E. Hamilton 5 down Mrs G. M. Hall 6 down Juniors. Mrs F. O. Strong 2 down Mrs G. Gosset 4 down Miss E. Harris 4 down Mrs H. L.. Evans 6 down Miss P. Hamilton 7 down Mrs K. A. Brooke 7 down The draw for the E.G.U. medal to _be

K. A. Taylor- 101 24 77 C. E. Smith 103 24 79 S. M’Causland 104 24 80 E. Oakes 94 12 S2 A. H. Henry 106 24 82 F. C. Penfold 106 24 82 E. I. Smith 110 24 86 J. A. Wilson Ill 24 S7 W. Horwell 110 20 90T. A. Fleming: 1 17 24 93 H. Tillman 118 24 94 The final of the Horwell Trophy competition, a stroke match over four rounds, was won by C. E. Smith. Following: were the best cards:— Total. C. E. Smith, 79, 70, 74, 79 302 E. Oakes, 75, 77, 76, 82 810 W. Horwell, 7 9, 73, 7 5, 89 316 R. A. Taylor, 88, 79, 83, 77 327 J. A. Wilson, 76, 84, 86, 87 333