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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 885, 5 October 1933, Page 6

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Avondale Ladies’ Club. The following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal and close of ringer competition to be played on Saturday:—Mrs Brennan. Mrs R. Atkinson, Miss M. Kennedy; Mrs G. Millar, Mrs J- Martin, Mrs W. J. Owens; Mrs J. Burns, Mrs J. Pierce, Mrs A. Weir; Miss Macßae, Miss P. Ellwood, Mrs W. Pa ton; Mrs J. R. Grange, Mrs Stickings, M-iss E. L. Sapst'ord; Mrs J. Pickles, Miss G. Marriott, Mrs S. Hearn; Miss M. Lockwood, Miss 1. Maindonald, Miss F. Low; Miss I. Robson, airs J. M. Preston, Ailiss M. Johnston; Mrs L. Smith, Mrs Rlmmington, Miss M. Todd; Miss P. Knight, Miss I. Bishop. Mrs L. Gordon; Miss J. Matheson. Mrs P. Lelargey, Miss L. Long; Miss M. Taylor. Miss S. Britton, Mrs Phipps-Black; Miss C. Fisher, Miss JGrange, Miss J. C. Macdonald; Mrs Campbell and Miss O’Cat'roll; Miss Knowles and Miss F. Oborn. Post entries will be accepted. The best cards returned in the seAled

Mrs Burns and Miss Taylor will play off in conjunction with Saturday’s Christchurch Ladies’ Club. A bogey match was played at Shirley yesterday. The winner in the silver medal divisiofi was Mrs A. E. Barker and in the bronze medal division Mrs A. B. Jones. The following were the best scores:— Hdcp. Mrs Barker 10 1 down Miss Kiver 10 G down Mrs M’Killop 6 3 down Miss Johnston S 3 down Mrs Burns •’ H 3 down Miss Norton 10 4 down Mrs J. H. Grieg 14 4 down Miss Newton 14 « down Miss R. Macfarlane .... 9 « down Juniors. Mrs A. B. Jones 18 3 down Miss Cameron Smith . . 15 4 down Mrs Gerard 5 down Mrs Summers 20 5 down Mrs Fra ter 15 6 down Mrs Foster 14 8 down Miss M. Enright 20 8 down Mrs S- J. Sampson .... 17 8 down Richmond Hill Club. The final of the Richmond Hill ladies’ senior championship was played over thirtv-six holes on Tuesday, the finalists being Miss Z. Hudson and Miss M. M’Callum. The match proved interesting, going to the thirty-fourth green, where Miss Hudson won. Both contestants played consistently good golf in the morning and finished all square. Miss Hudson taking 42 for the first nine holes and Miss M’Callum 41, while each took 42 for the second half. In the afternoon Miss Hudson, by returning 39 to Miss M’Callum’s 42, secured a lead of 2 up at the turn, and though the latter fought gamely she was occasionally short with her putts and the match finished 3 and 2 in Miss Hudson's favour.

Templeton Ladies’ Club.

The following is the draw for th« stroke competition on Saturday for players who have earned handicaps this season, for Miss Archey’s trophy:— M-iss A. Scott and Mrs Humphries, Miss N. Ryan and Miss Ralfe, Miss Johnstone and Miss Morton, Miss Seymour ant Miss Wright, Miss Marshall and Miss Gasson, Mrs Anderson and scorer.

holes competition on Tuesday were: Gross Hep. Net Mrs J Burns 42 10 32 Miss M- Taylor 40 17 32 Mrs J. R. Grange 42 0 33 Miss I. Crawford 50 IT, 35 Mrs R. Atkinson 47 10 37 Miss S. Britton 55 17 38 Mrs A. Young: 55 17 38