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Draw for Matches at Week-end. HAREWOOD CLUB. Following- is the draw for the first qualifying round of the captain's junior trophy and a stroke handicap match to at Harewood during the week1. 8-45: C. P. Agar, W. F. Blackwe Tu n- A ' E * A. Johnston, A. W. williams and c. w. Champion; W. E. Rogers, R. w. Norrie and E. H. Burkeridge. No. 10. 5.45: N. Fisse, R. S. Smith w 1?, J - / Agar; J. R. Cameron, G. C. Hill and J. H. Davis; C. L. Crowley, D. I. Macdonald and A. B. Hobbs No. 1, 9.0: T. C. Wallace, B. J. Wilkes and J. T. Watts; P. J. Byrne. F. H. Brown and N. S. Wyber; J. L,. Harrison, J. G. M’Dermont and H. G. Barnett. No. 10, 9.0: B. L. Cordery, B. p. Symes and D. Crozier; 11. M. S. Dawson, J. D. Carl and G. H. Frater; W. L. Lawry, G. G. Henry and J. Simpson. No. l, 9.15: A. M. Satterthwaits. E. T. Beaven and D. Angus; L. J. Kincaid, R. J. M'llroy and S. Milne; J. Monteath, A. D. Neill and M. B. Cook. No. 10, 9.15: G. B. Slade, F. W J. May and A. Milne: F. W. Stevens, H. F. Robertson and J. S. Wilson; A. C. Parson. F. Parris and L. S. Taylor. No. 1, 9.30: H. M. Taylor, S. J. Moore and L. N. Austin; R. G. Malcolmson, B. R. Webley and A. E. Kincaid: R. de G RoblUiard, C. T. Werren and C. J. M’Fadden. No. 10. 9.30: M. W. Beaven. A. B. Edwardes and L. E. Cooke; J. T. Tavener, A. A. Grimmer a*nd A. C. Thurlow; A. N. Rutledge, L. C. Stevens and B. J. Moorhouse. No. 3, 9.45: A. R. Blank, C. S. Peate and E. H. Smith; R. R. Bell, C. E. Iloy and H. Davies: C. B. Green, S. W. Binns and H. Studholme. No. 10. 9.45—N. Boon, Roy Twyneham and N. E. Tingey; W. Rumbold, N. Roake and C. Haigh; N. S. Wardell, A. H. Dargie and J. Hebb. No. 1, 10.0: J. R. Mills. D. Neil and J. H. Robertson; A. T. Bell, C. N. Thomson and B. Neil; D. Gower, D. C. Cro- i zier and I. B. Cromb. Russley Club. The second qualifying round of the Toss-will Cup will be played to-morrow in conjunction with stroke handicaps. Players will go off in threes as follows: No. 1 Tee. 12.30 p.m.—A. O. Well wood. M. Armstrong, F. W. Hobbs; B. W. Baker, W. J - Wallace, P. Armstrong; O. F. Baker, H. O. Hewlett, E. B. F. Hill. 12.4 5 p.m.—J. Steer, J. S. Middleton, A. M. Fowler; T. Evans, J. E. Hamilton, C. H. Johnstone: J. Roy Smith, F. O. Hartley, R. B Smythe. 1 p.m.—H. A. Penn. R. W. Hope, R. B. Dagger; G. R. Wallace, V. C. Matthews. G. P. Irving; J. P. Gilmour. F. V. Turner, G. S. Thorpe. 1.15 p.m.—W. M. Ross, W. J. Hunter, J. C. Bates: O. H. Barnes, G. L. O'Halloran, L. F. Tisdall; W. Saddler, T. C. Clarkson, W. H. Price. 1.30 p.m.—J. Earl, R. A. Whitbroek, TT- P. V. Brown: T. B. Davis, J. R. Thomas, G. A. Connal; G. S. Radley, W T . la. Partridge, JV A. Philp. 1.45 p.m.—H. E. Radley, J. R. Temp--1 in, R. H. Mitchell: A. C. Bloxam. R. W. K. White, P. Hollander; E. G. Pidgeon, R. B. Newburgh. A. C. Felton. 2 p.m.—J. A. Wilson, N. Stouppe, G. •T. Beech; S. L. Partridge. R. J. Rastrick, P. Wratt; H. J. Butler, J. L. Myhre. No. 11 Tee. 12.30 p.m.—G. T. Alley. F. C. Fairclough, H. F. Penlington: A. E. Acroyd, H. B. Blamires, F. D. Jones; W. Fairclough. C. Eaton, C. A. Noble. 12.45 p.m.—H. P. Rennie. G. S. Palmer, J. R. Stevenson; A: W. Smithson, T. W. Wilson, F. A. Jarrett; P. Wyn Williams, D. S. Anderson, F. C. Wooler. 1 p.m.—J. R. Crawshaw, J. L. Barriball, T. D. Harman; N. D. Bowman, H. S. Beaumont, C. N. Gasson; A. C. Fraser, J. V. Glasson. R. A. Bagshaw. 1.15 p.m.—V. R. Hean, B. E. Robinson, E. J. Hampton; A. B. Smith, R. B. Ronaldson, C. E. Evans: R. B. Woods, A. B. Duncan. J. Binsted. 1.30 p.m.—W. A. White, T. W. Russell, A. P. O’Callaghan; A. C. Bretherton, E. C. Tipping, D. D. Bailey; E. Spitz, H. F. Hanna, P. PI. T. Williams. Richmond Hill Club. The draw for the Stableford Handicap match to be played at Richmond Hill to-morrow is as follows: —N. G. Thompson and H. S. Feast; H. B. Whiteman and F. J. Glackin, jun.; F. W. Brandt and F. 11. Hamilton; J. L. Gant and J. A. Jamieson; R. D. Glackin and R. H. T. Hamilton; C. Hart and A. T. Bolam; J. S. B. Bruges and E. T. Salvesen; W. H. Banks and V. E. Hamilton: J. E. Brodie and R. S. Beveridge: S. P. Dalton and R. D. M. Bassett; R. E. Hastie and G. B. Wynyard: R. Senior and C. A. Rattray; F. J. Glackin and B. Cornaga; P. B. C. Bell-Syers and J. D. Lawrence; F. L. Brandt and W. J. Sim; C. E. Webster and F. J. Pender; J. B. Macfarlane and scorer. Russley Ladies’ Club. A bogev match nlaved yesterdav by the Russley Badies* Club resulted as follows: Seniors. Miss M. Morton 4 down Mrs H. S. Richards 5 down Mrs F. Hutchinson 5 down Juniors. Mrs G. Connai 3 down Miss Y. Baxter 4 down Mrs H, Hanna 4 down Mrs J. Tempi in 4 down Miss M. Greig 4 down Entries close for the L.G.U. medal on Monday at 11 a.ni. Hagley Club. Following Is the draw for the first bogey handicap match to be played to-morrow. Members who have neglecte“ state starting times are requested to do so, otherwise they cannot be included in future draws. Post entries will be received to-morrow Noon—E. J. Ross and W. Fisher v. R. S. Kent and T. W. Lewis; L. J. Keys ?x nd „9- A- Goldstone v. T. W. Reese and H W Nixon; H. P. Lawry and J. A. r yfe v. P. G. Greenwood and J. C. Sheldon; F. J. Murray and E. A. Summers v. W. A. Mansell and J. Wyn Irwin. 12.15-—C. H. White and Dr Fenwick Y* . f - Webb and C. Buchanan; R. Malcolm and F. J. Needham v. N. S. Coxhead and E. M. Taylor; D. W. Russell and D. E. Wood v. F. B. Hale and B. E Rowley; D. E. Hutton and C. E. Purchase. 12.30—J. C. Cullman and E. E. Bailey v. S. W. Jameson and P. C. Browne; J. Barnett and R. G. Goldstone v. C. W. Price and H. E. Goggan: H. S. Eaton and M. R. Renton v. S. Steele and H. E. Edgar; O. C. Cox and G. W. Stephens v. G. Sutton and J. D. Lawrence. 12.45—A. M. West and J. Rennie v. R. V. Kennedy and G. K. * M’Allum: P. E. Bean and C. G. Wilkinson v. B. G. Goodman and scorer. 1 p.m.—E. S. Bowie and H. L. Vincent v. W. B. Beete and Dr Eppstein; K. R. Webb arid G. S. Strack v F. E. Morris and H. A. Jarden; W. Beadel and D. Buddo v. B. G. Welibrock and M N. Rogers: J. Steer and C. P. Bruere v. E. E. England and P. O. Evans. Rawhiti Club. Tlie following will represent the Rawhiti Club in home-and-a way matches to he held over the week-end against Avondale, starting at 9.15 a m.: At Avondale—C. Shaw. H. Throp. B. T. Coburn. B. W. Besley. C. A. Cooper, C. M. Mullan. M. Taylor, B. A. Miles. B. Bowden. R. Falloon, A. D. Clarke. E. M a’chant. At Rawhiti—R. B. Jackson. V. Jarvis. W. Agar, C. Brown. V. Jensen, D. Kennedy, A. T. F. Stokes. H. Tavlo-. W. Queree. G. W. Bishop, H. M. Minson, F. B. Skinner. The draw for the bogey match be ■ held over the week-end. starting at ! 9.30 a.m.. is as follows: A. B. B. Smith, W. S. Mikkelson, J. 11. Shaw. W E. P. j Butler, D. A. Tait, H. I«\ Mora, R. T. 1 Cooper, 11. W. Anderson, E. P. Miller*,

J. Hastings, A. E. G. Byttle, H. M. Sparrow, F. V. Hodgkinson, B. J. Iloakin, T. Hazard, A. J, Manning, J. \V. Bovell, A. Stevenson, H. G. G. Byttle. Any players not drawn will follow after the above. Harewood Ladies’ Club. Players are reminded that the official opening day will be Thursday, April 12, and for week-end players, Sunday, when a four-ball bogey will be played on both occasions. Competitors are to arrange their own partners and opponents. New members and otners desiring partners or opponents should ring telephone 32-564 or 22-099. English Ladies’ Tour. The “ Star’s ” London correspondent, writing on February 26, said:—“ It is good news that the Badies’ Golf Union sees its way to promote yet another Dominion tour. The success that attended the South African tour has prompted it to arrange a tour of Canada in the autumn. The outstanding event will be an international match at Toronto on September 15, and this will be followed by a match against the United States at Washington on September 27 and 28. All accounts agree that the tour recently undertaken in South Africa has given a great impetis to the game in that part of the world. That is precisely what the promoters aimed at. To some of the South Africans the long driving of the English players came as an absolute revelation. Owing to proximity to the United States, the game has made greater strides in Canada than in South Africa, but in tliis instance also the English visit will doubtlessly create a healthy spirit of rivalry.”