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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20278, 12 April 1934, Page 15

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Autumn Foursomes at Shirley. FOURTH ROUND MATCHES. When play was resumed yesterday tlie Indications were that conditions would he favourable, but a cold southerly breeze appeared in the early forenoon and continued throughout the day. to the discomfort of the players. The third and fourth rounds of the autumn foursome and a handicap foursome were played. The autumn foursome has now reached the semi-final stage and has assumed a club contest, as all the contestants are Shirley members. One pair of the four, however. Mrs D. O. Macfarlane and Mrs P. Ft. Deardcn, are country players, who play most of their golf on the Amuri links. Yesterday’s scores were: AUTUMN FOURSOME. Fourth Round. Mrs Tin gey and Mrs Scott beat Mrs Hunt and Miss Nathan, 2 and 1. Mrs M’Killop and Miss Cracroft Wilson beat Mrs Hartley Smith and Miss Hobbs, 6 and 4. Mrs Macfarlane and Mrs Dearden beat Miss Fleming and Miss Nutt, 4 and 3. Miss Beadel and Miss Johnston beat Miss Stevenson -and Miss Buchanan, 1 up. FOURSOME BOGEY.

Avondale Ladies’ Club. The draw for the L.G.U. medal and first round of the White Vase, to be played On Saturday, is:— 11 a.m.—Miss M. Johnston. Mrs W. E. Stlckings, Miss B. M. Cook, Mrs J. Pierce, Mrs J. Martin, Mrs Brennan, Mrs Reynolds. Miss G. Marriott, Mrs Griffiths. 11.30 a.m.—Miss M. Kennedy, Miss P. Ell wood, Mrs L. Smith, Miss E. L. Sapsford, Mrs W. J. Owens and Mrs Weir. Noon—Mrs Spence, Mrs Atkinson, Mrs Rimmington. 3 2.ls—Miss I. Maindonaid, Miss M. Lockwood, Miss F. Low. 12.30—Mrs A. Boon, Miss K. Dobson, MiBS I. Robson, Miss Matheson and Mrs L. J. Lewis. 12.45—Mrs J. M. Preston, Mrs Phipps* Black. 1 p.m.—Miss T. Knowles, Miss J. C. Macdonald. Miss 1. Bishop, Mies E. O’Carroll and Miss C. Fisher, Miss Oborn and Mrs Campbell. Post entries will be received until noon to-morrow. The stroke competition played on Tuesday was won by Miss K. Dobson. Entries for the Stringer Bowl com* petition, the qualifying round of which will be played on Saturday, April 21, close with the secretary during the week-end. .. Waimairi Ladies’ Club. The draw for the match to be played on Saturday, starting at 1.30 p.m., is as follows:—Mrs R. Blank v. Mra D. Crozier. Mra J. P. Whatman v. Mrs K. J. Eastwood, Mrs T. A. Fleming V. Mrs A. Wass, Mrs E. Perry v. Miss K. Sue*, Mrs R. Collins v. Miss Braes. Mrs S. M’Causland v. Mrs W. Russell, Mrs F. J. Russell and Miss G. Fitcaithly, Miss A. Tod v. Miss B. Stock, Miss R. O'Connell v. Miss G. M Callum. Miss W. Green v. Miss N. Wass, Miss Gleeson y. Miss Nelson. Miss S. James v. Miss M. SB*. Miss E. Blank v. Miss J. Corsbie, Miss Fullerton v. Mrs Burn; Mrs Guthrie v. Miss O. Davidson, Miss Burn v. Mrs =■ Baird. Kaiapoi Ladies’ Club. The first L.O.U. match of the season was played on Tuesday and resulted in a win in the senior grade for Miss M. Stark and in the junior grade for Mias M. Rinaldi. The best results were:--Seniors—Miss M. Stark, 95—IS—<7; Mrs W. Paton. 93—14—54. Juniors----MiS* M. Rinaldi. 101—33—68. Mr* G. Hammer. 99—22—77: Mrs R. J. Smith. 112—31 —81. Rnin stopped manv plavers from finishing the course. Miss M. Rinaldi did exceptionally well to reduce her handicap from 33 to 27 on the day. Rawhiti Club. There will be held over the week-end a men’s Canadian foursome, starting at 1 p.m. Players to arrange own partners and opponents will be drawn. N.Z. Ladies Disqualified. United Press Amen. —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. April 11. ■Miss Oliver Kay and Miss Betty rtpicfor.i fN*w v*re disqualified in the "Bystander” ladles foursome tournament, at Wentworth, owing to Miss Kiv nlaving the tee shots at two successive holes.

Mrs Greseon and Mrs Brlltan . 5 down Mrs Russell ar.d Mrs Waddell . 5 down Miss Rutherford and Miss Barns-Graham 5 down Mrs Barker and Miss Wilkin . . C down Miss M’Callum and Miss Hudson 7 down Mrs Duncan and Miss G. Browne 7 down Mrs and Mrs Boon . . 7 down Mrs T. Foster and Mrs Symes . 7 down Mrs Bethell and Mrs Eouisson . S down Mrs Fleetwood and Miss E. Fleetwood S down JJ r9 »nd Mrs Throp 8 down Mrs Mills and Mrs Francis .... 8 down Mrs Lewis and Mrs Rudkin . . 9 down Mrs Chartres and Miss Penn .. 9 down The tie was decided over the last nine noles and Miss Rutherford and Miss Barns-Graham were the best (their card reading all square) and they were declared the winners.