GOLF.
First Round of Borthwick Vase. PLAY AT SHIRLEY. In the first round of the Borthwick Vase, played at'Shirley this afternoon: S. N. B. Wynne beat G. W. Ward, 1 up. H. J. Gosset beat N. E. Tingey, 5 and 4. E. J. Pumphrey beat S. L. Rutherford, 4 and 2. M. W. Simes beat G. M. Francis, 3 and I. Rawhiti Club. A and R grade stroke hand lea p.s were played ai Rajvhiti this afternoon. Results:A Grade. Gross. ITop. Net. Mrs J. I.oveil 97 24 73 Miss Oliver 103 25 7 8 Miss G. Bellamy 105 27 78 Mrs P. A. Miles .... 92 12 80 B Hop No t. Mrs G. Berry 98 32 GO Mrs Pay liter 104 36 68 Mrs R. Edmonds .... 98 28 TO Miss Fiddin 107 36 71 Avondale Club. A four-hall bogey handicap was played at Avondale to-day. Results: — K. C. Ward and W. Moffat .... 4 up H. Sharp and K. More 4 up L. S. Smith and L. A. Gordon 2 up N. V. Smith and L. J. Lewis . . 2 up Clelland and Mills 2 up A. C. Cocks and A. L. Craven . . 1 up Sclinack and W. Dickinson . . Square J. Martin and Rimmington . . 1 down Oborn "and Jackson 1 down F. B. Penfold and Knight .... 1 down Bowring and Finioombe 2 down Brook and Earwaker 2 down A. FT. Weir and J. S. Piper . . 2 down J. B. M’Clymont and A. Gibson 2 down R. Adams and E. W. Travers . . 2 down Bowrie and Fowler 3 down R. A. Campbell and Mackenzie 3 down Big Match at Shirley To-morrow. Considerable interest is being aroused by a golf fixture to take place over the week-end at Shirley. The participants are well known to the commercial and farming community, and it has been stated that a “ ton of spuds ” will change hands after the event. A cinema enthusiast has been engaged to criticise and record the weak points of the players, and a large following is expected to view the high standard of play. Kaiapoi Ladies’ Club. A bogey match will be played on Tuesday next at 1.45 p.m. The draw is as follows:—Mrs W. l’aton plays Mrs J. Johnston, Miss M. Stark plays Mrs H. Rinaldi, Mrs G. Hammer plays Mrs K. J. Smith, Miss M. Stewart plays Mrs E. J. Corcoran, Mrs G. Edwards plays Miss D. Horten, Mrs W. Keetley plays Miss M. Jones, Mrs L. B. Evans plays Miss A. Young and Mrs H. R. Aspinall plays Miss It. M’lntosh. A stroke match for non-handicap players will be played as follows:—Miss Barnes v. Mrs Archbold, Miss C. Reid v. Mrs G. Wylie, Mrs J. Wright v. Mrs Miller. Miss S. Evans v. Mrs G. Aitken, Miss M. Crawshaw v. Miss Thomas, Miss M’ilree v. Miss Fisher, Mrs Brown v. Mrs A. Blakley. Miss Horrell v. scorer. Mrs G. Wylie was the winner in the non-handicap section last Tuesday.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20280, 14 April 1934, Page 10
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