GOLF.
Members’ Cup Match at
Avondale.
The following are the best cards returned in the qualifying: round of the Members’ Cup played at Avondale on Saturday. The first fifteen qualified for p’ay-off under match play conditions:—
Russley Ladies’ Club. Following- is the draw for the second qualifying round for the Junior challenge cup. to be played on Thursday:— Miss Grelg plays Miss Nutt. Miss E. Benjamin plays Miss R. Hall. Miss Willis plays Miss K. Ward, Miss Wilkinson plays Mrs Scott, Mrs Knowles plays Mrs Falconer, Miss Curtis plays Miss Evans. Mrs Blyth plays Mrs PidgeOn, Miss T. Webb plays Miss Wright. Miss F. Ward plays Mrs Hanna. Miss Irving plays Miss Mitchell, Miss Purves plays Miss M’Crostle. Miss Jones plays Miss N. Benjamin, Miss Smithson plays scorer.
In the third round of the lenock-out foursome, Mrs Leech and Miss' Penn beat Mrs Blyth and Mrs Falconer, Mrs Hanna and Miss Jones heat Miss Smithson and Miss Mitchell. Miss Morton and Miss Wright beat Mrs Walton and Mrs Wilkin, Miss Fleming and Miss Nutt beat Mrs Lawry and Miss Stewart. Any Junior players who are not in the draw for the qualifying round on Thursday may enter for the flag match. The medal match played during th* week-end was won by Miss E. Ward. Entries for the knock-out competition for week-end players close on Thursday.
arose. Hep. Net. R. D. Frizzell . . . 95 24 E. M’Menamin 24 73 D. Adams 8 76 W. A. S. Fowler .... 13 7 S F. C. Pen fold 15 78 11 79 .T. F. Newman 12 79 T. CondiIffe 16 79 19 79 22 79 H. A’. Sharp , . . 97 7 SO 80 I-j. S. Smith 80 T. W. Patterson . . . . 12 80 A. Gibson . . 92 1 2 80 .J. S. Piper W. Dickinson , . . 100 20 80 . . . 101 20 81 AV. B. Earwaker . . . . . . 9S 1 G 82 K. C. AVard . . . 80 3 83 N. Jury 95 1 2 S3 F. S. Vinnicombe . . . . . 100 17 S3 AV. N. Cl el and s 8 4 E. A. Cleland 11 84 F. AV. Deighton . . . . 11 84 C. C. M'Gbnagle . . . . , . . 102 1 8 84 It. Rofe 20 84 M. J. Barnett 84 A. L. Craven 1 7 AV. T. Glasgow .... . .. 105 20 85 . .. 109 24 S5 T. S. Knight 94 S S« N. A*. Smith 8 7 U. Atkinson . . . . 99 12 S7 H. Eightband 12 88 H. Dymond . .. 103 1 4 89 C. G. M. Boyce IS J. Martin ... in 23 8S E. Sehnaok . . . 109 20 89 The following are the lead] Ing scores Canadian in the third round of the foursome aggregate:Gross. Hep. Net. AV. Spence and Condliffe T. . . . S4 13 71 L. S. Smith and G. Berry E. A. Cleland and E. . . . S3 AV. 7 70
Cleland S4 7 77 N. V. Smith and A. Gibson 86 8 78 H. Dymond and W. Dickinson 92 14 78 J. Grange and R. Atkinson 90 9 81 A. C. Cocks and J. Pierce 96 14 82 F. W. Deighton and F. Penfold 93 10 S3 R. W. Rofe and A. L. Craven 97 14 83 W. Moff.it and K. C. Ward 92 8 84 L. Hudson and R. A. Campbell 96 12 84 T. Patterson and J. H. Glasson 98 14 84 H. V. Sharp and L. J. Lewis 101 8 93 With one round to go, the following are leading:— E. A. Cleland and W. Cleland .... 220 W. Spence and T. Condliffe 223 L. S. Smith and G. E. Berry 225 T. Patterson and J. H. Glasson . . 231 J. R. Grange and R. Atkinson .... 232
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20374, 3 July 1934, Page 13
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