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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20362, 20 July 1934, Page 11

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Avondale Team to Meet Christchurch.

The following is the team to represent the Avondale Club In Us annual match against the Christchurch Club, to be played at Avondale during the week-end: J. Millard, K. C. Ward. H. V. Sharp, T. Knight. \V. Cleland. D. Adams, N. V. Smith. L. S. Smith, G. Berry, F. Deighton. It. S. Pearson. A. Gibson. R. A. Campbell, H. Lightband, E. A. Cleland, T. Patterson. A four-ball bogey handicap for the Avondale Trophy is to be played at Avondale to-morrow. Players are to arrange their own partners and opponents. Play may begin at 11 a.m. Templeton Country Club. The following team has been selected to represent the Templeton Country Club in a match against the Lyttelton Golf Club to be played at Templeton this week-end, beginning at 9.15 a.m.— A. E. Grubb, G. T. Alley, G. P. Anderson, B. F. Keene. N. H. Skinner, R. Spicer, J. L. Findlay, 11. Woods. W. C. Smith, F. Jull. G. Condliffe, J. Gunderson. W. Mlllner, W. W. M’Kinney, Emergencies—M. O. Sinclair, I. Macintyre, 11. Fiacr. Rangiora Club. * Following is the draw for the first qualifying round of the Rangiora Golf Club’s championships, to be played tomorrow : Seniors—J. O. Galloway and P. G. Ellis, J. D. Palairet and E. O. Ileney, R. G. Edward and W. T. N. Keir, A. Purdie and W. Smith. Intermediate— T. A. Ambrose and T. H. Blain. L. W. Wilson and A. L. Lockhart. G. Mehrtens and W. C. Keetley, C. Taylor and A. Buckingham. E. D. R. Smith and F. G. Tolxnie, R. G. Grant and A. C. Fraser, A. Macdonald and A. W. Verrall. Juniors—J. A. M’Kay and R. Ballinger, H. A. Bennett and C. L. Meredith-Kaye, R. J. Hegan and J. A. F. Watson, It. W. Ellis and L. M. King, E. A. Verrall and P. M. Giles, H. G. Mehrtens and 11. S. Smith, E. B. Read and R. J. Fahey. The best cards handed in in the ladies’ bisque bogey at Rangiora were: A Grade—Mrs Tolmie. 4 down. C Grade —Mrs Palairet, 4 down. Waimairi Beach Club. Following is the team to represent Waimairi at Rawhiti on July C 22, players to be at Rawhiti at 9 a.m.:—D. B. L. Bowker, J. A. Arnold, S. B. L. Bovker, W. Russell, R. H. Lake, J. Greenslade, A. H. Henry, J. A. Wilson. The draw for the flag match to be played at Waimairi on July 22 is as follows:—S. Morris and S. M'Causland, T. A. Fleming and S. J. Russell, W. K. I*. Butler and L. W. Edginton, H. V. Rossi 'and M. Bunt, H. Tillman and W. J. Hor. well, G. H. Christie and E. I. Smith, G. Pierce and J. W. Prew, J. A. Brit tenden and J, It. Ovens, D. C. Parker and S. G. H. Rich, G. E. Hoffman and A. E. Mercer, C. E. Smith and S. N. Perry, 11. Bullen and H. P. Wells, B. M. Lake and A. M. Bowen, G. H. Burrowes and S. A. Dowland. Rawhiti LadieV Club. A ladies’ team from Diamond Harbour played a Rawhiti team yesterday. Results, Rawhiti names first:— Four ball best ball—Mrs J. E. Gudgeon and Mrs A. Branch beat Miss M. Cook and Mrs Cooper, Mrs Sparrow and Mrs J. Lovell lost to Mrs Hanna and Mrs Archer, Mrs G. Berry and Miss E. Lawrerjce beat Mrs Comer and Miss Sutton, Mrs Hodgkinson and Mrs Hastings beat Mrs Blewitt and Mrs Sutton. Singles—Mrs J. E. Gudgeon beat Miss M. Cook, Mrs A. Branch beat Mrs Cooper, Mrs H. Sparrow halved with Mrs Hanna, Mrs Lovell beat Mrs Archer, Mrs Berry beat Mrs Comer, Miss Lawrence beat Miss Sutton, Mrs Hodgkinson beat Mrs Blewitf, Mrs Hastings beat Mrs Sutton. Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal match to be played by the Rawhiti Ladies’ Club to-morrow, starting time 12 to 2 p.m.:—Miss H. P. Hopkins v. Mrs A. Duthie, Mrs B. A. Miles v. Mrs J. E. Gudgeon, Mrs J. Roes v. Mrs Cook. Miss R. Murphy v. Miss I. Lyttle, Miss L. Harper v. Mrs A. Branch, Mrs W. Agar v. Miss E. Williams. Miss D. Hayes v. Mrs J. Lovell, Mrs H. Sparrow v. Miss R. Tillyshort, Mrs R. Sullivan v. Miss E. Moore, Miss S Bellamy v. Mrs A. Mitchell. Miss E. Tillyshort v. Mrs Nixon, Miss R. Edmonds v. Miss H. Oliver, Mrs H. i v * Mrs F - v - Hodgkinson. Mrs H. Throp v. Mrs J. Hastings, Miss E. Lawrence v. Mrs G. Berry. Miss N. Fiddxs v. Miss A. Hine, Miss H. Burnett v. Miss I. Leiahman, Miss M. Hudson v. Miss E. Lyttle, Miss M. Petrie v. Mrs C. M. Clarkson, Mrs Large v. Mrs Herdman, Miss ’l' Mahoney v. Mrs H. M. Minson, Miss E King v. Miss N. Tovey, Miss O M’lntyre v. Mrs Hobson, Miss J, tvakely v. Miss Wright. Miss A. Keighley v Mrs Layton. Post entries will he reMrs J Lovell and Mrs H. yarrow will be in charge of the Harewood Ladies’ Club. A bogey match was played at Harewood yesterday and resulted in a win for Miss A. Beadel. The best scores were:—Miss Beadel 4 down, Mrs D. Crozier 6 down, Mrs T. Armstrong, jun. 7 down, and Mrs J. Davis 7 down. Russley Ladies’ Club. A sealed pairs match in aid of the Red Cross funds was played at Russlev yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs G Leech and Miss M. Willis. The Stableford bogey match, plaved during the week-end, was won by Miss The monthly bogey will be played on July 26.