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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20425, 2 October 1934, Page 11

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Christchurch to Play North Canterbury Clubs. COMBINED TEAM. The annual match between the combined clubs of North Canterbury and the Christchurch Golf Club, to be played lon the Shirley links, will take place on October It. The combined team will be as follows: J. Millard (Avondale), J. D. Galloway (Rangiora), J. T. Smith (Ashburton), E. Hartlev Smith (Harewood), K. O. Heney (Rangiora), I*. G. Ellis (Itangiora) .(captain), R. G. Edwards (Rangiora), R. o. Edwards (Rangiora).% R. J. Smith (Ivtiiapoi), A. JO. Grubb (Templeton), W. P. Anderson (Ashburton), o. .J. Wilson (Russley), J. P. Gil-, mour (Russley), J. Gibson (Avondale), O. Andersen (Avondale), P. 11. Barnard j (Templeton). G. E. Berry (Avondale). W. I Hedges (Ashburton), N. Roake (Harewood). O. T. Alley (Russley), G. L. I Wynyard (Richmond Hill). Uniergenj vies—R. B. Jackson (Rawhiti), D. W. j Bowker (Waimairi Beach), D. M. Chris- ; tie (Metliven), W. it. Patrick (Templeton), H. F. Penlinglon (Russley), D. C. ' .'rosier (Harewood). Templeton Club. | During the week-end a match, was ; played at Templeton between a home i | team and a team from Avondale. Tern- : .pleton won by 71 games to 41. Results, Avondale names first:— . Four-balls—Mrs W. 15. Stickings anrl Mrs W. Owens i, Mrs R. Lewis and Mrs if. Ma< intyre 1: Mrs R. Grange and Miss IP. 1511 wood 0, Mrs 15. Rudkin and Miss ;M. Archey 1; Miss K. Dobson and Mrs i Kingslaml o. Miss G. Shand and Miss jX. Middleton 1; Miss T. Knowles and j Miss M. Lockwood 1. Mrs S. Priestnall land Miss 15. Jones 0. ! Singles—Mrs W. 15. Stockings 1, Mrs R. Lewis 0. Mrs \Y. Owens 0, Mrs I. ! Mac in tyre I: Mrs R. Grange 1. Mrs 15. I Rudkin 0; Miss P. Klhvood 0, Miss M. Archey 1; .Miss K. Dobson 0, Miss G. I Shand 1: Mrs Kingslaml 0. Miss N. | Middleton 1: Miss T. Knowles 1, Mrs S. i Priestnall 0; Miss M. Lockwood 0, Miss jE. James 1. I In the first round of the M'Killop I Cup, a knock-out competition on handi!cap, tlie results were as follows:—Miss 15. James (23) beat Miss A. Hart (30), 5 and 4: Mrs It. Lewis (14) beat Miss G. Drummond (36), 5 and 4; Miss L. ! Johnstone (27) beat Mrs M. Leggett i (26), 1 up; Miss J. Wright (26) beat Miss A. Marshall (33), 2 up. The trophy donated by Mrs J. Eadie for a one-club match was won bv .Miss L. Han ha m with a score of 117—*35—82. ] A mid-week closing day competition on Thursday will take the form of a ; Canadian foursome for trophies presented by Mrs E. Rudkin. A four-hall bogey will be played on October 7. J An L.G.U. medal match will be play- , ed next Saturday, the draw being as follows:—Mrs A. Tucker and Mrs R. Lewis, [Mrs E. Rudkili and Miss X. Middleton, I Mrs I. Macintyre and Miss E. Seymour, j Mrs R. Humphreys and Mrs .7. Eadie, | Mrs W. Smith and Miss E. James. Mrs W. Toome.v and Mrs M. Leggett, Mrs R. ! Lawrence and Miss A. Scott. Mrs M. | Morrow and Miss L. Johnstone. Miss J. [Wright find Miss O. Gregory, Miss M. j Morton and Mrs F. Barritt. Miss G. : Drummond and Miss A. Hart. Mrs W. i Rimes and Mrs S. Priestnall. Mrs I’. 'Anderson anrl Miss D, Musgrave, Mrs W. M ill tier and Miss A. Marshall. Miss X. Ryan and Miss M. Bennett, Miss H. Fahey and scorer. A consolation match for a trophy donated by Miss A. Hart will be played in conjunction. * The third round of the non-handicap match will be played next Saturday, the following being the draw:—Miss D. : Bucktin and Miss W. Donohue, Miss I. Hughes and Miss 51. Blair; Miss E. I Bowron and Miss L. Hanliam, Mrs A. ■Donaldson and Mrs .J. Oakley, Mrs It. 'King and Miss M. Clouglier, Miss 15. ■ Smith and Miss D.'fienburn. Miss A. F»mlford ntul Mrs F. M’Teisrue. Miss B. ; Wilson and Miss I. O’Mallcv. Miss Z. ! Hepburn and Miss X. Robinson. Miss G. Parr and Miss .T. Pierson. Mrs S. Cairns I ahd Miss G. Hammond, Miss O'Connell aifrT Mrs Neale. Men’s Championship. The championship final of the Tem- ! pleton Cluli was decided during the : week-end and resulted in a win for ; R. Spicer, who defeated P. H. Barnard ;«t the twenty-sixth hole, eleven up and : ten to play. It was singular that both j These players had qualified at the botI tom of the qualifying round, hut both I had played hard matches to qualify for i the final. | Avondale Ladies’ Club. j Entries for the L.G.U. medal comfetition to bo played on Saturday, Oo- ! tober 6, close with the secretary toi day. Mrs J. R. Grange was the winner I of the play-off in the senior division for the stroke competition for Mrs Carter’s (trophy.