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Annual Ladies v. Men Match
CAMBRIDGE GOLF CLUB AN ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON The day devoted to the annual Ladies v. Men match has become a social, event on the calendar of Cambridge Golf Club. In ideal weather, this,year's fixture was held on Saturday, and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent on the links. The ladies won by 20 matches to 17, with 9 all square. Results were'as follows;
G. Watt lost to Mrs K. L. Wilkinson 1 ddwn; D. McCathie lost to Miss J. Thompson 3 and 2; W. Ryan and Mrs V. C. Hollis, all square; V. C. Hollis lost to Mrs D. Dastie, 3 and 2; W. Rice and Miss E. Robinson, all square; A. H. Clayton and Miss N. Needham, all square; E. A. Morrice lost to Mrs L. Waite, 3 and 2; B. Farquhar beat Mrs F. Hardy, 1 up; P. Lewis beat Mrs J. Boag, 1 up; F. Entwisle beat Mrs -F. I. Fairbrother, 2 up; H. C. Tod beat Mrs D. MoCathie, 4 and 3; J. Butler beat Mrs L. Mason, 3 and 1; W. H. Cubis lost to Mrs P. Skousgaard, 2 down; C. E. Hargraves lost to Mrs E. A. Morrice, 4 and 3; G. W. Allon lost to Mrs W. H. Cubis, 1 down; L. Waite and Mrs. Ai Feisst, all square, I. Litchwark beat Mrs J. Linsley, 4 and 3; A. Felsst and Mrs R. E. Newcombe, all square; A. Webster beat Mrs Banks, 4 and 3; A. McCann beat. Miss K.'Fisher, 1 up; W. J. Ward beat Miss V. Appleby, 1 up; E. J. F. Kennedy and Mrs. W. 0. Cubis all square; B. E. Harper beat Mrs M. Ray 4 and 3; W. Smeeton beat Mrs J. Haworth, 4 and 3; C. G. Thompson lost to Mrs Ferguson 4 and 2; R. Waite beat Miss R. White 3 and 2; A. Webb and Mrs W, J, Ward, all square; I. Fairbrother lost to Mrs C. E. graves, 1 down; W. Kehely lost to Mrs W. White, 1 down; G. E. Haydon J.ost to Miss B. Burgess, 5 and 4.
I W. 0. Cubis beat Miss M. White 3 'and 2; M. Wells beat Mrs Duckering 2 up; D. J. Lundon lost to Miss B. Keyte, 1 down; H. M. P. Baker lost to Mrs R. Calvert, 2 down; J. B. Harvey lost to Miss de la Mare, 2 and 1; W. Bobbette lost to Mrs Windsor, 1 down; H. Betts and Mrs A. Webster, all square; F. T. Ray beat Miss F.
'WVLLIE AUCHTEBLONIE"
White, 1 up; R. H. Feisst beat Mrs E. J. White, 3 and 2; J. W. Jeans lost to Miss Wilkie, 1 down; R. E. A. Newcombe lost to Miss J. Sayers 3 and 1; R. MacDonald beat Mrs T. McLennan, 2 and 1; H. Davys lost to Miss J. Fisher, 1 down; M. Weatherell lost to Mrs J. Blackman, 1 down; G. F. Johnston lost to Miss B. Bourke, 2 down; D. R. Allen and Miss J. Low, all square. The Cambridge Handicap.
The final of the Cambridge Handicap is to be contested between R. Calvert and W. Ryan and an even match should result. Both have been playing consistently well, and have beaten several good players to reach the final. In the semi-finals, Calvert beat A. Feisst 3 and 2 and Ryan beat G. W. Allen by a similar margin. Ryan will have to concede Calvert 7 strokes.
Barclay Farquhar played his best round to date on the Cambridge links at the week-end, his card reading 77-9-68. Included in his score were birdies at the sixth and 15th. holes. With 37 points, Farquhar won the afternoon stableford "scramble." A "Blood" Match. Much interest was taken in the match at the week-end when E. J. F. Kennedy and D. J. Lundon challenged D. McCathie and G. Watt. Although in receipt of 14 strokes and aided by good caddies, the challengers were beaten 1 down. The caddies, R. Ireland and D. E. Creed, were not greatly impressed with the standard of play of the men whose clubs thjs; carried. Soldiers/ Memorial Cup. The first round of the Soldiers' Me-' morial Cup, a 36-hole net medal competition will be played next Saturday. This handsome cup, which is now on its way from England has been provided by the club to perpetuate the names of club members who gave their lives in World War 11. The fiteAJBH "a '£ 'A 331J1 "M. — :s F AVBjp E. J. F. Kennedy v. B. Farquhar; H. j C, Tod v, G, Watt; W, H, Cubis v ; C..| Burgess; G-. E. Johnstone v. E. Nickle; E. A. Morrice v. W. Bohhette: D. J.
i Lundon v. A. H. Clayton; V. C. Hollis v. A. E. Feisst; E. Law v. B. E. Har- * per; I. Litchwark v. A. Webb; H. - Richards v. R. Fisher; R, McDonald • v. C. E. H&rgraves; R. S. Alford v. ; W. J. Smeetonj R. Ireland v. C. G. Thompson; M. Wells v. F. T. Ray; W. Ryan v. A. Webster; A. Turney v. F. Entwisle; R. Feisst v. J. R. Haworth; I. Fairbrother v. G. W. Allen; D. R. Allen v. L. Waite; W. Wilkinson v. A. McCann; J. W. Jeans v. G. James; G. C. Vosper v. J. Butler; R. Bell v. H. M. P. Baker; D. McCathie v. P. Lewis; R. Calvert v. H. E. Davys; G. E. Haydon v. W. 0. Cubis; R. Rush v. P. O'Brien; R. E..A. Newcombe v. M. Clemow; J. Richardson v. H. Betts; F. E. Quinn v. W. Kehely; W. J. Ward v. R. A. Waite; M. Weatherell v. R. C. Thornbury; B. E. Oliver v. V. Kirk; D. L. Falls v. B. Bromwich. SATURDAY LADIES. The draw for Saturday lady players on July 12 is as follows:—Miss R. White v. Miss M. White; Miss N. Wilkie v. Miss D. Newcombe; Miss V. De La Mare v. Miss L. Dunn; Miss B. Keyte v. Mis.s C. Thomson; Miss P. White v. Miss S. Waite; Miss B. O'Connor v. Miss J. Low; Miss V. Harper v. Miss J. O'Loughlen; Miss B. Burgess v. Miss J. Petersen; Miss J. McFarlane v. Miss D. Pedersen; Miss S. Carey v. Miss F. Nickle; Miss P. O'Loughlen v. Miss J. Nelson
HORAHORA CLUB BOGEY COMPETITION The following are the results of a bogey competition played en the Horahora Club's links on Saturday:— A. Shelton, 1 down; A. Meeking and J. La Trobe, 3 down; L. Griffin and B. Osborne, 5 down; H. Osborne, 6 down; J. Budge and W. Hicks, 8 down; D. La Trobe, 9 down. Mrs Strawbridge, 3 down; Mrs Meeking, 4 down; Mrs Shelton and Mrs Osborne, 8 down; Mrs La Trobe, 9 down. During the week-end several members of the club attended a tournament at The Narrows Club and in the net medal D. La Trobe was the run-ner-up. The Championships. The first round of the championships will be played on Saturday, «he draw being:— Senior men: A. Meeking v. H. Osborne; Scott v. J. La Trobe. Junior men: R. Strawbridge v. P x . Neilson; A. Shelton v. C. H. La Trobe: D. La Trobe v. D. Budge; A. McVicar v. J. Hicks; L. Griffin v. D. Osborne; W. Hicks v. R. Stowers; W. Wright v. H. Hicks; M. Hammonds v. J. Hammonds. Ladies: Miss M. Peake v. Mrs Meeking; Mrs Strawbridge v. Miss G. Vosper; Mrs La Trobe v. Miss J. Osborne; Miss Stokes v. Miss E. Vosper; Mrs Neilson v. Mrs Frahm; Mrs Osborne v. Mrs Scott; Mrs Griffin v. Mrs Hammonds.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 6074, 9 July 1947, Page 7
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