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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20256, 27 July 1937, Page 11

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CAMBRIDGE CLUB’S GAMES. ALFORD CUP TO G. HAMILTON. The second and final round of the Alford Cup bogey competition was plaved •by members of the Cambridge Oolf Club on Saturday, G. Hamilton winning on the aggregate with a score of one down. S. Baker, who led on the first round, was runner-up, being two over bogey, Saturday’s results were:—F. C. Rogers 4 up, G. Hamilton i up, S. Baker 8 down, E. Scott 3 down, F. Entwisle 5 down. MATAMATA CLUB. RESULTS OF WEEK-END PLAY. Although the weather was unpleasant, members of the Matamata Golf Club played a Canadian foursome on Saturday. The best results were: R. Cleary and C. Wilson, 695. During the week-end pairs competed in an 18-hole medal handicap. The best scores were: H. Keeley and Wight 14 3. N. Johnston and J. Corbett 150, Wilson and Hay 15 3, Campbell and Dr. Abernethy 154, C. Tapp and Hemsley 155, W. L. McDonald and S. Blue 15 5. Matches played In the Old Parr Cup competition resulted: G. Campbell lost to L. Sutcliffe, 3 and 2; L. Little lost to N. Gllltng, 1 down (replay). The Matamata ladles played a club medal on Thursday, when tthe winner was Mrs Ryan with 102, 29, 73. LADIES' GOLF. TE AWAMUTU CLUB’S DRAW. (Special to Times.) TE AWAMUTU, Monday. Following Is th 9 draw for a medal i round to be played on Thursday by members or the Te Awamutu Ladles’ Golf k Club:— 1 Mrs H. McDonald v. Mrs P. Glanville, Mrs A. Bond v. Miss M. Quin, Miss M. Clark v. Mrs C. Blundell, Mrs J. Ollphant v. Miss N. Lethbridge, Mrs A. Yarndley I v. Miss Wynyard, Mrs S. Preston v. Mrs | Chamberlain, Mrs Babbage, senr., v. Mrs Rawlinson, Mrs McNair v. Miss A. Rlcklt, Mrs M. Barnett v. Mrs Lovell, Mrs E. Bry--1 ant v. Miss M. Kay, Mrs Coverdale v. Mrs j Houston, Mrs Walker v. Mrs Babbage, i Jnr., Mrs D. Wiseman v. Miss Germann, i Mrs A. Kay v. Mrs McGovern. Mrs Mexted , v. Mrs W. Reid. Saturday players: Mrs Gibbs v. Miss Boucher, Miss Phelan v. Mrs Hill. Miss Williams v. Miss Blackbourn, Miss H. Civil V. Mrs Wallace, Miss H. Garvey v. Mrs H. Holmes, Miss Thomson v. Mrs R. Clarke, Miss V. Holt v. Miss N el son. The draw for a C grade medal over 12 holes to be played on Thursday Is as follows: Mrs Fulton v. Mrs Woods, Mrs J. M H l , r L, Mrs A. Beirt, Mrs Moriarty v. Miss M. Glasson, Mrs Eyre v. Mrs Frieslander Mrs J. Ball v. Miss M. Macky. J 1 ** A-, Storey v. Miss C. McGovern, Miss V Rlcklt v. Mrs K. Bowden. Mrs K. Mackv v. Mrs Lnckyer, Mrs Cunningham v. Mrs /■ohrab. snr., Miss Sutherland v. Miss Masson, Miss P. JelTery v. Miss V. Rhodes. Mis D. Bockert v. Mrs Zohrab, jnr., Mrs L. Kerr v. Mrs Robinson, Mrs Steer v Mrs Ryan, Mrs G. If. Newton v. Mrs L. Kav Mrs Fitzpatrick v. Miss O. Wilson. Mrs C *?D a nO rLL M , rs Pe ® rte * Mrs A. E. Wilson V. Mrs Edmonds, Saturday players- Miss McLean v. Miss Howerort, Miss E. Clarke v. Miss Rybum, Miss Hansard v. Miss Brewer Miss How v. Miss Ham, Miss M. ciulckshank v. Miss McCarron, Miss Archibald v. Miss Chlllingworth, Miss N v 11 Mico V r ” lss K ,-,, Kerr ’ F - Germann Vw.^! ss Ferr - Miss E. Palmer v. Miss M Chlllingworth Mrs Free v. Miss P. Blackbuin, Misa Christie v. Miss J. Shaw, Miss M. Hawkins v. Miss J. Rhodes.