Golf Teachers’ Tourney
The following are results of the teachers’ golf tournament held at Waitikiri recently:— Pedagogic bowl—W. S. Barrett 71, and J. F. Mann 71, first equal. A Grade Stroke.—C. Jacobsen 74, E. S. Breach 74. P. A. Hickling 76, P. Barkle 76. M. Atkinson 76. B Grade Stroke.—J. F. Mann 71, W. S. Barrett 71, E. L. Archer 72. C Grade Stroke.—A. Lamb 63, A. Gilchrist 79, E. Swanney 80. Best Gross.—C. Jacobsen 79, P. Barkle 82, W. Angus' 83. Anderson Trophy.—A. Nicol and M. Thompson. 39 points; F. Tempera and R. Jenkins, 38; I. Thomas and J. Hooper, 36; E. Archer and M. Atkinson. 36. Teams’ Match.—C. J. Wright, R. Entwistle, A. Lamb, 215. AKAROA CLUB—Ramsay Cup: Canadian foursome, 36 holes: W. J. Thompson and Mrs Tho-mp* son, 74. 77—151; T. G. Longdin and Mrs Haley, 79, 78—157; T. Haley and Miss Baynon, 80. 77 157. Stroke match: D. Wright and D. Densem, 90, 17—73; S. L. Kay and Mrs Longdin, 92. 18— 74; W. J. Thompson and Mrs Thompson, 91, 14—77. Stroke match: Mrs Longdin, 90. 26—64: Mrs Thompson, 97, 27—70; T. G. Longdin. 83. 12—71. L.G.U. medal: Mrs T. Longdin, 90, 22 68; Mrs R. T. Masefield, 99, 30— 69; Miss P. Chambers. 98. 25 73. Club championships—Senior final: Mrs Longdin beat Miss Chandler. Junior: Mrs Prendergast beat Mrs Masefield at the nineteenth. Unearned handicap division: Mrs G. P. A. de Latour beat Mrs T. Haley.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29599, 23 August 1961, Page 5
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