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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 232, 2 July 1928, Page 13

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MANAWATU BEAT SHANNON Dominion Special Service. Palmerston North, Jucc 30. A Manawatu gulf team this afternoon contested honours with Shannon Club ou the latter’s links. The visitors won by 8 matches to 4. Following are the results, Manawatu players being mentioned first in each instance;—L. Seifert, jun. beat Blythe; B. Upham beat Godwin; W. h. Winch beat Saxon; IL Keller lost to Murray, G. Watt beat Morgan; Stevenson lust to D. Saxon; W. Robertson beat C. Stern: Buick lost to Gagliardi; R. Spence beat King; J. P. Stubbs lost, to .Tones: A. Andrews beat Blackwood; .1. C. McGillivray beat Ostler. MASTERTON BEAT GREYTOWN Maslyrton, Juny 1. A golf match was played at Lansdowu during the week-end, between die Masterton- and Greytowii clubs. In the singles Masterton obtained twelve games, and Greytown one, two being halved. In the four-balls Greytown won four and a half games, and' Masterton three and a halt. Results ate as follow, Greytowii players being mentioned first in each case:— Singles: H. IV. Feast lost to.B. McKenzie, 4 and 2; J. C. Feast lost to J. Jamison, 4 and 2: F. C. Bunny lost to C. Heard, 1 up; J. H. Collie beat A. McKay, 3 and 2: A. T. McGregor lost to H. P. Hugo, 6 and 5; J. F. Thompson lost A. Caselberg, 4 and 3; H. Feast lost to C. O. Hedging, 8 and 6; C. Stunuell lost H. R. Beetham, 5 and 4; W. .Tully halved with R. Page; A. E. Feast halved with D. T. Herbert; K. Saint-George lost to J. R. Booth, 1 up; R. Jury lost to R. G. Mackie. 3 and 2; H. Bayliss lost F. Kummer, o and 2; J. Egar lost to H. Pither, 9 and 6; Birnie lost to W. Kemball, 3 up. Four Balls.—H. W. Feast and A. C. Feast beat R. McKenzie and J. Jameson 1 up; C. Bunny and J. H. Collie halved with C. Heard and A. McKay; A. T. McGregor and J. T. Thompson beat 11. P. Hugo and G. Ross 4 and 3: W. J. Feast and H. Feast lost to A. Caselberg and C. O. Hodgins 4 and 2; C. Stunnell and W. Tully beat H. Beetham and R. Page 4 and 3; A. E. Feast and K. Saint-George beat D. T. Herbert and J. R. Booth 3 and 1; R. Jury and H. Bayliss lost to R. E. Mackie and F. Kummer 8 and 7; J. Eager and Birnie lost to H. Pither and W. C. Kembqll 8 and 7.

' SEAFIELD LADIES’ CLUB. Wanganui, July 1. Following is the draw for the Ladies’ Golf Union match te be played by the Seafield Ladies’ Club on Tuesday:—Mrs. Goldsbury plays Mrs. Hassall; Mrs. Wilkinson-. a bye: Miss M. Donald plays Mrs. Hawkins; Miss Hogan plays. Mrs. Wills; Mrs. (Villlams plays Mrs. Sharpe; Miss Lucena . plays Mrs. Ruilnerstrum; Mrs. Corrigan plays Mrs. Watson; Miss Higginbottom plays Mrs. Hackghaw; Mrs. Pritchard plays Mrs. Paul; Mrs. Austin plays Miss Calver; Mrs, E. Wills plays Mrs. Newburn; Miss Doig plays Miss Henry; Miss Richardson plays Miss A. Wood; Miss C. Jackson .plays Mrs. Cuthbertson; Miss R. Jackson plays Mrs. Simko; Miss Moore plays Miss G. Jones; Miss Allen plays Miss Gebbie: Miss Handley plays Miss Peattie; Miss Griffiths plays Miss Molloy; Miss Angus plays MiSs S. Wood; Miss Enwrlglit plays Miss Bain; Miss Clark, a bye.

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