GOLF COUNCIL
Monthly Meeting Business The monthly meeting ot the council of the New Zealand Golf Association was held on Monday. There were present Sir Alexander Roberts (chairman), Messrs. A. D. 8. Duncan, E. Page, J. 11. Drake, A. ,R. Sclauders. and G. 0. Sutton (secretary). ’Che Karamea Golf Club was duly elected a member of the association, bringing the total number of clubs on the register to 207. Tiie conditions of entry and of playing the open and amateur New Zealand championships were very fully discussed and tentatively decided upon, but it was resolved that the suggestions approved by the meeting should be circularised to all members of the council for final decision at the June meeting. It was reported that good bookings are being received for visits from Norman Fuller, the association’s professional, and that further dates were available after the end of June, for which clubs should make early application. and so take advantage of the reduced rate now being charged to clubs. Particulars of the greenkeeping research work being carried out at Palmerston North were considered at length. It was resolved to await a full report from Mr. Hobbs, the chairman of the committee, upon the work to date, together with his estimate of probable financial requests. Watt Cup Match In a Watt Cup match on the Paekakariki links during the week-end, Waimalu defeated Paekakariki by seven games to four, with one game halved, winning 35 holes to Paekakariki’s seven. The following are the results, the Paekakariki player being mentioned first: F. Kember beat J. B. Wallace. 2 up; J. Kember lost to D. S. Mullan, 3 down; A. Murray lost, to G. Hogg, 8 down; B. Kember boat J. Gilbertson, 1 up; S. Hogg lost to Clelland. 7 down: J. Craig lost to A. J. GwiJliaui, 1 down; K. Twiss beat. W. r. Wilson, 3 up- F. McNeil lost to G. Cook. 7 down: F. Smith lost tn E. F. Warnes, 6 down; B. Andrew Jost to G. B. AVard, 3 down ; J. Bvingans beat R. G. Holland, 1 up; G. Gutbrio and L. Marsden, ail square. Miramar Ladies’ Club Following Is the draw for the .L.G.C. medal ami tin: second qualifying round for the Barnett Cup, to be played by members of the Miramar Ladles' Golf Club on Friday:— x No. 1 Teo (10.30 ti.ni.). Seniors.—Mrs. Beasley and Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Batiks and Miss ilanson, Miss Pllmmer and Mrs. Briton-Smith, Mrs. Kichinond and Miss Sidey, Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. Wilson Sliss Nleolls and Airs. Ancell, Airs. Barclay Bell and Alias Upham, Airs. Mills and Mrs. Foreman, Mrs. Sutherland and Aln? Farr, Mrs. Jarvis and Mrs. Borendseu, Airs' Cromb and Miss Carter, Miss Fair and Alias Taylor, Mrs. Dalgleish and Airs. Waldon. Aliss Gatnbrlll and Atrs. Brown. Juniors. —Airs. Short and Mrs. Ramsey, Airs. Austin and Airs. Schneider, Airs. Keaney and Mrs. Gover, Mrs. Miller and Aliss Briton-Smith, Mrs. Atarsdcn aud Airs. Johansen Airs. Barnett aud Mrs. Hanson, Mrs W. Parkin and Miss Jasvobsc-u, Mrs. Pope and Mrs. Telford Day. Aliss .1. Hall and Mrs. Watkins, Aliss Woodman ami Aliss Dempscv. Airs. Hornlbrook and Mrs. H. Parkin.'.Mrs. Andrews aud Aliss Van Siaveren. Airs. Collie and Airs. Simmons, Atrs. Wriglev and Mrs. Boyes. Mrs. Mauds’ey and Airs. Griffiths, Airs. H. Sterling am! Mrs. Brce. Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Castle, Airs. MeKlllop and Atrs. Thomson, Airs. Lauehlau aud Airs. Murray. No. It Tee (10.44 a.tn.J. Miss Townsend and Aliss Dldsbury, Miss Brien and Airs. .Brook, Mrs. Upham and Miss Murphy, AJlss Stevens and Airs. Keane, Miss L. Hull and Miss Thomson, Miss Edmondson and Aliss Melutosb, Airs. Hiirst and ..Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Woodlicad and Airs. Jackson, Airs, Snndwitl) and Mrs. U. Smith, Miss George and Miss Myers, Airs. Caugltlev and Airs. AtcGownu. Following is the draw for the match to he played next .Monday by C grade players:— Mrs. Napier and -Mrs. Alaunsell, Airs. Meunoer and Mrs. Doctor, Aliss Samson aud Mrs. Gilheftj Airs. Katz and Miss Dauby, Mrs. F. Thomson and Miss Norwood. Tiie winners of last, week's bogey match were:—Senior: Airs. Jarvis, 7 down. Junior: Mrs. B. Sterling and Miss Marsden (tic), o down. Athletic Park Club Members of the Athletic Park Golf Club played an eclectic competition last weekend, the best nine of 18 boles counting. The winners were: —Men: A. AY’. Dollimore, 3U8—24; €. Tonks, 31-7—-24; J. Bert tram, 294—25. Women: Miss Hamilton, 33-5 —-2S; Miss Davidson, 37-7 —30. A stroke competition will be held next week-end.
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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 185, 3 May 1933, Page 4
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