GOLF FIXTURES

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 252, 21 July 1934, Page 24

GOLF FIXTURES

Shandon Ladies’ Mid-week Club

The following i« the draw for a fourball best-ball bogey to be played by the Shandon ladies’ mid-week club on Thursday at 10.30 a.m.:—• From No. 1 tee: Mrs. Spiera and Miss Dougina v. Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Wood ; Mrs. Monteith and. Mrs. Mather v. Mrs, Kerr and Mra. Chartres; Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Ilaine v. Mrs. Jones and Miea Corwardine; Sirs. Slcllroy and Mrs. Carrington v. Mies Dorset and Mrs. Rotherham; Mrs. Saunders and Mk-'a Loir v. Sirs. Paterson nnd Sira. Elux; Mies Hodgins and Sliss Dennis v. Mrs. Vance and Miss Lees; Mrs. Frazer and Sirs. Fisher v. Sirs. Munt nnd Mrs. Miller; Miss Ylarris and Mias Rockstrow v.-Mrs. Proctor and Miss Hyde; Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Bourne v. Mrs. Nicol and /Mrs. Moyer,. . - From No. 11 tee:Mrs. Lees and Sirs. Robinson v. Sirs. Black and Sirs, Cameron; Mrs. Warden and Sira. Campbell v. Mrs. Savage and Sirs. Carstens; Mrs. Fargie and Mrs. Witcombe v. Mrs. Sotham and Sirs. Hardcastle; Sirs. Caldwell and Mrs. Kirby v. Mrs. Richards ami Miss Thompson; Sirs. Wallace and Mrs. Cockscroft v. Miss Skipper and Mm. Bishop; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Mouat v. Mra. Mincher and Mns, Press; Miss Carstens and Mrs. Peterson v, Mrs. Smith and Sites Porter; Mrs. Doherty and Mrs. Zachariah v. Sliss Judd ami Mrs. Cathie; Sirs. Lewis nnd Miss Rogers v. Sirs. Pearce and another. Sunny Bay Club A match between the professionals. A. J. Shaw and J. D. Mclntosh, was played on the Sunny Bay links last Sunday, and resulted in a win for Shaw by 2 up.Shaw covered the course in 76 to McIntosh's 78. . , In the afternoon, Shaw and A.iW. Lucas played Mclntosh and D. C. D'Arcy, the game finishing all square. E. E. Fisher holed his tee shot at the short ninth hole on Sunny Bay links on Saturday afternoon. The following team will represent Sunny Bay ; against Judgeford on the Judgeford course on Sunday:—D. C. D'Arcy, A. C. Jantke, A. S. Jan the, B. F. Kennedy, A. W. Lucas, D. F. McLeod, C. Thompson, A, Tilley, , . The ladies of the Sunny Bay club will play a stroke competition on Sunday. Miramar Ladies’ Club ’ The following is the draw for next Tuesday's bogey match, to be played by the Miramar Ladies’ Club for a trophy presented by Mrs. A. Marsden:—Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Sutherland; Miss Fair and Mrs. Tearce;.Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Mills; Miss Nlcolls and Miss Taylor; Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. H. Anderson; Mrs. McCarthy and .Mrs. Wlddop; Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. McKIllop; Miss Black and Mrs. M. Hanson;[Mrs. R. WHsoh and Mrs. Farr; Mrs. R.'Stirling and Mrs. Briton Smith; Miss R. Thomson and .Mrs. Andrews; Miss Hanson and Mrs. Cromb- Sirs. Dalgleish and Mrs. Johansen; Mrs. Baillie and Mrs. Ancell ; Miss Briton Smith and Miss Plimmer; Miss Gambrill, a bye; Mrs. Bereudsen and Mrs. Mehaffey; Mrs. H. Hanson and Mrs. Bree; Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Mcllratth; Mrs. Caughley and Mrs. Ramsey: Miss Woodman and Mrs. Griffiths; Mrs.. Hornibrook and Miss J. Hall: Mrs. Collie and Mrs. Castle; Mrs. W. Parkin and Miss Davis; Mra. Keaney and Miss Mclntosh; Mrs. Millar and Mrs. Hunter; Mrs. Gover and Miss Schneider; Miss Dempsey and Mrs. Marsden: Miss Brien and Mrs P. Myers; Miss Evans and Mrs. Maudslej . Mrs. Bolelle and Mrs. Thomson; Miss Jacobsen and Miss D. Veitch; Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Brooks; Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Lauchlan; Mrs. Short and Miss Xan Stavern ; Miss L. Hall and Mrs. Parkinson; Mrs. Sage and Mrs. H. Parkin;- Miss P. Veitch, and Miss Sldey; Mrs. H. Sterling and Miss Bennett; Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Little;. Mrs. Wright and Mtes Didsbury; Mrs. Gilbert.and Mrs? W. J. Anderson; Mrs. Jackson and Mrs Menneer; Mrs. Woodhead and Mrs. Whitcombe; Mrs. Forde and Miss Townsend; Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Gill; Miss Edmondson and Mrs. Cate; Miss Richardson and Mrs Sellers; Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. Stubbs; Mrs. McGowan and Miss Murphy; Mrs. Telford and Mrs. Chambers: Mrs. G. Mitchell and Mrs. Didsbury;- Miss I. Myers and Mrs. T. B C°grade, to play on Monday: Mjs. Goldie and Mrs, 'Osborne; Mrs. F. D Thomson and Mrs. Griffin; Mrs. Dake and Mrs. Hott; Mra Cramond and Mrs. Bamford: Mrs. Doctor and Mrs. Oxley; Mrs. Gordon and Mrs, Hamilton; Mrs. Frethey and Miss The following are the -results of. the fourth round of the club foursomes Mrs. Bolelle and Mrs. Chambers beat Mrs. Gover and Mrs. Mcllraith; Miss Taylor and Mss Fair beat Mrs. H. Sterling and Miss Nlcolls; Mrs. Marsden and Miss Davis beat Mrs. Ancell and Mrs. Keaney; Misa Gambrill and Miss Plimrher beat Mrs. Collie and Miss Woodman; Mrs.. Mackenzie and Miss Briton Smith beat Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Dalgleish; Miss R. Thomson and Miss Noiwood beat Mrs. Pearce and Mrs -Mrs Didsbury and Miss Jacobsen p eat Miss Hanson and Mrs. -H. Hanson; Mrs. ' Farr and Mrs. Andrews beat Mrs. Millar al ln J the Coronation Medal, Mrs. H. Pearce, with a net score of 72. was fourth, and Miss E. Fair, with 76. was 14th._ In the Aotea Roa Cup, Miss Davis, with a net score of 64, tied with Mrs. Pickering (Hawarden), but lost on the count back ot the test nine holes. Mrs. H. Pearce was 10th, and Miss E. Fair 33rd. - ' Judgeford Club ' The first general meeting, of the new Judgeford Golf Club was held this week, and the enthusiasm shown promises -well for this club. It was decided to ,J" e ®, r P%“-t.e the club and also to affiliate with the New Zealand Golf Association. The club house is in course of erection, and a reconstruction plan of the links is under consideramatches have been arranged for tills week-end. and players are to be congratulated on the' formation of a club at thia popular spot. Membership has been strictly limited.