GOLF FIXTURES

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 196, 16 May 1936, Page 17

GOLF FIXTURES

Waiwetu Ladies’ Club Following is the draw f er the L.G.U. medal round and spoon competition to be played by the Waavetu Ladies’ Club today:.—Miss Findlay and Mrs. Newell; Miss Milne and Miss Paton; Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Hamilton; Miss Chlttey and Mrs. Ding; -Miss Farley and Miss Bright; Mrs. Hatfield and Miss Guthrie; Miss Sinclair and Mrs. Rudolph; Miss Horlor and Mrs. Emerrc; Miss Haggett and Miss Moody: Miss Horman and Miss Foley; Miss McGrath and Miss Ellison; Miss Frazer and Miss Sheehy; Mrs. Johnston and Miss Kennedy: Miss Taylor and Miss Keating; Miss Reid and Miss Stephens; Mrs. Palmer and Miss Leopard: Miss Lockett and Mrs. Millward; Miss McManus aud Miss Hickey; Miss Cavanagh and Miss Collett; Miss Bowler and Miss Crooks. Shandon Ladies’ Mid-week Club The Shandon Ladies’ Mid-week Club held a very successful opening day on Wednesday, when about 70 players participated in two competitions. In the senior medal round Mrs. Paterson returned the best card, a net 75, and in the juniors Mrs. Houston (Miramar) won with a net 73. In the afternoon, the bogey match was won in the senior division by Miss Matthews (Hutt), 1 down; and in the junior division by Mrs. H. J. Smith (Manor Park), 5 down. The club captain presented the trophies at the close of play. Following is the draw for the first round of the Sunflower Cup and Munt Vase, which must be played b.v May 25:—Mrs. Paterson v .Miss Dorset: Mrs. Grant Fargie v. Mrs. Savage; Mrs. Saunders v. Miss Douglas; Miss E. Read v. Miss Press; Mrs. Mincher v. Mrs. Hardcastle; Mrs. Zachariah v. Mrs. Petersen; Mrs. Boyd v. Mrs. Shielb; Mrs. Warden v. Mrs. Vance; Mrs. Monteith v. Mrs. Campbell; Mrs. Frazer v. Mrs. Kirby; Mrs. Cathie v. Mrs. Cameron; Mrs. Woods v. Mrs. Mantel); Mrs. Cockcroft v Mrs. Edwards; Mrs. Leos v. Mrs. Black; Mrs. Caldwell v. Miss Low; Mrs. Elsinore v. Mrs. Mount. Following is the draw for the first round of the Edilson Cup. in conjunction with a L.G.U. medal round, to be played on Wednesday next, commencing at 10 a.m.:— Seniors.—No. 1 tee: Mrs. Monteith v. Miss Dorset; Mrs. Boyd v. Mrs. Paterson; Mrs. Vance v. Mrs. Mantel!; Mrs. Frazer v. Mrs. Sa tinders. Juniors. —Mrs. Cockcroft v. Miss Lowe; Mrs. Cameron v. Mrs. Smith; Mrs. Grant Fargie v. Miss Read; Mrs. Savage v. Mrs. Black; Mrs. Lees v. Mrs. Bishop;, Mrs. Mincher v. Mrs. Hore; Mrs. Caldwell v. Mrs. Elsmore: Mrs. Wallace v. Mrs. Warden; Mrs. Edwards v. Mrs. Zachariah; Mrs. Sotham v. Mrs. Cathie; Mrs. Howler v Miss Press; Mrs. Witcombe v. Mrs. Kirby. No. 11 tee: Mrs. Barnard v. Mrs. Petersen; Mrs. Christensen v. Miss Poitoe; Mrs. Mount v. Miss Judd; Miss Douglas v. Miss C. Thomson; Mrs. Hardcastle v. Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Campbell v. Mrs. Mayer: Mrs. Carstens v. Mrs. Andrews; Mrs. Press v. Miss Rockstrow. C players: Mrs. Dwyer v. .Mrs. Sominerville; Mrs. Prime v. Mrs. Briggs; Miss Bain v. Mrs. Instin; Mrs. Wallace v. Mrs. Chartres; Mrs. Ilurdley v. Mrs, Sinclair; Mrs. Kitto v. Mrs. Anderson. Miramar Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for the Miramar club foursomes knock-out to be plaj-ed on Tuesday:—lo a.m., Mrs. H. Parkin and Mrs. W. Parkin v. Mrs. Russell and Miss Wilson: 10.4. Mrs. Albertson and Mrs. McIlroy v. Miss P. Dennis and Mrs; G. D. Little: 10.8, Miss Eair and Miss Taylor v. Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Houston; 10.12, Mrs. 11. A. Gilbert and Mrs. Stephens v. Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Itoe; 10.16, Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Collier v. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Combes; 10.20, Mrs. Dykes and Mrs. Sim v. Mrs. N. Jackson and Mrs. Boielle; 10.24, Mrs. Caughley anil Mrs. Didsbury v. Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. Bond; 10.28, Mrs. Niiumo and .Mrs. Frethey v. Miss Bray and Mrs. Short: 10.32. Mrs’. 11. Hanson and Mrs. Mackenzie v. Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs. G. Deunis; 10.36, Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Andrews v. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Lauclilan; 10.40, Mrs. Foreman and Miss H. Griffen v. Mrs. Barr and Mrs.. Ward; 10.44, Mrs. Sage and Miss Dempsey v. Miss Davis and Miss 'Woodman; 10.48. Mrs. McKillop and Mrs. McCarthy v. Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Richmond; 10.52. Mrs. Stubbs and Mrs. Hamilton v. Miss Murphy and Miss M. Thompson; 10.56, Mrs. Telford and Miss Robertson v. Mrs. Day and Mrs. Marsden; 11.0, Mrs. 11. Anderson and Miss Jacobsen v Mrs. Millar and Mrs. Rogers; 11.4, -Mrs. Upham and Mrs. P; R. Jackson v. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Mcllraith; 11.8. Mrs. Hornibrook and Mrs. Keaney v. Mrs. Bree and Mrs. Castle; 11.12, Mrs. Hunter and Miss Brien v. Mrs. Napier and Mrs. Woodhead: 11.16, Mrs. Manson and Mrs. Hott v Miss Gambrill and Miss Pltmmer: 11.20, Mrs. W. J. Anderson and Mrs. Pirie v. Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Osborne; Miss Muir and Mrs. Johansen a bye. Play will commence at 10 a.m. in order of draw, at four-minute intervals. Trophies have been donated by Mr. Winchester. In the event of the weather being unfavourable on Tuesday, a fortnight is allowed for the first round, and also foieach of the following rounds.

The L.G.U. match on Tuesday resulted in a tic in the seniors between Miss Griffen, 90-12-78, and Mrs. Albertson 91-16-78. Mrs. Houston returned the best score in the juniors 104-24-80.