GOLF FIXTURES

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 190, 8 May 1937, Page 10 (Supplement)

GOLF FIXTURES

— ■» s Karori Club Draw For To-day s 1 The following Is the draw for the presit dent’s v captain’s match (match play or I handicap) to be played to-day by tin I Karori Golf Club. Members of the presi- • dent’s team are mentioned first: W. Smitt « and G. C Simmiss; E. Lash and A. G i Williams; S. Paul and A. J. Graighead 1 K. G. McKenzie and A. W. Gunson; B f I O’Connell and L. Bridge: L. Davison aiic ? | T. Rogers; I. G McKintosh and C. Baker " I J. Hutchings and T. Younie; K. Kennedy and D. F. Anderson; H. J. Porter and R. | Westbrook; A. R. Simm and J. H Pope: i 1 E. Vaughan and D. Newton; W. 1* > Walker and A. O Heany; A. H. Wadhaiu ) and S. E. Addis; E. F. Mosley and G R a Burt; 11. Eaton and L. J. Dykes; G II Hargreaves and 11. L. Evans; G. Lamb ‘ and C. F. Grant; S. C. Bradley 7 and H N. Webster; D. R. McGavin dud A. W. Hun--1 ger; A. L. James and C. E. Wynne; E. C. * Smart and F. E. Gits; J. M. L. Bowles and ? 11. R. Tomkies; L. V. Brown and W. D. ’ Bowles; M. H. Gunu and A. A. Hewett; C. J. Hawkins and C. 11. Harris; R. R. Martin and R. P. Levien; J. I). Willis and A. R. Westropp; C. A. Whitman and W. M. Jack; J. R. Elliott and H. J. Holdsworth; J. W. Craig and B. S. Rundle; H. S. Pearce and J. C. Cooper; R. W. Gunn and C. A Batten; W. R. Clark and J. A. Fay: W. F'. Taylor and J. H. Taylor; R. K. Baron and Kimble Welch; C. IL Arndt and D. Lawn; D. K. Carey and N. A. Foden: W. S. Dixon and W H J Christie; A. W. Duncan and E. S. Eaton; W. F. Harvey and E. H. R. Green: J. W Hoare and J. T. Inkersell: H. L. G. Holthouse and A. G. Hodder; W. B. Hunt and H. L. Hume; H. A. Kennard and W. Hut son* E. L. Laing and R. H. Burdtis; R. ;| T. McLean and A. J. Loge; E. A. Munden i and R. A. Martin; A. D. T. Nevill and Dr. Myers; W. Pearson and W. Parker; ,! F. C. Renouf and W. R. Rundel: A. B. . Shahan and E. J. Rishunth; A. K. Robson ’ i and H. A Robieson; L. G. Rossiter and , I J. 11. Rose; W. J. Thomson and W. Third; i J. C. Tustin and A. E. Tilley; F. W Barker and F. E. Bailley: F. E. Feist and W. A. Butterworth; R. H. Williamson and E. C. ' Woods Waiwetu Ladies’ Club The following is the draw for an L.G.TI. 1 medal round and monthly spoon competii tion, also the qualifying round for the 1 Kirk Cup. to be played by Waiwetu ladies to-morrow: — Miss Chittey and Miss Milne; Mrs. Cheevers and Miss Reid; Miss Taylor and Miss Lockett; Mrs. Johnston and Miss Frazer; Miss Tbody and Miss Findlay; Miss Barr and Miss N. Dixon; Miss Kennedy and Mrs. Walker; Miss Lewis and Miss Wililams: Miss Horlor and Miss Tait: Mrs. Einerre and Miss Frame: Miss Brown? and Miss Nicolaus; Miss B. Kirk and Miss Paton: Mrs. Keyes and Miss Cargill: Miss Herlihy and Mrs. Macfarlane; Miss Sheehy and Miss Mawby: Miss Thompson and . Mrs. Rudolph: Miss Cramond and Mrs. Haines; Miss R. Dixon and Miss Nicol: Miss Stephens and Mrs. Newell; Miss Ker and Miss Sinclair; Mrs. Shrann and Miss i Treahy; Miss Hutton and Miss Norrie: Miss Waldie and Miss J. Kirk; Mrs. Meldrum and Miss Senior. Rangimarie Ladies’ Club To-day the Rangimarle ladles’ club will play the Coronation Medal and Aotea Roa Cup round postponed from last Sunday, the same draw to stand. To-morrow a medal foursome will he played, the draw to be posted in the clubhouse to-day. Oil Wednesday a bogey match will be played in the morning and a mixed foursome in the afternoon. Entrance fees are to be donated to the King George V Memorial Fund.

!sun; C. p. Uanyuu auu j. 8. Harrison. Tlie above draw includes Hie Mitchell Cup. lue oiiiciai biancrs tor lu-muirow win be Messrs, d. E. ireiauu and L. Pimp. Un Coiouauun Day omciai ciub lixiures wul be hem, me entrance fees io be devoted tv inc aiug George V Memorial Fund. Tne competitions will be a tourvaii bestball (ineual) in the morning and a fourball best-ball (bogey; in the aiternoon. Manor Park Club The competition to be played on the Manor Park links chib afternoon will be an 18-lioie staoielurd bogey, 10-uiorrow niorii’iig the quauiymg round tor tue uree Cup is to be played, inure will aisv be an 18-lioie stroke, and to-morrow aileriioori an 18-boie bogey will be played. Mornington Mid-week Club The Moruiuglon Ladies’ Club played a stroke uompennou rase Weuncsuay, the best earns, wiug returned by Mrs. M. oeiiiiisLon, 9-1 3i-oo; mis. oarrutt, ba-26-69: and .His. D. ivougu, IU4-3J-12. Club day next week will be Thursday, instead or U euiieauay, auu the following is tne draw for a Canadian loursome: — Miss K. Ciark and Mrs. is. Rough v. Mrs. iv. Grosninski and Mrs. Ilanas, Mrs. ix. smith and Mrs. butnurmna v. Mrs Denniston and Mrs. Marsdon , Mrs. D. Phillips and Mrs. D. Rough v. Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Motiatt, Mrs. Kussull and Mrs. 8. Barron v. Mrs. J. Finn and Mrs Millman; Airs. Johnston and Airs. Barrett vAirs. Grove and Airs. N. Parkin. Miramar Ladies’ Club Following is tue draw for a bogey match for Miss Piimmer s trophy to be played on Tuesday by the Miramar Ladies’ Club Play will begin at lo a.m., in order of the draw, at 4min. Intervals:—Miss Gam brill and Aliss Gritxen, Mrs. Pearce and Airs Russell, Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Banks, Mrs McCarthy and Airs. Mackenzie, ' Mrs. Wilson and Airs. Richmond, Aliss Wheeler and Mrs Mcllroy. Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Castle and Mrs. Dalgle.sh. • Mrs. Roe and Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Maudsley, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Albertson, Airs. Cromb and Airs. Hunter, Miss Muir and Mrs. Hanson, Aliss M. E. Thompson and Mrs. H. Parkin, Mrs. McKillop and Mrs. Schneider, Airs. Brown and Mrs W. Smith, Mrs. Collie, and Mrs. Chanibore. Miss Piimmer and Mrs. T. L. Ward. Mrs. Millar and Mrs. Johansen, Mrs. Sutherland and Aliss Bray, Mrs. Gordon and Miss R. Thomson, Airs. Griffin and Miss Brien, Miss Robertson and Airs. G. Dennis. Mrs. W. J Anderson and Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Sim, Miss Dempsey and Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Briton Smith and Mrs. Caughley, Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Dykes, Mrs. Marsden and Mrs. Mcllralth. Afisc; Van Staveren and Mrs. Stilwell, Mrs. P. R. Jackson and Mrs. Day, Mrs Griffiths and Mrs. Nimmo, Mrs. Boielle and Airs W. Parkin, Mrs. Hott and .Mrs. Short, Miss Jacobsen and Mrs. Lauchlan, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Dldsbury, Mrs. Torstonson and Mrs. H. Smith, Miss Davis and Miss P. Dennis, Mrs. N. Jackson and partner. Miss Woodman and Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Dentice and Mrs Hurst. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Stubbs, Mrs. Upham and Mrs. t H. A. Gilbert, Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Woodhead, Aliss Veitch and Mrs. I Thompson, Mrs. Cramond and Mrs. Combes, Airs. Young and Airs. Stephens. Mrs. G. D. Little and Airs. Pirle. Mrs. Lamberg and Mrs. Hornibrook. Miss Edmondson and Mrs. Napier, Mrs. Daysh and Mr® Scammell, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Bamford, Airs Ackland and Mrs. Jacques, Airs. Simpson and partner. In the first round of the Stableford bogey, Airs. Pearce (senior) gained 35 points, and Mrs. AV. .1. Anderson (junior). 35 points. Airs. C. Al. Banks returned the best score for the coronation medal and i Aotea Roa Cup, 86-9-77. | Hutt Club J A Stableftird bogey match will be played at tlie Hutt Golf Club to-day. On Coronation Day. a teams' match, president versus captain, will take place. Members are requested to notify the secretary of their ability to take part. [