GOLF COMPETITIONS j
Manor Park Ladies’ Club The following team will represent the Manor Park Ladies' Golf Club against Paekakariki at Manor Park to-day.—Miss McColl, Miss Davidson, Miss Fairbrother, Miss Murphy. Miss Sice, Mrs. Elsinore, Miss Jones, .Miss Taylor, Mrs. Marshall, Miss McGrath, .Miss Hogg, -Miss Neely. Tlie second round ot the Katli Sawyer's Cup will be played at the week-end. Belmont Club There will be a bogey eonipelliluii at, the Belmont links tills' afternoon, and, on Sunday a fourball best-ball stableford competition, players to arrange their own partners. The following players will represent Belmont in a match with the Judgeford club, to be played at the Judgeford links tomorrow —R. Shannon, 11. Taylor. K. Drummond, J. Corson, A. S. Farquhar, M. K. Fleet, E. C. Awdry, R. J. Ilomersliaiii, IV. Jarvie. S. C. Evans, T, Harkins, 11. H. Kilmlster, A. Paine, G. C. Smith, N. W. Denton (captain; and C. J. Mac Gibbon. The following women will represent Belmont in a match with the Judgeforil Ladies' Club, to be played at .Tudgeford tomorrow: Misses D. Stringfellow (captain), E. Hepburn, Mrs. G. Spence, Miss K. Farquhar, Mrs. J. Clark. .Misses 1. -Mason, M. Ryan and H. Downing. Waikanae Beach Club The bogey competition begun a fortnight ago at the Waikanae Beach Golf Club was continued last Saturday. The weather conditions were not good, but the greens and fairways, although on the heavy side, played well. The winner for the women was Miss G. Burgess, and for the men Mr. H. Burgess. The club intends to erect a pavilion in the shelter of the beautiful piece of bush near No. 9 green. With the regular amount of ground work that is being carried out, the erection of signs and guide-posts, the links should prove an attraction not only to present members but also to prospective members. Miramar Ladies’ Club Following Is the draw for the Canadian foursome to be played on Tuesday by the Miramar Ladles’ Golf Club. Play will begin at 9.30 a.m., and thereafter at smln. intervals. Players not-in tlie draw are asked to arrange their own partners and opponents: —Miss McKay and Mrs. Farmer v. Miss Dennis and Mrs. Myers. Mrs. Short and Mrs. Houston v. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Bamford, Mrs. Banks and Mrs. Gilbert v. Mrs. N. Jackson and Mrs. Heald, Mrs. Dalgleish and Mrs. Lauchlan v. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Little, Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. W. Anderson v. Mrs. McKillop and Mrs. Luke; Mrs. Johansen and Mrs. Parkinson v.'Mrs. Millar and Mrs. Combes, Mrs. Woodhead and Mrs. P. Jackson v. Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Young, Mrs. Sim and Mrs. Nimmo v. Miss Batham and Miss Muir, Mrs. Clay and Mrs. McMorran v. Mrs. Maudsley and Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Lamberg and Mrs. Castle v. Mrs. Mcllroy and Mrs. 'Dennis. Mrs. Day and Mrs. Hornibrook v. Mrs. H. Smitii and Miss Robertson, Mrs. Collie and Mrs. Osborne v. Mrs. Foreman and Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Murray and Miss Woodman v. Mrs. Thompson and Miss M. Thompson, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Russell v. Miss Davis and Mrs. Creswell, Mrs. Richmond and Mrs. Dentice v. Mrs. Albertson and Mrs. Ilott, Mrs. Farr and Mrs. McIlraith v. Mrs. Marsden and Miss Brien, Miss Dempsey and Mrs. Griffiths v. Mrs. Gabriel and Mrs. Torstonson, Mrs. Roe and Mrs. Dykes v. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Sage, Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs. Hudson v. Mrs. Dldsburv and Mrs. Andrews, Miss Van Staveren and Mrs. Hunter v. Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. Ackland, Mrs. H. Parkin and Mrs. Notley v. Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Gordon, Miss Plimmer and Mrs. Daysh v.
Mrs. Hatriek and Mre. H. Anderson., Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Boyee v. Mre. W. Parkin and Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Hurst v. Mrs. Upham and Mrs. Napier. Mrs. Stilwell and Ward v. Mrs. McKenzie and Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Wrigley and Mrs. Stephens V. Mrs. Anetin and Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. McMahon and Mrs. Plrie v. Mrs. Hamilton and partner. The following qualified for the Barnett Cup and will play off by match play on handicap: Mies Gambrill. Mrs. Dykes, Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Daysh, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Hatriek Mrs. Roe. Mrs. Woodhead, Mrs. Houston.’ Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Sim, Mrs. W. Smith. Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. McKenzie. Miss McKav, and Miss M. Thompson. The first round' will begin on Tuesday. One week will be allowed for each round.
Shandon Ladies’ Mid-week Club
The bogey mafcli which was to have been played on 'Wednesday liy members of Shandon Lndfes’ Mid-Week Go.lf Club has been postponed until 'Monday, beginning at 10.30 a.m. A Canadian foursome will be played on Wednesday, players to choose their own partners and opponents.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 230, 25 June 1938, Page 18
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