GOLF COMPETITIONS
Karori Club On Saturday afternoon a single stableford will be' played b.v members of the Karori club. On’ Sunday there will be a fourball bogey competition in the morning and a fourball stableford in the afternoon. Members are requested to complete the first round of the championships as well as that of the Lauchian trophy as early as possible. Titahi Club On Saturday afternoon an August medal competition will be played by members of the Titahi club. On Sunday morning there will be a medal round run in conjunction witli a qualifying round for the Hutchinson Cup. In the afternoon a fourball best-ball bogey will be played. Entries for the club championship and the Mary Alward Cup close tills week-end. A meeting of those interested in the formation of a tennis club will be called in the clubhouse at 4.30 on Sunday. Titahi Ladies’ Club The third round of the knock-out competition of the Tltuhl ladles’ club is to be completed this week-end, also matches in th,, fourball will be played wherever possible. There will be a hidden holes medal match on Sunday, the draw being as follows:—Miss J. Carr and Miss M. Adams, Miss Small and Miss B. Wilson, Miss Lawrie and Mrs. Crichton, Miss I’. Carr and Miss Cooney. Miss Klnchela and Miss Wilkins, Miss Veitch and Miss White, Mrs. Gault and Miss Hollis, Mrs. Bradley and Miss Armour, Miss Adams and Mrs. Parker, Miss Low and Miss Ashby, Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. MePariand, Mrs. Tunnington and Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Brice and Miss M. Clark, Miss B. Dunning and Miss Gray, Miss E. Dunning and Airs. Render, Mrs. Hayward and Mrs. Halliday. Mrs. Murphy and Miss Symes, Miss K. White and Miss Fatten. Mornington Ladies’ Club The draw for the Mornington women members for the qualifying round for the Finn Cup to be played on Wednesday in conjunction with L.G.U., is as follows:— Mrs. Mount v. Mrs. Guey, Mrs. Hands v. Miss Clark, Mrs. Johnson v. Mrs. Webb, Mrs. MiUman v. Miss Thompson, Mrs. Allan v. Mrs. Sly, Miss Jlitcliell v. Mrs. Finn, Mrs. Hamilton v. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Watt v. .Mrs. Coleh, Mrs. Phillips v. Mrs. Denniston, Mrs. Andrews v. Airs. D. Rough, Mrs. Barron v. Airs. Hilton, Airs. Alurrow v. Airs. Russell, Mrs. Heald v. another. Shandon Ladies’ Mid-week Club The follon'iug is the draw for Shandon women members for the qualifying round for the secretury’s trophy, first IG. and Mrs. Kyle’s trophy, second 16, to be played on Wednesday, commencing at 10.30:— No. I tee: Mrs? Wells and Miss Dorset, Mrs. Edwards and Cameron, Miss P. Ilodglns and Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Lees, Mrs. Cathie and Mrs. ZachaHah, Mrs. Sotham and Mns. Co-ckroft, Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Millard. No. 0 tee: Mrs. "Wood and Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Benseinan aud Mrs. Here, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Savage. Mrs. Witcombe aud Mth. Mouat. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Wingate, Mrs. Sadd- and Mrs. Campbel], Mrs. 'Bing and Mrs. Christenson. No. 10 tee: Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Pearce. Mrs. Hardcastle and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Hurdlej’ and Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. «Lecky and Mrs. Ha r rap, Mre. Bunn ester and Miss Miles. Mrs. McConkey and-Mrs. Press, Mrs. Tustin and Mrs. Sinclair. No. 13 tee: Mrs. Purdie and Mre. Evans, Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Macaskill. Mns. Perrett and Miss King. Mrs. Brigg*? and Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Macdonoll. C players from No. 1 tee, at 11.0, to qualify for secretary’s trop'hy: Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Christie, Mrs. Davis and Miss Gibbons, Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Sonimerville and Mrs. Kitto, Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Warburton, Miss Widdop and Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Morrison. In the stableford competition played laet Wednesday, Mrs. Sadd was the winner with 27 points. Rangimarie Club '('he second round of the Whitaker and captain’s consolation trophy is to be played this week-end. To-morrow a stableford bogey will bp played, and on Sunday the final medal round for the Dodson trophy. The first round of the men’s foursomes Is to be played this wek-end. Handicap adjustments are as follows:—B. Wallis, 22: J. Gilligan. 22; E. McGrevey, 22; L. Macpharlane, 18: L. Carr. 13.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 271, 12 August 1938, Page 19
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