MANOR PARK CLUB

Evening Post, Issue 113, 10 November 1930, Page 4

MANOR PARK CLUB

A'medal competition was played on the Manor Park links on Saturday, and, despite the' wind, the splendid score ot bi net (80-10) was put in by H. G. Robertson, the winner.' The next best figure was D. Cody's 83-14-60. , , , The official winter closing ot the duo took--place-'yesterday,■ although play wi 1 continue throughout the summer as usual. Players were favoured with glorious atmospheric conditions and the day was voted both by members and visitors as being the most successful in the history of the club. The morning was occupied by a mixed Canadian foursome bogey, which resulted in a win for J. Burns and Mrs. Burns, with the creditable card ot 7 up. Second place foil to Mohnffey and Mrs. Mehaffey, with 4 up. The afternoon's entertainment took the form ot an I approaching and putting contest. In the ladies' section a tie was registered between Miss Whitwell and Miss Newman, while A. Murray proved the best among the men. On compjetion of the official competitions afternoon tea was dispensed, by the ladies of- the club, who also took the opportunity of-making a presentation to Miss G. Stevens, their secretary, in special appreciation of her work during; the year. "Mr. A; S. T. Butler, president, dealt, with ;'the' activities of the club during the season, remarking that the progress and development of the links were _ a source of gratification not only to him aud to the energetic acting-seccretary, MrJ.L. Barnard, but to every member of the club. The success of the club's recent art union would enable considerable further improvement to be carircd out. Mr. Butler then "called upon the. winners--.of prizes throughout the season-to accept their trophies, the presentations..-being,-made by. Mrs/iJ.'*li. Barnard, jacfies'"club''tiiptain. The list of winners% as follow:— . Ladieslr-Championsbip, Miss \VhiWPii; L.G.U,, -senior Mrs. -Butler, - junior Miss Bray; eclectic, Miss. Stevens; -Mr. -Bar--nard's trophy, Mrs. Butler and-Miss Y\ hitwell; four-ball competition. (Sunday play), Mrs.^Butler and Mi'ss^ Stevens; Mrs. Clarice's/trophy. Miss N Hopkins; Miss Ken-.'g> trophy, Miss Willis; medal, "C; division, Miss yon Dadelzen; Mr. I'orbess trophy; knock-out, Miss Bray; bogey, AHss Murphy's trophy, Mrs. Butler and Miss Stevens; Mr. Butler's trophy, Mrs. Harrower; Mr. Cody's trophy, bogey, Miss M. Adams; Mr. Barr's trophy, Miss Fairbrother and Miss Maisie Adams; Mrs. Havrower's trophy, Miss King; Messrs. Stratmore and Son's trophy, medal, Miss N. Hopkins. Silver Spoons.—Mrs. Barnard (2), Miss M Adams (1), Miss Willis (2), Miss Bray (1), Mrs. Forster (1), Miss King (2). Men. —Senior championship, J. Burns; I iunior championship, J. L. Barnard; Bree Cup, annual competition,-A. G. Flanagan; Narrower Cup, P. Williams; Sherwood Cup outright, J. .Forbes; Mr. Pope's trophy, H. G. Robertson; Mr. Williams's trophy, J. Ogilvie; Mr. Butler's trophy, J. Burns and J. Forbes; Mr. Cody's trophy, J. Ogilvie; Gollin and Co.'s trophy, P. William's; Mr. Green's trophy, I. Davis; Mr. RadforiJ's trophy, D. Cody; Mr. Brockett's trophy, D. Porter; club trophy, Labour Day, first. 11. G. Robertson, second Alec- Murray;:36-hole-J. : L. Barnard; fourball, Mehaffey and Green; eclectic (Mr. Williams's trophy), J. Burns.