WAIWETU CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 120, 17 November 1931, Page 15

WAIWETU CLUB

A stroke competition played on the Waiwetu links on Saturday afternoon was won by Mrs. J. A. M'Kay, a junior player, who returned a net score of 72. WAIWETU v. MORNINGTON. A team of 16 Waiwetu players visited Mornington during the week-end, when fourballs were played in the morning and singles in the afternoon. The visitors were most hospitably treated by their hosts, and thoroughly enjoyed the day's sport, although Mornington proved much too good for their guests, the results being

as i■o]lo^vs ) Waiwetu players being men- j tioaed first:— I Fourballs.—Adamson and Wallace lost (o Shanks and Stratmore, 3 and 1; H. Gwilliam and Gilbertson lost to J. bmitu and Bowness, 3 and 2; T. Gwilham and Crawford lost to M'Girr and Morgan, 1 .lown- Wilson and Hatfield lost to Hj. Williams and Barton, 3 and 1; Alston and Browne lost to Goodman and Perrett, o and 3; Maitland and Maraden lost to A. E. Williams and Elton, 3 and I;MW and Stuuell lost to Kelly and M EHigott, 2 down; .rfThail and Ferris lost to Chambers and Andrews, 2 down. Waiwetu nil, Movmngton 8 games. Singles.-Adamson lost to Shanks, 4 and 3l Wallace beat Stratmore, 5 and i, H Gwilliam beat J. Smith, 2 up; G ' bertson lost to Bowness, 1 down; T. Gwi^ liain lost to M'Girr, 3 and 2; Crawford beat Morgan, 5 and 4; MulUn lost to Goodman, i and 3; Wilson lost to E. Williams, i and 3; Browne lost to Perrett, 16 and 4; Maitland lost to A. X Williams, 5 and 3; Marsden beat Llton, 8 im 7; M'Kay lost to Kelly, 1down;; Stunell lost to M'EUigott, 3 and 2; MPhail beat Chambers, 1 up; H^ 1" I.^* 0 Barton; 2 and 1; Ferns lost to Andrews, 5 Waiwetu, 5 games; Mornington, 11 gaTo?al: Waiwetu, 5 games»; Mornington, 19 games.