GOLF
CLUB NEWS
Paekakariki.— First round for the Captain's Trophy resulted: K. Gunn beat G. Holmes, 2 and 1; F. Sherman beat F. McNeil, 4 and 3, X Brown beat F. Kember, 3 apd 1; S. A. Scotfa nri beat G Edwards at the nineteenth; J. Smith beat H. Smith, 1 up; A. J. Craighead beat V Colton, 5 and 3. Bogey: R. Brown fill 2 up; A. I. Murray and J. Smith, all square. Fourball (14 holes): F. H Kember and Higgins from H. Bundell and B. Welch, and B. Brown and F. Sherman. Adjust^ents to handicaps: K. Brown, 9-7; F. Sherman, 21-16. Judoeford.— ln the Flight Cup there was a tie between W. Barnard and H S Davies W. B. Scott and L. Rough, W. Canham and A. E. Price, each having 70 net. Bogey: A. McDowell, 4 up. 0 ,_ Paekakariki Ladies.— Miss J. Smith, 86, 17— 69, won the L.G.U. competition. Miss B. Grimstone, 103, 33—70, was nest. , Boulcott Ladies.— The eclectic competition was won by Miss Yellowlees (36), 32. A stableford was won by Mrs. Wright (33), 43. Miss Clarke (30) won tho hidden-hole competition. Pukerua Bay.—A bogey competition for the Gray Cup, played on Sunday, was won by O. Bicknell. Miss Rothwell and Mrs. Hooper tied for first place in the ladies' bogey for the Gray ro Sh_ndon Ladies.—Coronation Medal: Mrs. Ryan, 98, 17—81 net. Aotea Roa Cup: Miss E. Smith, 100, 25—75. -.-,'■ Waiwetu Ladies.— Weekly ball: Miss P- Barr, 101,-36—66, tied With Miss Hoban, 99 y 33— 66. Other scores: Miss/Horman, 85, 15—70; -Mrs. Rudolph, 105, 32—75. Points for the Winter Cup -were: Miss P. Barr 3, Miss Hoban 3. and" Miss Horman 2. Miss M. Croucher won the junior weekly ball competition.. Boulcott Ladies (Midweek).— Last weeks stroke: Mrs. Mumford, 67 net. FIXTURES. Paekakariki Ladies.—Following is the draw for the eclectic competition:—Miss Robinson and Miss Campbell; Miss B. Grimstone and Miss Sinclair; Miss F. Smith and Miss Bonish; Miss James'and Miss Gollop; Miss Battersby and Miss Carson; Miss M. Grimstone and Miss Leach; Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Edwards; Miss Simpson and Miss Lynch; Mrs. Warring and Miss Harper; Miss Whitehead and Mrs. Brandt;. Mrs. Marshall and Miss E. Nicol; Mrs. Nicol and Miss Dorizac; Mrs. White and Mrs. Scotland; Miss J. Smith and Miss Gallagher; Miss R. Smith and Miss Proudfoot. Pukerua Bay.—A medal round will be played next Sunday, the draw to be arranged at the clubhouse. , . ~___• Shandon Ladies.—The following qualified for Miss J. Frazer's Trophy and will play off next Sunday: Miss Smith, Miss Levy, Miss Ellison, Mrs. Ryan, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Evison, Mrs. j King, Miss Gaynor, Miss Souter, Miss Charlton, Mrs. Frazer, Miss Vallance, Miss Priestley, Mrs. Burke, Miss Geddes, Mrs. Black. Tui Glen.—Saturday afternoon: Fourball best-ball stableford bogey for the Points Cup. Sunday morning: Second round of the Thomson Cup with a medal round in conjunction. Afternoon: Canadian foursome. Boulcott Ladies' (Midweek).—A stableford bogey will be played tomorrow, commencing at 1.15 p.m. .
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 107, 9 May 1939, Page 18
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494GOLF Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 107, 9 May 1939, Page 18
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