CLUB MEWS

Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 112, 15 May 1939, Page 16

CLUB MEWS

Hutt—ln the Colonel Allen spoon-brassie F. C. Taylor, 76, <bt~ 73« V o "i it—M. p W = 73- c. i. Lougnnan, 89, 15—74. «• «• lurna'rd. 79, 5-74; G. H. Hameaves, 9U 17—74; C. B. Hargrave, 84, 10—74. tester day morning a bogey event was won by G. R. B^d™. with 4 up. Nfflrt-came |. C Tavlor (2), 3 up. and C. L. Maloney (8). * Boa MWtu.Utnim 9 g up; W. H Long a^d

UPTu! Glen.—Fourball bestball stableford boIS- L Stokes (11) and.H. Dimond (8). 44 S- K. Munro,-87, 24-63, on count-back 1 w Tivard 81 18^-63. Novice trophy: 2PUche* 8 dual medal: Rorra andt: Jowett, 136; H. Tonks and w* Haraan 140 ■A. T. Clelland broke the Surfe record yesterday^otninc with a round °f ß6Juloott.—Stroke: G. Bell, 89. 22—67. Flag: H. Saw .S). who took teg to twenty fairroav Bogey, over nine holes: J. Christie, 2 X tails first round of the captain's Trophy the winners were M. Church, J Tricker, t.'nWett T Gosse, Keillor, T. New, T. wm SP Hutt'-Thfbilt scores returned for the Corona Son Medal and Aotearoa Cup were :-Seniors, Mr" Wiren, 90, 15-75; juniors, Mrs. Carter, 96M 2a 3fio"r 73par*;^aW<Jay afternoon :• B, Butler and H. Mnley, 69 points, won the combined stahlefard on a count back from

H. Smith and T. S. Baker. On Sunday morning J. O. Smith aud T. Bowling handed m a card of 9 up. J. Kowlands and W. Hodges, V. Hay and W. Livingstone, L. Dixon and D. Hood, and J. Jones and W. Anderson finished 5 up. Sunday afternoon: 18-hole bogey— Senior, E. J. Moriarty and E. W. Brockett 4 up, the former winning on the count back. His medal round was 70 and Brockett's 73. K. McCourtie finished 1 up. Glenside. — Mixed Canadian foursome: L. Fama and Mrs. F. Cheverall; P. McLachlan and Mrs. Perryman, runners-up. Sunday stroke competition: Men, P. MacLachlan, G. Turney, and E. Bcjple, runners-up. Ladies: Mrs. F. Cheverall; Mrs. A. Neilson, runnerup. Karori Ladies. —L.G.U. round on Sunday: Juniors—Mrs. D. McGavin, net 72; C grade, Mrs. T. Gibson, net 72. Bogey competition: Mrs. J. Davis. The following qualified for the secretary's trophy: Miss E. Wall, Miss P. Leahy, Mrs. D. McGavin, Mrs. F. McKay, Miss B. Matthews, Mrs. T. Gibson, Miss J. Lauchlan, Miss Quirk, Miss A. McKay, Mrs. F. Anderson, Miss N. Heinemann, Miss P. Shotlander, Mrs. W. McCormick, Mrs. K. Kennedy, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. G. Gardner. Titahi.—Medal: E. Ragg, 84, 20—64; J. Hughes, 89, 24—65; J. L. Mac Duff, 83, 16—67. Mixed foursome: Miss Veitch and H. C. Boon, 84, 17—67; Miss Gray and Taylor, 93, 25—68; Mrs. Tunnington and Hewitt, 86, 17—69; Miss Stewart and Corbett, 92, 22—70; Mrs. McParland and Mac Duff, 89, 18—71; Mrs. Hughes and H. Murphy, 88, 17—71; Miss Vickers and Hobson, 88, 17 —71. Combined medal: J. Caughley and T. Treleaven, 59; H. C. Boon and J. L. Mac Duff, 61; D. A. Dacre and Is". W Parker, 64; J. Neale and G. Rout, 64. Qualifiers for mixed foursome for Desert Gold Cup: Miss Veitch and H. Boon, Miss Gray and Taylor, airs. Tunnington and Hewitt, Miss Hewart and Corbett, Mrs. Hughes and H. Murphy, Miss Viekers and Hobson, Mrs. McParland and Mac Duff, Miss Kinchella and Spiller, Miss Lowe and C. Gyles, Mrs. Murphy and Wilson, Mrs. Gault and Neale, Miss White and S. Vine, Miss Webb and Best, Mrs. Ashby and Parkes Miss Hunter and Caxr, Mrs. Meade a^2 V up^s^^viSi. [^Sfc* U. Cowan, 2 down; H. Mooney, 3 down. ISecond round of treasurer's trophy competition (a Htahieford boeey) : S. Keeble, 41; G. DunrHfoo£ S% 3 45: T k V n£l "and rDunne DU4 nn upand T^e^asina^ed pair won berthy and »&» M. Osb™*l \ K . p en berthy. l^r&ss \^4%i petition: Miss BaiT 1" Ms^«vs n r M ?s! gSSo stableford bogey with 3S Pgj.^ Bilderbeck was the ™« o . m& competition SVn. ■•'•"tiii S'Miss BecksMmmsm thirteenth hole.

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