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Evening Star, Issue 23865, 21 April 1941, Page 4

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OTAGO CLUB'S MEETING SUCCESSFUL PATRIOTIC EFFORT The names of 34 members who arc on active service were read at the annual meeting of the Otago Golf Club on Saturday. The president (Mr Arthur Barnett), moving the adoption of the annual report and balance sheet, referred to the success of the club’s effort to raise funds for the Red Cross appeal, as. a result of which a contribution of £3OO had been made. On the recommendation of the committee it was decided to make a contribution of £IOO from the past year’s surplus to the “ Comforts for Fighters ” Fund. The captain (Mr J. R. Callender) stated that the success of the club’s patriotic effort was largely due to the energy and enterprise of the president. The following officers were elected :—President, Mr Arthur Barnett; captain, Mr J. R Callender; committee—Messrs R. R. Aspinall, P. Calev, J. H. M’Dougall, E. A. Reed, and C. R. Spackman; auditor, Mr G. H, G. Smith. The retiring members of the committee, Messrs J. A. Scoular and A. N. Haggitl, were accorded a vote of thanks for their services. A recommendation was made to the committee that arrangements should be made to send parcels as a gift from the club to members on active service overseas. SATURDAY’S RESULTS. A St. Andrew’s Cross bogey handicap was played on the Balmacewen links on Saturday. In the A grade section the winner was W. C. Romeril (handicap 4), with a score of 2 up. F. J. Morrison (handicap 11) won the B grade section with a score of all square. The following were the leading scores:—A Grade: W. C..Romeril (4) 2 up, A. C. Macdonald (7) 1 up, L. A. Kayo (6) 1 down, T. B. Ferguson (0) 2 down, J. N. Lemon (1) 2 down, W. A. Mitson (6) 2 down, J. A. M’Causland (7) 2 down, W. F. Edmond (6) 3 down. B grade: F. J. Morrison (11) all square, HI W. Bundle (9) 1 down, P. Grayson (18) 2 down, R. R. Aspinall (9) 3 down, A. P. Greenfield (15) 3 down, S. L, Laing (15) 3 down. E. A. Reid holed out in one stroke at the sixteenth hole. In iho 72 holes four-ball challenge match in which E. S. Douglas is partnered with K. Ross against A. G. Sime and W. G. Wight, the former pair is now leading by 12 holes. In the third round of 18 holes Douglas had a score of 69 and the best ball score was 65. st. cum The best cards returned in the four-ball Stableford bogey handicap, played by the St. Clair Club on Saturday, were as follows;—Burnett and Crimp, 42 —24—66; Osborn and N. L. Jones, 41—24 —66; Satterthwaite and Gamble, 49—16—65; A. M. Jones and Bolwell, 41—24—65; Joblin and Templeton, 46 —19—65; Penman and Gourloy, 45—20—65; Scott and Rackley, 44—20 —64; Clayton and Shepherd, 45—19—64; Bayliss and Blackie, 44 —19—63; Bennie and Butler, 52—10—62; Delbridge and Westlake, 35-25—60. ’ Matches played in the four-ball knockout competition resulted as follows: M’Ghie and Clark defeated M’Kenzie and Tyson, 1 up; Tuck and Fanils defeated Griffiths and Grimsdale, 6 and 5; Cole and Duncan defeated Routledge and Meade, 7 and 5. LADIES’ CLUB. A B grade medal match will be played on the Corstorphino links to-morrow. The draw is as follows: —Mrs Burrowes v. Mrs Osborne, Mrs Lister v. Mrs Myles, Mrs M’Carthy v. Mrs Wrather, Mrs Paul v. Mrs Goblin, Miss Macbeth v. Mrs Trewern, Mrs Allan Jones v.’ Mrs Strang, Mrs' Sheriff v. Mrs Burnett, Mrs Hunt v. Mrs Mackway Jones, Mrs D. Davy v. Mrs G. Bevin, Mrs N. Allan v. Mrs S. Crimp, Miss Thompson v. Mrs A; Brown, Mrs H. Ross v. Miss E. Calder, Mrs Cursey v. Mrs Hoggard, Mrs Valentine v. Mrs Coxhead, Mrs St. George v. Mrs Curie, Mrs Stone v. Mrs Gourley, Mrs Loughran v. Mrs Blackie, Mrs Pearso v. Mrs .Thomson. CHISHOLM PARK A medal handicap was played at Chisholm Park on Saturday, when the match was won by F. Nichol with a score of 75 12—63. Other good cards were those of A. Anderson, 84—20—64; R. Crawford, 86 —22 —64: C. Sinclair, 89 —23—66; D. Sime, 77 11-66; J. Gillan, 91-23-68; L. Wood, 83 —14 —69; T- Anderson, 92—23—69; R. B. Frisk, 83-14-69. CHISHOLM PARK LADIES’ CLUB Canadian foursomes were played by the .Chisholm Park Ladies’ Club on Saturday, the best scores being as follows: —Misses Gore and Manson, 105 —3—72; Miss Black and Mrs Bailey, 101 —28—73; Mrs Duncan and Miss Bain, 110 —35 —75; Mrs Potts and Miss Howard, 110—35—75; Mrs Thomson and Miss Greenway, 110—31—79. PORT CHALMERS LADIES’ CLUB The results of a sealed hole match played by the Port Chalmers Ladies’ Club on Saturday were as follows; —Miss Davies 31, Miss Mains 32, Mrs Lewis 33, Mrs Hunt and Miss Wood 34 Miss Davies reduced her handicap by four strokes. BELLERNOWES CLUB ‘ A flag match will be played to-morrow. The draw is as follows:—Mrs Eastgato v. Mrs Jenkinson, Mrs Fletcher v. Mrs Cramond, Mrs Dunn v. Mrs Driver, Mrs Daglish v. Mrs O’Reilly, Mrs Fuller v. Mrs Macpherson, Miss Jefferson v. Mrs M’Lean, Mrs MTver v. Mrs Martin, Mrs Pitts v. Mrs Roberts, Miss Atkinson v. Mrs Byers, Mrs Horwood v. Miss Howard, Mrs Bezelt v. Mrs Selman, Mrs Randle v. Mrs Richardson, Mrs Jackson v. Mrs Hasell, Miss Robertson v. Mrs Ellis. Last Tuesday’s Stableford bogey match was won by Miss Hull 11—24 —35. Other good scores were returned by: Mrs DogFish 18-14-52, Mrs MTver 16-15-51, Mrs Clulee 15—13—28, Mrs Cramond 13—15—28, Mrs Fletcher 10—18—28, Mrs M’Lean 7—21 -28. The C grade match was won by Mrs Hasell 100—36—64. Saturday’s medal match was won by Miss Smith 93—30—63. Other good cards were returned by: Mrs MTver 83 —20—63, Miss Clark 87 —23—64, Mrs Boyd 80—13—67, Mrs Dunn 85—18—67, Mrs Clulee 85—17—68, Mrs M’Lean 96—28—68, Miss Strong 90 —21—69,

Mrs Cramond 89—19—70.