GOLF

Greymouth Evening Star, 7 May 1931, Page 2

GOLF

GREYMOUTH MEN’S MATCH. The following is the draw for the Bo«-ey Match to be played this weekend at Omoto. The ball may be placed except when bunkered. Any one unable to play is requested to notify his partner immediately. “A” GRADE START Ist TEE. McCarthy v. Meldrum. Coltman (11) v. Doogan (16). A. K. Smith v. Buchanan. Shallcrass v. Moss. Matheson v. Curran. Kettle v. McKechnie. A. Smith v. Thorpy. Croudis v. A. L. McKay. Graham v. Griffen. Keating v. James. A. Warnes v. M. Smith (23). Machu (21) v. D. McKay. Menzies v. Fogarty. Pratt v. Scorer. “B” GRADE START sth TEE. Bell (21) v. 'Smyth. Fogarty (25) v. Eales. Hill (25) v. Cunningham. Johnston v. McCallum. Heaphy v Casey. Carroll v. McKane (35). M. James v. Wallace. Warnes v. Dr Swift. Chatfield v. Holmes. Parkinson v. Scorer. JUNIOR LADIES’ MEDAL. Following- is the draw for a Medal round, to be played on Saturday next: Miss Skinner v. Miss Higgins. Mrs Hogg v. Mrs Warnes. Mrs Thomas v. Miss Cullen. Miss Pratt v. Miss Hambleton. Miss A. Pratt v. Miss Tennent. Miss Heaphy v. Miss Whiteman. Miss Doogan v. Miss Kilgour. Miss James v. Mrs Kane. Miss Henderson v. Mrs Boyd. Mrs Fleming v. Mrs Kitchingham. The ball may be placed, and the course to be over the first thirteeh holes, not the racecourse. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. [RY CABLE —PRESS ASSN. —COPYRIGHT.] LONDON, May 5. Douglas Fairbanks, the film actor, is among the 171 entrants for the amateur golf championship, which, begins at. the “Westward Ho” on May 18. Nine other American are entered. Canada, South Africa, India, Chill, France, Germany, and Argentina are also represented. The entries are 101 fewer than last year. The most notable absentee is the holder of the title, Bobby Jones, of America.