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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 June 1937, Page 5

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GREVMOUTH MEN’S MATCHES. The second bogey round of the Dewar Cup matches was played at the Kaiata links over the week-end, under favourable conditions. The following returned cards:—R. Marshall, 1 down; S. A. N. Sullivan, 4 down; J. E. Rundle, 5 down; P. Warnes, 5 down; W. Meldrum, 5 down; J. E. Mckeefry, 7 down; T. F. Brosnan, 7 downt C. J. Plimmer, 7 down; L. 0. Norton, 7 down; E. JVarnes, 7 down; A. B. Baird, 8 down; F. J* O’Halloran, 8 down; S. J. Davis, 9 down; J. J. Thompson, 9 down; W. D. Taylor, 9 down; R. A. McSorily, 10 down; L, B. Galbraith, 11 down; s B. W. Caulton, 12 down; A. H. Nightingale, 17 down. With two rounds played, the leading six in the competition are:—S. A. N. Sullivan, 5 down; R. Marshall, 7 down; P. Warnes, 9 down; M. McKechnie, 12 down; T. Brosnan, 13 down; L. Norton, 13 down. DALGLEISH SHIELD MATCH.

Teams of Reefton ladies’ and men’s teams visited Westport over the weekend and played matches against Westport club members yesterday. In their challenge for the Dalgleish Shield, Reefton were unsuccessful, the trophy being won by the Westport B team with a score of 334 to the A team’s 33G. The best card returned was a fine 79 by H. Lovell of the A •team. Scores were: —

Westport B team: R. Hay-McKenzie 83, G. Slee 86, E. B. Harding 83, R. Nottlo 82. Total 334. Westport A team: H. Lovell 79, J. Wilson 80, W. Phipps 86, H. Lockey 91. Total 336. Reefton A team: N. Woods 87, W. Gore-Porter 94, R. Yellowlees 91, E. Prentice 93. Total 365. Reefton B team: H. Lee 94, M. Fennell 89. J. Lee 98, C. Buist 100. Total 381. L.G.U. MEDAL MATCH. 4 Following is the draw for Wednesday’s L.G.U. medal match, postponed from June 2: — Miss Tennent v. Mrs Prescott. Mrs Hannan v. Mrs Thorphy. Mrs A. Smith v. Mrs Fogarty. Mrs Richmond v. Mrs Wilkins-. Mrs Kitchingham v. Mrs Bird. Miss Berry v. Mrs Meldrum. Mrs Duthie v. Mrs Proban. Mrs Baker v. Miss Deere. Miss Sheedy v. Mrs Cassells. Miss Pratt v. Mrs McKay. Mrs Meade v. Scorer. JUNIOR MATCH. Pairs for the junior medal match to be played on Wednesday: — Miss McKay v. Miss Harker. Miss E. Hannan v. Miss McKenzie. Mrs Ellis v. Mrs Bennington. Mrs- Caulton v. Mrs James. Miss M. James v. Mrs Wallis.

MISS PAM BARTON LONDON, June IS. The “Dally Mail" says that. Miss Pam Barton has received a letter from the Royal and Ancient. Golf Club threatening her with the loss of her amateur status if she is remunerated for a book entitled “A Stroke a Hole,’’ which is being published shortly. Miss Barton says that before she started the book, the chairman of the ‘Ladies' Golf Union said it was all right.