GOLF Blackmore Cup Matches on Saturday

Greymouth Evening Star, 31 July 1946, Page 9

GOLF Blackmore Cup Matches on Saturday

Members of the Greymouth Golf Club will play the second round of the Blackmore Cup mixed foursomes competition on Saturday commencing at 1.15 p.m. The draw has been arranged as follows:—No. 1 Tee: Cox and Mrs. Neville, Brayshay and Mrs. Brayshay; Hutchison and Mrs. Hutchison; O’Donnell and Miss Kells; Rea and Mrs. Rea, Cameron and Mrs. Lambert; Patton and Mrs. Patton, Murdoch and Mrs. Murdoch; Alexander and Mrs. Alexander, F. G. Chivers and Mrs. Chivers; Wallis and Mrs. Wallis, Meldrum and Mrs. Meldrum; F. Woodhouse and Mrs. McKand, J. Smith and Mrs. Smith. No. 10 Tee: Rhodes and Miss McKnight, Boustridge and Miss King; Taylor and Mrs. McKay, Caulton and Mrs. Robertson; Hill and Miss Munson,'Garth and Miss Blair; Lindley and Mrs. McCarthy, Fogarty and Miss Hambleton; Chivers and Mrs. Logan, Foster and Miss Deere; Brown and Mrs. Brown, Ryan and Miss Hannan; Wicks and Mrs..Bluett and Scorers. Hokitika Match:

The following team will represent Greymouth in the return match against Hokitika on Sunday:—Hill, Caulton, Boustridge, Cox, Cameron, Cummings, Rhodes, Ryan, Stopforth, Eadie, Sansom, O’Donnell, Foster, Chivers (2), Wallis, Phillips, Gaylor, Ray, R. Woodhouse; Mesdames McCarthy, Robertson, Batty, Ellis, Misses Blair, McKnight, Munson, King, Hannan.

Confidence Needed. G. Walker, a newcomer to representative honours, played . well against Hokitika. More confidence would improve her game and she woukl do well to give thought to field play from the defence players to make her game really strong. D. Clarke, although fast and clever, needs to improve her shooting. N. Patterson played a sterling game, both her shooting and field work being of a high order.