GOLF

Hawera Star, Volume LI, 23 May 1932, Page 8

GOLF

WOMEN INTERNATIONALS AMERICA v. ENGLAND. i ('tilled Press Association—By Electric TeleK'rapS Oopy light.) LONDON, May 21. The first Anglo-American women’s golf match played at Wentworth was won by the American foursomes. Mrs Vare and Mrs Hilll ’beat Misses- Wethered and Morgan 1 up, Misses Yanwie and Hicks beat Misses Wilson and Watson 2 and 1, Miss Orautt and Mrs Cheney beat Misses Gourlay and Park 1 up.' In the singles Miss Wethered beat All's Vare 6 and 4, Miss Wilson beat Miss Hicks 2 and 1, Mrs Cheney beat Mies Cbplett 4 and 3, Miss Fishwick beat Miss Orcutt 4 and 3, Miss Yanwie beat Miss Morgan 2 and 1, Miss Gourlay and Mrs Hill halved. The English girls played much below form, being especially weak in putting, while the Americans maintained their reputations.

ELTHAM CLUB MEDAL MATCH

Three tied for the Eltham Golf Club’s week-end medal match and in the replay over three holes H. B. Gibson won. The best scores were :-

ELTHAAI JUNE 3 TOURNEY Entries for the Eltham Golf Club’s courney on June 3 close on May 30. The events include the Central Taranaki championship. OPUNAKE CLUB. The' fourth and final round of the Boyle Cup competition at Opunake confirmed D. Eraser’s place at the head of the list and he had a comfortable margin from the next two, C l . H. Marcroft and R. B. Fleming.

PATM MEN’S CLUB CUP DRAW. The draw for the Patea Club’s Remu ora Cup, to be played on threefourths of handicaps, is as follows, the first round to' be completed on June 5: First round.'—Gerraty v. Haddow, Lazarus v. Bes'ley, Hodge v. Mitchell, MoWilliam v. Hunger, Wills v. Lester, Hark ness v. W. Honey field, Aagaard v. Wither, I. Honeyfield v. Glenny, Hughes v. Walton, Robinson v. C. Hioneyfield, Walton v. Mellor, Pettigrew v. C. Honeyfield. Second round. —Young v. Thompson, Moharr.v v. Bourne, Simmons v. Hegarty, Findlay v. Fraser, Edwards v. Sheild, L. Honeyfieild v. Harris, Callender v. K. Honeyfield, Currie v. Drammond, Gilbert v. Beilly. ' PATEA LADIES’ CLUB For the L.G.U. medal round to be played by the Patea Ladies’ Golf Club in conjunction with tljo L.G.U. home links Coronation Medal round and the Aotea-roa Clip round the draw is: Miss K. Hurley v. Mrs Mcßae, Miss Gibson v. Mrs Glenny, Miss W. Hemingway v. Miss Taylor, Miss P. Rourke v. Miss Thorburn, Miss Harris v. Miss Crawford, Miss E. Bonrke v. Miss N. Hurley. Miss Bremer y. Miss Power, Miss ('arev y. Mrs Roberto, Miss Findlay v. M iss W. Hurley, Mrs Gibbs v. Mrs Masters, Mrs Wither v. Mrs Harris, Afiss Honeyfield v. Miss O’Sullivan, Miss Pa pips v. Miss F. Hemingway, Airs Walton v. Mrs Drummond, Mrs Mitchell v. Aliss Euhfuss, Mrs Donald y.,

Mrs Haddow, Mrs Lester v. Mrs Findlay, Miss Hamerton v. Miss Huston, Miss McCarthy v. Miss Hall, Miss Dav’dsom v. Mrs Maxwell, Airs Honey-fiel-u v. Miss Foreman, Miss Gibbings v. Allss Wybourne. Anyone unable to play is to notify the partner.

H. 13. Gibson 83—12—71 J. H. Morton 83—12—71 A O'. Casey 86—15—71 N. Phillips 83—10—73 J. Stewart 90—17—73 W. Arthur 93—19—74 M L. Abbott