GOLF.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 101, 30 March 1925, Page 2

GOLF.

OPENING OF SEASON. MIXED FOURSOMES. With a record number of players competing, the Manawatu Golf Ulub opened tho season on Saturday afternoon with mixed foursomes. Competition was keen and many good cards were returned. The winners proved to he Miss MacMillan and 11. Knight, who went round in 68, and, with their handicap off, their score was reduced to 61. The best curd was returned by the scratch pair, G. J. Moore and Alias Moore, who accomplished the round in 67. During the afternoon tho committee was entertained at tea by the president, Air I*’. J. Nathan, Mrs J. 11. Whyte acting .as hostess in the unavoidable absence of Mrs Nathan. Tha trophies which the president had donated were then presented to the winners by Airs Whyte. A beautiful silver rose bowl, which has been present’d to the ladies’ club by Alisses Nita und Gwenda MoHardy, was on view in tho clubhouse.

The cards returned were as follow: IT. Knight a:id Miss MacMillan 68 —7 —61; 11. Hutchison and Mrs Hutchison 728 — 64; F. J. Nawonham and Miss Scott 72 — 8—64; Col. Whyte and Miss Blackmore 727 —65 ; C. Louisson and Miss Bett 69 —3—66; R. Spencer and Mrs Fisher 80—14—66; C. J. Moore and Miss Moore 67—(1—67; H. L. Young and Mrs L. Seifert 69—2—67; P. Skoglund and Mrs Wright 77—10—67; B. XCeiller and Miss P. Abraham 78 —10 —68 ; F. Oumberworth and Mrs Gambriol 76 —7—69; W. Strang and Misß T. Hewitt 80—11—69; R. P. Abraham and Mrs Abraham 72 —2 —70; W. L. Fitzherbert and Mrs P. L. Sirn 72 —2—70; O. IT. Druce and Mrs Druce 79 —9—'7oj B. Bendull and Miss ITaggitt 77 —7 —70; P. 11. Torstonson und Mrs Torstonson 81 —10 71; S. Rapley and Miss Watson 81—9 —72; F. J. Nathan and Miss Bim 84 —12 —72; Mr and Mrs R. llewatt 84-12-72; E. Espiner and Mrs liraik 88—16—72; R. Loughnan and Mrs N, Wilson 79—6—75; P. L. Sim and Miss M. Sim 84 —11—73; F. Bendall and Misß Bendall 90 —16 —74 ; R. G. Moore and Misß F. Guy 77 —3 —74; J. Carter and Miss F. Watson 82 —6—76; Johnston and Miss N. Lyons 83—7—76; H. Bagnall and Mrs M. Abraham 88 —11 —77; L. Daniell ai d Miss Daniell 92—14—78; C. Keebie and Miss ft. Waldegrave 94—15—79; 11, J. Jacobi! and Mrs Grant 95—16—79; L, Seifert ami Miss Collinson 80—1—79; J. Stevenson and Miss Ellis 89 —10 —79; P. A. Mcilardy ani Mrs Jacobs 87 —7 —80; J. Hubble and Miss Jamieson won the trophy donated for tha biggest score.