BULLS

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 176, 25 June 1935, Page 12

BULLS

(From Our Own Correspondent.) BULLS, June 24. Hie best cards handed in at the conclusion of the L.U.U. medal rounds, played on the Rangitikei golf links on Thursday last, are as follow:—Silver medal: Miss C. Wilson, 82 —10—72; Miss M. Trieker, 85—8 —75. Bronze medal: Mrs Trieker, 95—20 — 75; Mrs McKelvie, 92 —22 —77. In the junior grade Miss Galbally and Miss Willis tied for first place. On’ Thursday next*an allday tournament will be played, the L.U.U. medal rounds taking place in the morning, and a nine-hole foursome in the afternoon. Playing basketball last week, Bulls defeat ed Hangiotu by 12 to 4. This week Bulls has a bye, unless a friendly match ran be arranged, but next week Rongotea and Bulls will meet at Bulls. Colonel Closey, M.C., V.D., addressed a meeting of Douglas Credit adherents at Parowanui on Thursday evening. In spite of counter attractions there was an attendance of 26. After hearing an interesting address. 15 new members signed up, mak•ng a strong branch. The Town Board mot members of the Bulls R.S.A. and sports bodies on Friday evening, when various schemes for Town Tall improvements were discussed. Eventually it was decided to obtain a price for a modified scheme to improve the stage only. Mr Claudo Ellery, manager of the Golden Bay Dairy Coy., with Mrs Ellery, has 'icen spending a few days with friends in Bulls, and returned home on Saturday. Mr Ellery was well-known in Rugby and cricket circles hero a few years ago. Bulls Rugby juniors continued on their vinning way on Saturday by defeating Old Boys juniors by 13 to 6. Bulls thus retained the Bengal Cup. The 'woather was good on Saturday for' hooting on the open range, and the Ronfit ikei Defence Riflo Club’s scores at 30C rod 500 yards were as follow-: —11. Meads, 46—49—95: J. B. Robins, 47—47 94: P. Thorby, 45 —47—92: J.. Stevenson, 16—44—90; G. V. Jackson. 43—42—85. Marfon and Raigitikei golf clubs played a match at Bulls on Saturday, the visitors winning 15 games and losing 10. Five wore halved. Conditions were favourable, and the afternoon proved enjoy; ible. Following are details, Rangitikoi players being mentioned first: —Fourball: N. Amon and J. S. Trieker beat F. J. Christensen and A. D. Fullorton-Smith; rl. Hendry and 11. A. Signal halved with P. 11. Leonard and C. M. Holdaway; G. Drew and R. J. Carter lost to V. W. Fullorton-Smith and 11. Collier; A. K. Drew and R. F. Scott beat ,T. Potaka und T. C. Rubery; M. C. Gould and G. 3crtrani lost to T. C. Graham and L. Coleman; A. \V. Amon and L. R. Hanson beat M. Atkinson and C. Webb; K. W. Dalrymple and W. Aitkcn lost to 11. Colcmun and 11. Gaisford; E. Carter and E. \V. Smart treat A. B. McFarlano and T. G. llarpur; John Trieker and G. Young lost to A. Todd and G. A. Simpson; L. A. Sadler and J. G. Mitchell lost to L. C. Kerr and W. G. Winchcombe. Singles : N. Amon boat Christensen; J. S. Trieker halved with A. D. Fullorton-Smith; Hendry halved with Leonard; Signal beat Holdaway; G. Drew lost to V. W. Fullerton-Smith; R. J. Carter lost to Collier; A. K. Drew beat Potaka; Scott lost to Rubery; Gould lost to Graham; Bertram lost to L. Coleman; A. W. Amon beat Atkinson; Ransom lgst to Webb; Dalrymple lost to H. Coleman; Aitken halved with Gaisiord; E. Carter boat McFarlane; Smart lost to llarpur; John Trieker lost to Todd; G. Young boat Simpson; Sadler lost to Kerr; Alitchell lost to Winchcombe.