GOLF.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 217, 12 August 1940, Page 9

GOLF.

MANAWATU LADIES’ CLUB. A medal round for patriotic funds will ho played by the members of the Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Club to-mor-row, players .to choose their own partners. The draw for the senior, intermediate- and junior championships is posted in the clubhouse.

PALMERSTON NORTH CLUB.

The A and B. Grades of the Palmerston North Ladies’ Golf Club will play a points competition to-morrow and the O' grade a sealed handicap. Anyone unable to play is requested to ring Mrs Ilf W. Mullaney (telephone 7184) before 11 a.m. The following is the draw: Ist tee—Mrs J. B. Curd and Mrs A. J. Berryman, Mrs B. Clarke and Mrs IT. '’Bayley, Mrs R, McMurray and Mrs T. K. Fraser, Mrs E. Simpson and Mrs N. 11. Phillips, Mrs P. J. Ilorne and Miss I. Jepson, Mrs IT. B. Free and Mrs C. Millington, Mrs G. L. Goodwin and Mrs J. French, Mrs D. 11. Cook and Mrs M. Hcald, Mrs C. V. Ciochetto and Mrs E. Wilson, Miss I. M, Stewart and partner. 14th ten.—Mrs N, V. Ballinger and Mrs L Beggs, Mrs M. C. Coates and Miss N. Cotter, Mrs M. Thorburn and Mrs C. F. Wilkie, Mrs 11. Peters and Mrs F. G. Fairey, Miss J. Gaustad and Miss N. G. Whitta, Mrs S.' T. McKenzie and Mrs R. | Ilopwood, Mrs C. W. Hotighion and Mrs J. C. Johnston. Mrs W. Montgomery and Mrs 1,. Thorburn, Mrs P. B. Hutchins and Miss E. Trass. 10th tee.—Mrs J. H. Walker and Miss U. Ballinger, Mrs R. Collins and Mrs E. J. Anstin, Mrs C. Otter and Mrs B. J. Bell, Mrs G. T. Boyle and Miss P. M. I Robertson, Mrs C. Knecbone and Miss J. ' Day, Mrs G. Northey and Mrs E. J. Searlo, Mrs A. Ward and Mrs V. Townshend, Mrs E. M. King and Mr 6 D. M. Christmas, Mrs R. llyams and Mrs K. W. Jones SATURDAY’S RESULTS. Saturday’s competitions resulted: Points competition.—-A Division: Miss M. Thompson, 100 —20 —80 —4pts.; Miss J. Brown, 101 —16—25 —3pts.; . Miss E. Thomson, 104—17 —87 —2pts.; Miss B. Creighton, 112—22—90—lpt. B division. —Miss D. Mills, 107 —32 —75 I—4pts.; 1 —4pts.; Miss L. Wimsett, 103—26 —-77 —3 I pts.; Miss M. Mortland, 107—26 —81 — 2pts.; Miss D. Anderson, 109 —28 —81 —2 pts,; Miss M. Brennan, 118 —36 —82 —lpt. O grade, points for eclectic competition (over 13 holes). —Miss 0. Landers, 80 —27 —s3 —4pts.; Miss J. Jamieson, 86 —31 — 55—3pts.; Mrs K Brqphy, 88-24—64—2 pts.; Miss E. Fowler, 102 —26—76—lpt. BASKETBALL. MANAWATU ASSOCIATION GAMES. Saturday’s basketball games resulted as follow: Section A.—Bunnythorpc 11 v. Technical A 6; 11.5.0. G. A 19 v. Ramblers 11. Section B. —IligH School A 17 v. Whakarongo A 5; Hospital 17 v. High School B 8. Section C. —Takaro A 18 v. High School D 10; Technical B 9 lost to High School U 16. Section D.—Whakarongo B 5 v Technical C 5; Tech. O.G. A 5 lost to Libertyland 8. Section E.—Knitex 12 v. Technical D 8. Section F. —Bramac 7 v. Takaro B 5; I Y.W.C.A. A 12 v. Technical E 13. Section G. —High School E 16 v. St. Peter’s 8; High School E v. Y.W.C.A. B 4. SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT. Instead of the weekly inter-school basketball matches of previous years, Palmerston North primary schools held a tournament at the Technical School grounds on Friday afternoon. Fifteen teams competed in the two sections, two teams coming from each of the following schools: Central, College Street, Convent, Ilokowhitu, Russell Street, Terrace End and West End; and one team from Milson. Terrace End proved the winners of both sections. The junior team, by beating Central 5 —3 and Convent 2 —l in the semi-finals, won their section. The ! senior team beat Central 6 —5 in the final match. These teams become the holders of the Herbert' Smith trophies. The sportsmistress of the various schools were in 1 charge and those refereeing were Mrs Ilobin, Misses Arlidge, Gosnell, McLean, Ross, Shepherd, Slater, 11. and R. Wapp.