GOLF.

Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2644, 12 May 1923, Page 5

GOLF.

WANGANUI AFTER WILSON CUP. To-day Wanganui golfers descend on the Hokowhetu links in force in an endeavour to lift the Wilson Cup. Last year the match resulted in a draw, Palmerston North, therefore, retaining it. Eighteen players are required for the cup match, but according to the Wanganui papers thirty-three will make the. visit as follows; —J. Goss, G. Saunders, J. Harold, D. Meldrum, E. Knight, R. D. Wybourne, F. S. Parkes, J. Harrison, J. M. Hussey, S. Powdrell, A. D. Woon, Dr. Earle, K. Gotdingham, F. G. Heaven, 1.. J. VcriT, L. E. Bassett, F. H. Latham, W. A. D’Arcy, D. Murchie, H. Zeisler, R. E. T. Hewat, G. W. Harden, J. B. Jack, W. J. Gardner, H. Christie, R. A. Howie, A. Howorth, C. P. Brown, F. Bourne, C. Ross, G. Gordon, C. Freyberg, and L. B. Grimstone.

The local team chosen to meet the visitors is as follows; —A. E. Ekstedt, A. Seifert, W. Seifert, J. Lewis, W. McMillan, E. G. Sim, O. Bruec, H., Hutchison, S. W. Capley, Cooper, Young - , Collinaon, Louisson, M. L. Shaw, H. Stringer, R. G. Moore, Captain Stewart, L. M. Abraham, F. Newenliam, W. Strong, F. W. Cooke, P. L. Sim, V. Harman, Captain Mead, Lieut.-Col. Whyte, R. C. Abraham, Dr. Miller, J. Ongiey, E. Spear, T. Moodie, F. J. Nathan, Major Bell, D. Daniel?, E. Little and H. Seifert. The first eighteen play for the Wilson Cup. Lunch will bo. served at the Club House about 12 o’clock and the matches start about 12.45.

FOURTH ROUND AND LADIES’ SEMI-FINAL. (Received Friday, 7.30 p.m.) LONDON, May 10. In the fourth round of the amateur golf championship, Willing beat Crummack, Ouimet beat Neville, Tolley beat Martin, Harry Braid beat Lassen, and Hope beat Rotan. In the fifth round, Wethered beat Willing, Ouimet beat Brethorton, and Tolley beat Hope. In the ladies' golf championship, semi-final, Mrs Macßeth beat Miss Wethered and Miss Chambers beat Miss Brown.