From Women’s Tees

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 81, 6 April 1938, Page 14

From Women’s Tees

L.G.U. COMPETITIONS AT < HOKOWHITU Following were the best cards handed * in at Hokowliitu yesterday in the t L. Silver and Bronze competi- £ tions:— Silver Medal, Mrs. H. It. Whitehead ... S9—l7 72 1 Mrs. L. Speeehley 57—14—73 Mrs. G. Trevor ‘ 89—1 G—73 1 Mrs. H. E. Edmonds .. .. 92 —17 —75 1 Mrs. J. F. Field S 2— G—7G ] Mrs. D. V. Stewart .. .. 91—15—76 ' Mrs. 11. C. Hill 01—IS—76 ' Bronze Medal. (First Division Handicaps 19 to 25.) Miss X. Smillie 9G—l9—7G Mrs. L. Seifert 98—22—7 G ( Mrs. B. Illston 103—25—78 , Mrs. H. Murray 100—21—79 Mrs. Duncan Cook 99 —19 —SO Second Division 2G-3G. Mrs. L. J. Oliver 98—27—71 Mrs. R. Hooper 110—34 76 Miss P. Macdonald .. .. 103—26—77 There was a tie in the Field Summer Cup between Mrs. J. Reid and Mrs. M. A. Eliott, the latter proving the winner in the play-off, 102—19—53. The following new members were elected yesterday: Mesdamos A. E. Carrington, G. H. Clark, J. Busch, Duncan Cook, A. E. Pinwill, Misses G. Parsons, D. Berrymau, W. Train and If. Belk. Players wishing to take part in the autumn foursomes at the end of this month are requested to enter as soon as possible with Mrs. L. Seifert, ’phone 5095. Palmerston North Club. The best scores at Awatapu were as follow: Silver Medal. Mrs. D. Cook 89—16—73 Mrs. E. Wilson 91—16—75 Bronze Medal. Mrs. E. Robinson 95 —31 —64 J Miss Driever .. .. .. .. 94—27 —67 j Mrs. A. Johnston 103—36—67 I Mrs. Batchelor 104—36—68 j Cl Section. (Field Hole No. 11.) Mrs. Hyams 62—30 —32 j Mrs. Hutchins 61 —20 —41