MOTUEKA GOLF CLUB

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 10 May 1939, Page 4

MOTUEKA GOLF CLUB

i FIXTURE FOR SATURDAY ; Although the links have benefited ; considerably from the recent rain it is : still considered necessary to tee all j balls through the green on an artificial ; tee. This rule must be adhered to un--1 til further notice. An innovation in this season’s : matches will be a series of games at : intervals among four teams under the ; leadership of Messrs A. F. Webley, C. • T. Pettigrew, F. G. Painte 5 and F. ■ Rowling. The first match this series j will be held this week-em and it is ■ hoped that all players will be present j to score a point for their team. In- | ability to play means a loss by default. ■ Incidentally there is every possibility • of arrangements being made for a ■ trophy of a popular and stimulating : nature being awarded the winners at ■ the expense (nominal) of the losers. : j As far as possible teams will remain as : originally selected throughout the sea- : j son, although the respective captains Ejmay arrange the order at their discreEltion. Teams and conditions are posted : in the club house. E For this Saturday Pettigrew’s team 2 will play Painter’s team the arrangeS ment being as follows: —Pettigrew v. 2 Painter. Stringer v. Wright, Pockling«j ton v. Lewis, Campbell v. Morgan, Tal- = bot v. McKee, Mackay v. Minchin, 5 Bowers v. Boyd, Dobbie v. McNab, E Rodger v. Evans. E In Rowling’s team against Wcbley’s E team, Rowling plays Webley, Cameron E v. Garrahy, Thorp v. Silks, Stilwell v. E R. Rowling, Gaskel v. James* Clinch v. E Rogers, Craig v. Wilkinson, Stevens v. z Muir, Whitwell v. Henderson. E Any member whose name has been Z omitted or who does not desire to play ~ in matches is requested to communism cate with the Club Captain, Mr A. F. “ Webley,