HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22399, 21 April 1936, Page 14

HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB

JENNINGS CUP COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Monday The draw for the second round of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club's Jennings Cup competition, to be played on Wednesday, beginning ut 10.30 a.m., is as follows:—Mrs. Mander and Mrs. Bindon, Mrs. Day upd Mrs. Waring, Miss Wilkinson and Miss Coventry, Mrs. Clachan and Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Batt and Miss Cann, Mrs Ruwlings and Miss Duxncld, Mrs. H. Matthews and Mrs. Grocott, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Blundell, Mrs. Russell and Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Dingle and Mis. Hardy- Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. Peter son, Miss Pro vis and Mrs. 0 Connor, Mrs. Riddell and Mrs G Mills, Mrs. R. B Hnrt and Mrs. Nisbet. Mrs. Toombs and Mrs. Daldy, Mrs. D. E. Hart and Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Isdale and Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. Joy and Mrs. Kemp. Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. King, Mrs. Sandford and Mrs. Masters, Mrs Raven and Mrs. MacDiarinid, Mrs. Jewell and Miss K. Wilson, Mrs. Sutton and Miss B Johnstone. Mrs Ross and Mrs. Rutherfurd. Miss P. Wilson and Miss J. Rutherfurd, Miss M. Eyre and Mrs. Booth, Mrs Savage and Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Bruce and Mrs Dent. Mrs. Eraser and Miss J. King, Mrs' A. R. Biown and Mrs. Worley, Miss Upton and Mrs. Hallett. Mrs. McNicol and Miss B. Smith. Mrs. C. Matthews und Mrs. F. M. Taylor, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Ambury, and Mrs. Luckie, Mrs. Tompkins and Miss Hooker, Mrs. Valintine and Mrs. F. Harkness, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Gibson. The April monthly L.G.U. medal was won by Mrs H. McDonald in the silver division, with a score of 81, 8—73, and by Mrs G. Bindon in the bronze division, with 87 19—68. Other good scores were Seniors, Mrs. W. Batt. 86. 11—75; Miss A. Coventry. 94, 18—76: Mrs. C. 0. Bennett, 90. 13—77. Juniors; Mrs. J. D. Joy, 94. 24—70; Miss J. Rutherfurd, 105, 31—74; Mrs. H. Toombs, 99, 26—73: Mrs. G. B. Isdale, 95, 19—76; Mrs. D. E. Hart. 101, 25—76. HUNTLY SEASON OPENED [from our own corkespondent] HUNTLY, Monday The official opening of the Huntly Golf Club was held on Saturday. The weather was fine and there was a large attendance of members and visitors from other clubs. The president extended a welcome to the gathering and after the first bull was driven by the club captain. Mr. E. V. Daldy, the links were declared open for play. Mixed foursomes were played during the afternoon for club trophies, the winners being Miss Watson and Dalziell, and the runners-up, Mrs. Daldy and L. Armer.

RESULTS [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday Results of the first medal match of the season played by members of the Cambridge Golf Club on Saturday were as follows: V. H. Hollis, 90, 20—70; D. E. Creed. 88. 17—71; M. Calvert, 89, 16—73; W. Wood, 100, 26—74; W. O. Cubis, 94, 18—76; M. Clark, 102, 26—76; H. Clayton, 91, 14—77; K. L. Wilkinson, 92, 14—78: T. Moss. ,94. 16—78; J. Fogarty. 103, 24—79; W. Hewitt, 87 8—79; F. Entwisle, 88, 9—79; R. J. Miller. 106, 26—80; H. N. Freeman, 89. 8—81; I Fairbrother, 104 . 20—84; J. Hannah. 97, 12—85. NGARUAWAHIA OPENING ' [from our own correspondent] NGARUAWAHIA, Monday There was a large attendance at the opening of the Ngaruawahia Golf Club's season on Saturday. Foursomes were played, the following being the best cards returned:— E. Darcy and Miss Boord, 46, 12—34; W. McGowan and Mrs. Cavanagh, 48. 14—34; McDowell and Miss Tuck, 46, 11—35; E. Pharo and Miss Ferguson, 51. 15—36: R. Clayton and Miss Bell, 55, 18—37; W. Welsh and Miss Grey, 52, 14—38; Rathbone and Mrs. Jew, 49, 9—40. WALTON CLUB'S OPENING [from our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE. Monday The Walton Golf Club opened its season on Saturday. The visitors included members of the Matamata and Morrinsville clubs. The president, Mr. W. McLean, declared the links open and Mrs. McLean drove the first ball. , „ „ , Mixed foursomes were won by H. Conder (Matamata) and Mrs. J. S. Dickey (Walton) with a score of 63 net. A men's medal round was won by J. A. Holly (Morrinsville)._ TE AROHA CLUB [from our own correspondent] TE AROHA, Monday Boisterous weather did not prevent a large number of members ana visitors assembling for the official opening of the Te Aroha Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. The links were in (food order and the opening competition, mixed foursomes, was won by Mrs. W. Hunger and Mr. C. Murphy.

PLAY AT OPOTIKI [by telegraph—own correspondent] OPOTIKI, Monday A medal handicap of 18 holes was played on the Opotiki golf links on Saturday in fine weathei, 22 players participating. The best cards were those oi M. Carroll, 80, 14—66; L. Stuart. 89. 19—70: A. M. Davies, 89, 18—71; W. J. Thompson, 86, 14—72; J. O'Sullivan. 86. 14—72; C. Roe, 80, 8—72; A. Ash. 98, 26—72.