ROXBURGH NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21990, 27 June 1933, Page 14

ROXBURGH NOTES

(From Odb Own Cobbespondent.) ■" ROXBURGH, June 26, GOLF.

The second qualifying round of the Club Championships was played on Saturday, together with a Medal Match. The winner Was F. J. Laloli, with a net score of 65. The following are the scores:— F. J. Laloli, 83->18—65;. J. Uren, 96 28—68; A. Scolon, 81—12—69; J. Pannett, 102—30—72; J. M'Lennan, 79—3 76; J. Jeffery, 93—16—77; H. Vernon, 108—30—78; A. Lamb, 93—14—79; B. Frisk, 109—30—79. The following have qualified for the Senior Championship:—J. M'Lennan, 81, 79—160; A. Scolon, 93, 81—174; A. Lamb, 89, 93—182; N' f Sandes, 89, 94—183. The following have qualified' for the Junior Championship:—T. T. Sandes, 96, 103—199: J. Uren, 116,' 96—212; J. Pannett, 111, 102—213; H. Vernon, 109, 108 —217. In the' Ladies' Medal Match the following are the scores:—Mrs N. M. Elder, 97 —!§—si; Mrs Gilmour, 99—16—83; Mrs George, 101-^-16 —85; Miss Uren, 113 — 25—88; Mrs Laloli, 104—16—88; Miss Gilmour, 115—25—90; Mrs N. Sandes, 115 —25—90; Mrs Uren, 111—20—91. The following have qualified, for the Ladies' Championship:—Mrs Gilmour, 96) 99—105; Mrs Elder, 99, 97—196; Mrs Laloli, 101, 104—205; Mrs J. George, 112, 101—213; Mrs Uren, 104, 111—215; Miss Gilmour, 107, 115—222; Miss Uren, 109, 113—222; Mrs' N. Sandes, 112, 115—227. FOOTBALL. .:'/ At Roxburgh, Coal Creek and Roxburgh played, the latter winning by 3 points to nil. Ettriek and Miller's Flat played at Ettrick, the former winning by 3 points to nil. • OBITUARY. The death of Mrs Charles Waigth, which occurred on Friday last, came as a great shock to the community. Mrs Waigth was born in Dunedin, and since she took up her residence in Roxburgh some 13 years ago made a host of friends by her genial and kindly nature. 1 . She was popular with everyone, and her death in the prime of life is regretted by nil. The funeral took place on Sunday, and was a very large one. ' Members of the Loyal Roxburgh Lodge, of Which Mr Waigth was a member, preceded the hearse through the town and again at the cemetery. The Rev. Father Scanlan officiated at the graveside..