GOLF

Southland Times, Issue 22203, 21 December 1933, Page 8

GOLF

GORE CLUB. SPECIAL MEDAL MATCH. A special medal match associated with which was a farewell to Mr G. S. Finlayson was played by members of the Gore Golf Club at the East Gore links on Tuesday evening. Mr R. Fisher (president) made a presentation of a gold eversharp pencil to Mr Finlayson as a mark of their appreciation. While he had not held any executive position, he had been a most enthusiastic golfer and always a sporting opponent, who had played the game for the game’s sake. Mr Finlayson suitably replied. The match was keenly contested and five men and two ladies returned cards under bogey. The details were:—

The following rehandicaps have been announced: W. Young to 14, E. J. Crosbie to 10, G. Young to 16, Miss G. Gee to 26, Miss B. Johnson to 24.

Men. W. Young 78—16—62 E. J. Crosbie 75—11—64 G. Young 81—17—64 A. Wilson 76—11—65 J. A. Sinclair 82—17—65 W. Stevenson 90—24—66 F. Young 78—11—67 J. A. S. Aitken 80—13—67 G. M. Stewart 89—22—67 Ladies. Miss G. Gee 92—34—58 Miss B. Johnson 90—26—64 Mrs E. J. Crosbie 91—23—68 Mrs A. Wilson 97—29—68 Miss I. Bhodes 83-14—69 Mrs F. V. Piper 81—11—70 Mrs J. J. Stroiid 93—23—70 Miss D. Noake 93—23—70