Gore GOLF

Southland Times, Issue 22956, 31 July 1936, Page 4

Gore GOLF

DRAW FOR A BOGEY HANDICAP Following is the draw of the Gore Golf Club for a bogey handicap to be played to-morrow and Wednesday:— Saturday.—Fraser v. Atkins; Piper v. Douglas; Smith v. Martin; Wilson v. Kidd; Tansley v. Caverhill; Stevenson v. Sadd; Aitken v. Feast; Dolamore v. Hunter. Wednesday.—Bishop v. Crosbie; Rutherford v. Thomson; Steans v. Father Harrington; Cochrane v. McGifford; Taylor v. Price; Hawke v. MeCaughan; Kirby v. G. Young; Mitchell v. Belsham; Fisher v. N. Young; Doughty v.F. Young; Barsdell v. Turnbull; Wylie v. Wilson; Perry v. Aitken; McLeod v. Ritchie; Reid v. Barron. RUGBY FOOTBALL EASTERN SUB-UNION. At the weekly meeting of the management committee of the Eastern Southland Rugby Football Sub-Union last night, there were present: —Messrs F. M. Murray, R. S. Green, N. McLeod, A. H. Davidson, J. Cunningham, I. W. Martin and J. A. Edwards. Mr Martin reported that the conference between Otago and Southland interests on the question of the recall of the Waikaka Club from West Otago to Eastern Southland had not eventuated, owing to the late arrival of the Eastern delegates and the non-arrival of the Waikaka delegate. An informal discussion had been held and the question postponed until next season. It was unlikely that any change in the boundaries would be made. A letter was received from the Central Sub-Union confirming August 12 as the date for matches between the senior and junior teams of the subunion at Gore. The secretary of the Pukerau Club wrote expressing regret that F. Ward had been played before his transfer from Pirates (Invercargill) was granted. A clearance had been received, and as the club was short of players on that day, he had been permitted to play. University Match.

The secretary of the Otago University Club wrote suggesting September 2 as the most suitable date for a match with Eastern Southland at Gore. It was decided to accept the date.

It was decided to offer to visit West Otago on September 9. It was decided to play the final of the third-grade competition between Pioneer and Mataura next Wednesday and close the competition. Gore High School was declared the winner of the fourth grade competition. A match between High School and Pioneer was set down for next Wednesday. It was reported that the proceeds of the Wallis Shield final between Mataura and Wyndham had amounted to £8 11/-. It was decided to forward this amount to the Eastern Southland Women’s Hockey Association. The following senior games were set down for next Wednesday: Albion v. Pioneer, at Gore; Wyndham v. Pukerau, at Wyndham.