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Wairarapa Age, 30 August 1933, Page 3

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MASTERTON CLUB LADIES* GAMES. DRAW FOR FRIDAY. The following is the draw for a silver and bronze medal competition to be played on the Lansdowne links on Friday by lady members of the Masterton Golf Club:— A Grade (to start from No. 1 tee between 12.15 and 12.45 o’clock): — Miss A. Perry v. Mrs. Steel; Miss Cruickshank v. Mrs. Prior; Mrs. Drew v. Mrs Feast; Miss Murray v. Miss Vincent; Mrs. Horner v. Miss James; Mrs. Balfour v. Mrs. Birch; Miss Allan v. Miss Hornabrook. B Grade (section 1, to start from No 1 tee between 12.45 and 1.15 o’clock:— Mrs. Gordon v. Mrs. McCrae; Mrs. James v. Dr. H. Cowie; Mrs. Dawson v. Mrs. Coom; Miss Welch v. Miss Douglas; Miss Oates v. Mrs. Jamieson; Mrs. Haise v Mrs. Perry; Mrs. Bowden v. Miss B. Todd; Mrs. Herbert v. Miss N. Jury; Mrs. Irwin v Miss E‘. Jury; Mrs. Major v. Mrs. Daniell; Miss E. Gordon v. Miss P. Lord; Miss P. James v. Miss M. Coom. Section 2 (to start from No. 9 tee ;from 12 to 12.45 o’clock):—-Mrs. Buchanan v. Miss Cowie; Miss Barnett v. Mrs. R. Burridge; Mrs. Charleson v. Mrs. Donald; Miss J. Cooper v. Miss R. Elliott; Miss M. Haise v. Miss M. 1 Sellar; Miss N. Carrick v. Miss B. Major; Miss Eton v. Mrs. Esau; Mrs. Hugo v. Mrs. Marks; Mrs. Ninnes v. Miss D. Todd; Mrs. Garland v. Mrs. Marsack; Miss M. Beetham v. Miss Shaw; Miss S. Kennedy v. Miss Shearer. __ RIVERSIDE CLUB. CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS. The following are the results of the club championships played on Saturday by members of the Riverside Golf Club:— ■ Ladies, Senior.—Mrs. Rawlins beat j Mrs. Hayne; Miss Bradley beat Mrs. r Davis; Mrs. Batty beat Mrs. Bell; Miss ' O. Sheppard won by default. 1 Ladies, Junior.—Miss Selby beat r] - Miss Horner; Miss Edwards beat Miss Pither; Miss Brockett beat Miss Gilles- 1 pie. Men, Senior.—Rawlins beat Montgomery; Keisenberg beat Bell; Batty beat Einam; Southey beat Witherow. Meri> Junior.—Taylor beat W. Gf. s Rew; Palamontain beat N. W. Ninnes; Wells beat W. G. Rew. LADIES’ GAMES. The following is the draw for a flag competition to be played on the Riverside links to-morrow by lady members of the club (play to commence at 1.30 p.m.):—Mrs. Clarkson v. Mrs. Beckingsale; Mrs. Beresford v. Mrs. Bell; Mrs. Batty v. Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Rawlins v. Miss Pither; Mrs. Hayne v. Mrs. Holmes; Miss Nee v. Mrs. Grove; Miss Gillespie v. Miss Norman; Mrs. Wells v. Miss Long; Miss Miller v. Mrs. Code; Mrs. Palamontain v. Miss Cole; Miss Donald v. Miss Brockett; Miss Bradbury v. Mrs. Emery; Mrs. Wrigley, a bye. A trophy has been donated for the winner. Last Thursday’s sealed handicap competition was won by Mrs. Coole. PIRINOA v. ROTOTAWAI. A match between the ladies of the Pirinoa and Rototawai Gplf Clubs, played at Rototawai links on Saturday, resulted in a win for the homo team. Results were as follow (home players mentioned first in every case): —Mrs. Collins beat Mrs. Busch, Mrs. Connell lost to Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Russell beat Miss Carter, Mrs. Matthews beat Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Pearce beat Mrs. Hutana, Mrs. Parker beat Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Bourke halved with Miss Phillips, Mrs. Rankine beat Miss Mani- . hera, Mrs. Fenwick beat Mrs. Latham, Miss Pearce beat Miss K. Riwai. The return match will be played at Pirinoa on Saturday. Playing in the semi-final of the ladies’ championship of the Pirinoa Club, Mrs. Busch beat Mrs. Carter and Miss Carter beat Mrs. Hutana.