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Wairarapa Age, 4 May 1934, Page 2

GOLF.

RIVERSIDE CLUB LADIES’ COMPETITION. DRAW FOR TUESDAY. The draw for a medal round to 'be played by lady members of the Riverside Golf Club on Tuesday, May 8, commencing at 1.15 p.m., is as follows:— Mrs. Batty v. Mrs. Candy; Mrs. Beresford v. Mrs. Mark; Mrs. Clarkson v. Mrs. Roberts; Miss Cole v. Miss Harris; Miss Donald v. Miss Nee; Mrs. Emery v. Miss Norman; Miss Genge v. Mrs. Palamontain; Miss Gillespie v. Mrs. Rawlins; Mrs. Grove v. Mrs. Taylor; Mrs. Hayne v. Mrs. Wells; Miss Long v. Mrs. Holmes; Mrs. Wrigley v. Miss Tankersley. For any other associate members desiring a game, partners will be arranged for on the ground. CARTERTON CLUB. BOGEY COMPETITION DRAW. Owing to a number of Grey town’s leading players not being .'available tomorrow, the match 'between Carterton and Greytown will now be played on May 12. The following is the draw for a bogey competition to be played on the Taratahi links tomorrow:—

To start at No. 1 Tee.—B‘. Booth v. J. Gray; Dr. Wells v. G. Hart; G. S. George v D. L , Taverner; J. Duncalf v. A. C. Aplin; I. Moody v. V. Gustofson; P. Shankland v. F. Knutson; H. , ■ weeean v. G. Reynolds; C. C. Calender v. H. E. Jackson; A. T. Murray V ’m Gawker; H. .Simmonds a bye. at No ' 17 T ee.—W. H. Booth v. W. Moroney; C. K Goodto v. tB. E. Bea ven; S. Campbell v. I. Aplin; J. Steel v. H. J. Dudson; J. Court v. G. Brown; L. H. Aplin v. L. H. Smart; R. tnn her r' o ' t 1 R ' rah agon; R. HarringK T B ' bawre ’" >e ; E'- I- Beaven v. SteT't ? an A ?• DyCr V - G- Morris; W. otont v. A. # Oakey. M “nbers will drive off as near as possible in the order of the draw.