WANGANUI GOLF CLUB.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 1 September 1908, Page 4

WANGANUI GOLF CLUB.

PRESIDENT'S PRIZES,

The competition for the president's prizes on Saturday afternoon drew forth the biggest number of goiters that have ever taken part in any club match. The strong wind1 that blew during the afternoon prevented any good wjores being returned. Harold, owing 3, won the prize in class A, with * down, and Metcher, receiving .5, was the winner in class B. The following are the chief results:—

Class A^-Harold, owe 3, 4 down; Chettle, receive 3, 5 down; D. Meldrum, owe 3,J. Harrison, receive 8, K. B. Taylor, receive 12, AY. A. Darcy, receive 13;' each with 6 down; I.Saunders, owe 2, Watson, receive 8, Ritchie, receive 7, each with 7 down. Class vB--.Fletoher, receive' 5, 2 up; Tewsley', receive 3, 2 down; Bayly , receive 15/ 4 down; Payne, receive 12, 5 down; Gill-Carey, receive 13, Baggett, receive 2, each' 6 down. The following ties have to be played off—Stephens and Ohettle, Clasa^ A. August medal; Allen and Tewsley, Class B July medal; G..Palmer, Howard, and Enderby, Class B August medal. The second and third rounds of both championships have now been played off with the following results:— Club Championship, second round— Harold beat Hardwicke, I. Saunders boat G. Saunders, Meldrum beat Ohettle, j>odgshun beat Darcy. Third round—.Saunders beat Harold,- Meldrum beat Dodgehun. Cla&s B' Championship.—Second round —Tewsley"' beat Gill-Carey, G. Palmer beat Baggett, Medhurst beat Allen, Howard beat Brown. Third round— Tewsley beat G. Palmer, and Howard beat Midhurst.

The finals of both championships will be played next Saturday. A competition will -also be held next Saturday for prizes very kindly presented' to the club by Mrs Pharazyn.f> '•' f -

WANGANUI I/ADIES'/GOLF CLUB./

On Wednesday last an 18-hol© bogey match waS played for a prize presented by Mrs Sarjeant. Both seniora and juniors competed, and the prize was won by-Miss Stanford <1) one down on bogey. jMisa D. Brettafgh (25) was second, o down on bogey, and Mrs Tewsley (30) and Miss P. Nixon (30) third, six down.

Following is tHe draw for the monthly match to-morrow:—

Senibrs.---Miss Bamicoat v. Miss Sfc»n-' '* ford, Miss Hawken v. Mrs Good, Mrs Sarjeant ■y, Mrs Lomax, Miss Gresson v. Miss Anderson, Miss O. Stanford v. Mrs Harvey^ "Miss Cave v. Mrs Barnicoat, Mrs Cleghora y. Mra Empeon, Miss Darley v. Miss Nixon, Miss Moore v. Mrs H. Wilson, Mrs Izard v. Mrs D'Arey, Miss Wilford v. Mrs Craig, Mrs Watt v. Mrs Wall. .

Juniors.—Mrs R. Jackson v. Miss Dyniock, Miss M. Hawken v. Miss Hadfield, Mrs Meldrum t. Miss Cbwper, Mrs Christie r. Miss Alexander, Mrs Patterson y. "Mrs Alexander, MLss Empson v. Miss Henderson, Miss N. Hadifield v/Miss Browne, Mrs Allison v. ■■Mrs•■■■:■ Maokay, Mrs Howarth v. Miss Bates, Mrs Tewsley v. Mrs Hutton, Mi's Jones v. Mrs Goodwin, Miss Duigan t. Miss J. Mason, Miss B. Taylor v. Mrs H. Nixon, Miss H. Bates v. Miw S. Dymock, Mrs J. Saunders v. Miss Allison, Mrs Brookfield v. Mrs Stewart, Miss Brettargh v. Miss W. Parsons, Miss P. Nixon, t. Miss Harper, Miss OBnen v. Miss Worgan, Mrs Izett v. Anderson, Miss E. Anderson v. Mies Mason, Miss 0. Anderson v. Miss D Brettargh.; The second round of the championship was finished on Friday last, with tho following result:—Miss O. Stanford beat Miss ..Moore> Miss .H. Cbwper beat Miss Knapp, Mrs Sargeant beat Miss H. Bates, Miss G. Stanford beat Miss Oave. The Wanganui Ladies' dub is endeavouring to send a team to Wellington to pai-ticipate in the ladies' tournament to be commenced there at the end of this week. Teams.will be present^ it is anticipated, Jfrom- Horowhe- > ntia, Mastertott,: Wellington, OanterDUTy, Nelson, and other centres.- It is hoped.td make the tournament an can--nuar fixture. ; ' '-••--