BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20167, 8 June 1928, Page 2

BULLS

RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB. [ Sflpcial “Chronicle” Service, j The men’s foursome last week was won by Mason and Mansell, who returned a card of 89—22—67. The folowing is the draw for the eclectic competition to be played tomorrow (Saturday):—Prichard 12 v. Bertram 11, Mackey 18 v. Mansell 12, 11. E. Tricker 13 v. Robbie 18, Signal 9 v. Olson 11, Drew 9 v. J. Tricker 9, Montgomery 12 v. Dalrymple 13, Amon 10 v. Purcell 10, Petrie 18 v. Marumaru 18, Willis 14 v. 8. Goebel 8, John Tricker 14 v. Goodall 17, Daniell 10 v. Law 4. Mason 5 v. G. Goebel 9, Cooper 11 v. Ellis 7, Sir J. Wilson 17 v. Mitchell 18, Young 14 v. scorer. The La/lies’ Tombstone Competition played at Bulls on Wednesday afternoon, resulted in a tie between Mrs De Burgh and- Mrs Ralfe, both going to the 19th green. Mrs McDonell was runner-up. GENERAL NEWS. This evening the Bulls Tennis Club will hold an assembly dance in the Town Hall supper room. The cribbage tournament on Wednesday evening between Carnarvon and Bulls resulted in an easy victory for Bulls by 10 games. After the tournament tue visitors fere hospitably entertained by Mr and Mrs John Tricker. Prize-winners were Messrs Jas. McKelvic and Wilson Scott, both of Carnarvon. blockhouse seniors are still at the top of the Mamawatu Soccer table, and have now a lead of 5 points on R.S.A., having won all of the games played. The juniors are doing well this season also, and so far rave only lost one match. Last Saturday the “boys” met a strong team of players from Hastings, and were unfortunate in suffering [defeat by 3 goals to 1. The Flockhouse boys attacked most of the game, but faulty “shooting” robbed them of victory. To-morrow the seniors meet Athletic, and the juniors play Rangers at the hostel. On June 20. .the senior team will play St. Andrew’s at the Manawatu Show. At some future date the boys are to meet R.S-A. at North Street Park, and the proceeds of the match wiP be allocated to the New Zealand Council. THE PICTURES. Greed! Ever since the beginning of time men have been cheating, fighting, killing for gold. This avaricious quality often provides unusually effective drama, as is cleverly revealed in “Tiger Thompson,” Harry Carey’s new Hunt Stromberg production. The story revolves abnut a map to a buried treasure and the heroics and villainies which this theme develops make “Tigei ■ sen ’’ one of the most entertaining of Harry Carey pictures that will be shown at Bulls to-morrow night.