MARTON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 110, 12 May 1931, Page 3

MARTON

LADIES’ HOCKEY COMPETITION Following arc the fixtures and referees for Wednesday’s matches: Alarton Athletic v. Halcombo Athletic, 2.30 p.m. at Alarton (Mr A. Gracie). Alagpie v. Rata at Halcombe, 2.30 p.m. (Messrs Stewart and To Tomo). Turakina v. Bulls nt Turakina, 2.30 p.m. (Air A. Smart). United v. Waituna at Waituna, 2.45 p.m. (Messrs ATcKay and Stuart). Teams Following will represent United: — Al. Al unison, B. Cummins, G. Green, Al. Campbell. Rita Green, AL Stent, A. Aitken, T. McDonald, Ruth Green, B. Staph's. M. Paget. Reserves: I. Oldfield. E. Brock, AL Kingham. Alarton Athletic will bo selected from tho following:—AL Whale, B. Batchclar, P. Carpenter, J. Whale, G. Whale. Al. Ransom. D. Ransom, N. Davies, E. Rosser, U. lensen. D. Bovctt, Al. Rosser, Al. Howlett, B. McColl. Points Table

MARTON GOLF CLUB MANAWATU V. AIARTON During the week-end a team of golfers from tho Alanawatu Golf Club visited Alarton and competed with the Alarton Club in four-ball singles matches. Alarton were successful in winning eight four-ball games and eleven singles, a total of 11 games against Alanawatu’s two wins in the four-ball and three in the singles—five wins. The visitors were entertained at lunch at the White Hart Hotel :»nl Air W. L. Fitzherbert, captain ol the Alanawatu Club, in returning thanks, complimented the Alarton Club on its excellent links, which he considered -yere in perfect order, and also thanked them for their warm welcome and hospitality. Tho standard of the play of the winners was very high. Air A. H. Alarshall, captain of the local club, returned thanks for the kind remarks that had been made, and it had been a great pleasure to them to meet such a happy 1 band of golfers. Following arc the results, the Manawatu players being mentioned first: Four-Ball K. Glendinning and C. G. Moore lost to C. Al. Fenwicke and R. FullertonSmith; T. Louisson and E. R. Chapman lost to A. Fullerton-Smith and F. I. Christensen; R. G. Moore and W. L. Fitzherbert lost to G. Bevan and L. A. Gower; T. Stubbs and E. Fletcher lost to A. D. Fullerton-Smith and F. Fuller-ton-Smith; A. Joblin and B. Keillor lost to J. R. Stanford and J. Opcnshaw; G. Feild and F. Bendall beat R. AlcKenzic and H. W. Collier; J. W. Rodden and J. P. Stubbs beat C. Af. Holdaway and A. T. Atarshall; N. Sinclair and C. R. Moody lost to G. Al. Moffitt and D. Sladden; G. H. Lusk and D. Alacpherson lost to F. Colman and Dr Church; R l . 11. Spencer and Wimsett lost to F. Govcr and K. Christensen. Singles K. Glendinning lost to C. Al. Fenwicke; C. G. Alooro lost to R. Fuller-ton-Smith; T. Louisson lost to A. Ful-lerton-Smith; E. R. Chapman lost to F. J. Christensen; R. G. Moore halved with G. Bevan; W. T. Fitzherbert lost to S. A. Govcr; T. Stubbs lost to A. D. Fullerton-Smith; E. Fletcher halved with F. Fullerton-Smith; A. Joblin halved with J. Openshaw; B. Kciller lost to F. Govcr; G. Feild halved with R. AlcKenzie; F. Bendall halved with IT. Collier; J. W. Rodden beat C. M. Holdaway; J. P. Stubbs lost to A. H. Alarshall; N. Sinclair beat G. AT. Aloffitt; C. R. Aloody lost to D. Sladden; G. H. Lusk lost to F. Colman; D. AtcPherson lost to Dr Church; R. H. Spencer beat F. Wood; Wimsett halved with L. Colman. Alanawatu 3, Marton 11, six games being halved. Ladies’ Golf The following is the draw for an L.G.U. match to be played on Tuesday: Aliss Baldwin v. Aliss Gaisford. Airs Alarshall v. Aliss Miles. Aliss Howard v. Aliss Haise. Airs Bevan v. Aliss Smith. Airs Stanford v. Airs Fenwicke. Airs Anderson v. Mrs Glasgow. Airs McLean v. Aliss Lambert. Miss Beckett v. Airs Christensen. Airs Afiller v. Airs Stewart. To start from No. 5 tee not later than 1.15 p.m.: Airs Gower v. Mrs Wheeler. Airs Gover v. Airs Holdaway. Aliss Thoms v. Aliss Opcnshaw. Airs Scoon v. Airs Du tiding. Mrs Farmer v. Aliss Cockburn. Aliss Hewitt v. Airs F. FullertonSmith. To start from No. 7 tee not later than 1.1,5 p.m.: Airs Openshaw v. Aliss K. Galpin. Aliss Wood v. Miss Al. Galpin. Miss L. Cockburn v. Aliss E. Galpin. Last week’s results: Aliss Gaisford 2 up, Aliss Cockburn 2 up, Mrs Anderson 1. up. Airs Alarshall 1 up, Aliss Hewitt all square, Airs Afiller all square. Miss K. Gulpin returned the best junior card. THE CIVIC THEATRE “THE DEVIL’S HOLIDAY’’ There is something apropos in the fact that Nancy Carroll, who is one of Paramount’s “biggest names,” is now playing in a production which required I he biggest set ever constructed for the making of a talking picture. Tho picture is “The Devil’s Holiday,” a romance-drama of the wheatbelt, written and directed by Edmund Goulding, and will show at the Civic Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. Miss Carroll plays the role of a professional “good girl’’ who, ns a nrmicurist in a big hotel, works hand inhand with double-crossing salesmen of farm implements to “take down’’their farmer customers. (Continued on Page 11).

P. w. L. D. Pts Marton Athletic . 0 0 4 United 2 J 0 0 4 Halcombe Athletic 2 1 0 1 3 Wai tun a 2 1 1 0 - Magpie 2 1 1 0 Rata 2 0 1 1 1 Bulls 1 0 1 0 0 Turakina 1 0 1 0 0 Tohorangi .. .. 2 0 * 0 0