BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 118, 21 May 1932, Page 12

BULLS

FOOTBALL Bulls seniors and Athletics meet at Afarton this afternoon, and on form Bulls should win. Bulls thirds play Hunterville at Bulls, and this should be a close contest. I J. Glasgow, of Turakina. has played great games for Bulls juniors this season, but unfortunately his services will not be available in future. He has been appointed to a school in the Waverley district. TO-DAY’S GOLF An interesting match, ladies v. men, will he played this afternoon. This four-ball match will commence at 1 p.m. sharp, and players are requested to bo at the golf house before that hour. RANGITIKEI LADIES' GOLF CLUB The best, cards handed in at tho conclusion of tho L.G.U. medal round, played on Thursday in ideal weather, were as follows:—Afiss C. Wilson, 84, 12—72; Mrs. Carter, 98, 23—75; Afrs McKenzie, 103, 25—78. Afrs. Caldow won the C grade competition. On Tuesday, May 24, the coronation medal and Aotearua Cup competitions will bo played. The draw is as follows: —Miss C. Wilson plays Afiss Me Kenzie, Miss Tricker plays Mrs. Mackay, Afrs. Hendry plays Miss N. Wilson, Mrs. Dean plays Mrs. Last-Hams, Afrs. AlcKenzie plays Miss Brookie, Afrs. Carter plays Mrs. Anderson, Miss P. Levett plays Mrs. De Burgh.

THE PICTURES This evening a British International picturisation of Edgar Wallace’s thriller, “Traitor's Gate,” will be screened under the name of “The Yellow Mask.” This production is not only of the thriller type, but. abounds in musical melody and broad humour. Lu pino Lane’s pantomime and acrobatic dancing are also features, ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Flock House is now getting a strong combination together, and on Saturday last the lads extended Palmerston North’s best team, St. Andrew’s, the latter winning by 4 goals to 2. The Saints held a 3—o lead at half-time, but the Parewanui boys showed great tenacity, and had their opponents in trouble on many occasions in the second half. Dixon netted twice for Flock House, and with Hockey played a fine game. There are a fair number of soccer players at the Afakowhai Camp now, as well as Rugby players, and a field is being secured for practice. Shortly our new]y-made Afakowhai friends will welcome teams from both codes of the game.