GOLF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 76, 31 March 1933, Page 7

GOLF

CASTLECLIFF LADIES’ CLUB ANNUAL MEETING HELD. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. The annual general meeting of the Castlecliff Ladies’ Golf Club, held on Tuesday evening, was attended by a large number of enthusiastic members. iho balance-sheet disclosed a very satisfactory state of affairs and members entertain a very’ optimistic outlook for the coming season, A vote of thanks was carried with acclamation to the retiring committee and to Airs. C. J. Wagstaff, who has retired from the office of secretary’, which she has occupied far several years. The following officers were elected: President, Airs. C. Smith; vice-presi-dent, Airs. C. Wagstaff; captain, Mrs. Braid; nee-captain, Aliss AlcNaught; secretary, Aliss Dean; treasurer, M’.sb Brock; committee, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Bonner. Mrs. J. C. Brown. Afembers are now looking forward to the opening to-morrow, and given a fine day a record crowd should be present. SEAFIELD CLUB BOGEY MATCH TO-MORROW A bogey match will be played by the Sealicld Golf Club to-morrow. Fol lowing is the draw:— J. Goss, junr. v. A. G. Mackay. Koi Goss v. L. T. Whelan. >S. Irwin v. J. J. Checvers C. Aloulder v. A. N. Other, P. England v. It. Carruthers. E. Gilbert v. A. Sutcliffe. A. Kitto v. W. Newsham. H. >Siddall v. F. Williams. R. D. {Smart v. J. Barry. J. Robertson v. A. Hurley, E. Goldsbury v. H. Brittain. W. Dales v. A. Coles. A. Lamont v. T. Hurley. A. Elliot v. K. Broughton. J. Clarke v. B. Hoar. It. Peatie v. T. Lovegrove. J j. C. Y’oung v. N. fe>. Delves. G. Trott v. I). Flower. S. Smith, v. G. Darbyshire. F. Bell v. G. Coull. G. Pritchard v. G. Young. L. Garrick v. L. Durie. L. Gilberd v. G. Haldane. R. Heinold v. K. Wilson. R. Thomson v. N. Soper. F. Whiteman v. B. Woods. E. Mfinlcy v. C. O’Brian. L. ATorri|; v. Ivan Manley. C. Shepherd v. H. Smith. J. Jackson v. AL Irwin. A. Dawson v. R. Jackson. C. Donovan v. O. Allan. K. Frasier v. V. Hedditch. J. Storey v. R. Donald. S. Friend v. D. Ferguson. D. Foreman v. A. No th er. 11. Price v. W. AlcNab. Afr. A. Elliot will be in charge this week-end and will arrange matches Toj all those who are not matched. WANGANUI CLUB PRESIDENT V. CAPTAIN MATCH Iho active members of the Wanga nui Go]f Club in the various fours are requested to get in touch with the honorary and new members and ascer tain if they arc available for the President v. Captain match. If not. they should advise the secretary so that the vacancies can be filled and the revised draw published to-morrow. The match will be played on the Sunday morning four-ball rules; that is, the weaker pair (if they admit it), will “ wangle” as many strokes or bisques as possible from their opponents. In addition to the four-ball match a bogey' match will be played bv all active members, for which they must return a card for adjusting handicaps. SEAFIELD LADIES' CLUB MEDAL ROUND TO-DAY. FIRST L.G.IJ. MATCH ON TUESDAY. rhe Seajicltl HHdies* Golf Club will play a medal round to-morrow, and on Tuesday the first L.G.U. match of the season will he played. Following is the draw:— To-morrow’s Medal Round. Aliss Hogan v. Aliss Cowan. Miss E. Clark v. Aliss L. Clark. Aliss Robertson v. Aliss Enwright. Aliss H. Gilbertson v. Aliss R. Bell. Miss O. Gilbertson v. Aliss P. Bell. Miss Muir v. Aliss G. Bamber. Mrs. Pritchard x. Aliss Hoye. Miss Copley v. Miss Gamman. Miss Stansfield v. Aliss Flavell. Aliss Bowler v. Aliss Kilner. [ Aliss Casbolt v. Aliss Conway. Aliss A. Bamber v. Aliss Waters. Miss Gebbie v. Aliss AlcKendry. Miss AfcKinnon v. Aliss AlcKay. Aliss S. Wood v. Aliss Gray. Miss D. Anderson v. Aliss Hair. Aliss Robinson v. Aliss Copsey. Tuesday’s Match. Mrs. Williams v. Mrs. Goldsbury. Aliss Hoar v. Aliss Warnock. Aliss A. Wood v. Airs. Wilkinson. Airs. Woods v. Airs. Bell. Airs. Watson v. Airs. Goss. Airs. Sanko v. Aliss Coull. Aliss G. Higginbottom v. Miss Murray. Miss Casbolt v. Aliss Burns. Aliss Calver v. Airs. Hawkins. Miss Collier v. Aliss Walpole. Aliss Inglis v. Miss Godfrey. Aliss B. Higginbottom v. Aliss GibbBrown. Aliss West v. Aliss Adams. Airs. Bond v. Mrs. Afanlcy. Aliss Bethune v. Aliss Kyne. Aliss Benjamin v. Aliss ’McKenzie. Mrs. Thomson v. Miss Corrigan. The best cards returned for last week’s medal round were:— Senior: Airs. Williams, 94—16—78. Junior: Aliss Hogan, 9f—20 —76.