WAVERLEY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 167, 18 July 1933, Page 3

WAVERLEY

GOLF. The all-day tournament hied by the ' Waverley ladies proved a great success, and those attending are looking forward to a similar tournament in the future. A medal round in three divisions was played in the morning, some 20 pairs taking part, and in the afternoon 25 pairs played in the bogey match in three divisions. Messrs. \V. Muir and S. Aiken assisted the ladies in scoring and starting, and the promptness of scores recorded and iu foursomes getting off the tees is due to these gentlemen. Trophies had been donated by the men’s club, and Mi. and Mrs. W. Muir, and Mrs. G. Lupton. At the conclusion of piny, afternoon tea was served in the pavilion, where the captain, Mrs. C. Handley, pre sented the winners with their trophies Miss R. Honeyfield, captain of the Patca Club, congratualted the Waverley ladies on holding such a successful tournament, and hoped that others would be held in tho future. Following arc the results of the day's play:— Morning. Medal Round.—Senior, Miss K. Hurley (L’atea) 96 (10), 86; Mrs. D’Lupton, 100 (14), 86. Miss Hurley winning on the best score for the last nine holes. Junior. —Mrs. F. R. Palmer, 115 (31), 85; Mrs. G. Lupton, 108 (22), 86. C Division.—Miss N. Lupton, 125 (40), 85; Miss T. Aiken( 134 (40;, 94. Afternoon. Bogey Match. —Senior: Mrs. H. Impton, 7 down; Miss K. Hurley (l’atea;, 8 down. Junior: Mrs. Blackiston, 5 down; Miss A. Graham, 5 down. Mrs. Blackiston v.on the last nine holes. C Division: Mrs. Wilson, 9 down; Miss N. Lupton, 9 down. To-day a L.G.U. medal round will be played, while matches in the Wicks Cup arc proceeding, the first round to be concluded on Saturday. The draw for to-day is as follows: —Miss McMcckiu v. Miss Lupton; Mrs. Handley v. Miss Mathieson; Mrs. D. Lupton v. Mrs. Muir; Mrs. Pepper v. Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Johnston v. Miss McGregor; Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. R. F. Palmer; Mrs. ') Wallace v. Mrs. Currie; Mrs. Gray v. ' Miss J. Train; Mrs. G. Lupton v. Miss I Boer; Mrs. Blackiston v. Miss Davis; Miss P. Graham v. Miss Cleary. A stroke competition will be played for by those in the C division, the draw for which is as follows: — Miss B. Elmslie v. Mrs. Graves; Miss Lamont v. Miss N. Lupton; Miss A. Graham v. Miss Simson; Mrs. Wilson v. Miss Watkins; Miss Campbell v. Mrs. Bremer; Miss Parsons v. Miss NPalmer; Miss Walkinton v. Mrs. Gardner; Miss G. Mathieson v. Miss Young; Mrs. Dallison v. Miss Aiken. Last Saturday, the men played th<

second qualifying round of the chain pionship and Cave Cup, and some good scores were recorded, of which the following are the best:—A. Dickie 99 (23), 76; 11. Cowdell 93 (16), 77; B. ITow 98 (20), 78; F. Johnston 96 (17), 79; D. Craig 92 (13), 79; J. Pepper 97 (IS), 79; R. Blackiston 96 (16), 80; F. Jeffery 112 (32), 80; W. Muir 93 (12), SI; S. Aiken 94 (.12), 82; J. Gray 101 (17), 84u