TAIHAPE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 209, 4 September 1934, Page 3

TAIHAPE

LADIES’ GOLF NOTES. A bogey and modal competition will be played this week, the draw being as follows: A Grade.—K. McCartin v. Airs. Neagle; Airs. Ongley v. Aliss Dickinson; Mrs. Coutts v. Aliss E. AlcCartin: Mrs. W. Nicholls v. Miss Carrington; Miss McColl v. Aliss Sexton; Mrs. Kincaid v. Airs. Thompson; Aliss Bowler v. Miss Alathew; Airs. AleKenzie v. scorer. B Grade.—Miss Howie v. Afiss Potts; Miss Collerton v. Mrs. Caithness; Mrs. Forsyth v. Mrs. Kronfeld; Miss Bradley v. Airs. Janies: Aliss Lindberg v. Miss J. Sexton; Airs. MeUrone v. Aliss Spooner; Airs. Hay v. Miss Fookes; Aliss Beban v. Airs. Ormond. C Grade.—Mrs. Bray v. Mrs. Ifirritt; Miss Hardie v. Miss McLennan; Mrs. Fitzsimons v. Mrs. Price; Mrs. AfacCalluni v. Miss Murray. Miss Collerton has reduced her handicap to 27. The following are the results of the qualifying rounds for the championship:— A Grade.—Miss N. AlcCartin, 95 86—181; Aliss AlcColl, 91—102—193; Miss Alathew, 93—103 —196; Miss K. McCartin, 97—100 —197; Airs. Kincaid, 96—104 —200; Miss (Dickinson. 100— 103—203; Mrs. Thompson, 101—103— 204; Airs. Ongley, 99—109—208. Aliss N. McCartin wins the Davies’ Memorial Cup. B Grade. —Airs, Murrell, 102—102— 204; Afiss Potts, 102 —104—206; Aliss Fookes, 104—107—211; Aliss Lindberg, HO —112—222; Airs, James, 110—113— 223; Airs. Caithness, 108 —116—224; Mrs. Ormond, 113—116—229. C Grade.—Mrs. Bray. Mrs. Price, Mrs. MacCallum, Miss McLennan, Aliss Murray, Airs. Pirritt, Aliss Hardie, Airs. Fitzsimons. Results of the medal competition:— A Grade.—Miss N. AlcCartin, 86 — 9—77; Mrs. Thompson, 101—19 —82; Miss Carrington, 100—17 —83; Aliss Dickinson, 103 —19 —84; Aliss Bowler, 109 —19—90; Airs. AleKenzie, 107 — .12—95. B Grade. —Afiss Collerton, 104—29 75; Mrs AlcCronc, 113—35 —78; Airs. Alurrell, 104—22—82; Afiss Potts, 104— 22 —82; Miss Bradley, 116 —27—89; Mrs. Ormond, 113—23 —90; Airs. Caithness, 117 —26—91. C Grade. —Afrs. Bray, 115 —36 —79; Mrs. Price, 117—36—81; Mrs. MacCallum, 122 —3b—86; Airs. Pirritt, .130 36 —94. UTIKU GOLF CLUB. An inter-club match between Utiku and Rangatira (Hunterville) was played at Utiku over the week end and resulted in an easy win for the home team. Four-ball matches over 12 holes were played in the morning. Four-ball games were also played in the afternoon in conjunction with singles. Detailed results are as follow, Utiku players being mentioned first in each instance: — Alorning Four-ball. Parkes and Powell lost to Whetton and Donovan; Prime and Ross defeated Potaka and Taiuru; Reid and Gordon defeated Button and Lourie; H. Belk and Kelly defeated Taylor and Fox; Richards and Pragnell defeated Saveny and Indor; Smith senr. and Gudsell lost to Crighton and Hartley. Afternoon Four-ball. —Parkes and J. Belk defeated Whetton and Donovan; Powell and Prime defeated p ntaka and Taiuru; Reid and Ross defeated Button and Lourie; Gordon and H. Belk defeated Taylor and Fox; Kelly and Richards defeated Savery and Indor;

Pragnell an Smith senr. defeated Crighton and Hartley; Gudsell and R. Transom defeated Afclntyre and Pepper. Singles.—Parkes defeated Whetton; J. Belk defeated Donovan; Powell halved with Potaka; Prime defeated Taiuru; Reid halved with Lourie; Ross lost to Sulton; Gordon defeated Taylor; H. Belk defeated Fox; Kelly defeated Savery; Richards defeated Indor; Pragnell defeated Crighton; Smith senr. lost to Hartley; Gudsell lost to Afclntyre; Transom lost to Pepper. The course w r as in excellent order and the matches were played in fine weather. Air. H. Belk kindly and thoughtfully removed his sheep from the course prior to the commencement of play. Refreshments were provided by the lady members of the club. GENERAL NEWS. At the monthly meeting of the Taihape R.S.A. on Saturday evening it was decided to hold a community singsong within the near future. It was also resolved to purchase 1000 poppies from Auckland for sale on Poppy Day.