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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 167, 19 July 1935, Page 4

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GOLFER FAREWELLED MR. R. J. CARRUTHERS. GATHERING OF SEAFIELD MEMBERS. There was a gathering of members of the Sea field Golf Club at the Rendezvous on Wednesday night for the pur pose of bidding farewell to the club’s vice-captain, Mr. R. J. Carruthers, who is leaving Wanganui to enter practice as a solicitor at Woodville. Mr. G. 11. Trott, president of the club, presided, and at the head table was supported by members of the committee. Making a presentation to the guest of the evening, Mr. Trott referred in eulogistic terms to the services Mr. Carruthers had rendered the club in his capacity as vice-captain, and to his work in regard to the club’s social activities. He regretted Mr. Carruthers’ departure from Wanganui, but extended wishes for a happy and prosperous future. As a mark of esteem in’ which we was held at Seafield, Mr. Trott presented the guest with a solid leather suitcase. The gift carried with i it a united expression of goodwill from I all the members, and would serve to remind the recipient of the happy days he had spent as a member of the club. Proposing the toast “The Departing Guest.” Mr. C. G. Young endorsed the remarks made bv Mr. Trott. Messrs. A. G. Mackay. G. R. Haldane, R. D. Smart, and G. Darbyshire added tributes to the energy and interest Mr. Carruthers had taken in the club's welfare. Replying, Mr. Carruthers said that in many respects he was soriy to be leaving Wanganui, and one of the main reasons wKs that he would be leaving the Seafield Club. He indeed had had many pleasant tin es in association with <*lub members, all of whom were good sports and pulled Together well in the club’s interests. “F wish the club all success in the future,” he said, “and I will treasure your gift very highly.” Mr. R. D. Smart proposed the toast of “Kindred Sporting Bodies,” which was responded to by Messrs 0. S. Brown (tennis and golf), G. Darbyshire (golf), and K Manley (boxing). Mr. A. G. Mackay paid a high tribute to the Seafield Club officials, Mr. S. Irwin, one of the former club captains, i eplying. The foacf of “The Press” was proposed by Mr. A. D. Kitto and capably responded to by Messrs L. C. Young (“Chronicle”), and S. V. Smith (Herald). The gathering spent a happy time, a programme of musical, vocal and elocutionary items, together with community singing, enlivening the proceedings. Items were contributed bv Messrs. G. H. Trott, B. Hoar, C. G. Young, H. Edmondson, C. S. Brown, and J. Broad. Mr. R. Oliver officiated at the piano. Proceedings terminated with the singing of “Auld Lang Syne.” SEAFIELD CLUB CANADIAN FOURSOMES. At. Seafield Golf Links to-morrow Canadian Foursomes will be played. Players will arrange their own partners where possible. Mr. S. T. Pritchard will be charge this week-end. and will pair off all players who have not chosen their partners. CASTLECLIFF WOMEN'S CLUB THIRD ROUND OF SMITH CUP DRAW FOR TOMORROW. The Castlccliff Women’s Golf Club will play the third round of the Smith Cup to-morrow, fourteen days being allowed for cadi round. Following is the draw: — Airs. Cook v. Miss Brock. Airs. Rutherford v. Miss Scoullar. Mrs. Brow'ii v. Miss Moir. Miss Dean v. Miss Wood. iMrs. Davis v. Miss Clark. Tho following will play a medal match:— Mrs. Dean v. Miss Atkins. Mrs. Bristol v. Nliss Moore. Miss Body v. Miss Gerrie. Miss Wallace v. Miss McKenzie. Mrs. Atchison v. Miss White. Mrs. Braid v. Miss Tizard. Mrs. Wagstaff v. Mrs Bogle. Miss Guy v. Aliss Robinson. Miss Keating v. Miss Maciver. Miss Rapson v. Aliss Dingwall. Miss Greaves v. Miss Murch. Mrs. Thomas v. Aliss Atchison. Aliss Turner v. Aliss Irwin. SEAFIELD WOMEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUND. TUESDAY'S BOGEY MATCH. The Benfield ’s Golf Club will play the third qualifying round of the championships 10-inorrpw and a bogey match on Tuesday. Following is Hie draw for tomorrow ;- Aliss P. Bdl v. Aliss Kirk. Miss Hyde v. Miss Tawse. Aliss Conway v. Miss Louis. Miss Helena v. Aliss Cowan. Aliss Casbolt v. Miss E. Clark. Miss Gibson v. Aliss Bly th. Miss Slipper v. Mrs. Blanchet. Miss 'Tizard v. Aliss Gilbertson. Miss Fla veil v. Miss Hogan. Miss Townsend v. Aliss L. Clark. Miss Signal v. Miss Ellis. Miss McKendrv v. Aliss Louis. Miss Burford v. Aliss Pascoe. Miss Laurence v. Aliss Thornton. Miss B. Copley v. Miss AlcDougall. Miss O'Daniels v. Miss Cleland. Miss (lobliic v. Aliss Richards. Miss S. Wood v. Miss A. Norris. Miss K. Norris v. Aliss Alp. Draw for Tuesday. Mis. O Halloran v. Airs. Cuthbertson. Miss Casbolt v. Aliss Collier. Mrs. Watson v. Mrs. Wilkinson. Miss Hoar v. Miss Adams. .Miss Murray v. Aliss Burns. Mrs. Sanko v. Aliss Godfrey. Airs. Goldsbury v. Airs. Everett. Miss Calvcr v. Airs. Dalefield. Mrs. Pritchard v. Aliss Donaldson. Mrs. Woods v. Mrs. Lamont. Aliss Wood v. Mrs. Bell.

Mrs. Broadhead v. Miss McKay. Miss Warnock v. Miss Kendrick. Mrs. Irwin v. Mrs. Manly. Mrs. Goss v. Mrs. Harvey. CORNFOOT PARK LINKS MEDAL MATCH TO MORROW The match fixed for to-morrow at the Cornfoot Park Links is a Stableford Bogey match but as this is something new members are requested to play a straight-out medal match and the points will be worked out bv the match committee. The Stableford Bogey is played on points allotted as follows;—One point for lover bogey, 2 for a bogey, 3 for a birdie and 4 for a.n eagle, the Bogey handicap is then added on and the player with the most points is the winner. The draw is as follows, but this may be altered at the clubhouse to enable matches in the championships to be played: — L. Cathro, W. W. Dickson, G. Payne. J. Wilson, W. M'cJMcnaniin, D. Haywood. L. Whetton., 0..8. Brown, V. C. Bapson. J. I. Macneil, AL Gilbert, G. Lang. R. Greenhill, A. Muir, IL Hart-nill. F. Wagstaff, E. A. Mill ward, W. F. Carvell. F. Wood, S. Story, F. J. Gaze. W. Hastings, J. Russell, P. Bennett. E. 11. Smith, It. Michie, H. Lee. P. Currie, E. R. Hodge, W. L. Russell. AL Wilson, B. Britton, D. T. Allen. A. W. Brown, E. K. Unbone, J. S. Bond. R. R. Dawson, A. Bogle, F. J. Blake. P. J. Palmer, L. B. Chappell, E. 11. Ch ristie. C. F. Wiggens, J. W. Hoare, A. O. Edwards. J. Braid, N. R. Higgens, F. Godfrey. F. Wiggens, L. King, R. McKillop. J. Cotton, N. Jackson, J. R. C. Smith. K. Ilounsell, AL G. Bignell, A. G. Sadler. T. Ruane. .1. Brooker, L. Rutherford'.’ H. W. Hawke. R. C. Cook, F. Drew,. A. Turnbull, C. Aferrington, T. IL Ale Williams. AV. .1. Dean, T. Cooper, AL G. Paul. A. J. Quill, P. G. Brodie, J. Lee. J. H. Dean, C. Reid, A. J. Falconer. W. B. Smith, A. O. Keating, C. C. Smith. E. Christie, AL G. Fisher, R. Bates. H. Rowling, C. Hutton, D. Taylor. E. Gilbert, E. C. Penn, R. C. Davis. L. Haywood, R. C. Smith, E. 11. Jones. Power Cup. The following is the draw for the third round of the Power Cup which must be completed by August. 3, and the senior players should arrange those matches so that they may’ be got off to time:— L. Cathro v. C. Reid. R. C. Smith v. F. J. Blak<». M. G. Wilson v. J. H. Dean. L. Rutherfurd v. R. J. Curr'e. R. T. Greenhill v. A. O. Keating. E. IL Smith v. L. King. W. W. Dickson v. T. Ruane. W. McMenamin v. I, Whetton. J. I. Ma' neil v. 11. W. Hawke. F. J. Gaze v. ('. F. Wiggens. R, R. Dawson v. F. Wood. A. V. Muir v. F. W. Wagstaff. E. Gilbert, v. 11. Hartnell. R. ('. Cook v. A. W. Brown. F. V. Wiggons v. K. H. Hounsell. O. C. Smith v. J. Wilson. The following matches in the various divisions of the champ'onships must be played by next week end, July 27; Senior. A. W. Brown v. E. Gilbert. E. H. Smith v. Al. G. Wilson. F. Wiggens v. R. Groenhill. Intermediate. <L Brooker v. |). Haywoud C. Reid \. J. 11. Dean. Junior. F. Godfrey v. A. K. Turnbull. H. Lee, v. T. F.. Cooper. R. Michie v. J. S. Bond. E. A. Millward v. Claude Smith. Consolation. B. Britton v. P. J. Palmer W. F. Carvell v. J. W. Hoare. P. Bennett v. E K. Rabone. I’. G. Brodie v. A. J. Falconet AL G. Bignell v. A. G. Sadler. F. J. Gaze v. D. Taylor. Al. G. Paul v. Al. G. Fisher Players in these matches are to got in touch with each other and arrange

a time to play, and when the match i* played it is important that the winne» put his name on the sheet at the elulx house. Players are to note that owina to (he number of latches being played on a Sunday from on all fonr-balU must start from “T 1 Palm” No. Please observe this rule and thus avoid the delay of letting matches through as all Championship and Power Cup matches have the right-of-way. The Saturday competitions will 5# future be divided into three groups nJ. stead of two, the handicaps of thoM divisions being—scratch io 17. 18 M 1 30, 31 to 38. V MAKIRIKIRI CLUB ) WAIPAKUBA HANDICAP DRAW FOR TO-MORROW The first round of tho Waipafan* Handicap will be played to-moewifc 'The losers in the first round to play off for a sonsolation trophy. All matoh® 1 in this round must be played off fhte week-end. The draw is as follows*-—■ C. H. Walker v. W. K. Fond. L. McDonald G. AiodersoD, J. Brighton v. A. Walker. W. Curtis v, A. E. Dalgtityu IL D. Orton v. C. Goorgetti. s W. Bache-Harvey v. F. H, E. Farley v. M. Watkln. T. Wylds v. C. Horrocks. -TJ. Handley v. C. Cleman.ee* ’ (’. Crowley v. F. McDonald J. Farley v. O. B. C. Hammond v. 8. TrotU D. R. Orton v. D. Fonl. F. H. Smith v. G. R. Aforia W. P. New sh am v- Gxxx ; A. Tasker v. playen, Players defaulting are jeqaestetf notify their opponents. The best cards handed in Axr Saturday’s four-balls were; A. E. Dalgcty and A. Tasker 4 H. Clemance and C. Georgetti 3 O. B. Hawken and G. B. Moyle 9 ON HENDON COURSE / yf‘ DAILEY WINK J DUNLOP TOURNAMENTS LONDON, July W, The Dunlop Southern professional golf tournament on the Hendon course was won by A, Dailey (Wanstead), 7(1, 69—139. Other scores were:—Percy Alliss, 68, 72 140; C. Whitcombe, 69, 71 —140; 8. Brews, 72, 69—141; Denny, 141; Abe Alite,hell, 73, 69 —142; Lacey, 145; Perry, 75, 72—147.