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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 195, 21 August 1935, Page 3

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GOLF KIX(< (OINTRY ( 11 \ M I’l < >.\ > 1111’> f The King Country championships were held on the \\ aimarino links diiri"g the week end in wet. wintry weatnrr. ie Kuiti, Otorolo ngo ano Maihiki Clubs were unable tu semi teams this year but Wuini:iiia<. entered two men’s teams. Dr. Fell ham. president of the Wai marine Club, announce I the results an I presented lhe trophies to the Win'T’ ... i Mrs. Keiiuke ably carried oil the I catering unde." very difficult conditions. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the King Coiintry Amateur Golf Association was held uii Friday at Dr. Fvlthani’s resi deuce. Dr. Feltham occupied the chair and the following delegates were present: Alessrs. Wilks, 11. K. Spencer, L. G. Spencer and A. Sandle I’aumarunuij. Barnett and Tombs (,’l’e Awamutu), and Murray (Waimarino). secretary. Mr. Barnett was proxy for Te Kuiti Club. After routine business had been completed it was decided to hold the 1936 championships tournament at Tanina runui. Results Championship.—Men; McDonald (Te Awamutu), 167. Ladies: Mrs. Simmons (Tauinaruiiui), 181. Runners-up.—Men: 11. K. Spencer (Taumarunui), .167. Ladies: Mrs. Alc'ii)onald‘(Te Awamutu), 182. Aledal.—Men: J. Bly th (Waimarino). 68. Ladies: Airs. Simmons (Taumarunui t t< 79. Bogey.—Men: Wallace (Te Awamutu), 2 down. Indies; Mrs, Simmons (Taumarunui), 3 down. Teams’ Championship.— .Men; i'aumarunui, 1043. Ladies: Taumarunui, Teams’ Handicap.—Men: Waimarino B, 928. Ladies: Waimarino. 661. Blyth was unlucky not to be runnerup. IL K. Spencer beat him in the afternoon by two strokes, although their totals were equal. ’Phe following are the Waimarino scores in the championships: Men A. —Alarshall, 16, 92, 188; Murray, 92, 91, 183; Blyth, 80, 87, 167; Canavan, 85, 95, 180; Strange. 95, 92, 187; Urwin. 104, 102, 206. Men B.—Al. Davies, 93, 92. 185; R. Marks, 94, 93, 187; D. Kennedy, 107, 94. 20.1; A. Webb, 94, 107, 201 ; D. Strachan. 102, 102. 204; A. Urwin, 100, 107. 207. Toadies.—Airs. Windle. 96, 96, 191; Airs. Fowler, 99. 100, 199; Airs. Murray, 104, 99, 203. Waimarino Club The result of the one-club match held on Sunday was a win for Mrs. A. G. Urwin with 113—40—73. Mrs. A. G. IJrwin’s handicap has now been reduced to 39. The draw for the ladies’ bogey third competition to be held next week is as follows:—Mrs. Windle v. Mrs. Jordan: Mrs. Lynch v. Miss Legge; Mrs. C. Wilson v. Aliss Brycrs; Mrs. Afarshall v. Airs. Drury; Mrs. Murray v. Miss Wilson; Mrs. Fowler v. Mrs. Bryers; Mrs. Herbert v. Mrs. Ciochelto; Mrs. Felt ham v. Miss Stevenson; Mrs. Webb v. Afiss D. Anderson; Airs. Urwin v. Mrs. Feltham; Mrs. Fagg v. Aliss M urray; Miss ('lark v. M rs. A. G. Lrwin; Mrs. Marks to find a partner. The draw for the second bogey (men) eompeti'tion is as follows: —AV. J. Feltham v. A. E. Urwin; Davies v. Marks; Marshall v. Blyth; Ritchie v. A. G. Urwin,- Webb v. Canavan; Murray v. Watt; Kennedy v. Rose; Wilson v. Strange; Appleton v. Childs; Coker v. Dawson; Sims v. Strachan. Players arp asked to finish the next rounds of the McKay Cup and the Anderson Cup competitions soon as possible. ’The ladies’ junior handicap cup next round must be played on or before Sunday. September L