NOTED GOLF EXPONENTS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 204, 31 August 1935, Page 4

NOTED GOLF EXPONENTS

RECORDS OF BRITISH WOMEN’S TEAM THEIR VISIT TO NEW ZEALAND APPROACHING

The British women’s golf team, which is now in Australia and has already dCmorfstrated its all round ability, is to play in New Zealand in October. The following brief pen pictures of the players will be of interest: Miss Jessie Anderson (Craigiu Hill) (hdcp., scr.). —Bronze Medallist, Open championship, 1935; runner-up Scottish Close championship, 1933; bcottish Home International team, 134, 1935; won girls* championship, 1933; runnerup girls’ championship, 1934. Miss Pam barton (Royal Mid-Sur-rey) (hdcp., 2). —Runner-up Open < hampionship, 1934, 1935; French Open championship, 1934; Surrey County champion, 1935; member of the British team to France, 1934; member of the touring team to Canada and U.S.A., 1934; English Home International team, 1935,

Mrs. W. Greenlees (Troon) (hdcp., scr.). —Bronze Medallist, Open championship, 1931; Bronze Medallist, Scottish Close championship, 1932; Scottish Home International team, 1928, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1935. Miss Phyllis Wade (Parkstone) (hdcp., scr.) —English Clc-so champion, 1934; Hampshire County Champion, 1935; English Home International team, 1934, 1935. Mr. J. B. Walker (Islamf Malahide) (hdcp., phis 1). —Irish Close champion, 1930; runner-up Irish Close championship, 1934; member of the British touiing team to Canada and U.S.A., 1934; Irish Home International learn, 1928, 1929. 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935’ Mrs. P. Hodson (Woolton) (captain manager). —Chairman LG.U. Executive Council 932; Lancashire County captain, 1935; captained British team v. France, 1933.