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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 280, 29 November 1935, Page 4

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SEAFIELD CLUB FOUR-BALL BOGEY MATCH. DRAW FOR TO-MORROW. A four-ball bogey match, for which trophies will be presented at the conclusion of the game, will be played by the Seafield Golf Cub to-morrow. All members not in the draw will be matched at the clubhouse. Partners may make their own arrangements about opponents; failing such arrangement, they will be matched at the clubhouse. Following is the draw' for to-mor-row:— J. Goss and AV. Laird. J. P. Garde and C. F. Jones. Roi Goss and P. B. Weldon A. R. Kitto and F. Freeman. R. F. Kitto and F. C. Curran. F. H. Bell and G. W. Bourne. R. E. Cuthbertson and R. G. Bloore. P. D. England and B. Goldsbury. S. Irwin and J. S. Leach. H. Siddall and R. A. Bell. A. D. Kitto and A. W. Ross. K. 8. Handley and J. R. Wflkinson. A. Lamont and R. C. Stewart. K. V. Broughton and C. J. Avcs. K G. Frazier and J. A. Bell. R. M. Goodwhi and J . McMaster. E. Manley and H. Brittain. W. H. Olsen and J. S. Crichton. W. M. Pond and R. Blanchett. 8. L. Rodger and J. H. Alp. R. ID. Smart and H. L. Norris. A. G. Mackay and G. E. O'Hallaron. A McL.Rennie and L. Robson. E. Goldsbury and L. McMillan. 8. T. Pritchard and W. 8. Newsome. B. R. Durie and J. Mancer. J. F. Clarke and H. E. Edmondson. B. N. Gilbertson and L. Blewett. C. 1. Spillane and B. Hoar. G. H. Trott and G. Leach. A. E. Ascott and W. McNab. G. T. Austin and A. J. McDonald. G. S. Brown and L. B. Gilberd. R. Heinold and T. H. Doyle. W. E. Helean and B. A. Woods. T. E. Lovegrove and H. R. McGrath. R. M. Peattie and H. K. Price. 8. V, Smith and A.* E. Godwin. C. G. Young and G. R. Haldane. N. S. Delves and B. Owen. H. R. Gilberd and L. C. Young. A. Elliot and I. H. Kitt. E. H. Everett-and A. B. Lancaster. WANGANUI LADIES’ CLUB CLOSING DAY MATCH YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Under glorious weather conditions yesterday the Wanganui Ladies' Golf Club held their closing day medal match over thirteen holes on the Belmont links. The points prize presented by Mrs. Russell Grace was won by Mrs. Power. Following are the net scores in the

AUSTRALIAN GOLFERS TOUR OF UNITED STATES The itinerary for the Australian professional golfers’ tour of the United States has been declared. The team, which will consist of W. Bolger, V. 8. Richardson, M. L. Kelly and Joe Cohen, of New South Wales, and E. Naismith, of Victoria, and possibly one other from Victoria, will leave Sydney on December 19, will play at Honolulu on December 26, and will reach San Francisco on January 2. They will take part in the following tournaments:— January 11-14, at Los Angeles. January 18-20, at Sacramento. January 26-28, at San Francisco. January 30-February 4, at Glendale. , February 7-10, at Agua Caliente. February 15-17, at Santiago. March 3-6, international match, Australia v. United States, and tournament, at Miami. March 14-17, at Augusta. March 22-29, at Pine hurst. April 4-7, at Augusta. The team is due back in Sidney at the end or April, unless exhibition matches are played in Japan. Negotiations to that end are now going on. BRITISH WOMEN’S TEAM TOUR A FINANCIAL SUCCESS It is now revealed by the Australian Ladies’ Golf Union that the recent trip of the British team of women players to Australia was a financial success. This is something on which the ladies may pride themselves, for the tour of the team of British raeninade a little earlier, cost quite a sum. Certainly the steamer fares of the members of the team were paid by the British Ladies’ Union, but all other expenses were met by Australia. In Melbourne, during the women’s championship meeting, at the Royal Melbourne Club’s links at Sandringham, when the national title was won by one of the visitors, Mrs. Walker, the takings amounted to £567, of which £390 was profit. Games in Sydney were played on two courses—those of the Royal Sydney Club, at Rose Bay, and the Australian Club, at Kensington. The profit at Royal Sydney was £136, and £lO5 at Kensington. Thus the profit arising out of the games played in Melbourne and Sydney amounted to £631. Therefore the International Fund of the Australian Ladies’ Golf Union has benefited substantially bringing closer a visit of an Australian team to Great Britain.

medal match yesterday: — Miss Johnston .. — — 51 Airs. Power .... — — Mrs. Armstrong ...» DO Mrs. Byall . . . . . 54 Mrs. Millward 56 Miss Burgess 56 Airs. Smith — .— ..... Mrs. Quin ..... 58 Mrs. Newton . — 59 Mrs. Roddy ..... _ . 59 Miss Bobinson - 59