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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 107, 7 May 1936, Page 4

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SEAFIELD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS FIRST QU A Ll. FY IN G ROU N D The first qualifying round of the > Suafieid Gulf uiub’s championship com- ? petition is to be played on Saturday. 1 Those in the draw wu G - will uot be 1 playing should advise Air, E. Sinivn, who will be the starter for that Cay. Any players without partners will be 1 I paired at the clubhouse. | i oilowing is the draw fc-r th© find qualifying round on Saturday;— B. Goldsbury v. F. H. Bell, J. Lewis v. A. D. Kitto. F. Freeman v. R. D. Smart. A. E. Godwin v. A. G. Mackay. U. G. Young v. U. I. Spillane/ S. Irwin v. Al. Copley. A. E. Ascott v. A. L. Kitto. N. s. Delves v. \V. McNabb. K. s. Handley v. B. Hoar. J. S. Crichton v. F. E. Smith. J. F. Clarke v. H. Brittain. H. R. Gilberd v. S. L. Rodger. B. R, Durie v. E. Goldsbury. I<. F. Kitto v. J. Waters. G. T. Austin v. E. Alanley. G. E. O’Halloran v. K. Congreve. J. AlcAlaster v. R. M. I’eatlie. B. A. Woods v. L. H. Parkes. U. Al. Henderson v. S. T. Pritchard. W. Al. Pond v. J. R. Wilkinson. L. B. Gilberd v. L. Blewett. R. E. Cuthbertson v. J. Goss. H. E. Edmundson v. J, p. Carda. C. Alulholland v. F. Hoyle. w. E. Heleun v. A. IL Hurley. G. R. Haldane v. T. E. Lovegrovb C. S. Brown v. H. Dyke. B. Corrigan v. E. H. Everett. R. A. Parkes v. A. Lamont. A. Elliot v. B. Owen. J. A. Robinson v. R. Heinold. K. G. Frazier v. H. Siddali. U. Smith v. A. G. Alunro. R. C. Stewart v. J. E. Alarshal*. L. AlcAlillan v. J. Alanley. ,L H. Alp v, N Naumann. K. G. Lazarus v, A. F. Bain. WANGANUI INDIES’ CLUB L.G.U. MEDAL MATCH VHMTLR.DAV'S RESULTS The Wanganui Ladies’ Golf Club played an L.G.l'. Medal match yesterday, with lhe following refuiits:— Seniors Mrs. Woollams 97 18—79 Mrs. Young Bfi s—Bl Airs. Glenn 100 .17 —83 Mrs. Newton 91 9—85 Mrs. Gilbert 96 S—BB Airs. Armstrong 103 J-I—B 9 Juniors Aliss Haworth 115 36—79 Mis. Ry all I"2 21—81 Mrs. Hobbins 106 22 —84 Miss Norman 115 31 —B4 M;s> st mills 106 19-87 WANGANUI CLUB STABLEFORD BOGEY MATCH FIRM ROI ND FOR G. WATT'S TROPHY. On Saturday a Stablefu-rd bogey match will be piayed by th© Wanganui Goif Club at the Belmont links, the match also being the first round for the trophy donated by G. Watt, the Belmont professional. From .12,30 p.m. onwards on Saturday matches will be played in fours. Before booking tinres players must have a game arranged and enter their partners’ namea on the list, otherwise their names will be deleted. The following times have beer booked;— 11.40 —A. Wilson and E. H. Thomas J 1.44—A1. Earle and D. Wilsum 11.48—Christie and J. Craig. 11.52—J. Harold and H. Zicslcr. 12 noon—F. O. Bridgmau ami B. C. Haggitt. 12.4—D. G, Young and J. H. Al Nicholson. 12.8—F. C. Hutchison and C. F. Treadwell. 12.12—J: K Tunbuh and G. Alcßcth 12.16—W. J, Gardner and J. I.' Foster. ford has‘broken in and has been putting through their early pacings tor clients. Six of them are owned in Australia, and they will probably be sent over to Sydney late this month c.r early ie June. The other three are owned by Telford’s own patrons. The Australian - owned half-dozen were purchases at the National Sales ■in January. They are: Night Raid — Quadrilateral filly, half-sister to Homer and Quarto, and purchased by Air G. N. Alagill, of Sydney, for 800gns; Chief Ruler—Very Hot colt, half-brother to Sir Nigel, and purchased bv Air H. T. Lucerne, of Newcastle, for 750gns; Chief Ruler—Helen colt, brother to Queen Helen and half-brother to Tizzy, and purchased by Sir James Alurdock, of Sydney, for 525gns; Pink Coat—The Geisha colt, purchased by G. Price for 500gns; Posterity—Episode filly, sister to Entail and half-sister to Epigram and Burnish, and purchased, by Air E. J. Watt, of Sydney, for 475gns; and Gascony—Aureate filly, half-sister to Dawning Light and of the .same family as Gold Rod and Gold Trail, and purchased for 250gns. All these youngster:, writes “Rangatira,” bear the stamp of class one would expect from the prices' they brought at auction. Particularly attractive in appearance and movement is the Very Hot colt; and the Helen colt also looks like one who might make a name for himself. From among this lot may be the Gold Rod of the coming season: Gold Rod had his early preparation in the hands of Telford, being one of the lot who were left in the Dominion for breaking in and preliminary work last year. The three youngsters whom Telford is preparing for New Zealand owners are: Night Raid —Endorse filly, halfsister to Bon Tray, and who was bought in at the sales by Air I. G. Duncan; Iliad—Sunkissed filly, a .euond foal, and who was bought in by Captain B. ■ H. Edkins, whose colours were last car- j ried by the crack juvenile Dole: and Iliad—Kilcalm filly, half-sister to Doi- ! lar Prince, Hampden, and Teak, and i who is also being prepared for Captain Edkins.

12.20—N, D. Cullen and H. Holroyd. 12.24 —F. G. Beaveu and Christie. 12.30—N. G. Armstrong, E. Ziesler, It. A. Howie and L. Brinkman. 12.35—C. Horne, A. F. A. Woollams, E B. Tustin and E. M. Silk. 12.40—W. E. Wilson, E. McDonald and J. Purcell. 12.45—P. Saunders, H. V. Hobbins, J. Hoaro and F. Melody. 12.50 —B. Haworth and B. Power. 12.55—A. Haworth, It. 1. Sewell, J. B. Jack and D. Murchie. 1 p.m.—A. H. Boyes, G. F. Lomas, Brown and W. S. Baird. I.5—A. Doig, A. Kitchen, C. Storey and J. C. Brown. 1,10 —K. McFarlane, It. Handley cud Jacksoq I. R. Giumitt, O. H. Burlord, W. Grumitt and B. Cowper. J. —D. Cameron and L. Keltic. 1,25—1. S. Wallace and G. Burgess. N.Z. ASSOCIATION MEETING OF COUNCIL DATE FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS The monthly meeting of the Council of the New Zealand Golf Association was held at the secretary's office, Wellington, ou Monday, Alay 4, when there were present: Sir Alexander Roberts (chairman), Messrs W. E. A. Gill, W. A. Kiely, A. R. JSclanders, and G. O. Button (secretary). Apologies for absence were received from Messrs J. It. Drake and C. 11. Andrews. New Clubs Elected.—Tn© following new clubs, which had duly made application, were elected members of the association: —Broadwood Golf Club, Broadwood, Auckland district; Buckley Golf Club, Shannon; Cuivcrden Golf Club, Cuivcrden, Canterbury; Kauroa Golf Club, Kauroa, via Frankton Junction; Narrows Golf Club, Tamahere, Waikato. This makes a total of 21 new clubs elected during the present season. while there is also one application in for the June meeting and . Grrespondence is being carried on with seven other prospective clubs. 1936 Championship Meci'ng.—A let- ' ter was received from the New Plymouth Golf Club enquiring as to the date on which the championships should commence and also the date of the Australian championships and of Sarazcn’s proposed visit to New Zealand. It was resolved to reply that as far as tan be seen at present the date will he October 15 (or, possibly, October 22). The Aus- ' tralian open championship is fiom Sep- 1 te-mber 21 to October 2 (a Friday), and i Sarazen will leave for New Zealand im- ■ mediately afterwards, possibly on about October 9. - Inter-Area Alatches.—A resolution passed at a special meeting of the coun- i cil on Wednesday, April 29, was con- < firmed, to the effect that as the compe- e tition is not generally accepted by the clubs the council will not go further t into the matter until they h?ve established local associations, a scheme for i which it is hoped to bring up at the next general meeting of the associa- t tion which it is proposed to hold in Wellington. 2 Association Professionals.—lt was re- a ported that good bookings have been made for J. A. Clements in the South t Island, but up to date no North Island 2 bookings have been arranged for A F. I Guy, and clubs in the North Island are I r to be advised to send in a note of their ? requirements promptly.

Standard scratch scores allotted by the scratch score committee wore confirmed as follows:—Horckc 73, Rawhiti 68, Makirikiri 70, Waitahoia 72, Shannon 68, Patea 72, Kauroa 70. Waitemata 68, Awatere 70, Oroua Downs 74, Auckland 72, Havelock 66, Kaitangata 68. Forthcoming tournament* advised to the association are as follows: — Harewood Golf Club (Christchurch). —Annual Canterbury prov.ncial amateur mixed foursomes championship and Canterbury provincial amateur foursomes championship commencing on May 16. Horeke Golf Club (Hok’ianga).— Mixed foursomes tournament. Mav 31. AJcarana Golf Club (Auckland). — Auckland winter champion*iiip meeting and handicap tournament, June 20, 21, and 23. I Dannevirke Golf Club.—Annual tournament, June 21, 22, and 23. Kaikoura Golf Club.—Annual tourna ment, June 20 and 21. Kaiapoi Golf Club.—Open tournament, June 23. Russley Golf Club (Christchurch). — Annual open tournament, Jone 20, 21, and 23. Taumarunui Golf Club. —King Country open amateur championship, June 23. t: *■ •- ~ u b.—Annual tournament (principal event Scuth Canterbury open amateur championship), June 23.

■■ ; Weston Golf Club (New Plymouth). • ( —Tournament, June 20, 21, and 23. i Ellesmere Golf Club (Lecston, Can- - terbury;.—Tournament, August 23. Hastings Golf Club.—Annual tourna- , ment, August 27, 28, and 29. i Rotorua Golf Club.—Rotorua open amateur handicap totirnainei t, August j 25, 26, 27, and 28. I’akapau Golf Club,—Annual tourna- . jment, August 28 and 29. - , Horeke Golf Club (H* k'anga). — I jOpen men’s championship and handicap - j tournament, September 20. i j Masterton Golf Club.—Annual tournurnent, September 26 to 28. ■ | Napier Golf Club—Hawke’s Bay . amateur championship tournament September 8 to 11. ; Poverty Bay Golf Club (Gisborne).— . Annual tournament, September 1,2, I and 3. .Rotorua Golf Club.—Ve‘erans’ tournament, September 1,2. 3, and 4. Seafield Golf Chib (Wanganui).—Annual tournament, September 17, 18 and 19 - Waikare Golf Club (Te Keuwhata). —Lower Waikato open amateur cham- , pionship tournament, September 13. Waipukurau Golf Cluo. Annual men’s tournament, September 3,4, and Ashburton Golf Club.—Annual MidCanterbury championships, October 24 and 26. Maraenui Golf Club (Napier).—Annual tournament, October 21 to 26.