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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 98, 28 April 1939, Page 9

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SEAFIELD COUNTRY CLUB WOMEN’S STAPLEFOBD BOGEY DRAW FOR TO-MORROW Women members will play a Stapleford bogey match to-morrow. Following is the draw: —Miss Flavell v. Miss O'Sullivan; Miss Cowan v. Miss Robson; Miss Cleland v. Mrs. Haggle, Miss North v. Mrs. Saltinstall; Miss McGregor v. Miss Z. Wardle; Miss P. Bell v. Mrs. Gilberd; Mrs. O’Halloran v. Miss Stringfellow; Miss L. Clark v. Miss L. Smith; Mrs. Lamont v. Miss McKendry; Mrs. Bell v. Miss G. Haggle; Mrs. E. Irvine v. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Atkin v. Miss Irwin; Miss Tawse v. Miss Meyer; Mrs. Goss v. Mrs. Kitto; Miss Ritchie v. Mrs. Irwin; Miss B. Clark v. Miss Donaldson; Mrs. Bensil v. Miss Warnock; Miss Paul v. Miss Dustin; Mrs. Murry v. Mrs. King; Miss Shaw v. Mrs. Crichton. Result of last week's L.G.U. match: Mrs. O'Halloran, 105-21-84; Mrs. Haggie, 106-22-84. Men’s Metla! Round The third medal round will be played by the men to-morrow. Members will arrange their own partners, or will be paired at the clubhouse. MAKIRIKIRI CLUB FLAG MATCH PAIRS DRAW FOR TO-MORROW A flag match is to be played by the Makirikiri Golf Club to-morrow. Following is the draw:—A. O. Cave v. C. H. Walker, D. Howard v. R. Laurence, F. Scott v. A. Hunter, G. Ironside v. A. Newman, E. Clutterbuck v. C. Crowley, L. McDonald v. A. Tasker, G. B. Moyle v. H. J. Clemance, A. Walker v. P. Barjrum, W. Scott v. G. B. Anderson, T. Wylds v. C. Hammond, H. W. Hawke v. F. Orton, W. Kendrick v. J. Cave, R. Heinold v. W. P. Newsham, A. E. Dalgety v. D. Orton, F. H. Jones v. G. Horrocks. MAKIRIKIRI LADIES’ CLUB MEDAL MATCH DRAW The first round of a series o£ three medal rounds will be played on Tuesday by the Makirikiri Ladies’ Golt Club. The draw is as follows:—Miss Blair v. Miss Newsham, Miss Bartrum v. Miss Georgetti, Miss L. Bartrum v. Mrs. Macnab, Miss Hughes v. Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Jones v. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Hirst v. Miss McDonald, Mrs. Clcmance v. Mrs. Dalgety, Mrs. Carruthers v. Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Wylds v. Miss Horrocks, Mrs. Allen v. Mrs. Anderson, Miss Wylds v, Mrs. Clutterbuck, Mrs. Hammond v. Miss B. Hammond. CASFLECLIFF CLUB , FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND OF CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAW FOR TO-MORROW The first qualifying round of the club's championships will be played by members of the Castieclili Golt Club on the Cornfoot Park links tomorrow. This round will also count for the eclectic. Mr. E. A. Millward will be in charge. The following is the draw: — G. Bourne, D. J. Armstrong, E. A. Millward . W. C. Curtis, N. E. J. Kearns, E. C. Penn. L. R. Simpson, R. J. Harrison, 1. Brown. L. C. Atkinson, A. E. Adams, C. J. Aves. J. Lewis, T. W. Cuthbertson, W. C. Anderson. D. T. Allan, B. Leigh, A. S. Low. W. A. Budge, F. M. Bourne, J. Bennett. A. W. Brown, F. W. Wagstaff, R. Moore. R. T. Greenhill, R. R. Dawson, L. G. King. M. G. Bignell, F. J. Blake, H. Mahon. L. N. Bradley, M. Hume, M. H. McNeil. A. 11. H. Ibbetson, A. E. Studd, T. Whiteman. H. McFarlane, T. A. Bristol, W. McMenamin. N. A. Rountree, R. H. March, L. Shepherd. J. Brighton, D. A. Blue, E. K. Rabone. A. R. Merrington, P. J. Smith, J. A. Lee. D. McLean, C. T. Bristol, K. V. Broughton. F. Wood, H. A. Dean, E. Christie. W. B. Smith, G. Laing, L. C. Young A. O. Keating, W. Peat, F. E. Smith. L. Cathro, F. J. Currie, W. W. Dickson. J. Wilson, I. R. Dickson, K. McFarlane. F. N. Bristol, D. J. Merrington, I. Draffin. F. G. Ludbrook, P. J. Palmer, G. Darbyshire. C. H. Penn, T. E. Dowds. C. S. Ryan. L. E. Lynsky, C. G. Johnstone, D. Fisher. J. K. Scoullar, T. H. McWilliams, A. C. Hulbert. L. Ennis, C. L. McDonald, K. M. Hepburn. W. D. Roberts, A. L. Temperton, F. Gurney. N. Freeman, R. N. Wilson, L. J. Gray. R. Gurney, D. Bonner, J. Tanner. I. Langman, W. Shardiow, A. C. Climo. W. F. Carveil, T. Bonner. AUSTRALIAN VISITORS VON NIDA AND CREMIN TO PI.AY AT BELMONT Two leading Australian professional golfers, Norman von Nida and Eric Cremin, who are on a tour of New Zealand, will play at Belmont on Monday next, when they will figure in a four-ball match with two leading Wanganui amateurs, B. M. Silk and A. R. Kitto. Wanganui golfers will no doubt appreciate the opportunity to see in action these outstanding visitors. One of the finest golfers Australia

has produced and a player with some notable victories to his credit, Norman von Nida will attract attention. In the matches he has played so far in New Zealand von Nida has played golf ot the highest class, and Wanganui golfers can look forward to some brilliant play. Small in stature, von Nida can get good length from the tee and is a most attractive player to watch. His record is an outstanding one. Ln 1935-36-37 he won the Queensland open championship, in 1936 the Queensland close, Darling Downs professional, Southern Tasmania, New South Wales professional, in 1936-37 the New South Wales professional foursomes with V. S. Richardson, in 1937 the Federal open, in 1938 the Lakes open, and he was runner-up in the Australian open championship. In 1938-39 he won the Philippines open championship. In challenge matches von Nida has defeated the Americans Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen, and the South African Bobby Locke. He has been playing competitive golf for eight years since he was 16 years of age; before entering professional ranks he played as an amateur for four years. Cremin has twice won the Australian professional championship and twice won the New South Wales professional championship.

TAWHERO CLUB Mclntyre and manev TROPHIES The second round for the Mclntyre and Manly trophies will be played by the Tawhero Golf Club to-morrow. Players will be paired off at the clubhouse, where Mr. D. Thomson will be in charge.