INTER-CLUB WOMEN’S MATCH

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 113, 16 May 1939, Page 4

INTER-CLUB WOMEN’S MATCH

MARTON AND CASTLECLIFF

Members of the Marton Women's Golf Club paid a visit to Castlecliff over the week-end. Following are the results, with Marton players mentioned first in each instance: — Mrs. Marshall won from Mrs. Bradley; Mrs. Openshaw lost to Mrs Davis; Mrs. Grant won from Mrs. J. Bristol; Mrs. Barnet lost to Mrs. Marshal; Mrs. Glasgow halved with Miss Dawson; Mrs. Taylor halved with Mrs. Moore; Mrs. Caithness won from Mrs. Bonner; Mrs. Rathbone lost to Miss Gordon; Mrs. Potaka won from Mrs, Hepburn; Mrs. Whitford won from Mrs. Atcheson; Miss M. Cockburn lost to Miss Seeker; Mrs. Gower lost to Miss Mclntyre; Mrs. Mogridge lost to Mrs. Sanko; Mrs. Church won from Mrs. Bogle; Mrs. Low lost to Mrs. Hogg; Miss T. Cockburn lost to Mrs. Nuttall; Mrs. Lenord won Irom Mrs. Carvell; Mrs. MacDonald lost to Mrs. Wilson; Miss Sutcliffe won from Miss Atchison; Mrs. Dudding won from Mrs. Tinney; Mrs. Cochrane lost to Mrs. Merrington; Mrs. Macfarlone won from Mrs. Brown; Mrs. Aidworth won from Mrs. W. Bristol; Mrs. Thorburn halved with Miss K. Galpin. WANGANUI LADIES’ CLUB ALEXANDER BOWL DRAW FOR FIRST ROUND The draw for the Alexander Bowl, to be played for by the Wanganui Ladies' Golf Club, is as follows: Byes Above.—Miss Taylor v. Miss Quin, Miss Robinson v. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wylds v. Miss Mullins, Mrs. Baldwin v. Mrs. Goldsbury, Miss Duncan v. Mrs. Pettitt, Mrs. D. Wilson v. Mrs. Carver, Mrs. Sewell v. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. A. E. Brown v. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Pritchard v. Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Gilbert v. Miss Matthews, Mrs. Jones v. Miss Warnock, Mrs. Broderick v. Mrs. Haggitt, Mrs. Saltinstall v. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Hatrick v. Mrs. Thomas. Byes Below.—Mrs. Cuttield v. Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Babbage v. Miss Norman, Mrs. Sievers v. Miss StrodePenny, Mrs. Ryall v. Miss Peck, Mrs. Collins v. Mrs. Haworth, Miss Chambers v. Mrs. Coghill, Mrs. Dalgety Mrs. I-laggie, Mrs. Hobbins v. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. A, Hunter v. Miss Currie, Miss Bell v. Miss Burling, Miss Montgomery Moore v. Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Christie v. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Millward v. Mrs. Kellick, Miss Collier v. Mrs. Moore Hunter. First Round.—Miss Murray v. Mrs. Bassett, Mrs. Grace v. Mrs. Lange, Mrs. J. C. Brown v. Miss Shekleton, Mrs. Woollams v. Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Hussel V. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Barton v. Mrs. Harris, Miss Kellick v. Miss O’Neill, Mrs. Wilberfoss v. Mrs. Campbell. Ten days are allowed for each round and all unplayed matches will he drawn. The first round begins to-morrow, May 17. CASTLECLIFF LADIES’ CLUB SMITH CLP COMPETITION DRAW FOR SECOND ROUND Castlecliff Ladies’ Golf Club members have until the end of the month to play the second round of the Smith I Cup. Following is the draw:—Miss | Watson v. Mrs. Chainey; Miss S. Cuthbertson v. Mrs. Udy; Miss Maxwell v. Mrs. Baldwin; Miss Patterson v. Mrs. Wagstaff; Mrs. Thomas v. Mrs. Carvill; Miss Dingwell v. Miss Body; Dr. Moir v. Miss Ellis; Miss P. Cross v. Miss McKirdy; Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Simpson; Mrs. T. Bristol v. Miss Dawson; Mrs. Davis v. Miss O'Brien; Miss Catherwood v. Mrs. Blair; Mrs, Shepherd v. Miss Woolnaugh; Miss Seeker V. Mrs. McLean; Mrs. Bogle v. Miss Miller; Mrs. Hogg v. Mrs. Atchison; Mrs. Bonner V. Miss N. Cross; Miss Temperton v. Miss Gordon; Mrs. Bradley v. Miss Edward; Miss Wood v. Miss Atchison; Miss Scott v. Miss Brock; Miss Williams v. Miss B. Smith; Mrs. Marshall v. Miss Vincent; Mrs. Douds v. Mrs. Nuttall; Mrs. Murray v. Mrs. Hepburn; Mrs. Clark v. Mrs. Doig; Miss Good v. Mrs. Moore; Miss Lange v. Mrs. Bristol; Mrs. Sanko v. Miss E. Cuthbertson; Miss Capp v. Mrs. Brown; Miss Mclntyre v. Mrs. Merrington. The best cards returned for the Coronation Medal and Aotearoa Cup were:— Senior: Mrs. Davis, 86 —12—74. Junior: Mrs, Chainey, 103—30—73. BRILLIANT EXHIBITION PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS AT MIDDLEMORE VON NIDA’S ROUND OF 70 [Per Pr«s. Association.] AUCKLAND, May 15. The professional golfers, van Nida (Australia) and Murray, Clements and Moss (Auckland) were responsible this afternoon for the most brilliant exhibition ever seen locally when engaged in a four-ball match at Middlemore. Von Nida and Murray won, two up and one to play. The Australian had an approximate stroke' round of 70, and Murray was 66 for 17 holes. Clements was out in 33 but spoiled an otherwise great effort with a six at the last. Moss played fine golf to the greens, although his putting was not as accurate as usual. Von Nida praised the Middlemore course, placing it first in the Dominion, followed in order by Shirley, Titirangi and Otatara.