PATEA GOLF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 167, 18 July 1939, Page 10

PATEA GOLF

MAT( H AGAINST BELMONT (Own Correspondent.) PATEA, July 16. A learn from Belmont visited Patca * o\ei lhe week-end. Palea winning by 10 games. The weather was mild, - until lhe latter part of lhe afternoon, x when cold showers spoilt the finish ol c the matches. Mr. R. W. Haddow (vice-president) welcomed the visi- ] tors, Mr. F. J. Hill replying. Alter- t noon tea was arranged by Mrs. R. W. Haddow, assisted by Misses B. Wil- , son and N. ’ Anderson. Cheers were ( reciprocated. t Results were as follow: ( Morning, Four-ball.—G. Watt and , D. Anderson lost to J. Petersen and t R. W. Haddow; T. E. Lovegrove and ( G. G. Burgess halved with S. Edwards and D. Roots; G. E. Beale and j D. McNeill lost to R. Kehely and T. ( Cardiff; C. Mullholland and R. E. Beadle lost lo E. Horner and R. Me- j Rae: 1. Hackshaw and F. J. Hill lost to E. Oakley and C. Carey; W. Lor- 3 enzton beat H. A. Boswell. ( Afternoon, Singles.—Walt halved with Petersen; Anderson halved with j Haddow; Lovegrove lost lo Edwards; Burgess lost lo Roots; Beale beat , Kehely; McNeil lost to Cardiff; Mull- ( Holland lost lo Horner; Beadle lost to Mcßae; Hackshaw lost to Oakley; . Hill lost to Carey; Lorenzton lost to ; Boswell. Totals.—Belmont, two wins. 12 losses; Patea, 12 wins, two losses; < three matches were halved. < ( LI B MATCHES Results of Saturday’s medal round 1 for Geo. Watt Cup points were: K. Williamson 64 net, .F. Naismith 68. Lankshear, Dunbar and P. Palmer 69, ) Ingle 71, Gillon, Petersen and Hurley ■ 73, Blyde, Carey, Hucker 74, Oakley and Broker 75. Pal on 76, S. Edwards and J. Edwards 77, Horner and C. Palmer 78, Adams and Finlay 79. K. Williamson 8 points, F. Naismith 4 points. The senior medal round was won by E. Lankshear with 69 net and the ’ junior division by K. Williamson with 64 nett. Handicap Reductions. —K. Williamson. from 33 to 27; J. Campbell, 21 to 19; E. C. Gilbert, 19 to 18; P. Palmer, ' 24 to 22; E. Lankshear. 16 to 15; F. 1 Naismith. 25 lo 22; C. Dunbar. 27 lo 25; R. J. Keheley, 14 to 12; S. Cathro. 18 to 14: J. Cameron, 36 to : 35; J. Bell. 36 to 31. ( hampionships The tinal qualifying round was ( played on Saturday and following are the draws for lhe three divisions:— Senior.- Adams v. Cathro; Horner ; v. Lankshear; Bostock v. Gillon: 1 Fraser v. Currie; S. Edwards v. Hughes; J. Edwards v. Mcßae; Kehely v. Blyde; Cardiff v. Petersen. Intermediate. Carey v. Nelson; Oakley v. Elliott; Spence v. Ivey; Corbett v. Anderson; Campbell v. Gardiner; Haddow v. P. Palmer; Hucker \. Naismith; Hurley v. G’lberl. I Junior. -Dunbar \. FT. Ruhar.; | Broker v. Williamson; Priest v. Bell; iUsher v. Beauchamp; Paton \. ing’e; ! Illingworth v. Finlay; Siddall v. Cam- | cron: Huston v. Boswell. ! First round matches mu.-’ ue I played by August 6. LADIES’ CLUB ! Plaxing conditions were ex edent on Wednesday. Mrs. R. W. Haddow (7 down) winning the bogey nrr.-i.. The draw for those week’.: medal round is as follows:--Wednesday.—Mrs. Adams mi l Miss Hurley; Mrs. Broker and Mrs. Gillon; Miss l\. Carey and Mrs. Cardiff; Mrs. C. Carey and Mrs. Peacock'’; Mrs. Cathro and Mrs. Derrett; .Mrs. Haddow and Miss Crawford; Miss Mairs and Mrs. Paton; Mrs. Nelson and Miss O' Reilly; Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Horner. Week-end.— Miss Anderson and .Miss Barker; Miss Bourke, Miss Green and . Miss Wilson: Miss Barnes and M;ss | Campbell; Miss N. Carey and Miss McDougall; Miss O. Edwards and Miss O’Reilly; Miss Grieve and Mrs. I Palmer.