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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 254, 27 October 1939, Page 5

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WANGAEHU CLUB LADIES’ CLUB The Ormond Wilson Rose Bowl matches are now completed, the winner being Mrs. Holmes. The concluding rounds resulted; Mrs. Holmes defeated Miss D. Castles. Mrs. Marumaru defeated Miss Simpson. Final; Mrs. Holmes defeated Mrs. Marumaru. As closing day falls on November 11, members are advised to get all their cup matches completed as soon as possible, For the Stableford bogey match to be played this week-end tne draw is: Mrs. Holmes v. Miss A. Castles, Miss Simpson v. Miss D. Castles, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. Connors. Miss B. Scott v. Mrs. Hartley, Mis. Strachan v. Miss B. Hooper, Mrs. Jones v. Mis. Marumai'u, Mrs. C. Baldwin v. Mrs. O’Leary. Men’s Section This week-end the final of the medal match series will be played. Those who qualified by winning a monthly medal match are: C. Baldwin, S. Pan, P. Woon, M. G. Wilson. S. Roskilly, and S. Holmes. Matching will be made at the clubhouse. FORDELL CLUB To-morrow the Fordcll Golf Club is holding its official closing day of the season. A mixed Canadian foursome will be played in the afternoon, the draw' being made at the clubhouse at noon. At, the conclusion of play, the presentation of trophies won during the season, will take place. MAKIRIKIRI CLUB Members are advised that the official closing of the season will be held to-morrow, when mixed Canadian foursomes will be played, commencing at 12.30 p.m. AIRPORT CLUB ONE-DAY TOURNAMENT LINKS IN GOOD ORDER. ; In perfect golfing weather the Airi port Club held one of its one-day : tournaments. The feature of the ■ day's play Avas the winning of the stroke handicap by Miss Montgomery Moore, president of the Belmont Ladies’ Club. The links were in good order and one and all went home pleased with their day's outing. The following were the day's results: Morning Round: 10 holes. Ladies. —Miss Montgomery Moore, 50, 16. 34; Mrs. A. Hunter, *4B, 12. 36; Mrs, H. Coiiins, 50, 13. 37; Mrs. W. E. Broderick, 44, 6, 38; Mrs. F. C. Hutchison, 48. 10, 38: Miss E. Neilson, 56, 17. 39; Mrs. L. Kellick, 56, 16, 40; I Mrs. E. G. Roddy, 50. 10, 40; Mrs. H. j Keesing. s\. 12, 41; Mrs. M. Hunter. ; 57. 15. 42; Mrs. G. Collins, 59, 16, 43; I Mrs. T. H. Takarangi, 52. 6, 46; Mrs. E. J. Strachan, 66, 20. 46; Miss S. Gilbert, 62, 16, 46; Miss 11. Robinson, 57, 9, 48; Mrs. W. Wyber, 69. 20, 40. Men: F. Groshinski. 51. 18, 33; D. Meldrum, 42, 7, 35; H. Collins, 43, 7. 36; J. V. Blythe, 44. 7, 37; T. Brvdone, 48. 8. 40; G. Mcßeth, 50. 10. 40; G. Collins, 56, 15, 41; H. Collier, 47, 6, 41; L. Kellick. 49. 8, 41; 11. 11. Enderbv, 56. 14. 42; H. Hartland, 50. \ 44; E. J. Strachan, 53, 13, 44. Afternoon: I'our-ball Best-bull. Miss Gilbert and F. Groshinski. 5 up; Mrs. F. Groshinski and 11. Collier, 1 up; Miss H. Robinson and H. H. Enderby, 3 up; Mrs. H. Collins and M. Hunter, 3 up; Mrs. M. Hunter and G. Collins. 3 up; Mrs. E. G. Roddy and A. N. Campbell. 2 up; Mrs. H. Keesing and D. Meldrum. 2 up; Mrs. F. H. Takarangi and E. J. • Strachan, 2 up; Mrs. S. Towgood and Miss Montgomery Moore. 2 up; J. V. Blythe and Mrs. G. Collins, lup; Mrs. W. E. Broderick and Mrs. T. Brydone, \ square; Mrs. W. Wyber and S. P 0..drell, all square; Miss Quin and 11. Collins, all square; Mrs. F. C. Hutchison and C. McLean, all square; Miss J. Currie and J. Craig, all square; Mrs. W. Wyber and H. Hartland, J down. Approaching ('ompetition Morning - Mrs. W. Wyber and S. Powdrell. Afternoon. Mrs. H. Collins and A. B. Harrison. Umbrella.- -Mrs. J. V. Blythe.