GOLF ACTIVITIES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 85, Issue 124, 29 May 1941, Page 9

GOLF ACTIVITIES

CASTLECLIFF LADIES’ CLUB NEILSON CUP ROUND The Castlecliff Ladies’ Golf Club will play the first round of the Neilson Cup to-morrow and Saturday. Following is the draw:— For To-mor.\ w.—Miss Quarterman v. Mrs. Marshall; Mrs. Davis v. Mrs. Barber; Mrs. Ekstedt v. Mrs. Thomas; Mrs, Brown v. Mrs. Lake; Mrs. Atchison v. Mrs. Sanko; Mrs. Bogle v. Mrs. la Pouple; Mrs. Bonner v. Mrs. Hepburn; Mrs. Hogg v. Mrs. Thorburn; Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Bensel; Mrs. McLean v. Mrs. Clark; Mrs. Newrick v. Mrs. Simpson; Mrs. Gibson v. Mrs. Carvell; Mrs. Tinney v. Mrs. Wagstaff.

Saturday.—Miss Temperton v. Mrs. Brown; Miss Brock v. Mrs. Doig; Mrs. Shepherd v. Mrs. Saltinstall; Miss O’Brien v. Miss Lange; Mrs. McFarlane v. Miss Paw'son; Mrs. Moore v. Miss O'Sullivan: Miss Hillcoat v. Miss Ellis; Miss McKenzie v. Miss Batten; Miss Gordon v. Mrs. Nuttall; Miss Watson v. Miss Eban; Miss Anderson v. Miss Northover; Mrs. Anderson v. Miss Conway; Miss Good v. scorer. SEAFIELD COUNTRY CLUB Last week's medal round, played by the Seafield Golf Club women members resulted in good scores, as follow: Miss E. Tawse, 93-19-74; Miss P Bell, 81-6-75; Miss J. Irwin, 94-19-75. Mrs. Haggle defeated Mrs. Irwin in the final for Mrs. Bell's trophy. This week-end a bogey match will be played. WANGANUI LADIES’ CLUB Members of the Wanganui Ladies' Golf Club will hold a one-day tournament to-morrow in aid of the All-in War Funds. A medal round will be played in the morning and in the afternoon a bogey foursome will be played. Players in the foursome are to choose their own partners and opponents. In addition there will be a “bring-and-buy” stall. The draw for the medal round is as follow:—■ 9.3o—Mrs. Coghill and Mrs. Glenn. 9.34—Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Newton. 9.38 —Miss Clark and Miss Duncan. 9.42—Mrs. Ekstedt and Miss Murray. 9.46—Mrs. Cutiield and Mrs. Davis. 9.so—Mrs. Haggle and Miss Collier. 9.s4—Mrs. Irvin and Mrs. Ryall. 9.sB—Mrs. Saltinstall and Miss Latham. 10.02—Mrs. Alp and Miss Burling. 10.06—Mrs. Goldsbury and Mrs. Harvey. 10.10— Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. A. Kellick. 10.14 G. Cotton and Miss Kellick. 10.18—Miss Currie and Mrs. Parsons. 10.22—Colin Cutiield and Mrs. Anderson. 10.26 —Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Gardner. 10.30—Mrs. Earle and Mrs. Dalgety. 10.34—Mrs. Handley and Miss Quin. 10.38—Mrs. Hobbins and Miss Mullins. 10.42—Mrs. Kellick and Mrs. Blanchett. 10.46—G. Collins and Mrs. A. Hunter. 10.50 — Mrs. Moore Hunter and Mrs. 11. Collins. 10.54 Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Carver. 10.58—Miss Scott and Miss Taylor. 11.02—Mrs. Larsen and Miss Haggle. 11.06—Mrs. Taylor and Miss J. Anderson. 11.10— Miss M. A. Moore and Mrs. Murray. 11.14 Mrs. Chesswas and Mrs. Macnab. Late entries will be received at the clubhouse. Stableford Results. Results of the Stableford played yesterday are as follow: — Senior. —Miss Murray 31, Miss Collier 30, Mrs. Haggle 30, Miss Duncan 29, Mrs. Cutiield 29. Juniors.—Mrs. Wilberfoss 28, Mrs. Anderson 28, Mrs. G. Collins 28. WANGANUI CLUB. The following times have been booked by Wanganui Golf Club members for next Saturday: — 9.00 a.m.—A. Kellick, J. F. Collins. 10.28—M. Hunter, E. H. Lange. 10.36—J. B. Jack, H. Hipango. 11,04—A. D. Charge, J. E. Foster. 11.12—H. Siddall, H. Holroyd. 12.16—G. Mcßeth, W. Barraud. 12.20—F. G. Beaven, G. Saunders, F. C. Hutchison. 12.50 C. I. Spillane, P. A. Stott, L. F. Davies, Coupland. 12.55 A. H. Boyes, E. Goldsbury, A. G. Mackay, A. Douglass. 1 p.m.—G. F. Lomas, A. Doig, T. Hackshaw, R. Carew. 1.05—H. G. Carver, F. J. Jacobs, J. Brighton, K. V. Broughton. I.lO—V. H. Fennell, J. E. Marshall, S. Irwin, F. Bell. Imlay Cup.—Third round matches in the Imlay Cup should be completed by next week-end. Patriotic Tournament. A handicap tournament will be held next week-end at Belmont for club members for the Air Force Queen. The following is the programme:— May 31.—18 holes qualifying round, arrange own partners. June I.—Morning: First round of flight competitions and Stableford bogey handicap. Afternoon: Second round of flight competitions and bo.vey handicap. June 2.—Morning: Final flight handicap and bogey handicap. Afternoon: Four-ball bogey match. FORDELL CLUB In the L.G.U. medal round played by women members of the Fordell Golf Club on Saturday the best net scores returned were: Bronze division, Mrs. R. Sutherland 79, Mrs. Armstrong 81, Mrs. Morgan 82, Mrs. Higgle 82; junior division, Mrs. Lee 71, Mrs. Leach 82. Next Saturday a Stableford bogey and medal round will be played, the draw being: Bronze division, Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Mac Lean. Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. Higgle, Mrs. Sommerville and Mrs. Bouslield, Miss Rice and Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. A. McLeod, Miss McLeod and partner. Junior division, Miss Sutherland and Miss McGregor, Mrs. A. Sutherland and Mrs. Leach, Miss Barnes and Mrs. B/.irr, Mrs. Fowler and Miss Henderson, Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Lee, Miss Skoglund and partner. Men members will play a four-ball best-ball bogey. The draw is as follows: S. Henderson and B. Burnett v. C. Fowler and K. Aiken, G. Bouslield and A. Webster v. R. Sommerville and A. McLeod. C. Higgle and s. Palmer Jones v. C. Bur/and D. Hen-

derson, R. Sutherland and D. Higgle v. D. Armstrong and H. Webster. Other players will be matched at the clubhouse.