DRAW FOR STABLEFORD MATCH AT WANGANUI LADIES’GOLF CLUB

Wanganui Chronicle, 8 November 1949, Page 9

DRAW FOR STABLEFORD MATCH AT WANGANUI LADIES’GOLF CLUB

Following is the draw for a stableford match to be played by the women members of the Wanganui Golf Club tomorrow. Will those unable to play please ring their partners and Mrs. L. Hammond, 83155, who will be in charge. There will be no draw for the Canadian foursomes bogey match to be played on closing day the foilowing week, November 16. Senior and junior members are asked to team up for this, arranging their own partners and opponents. The annual meeting will be held after the match, at 4 p.m., at the clubhouse. All members are asked to be present. From the first lee: 11.45 a.m., Mrs. Linwood v. Miss Bartrum; 11.50, Mrs Wiggens v. Mrs. Salt install; 11.55, Mrs Walker v. Miss Warnock; 12 noon, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Stewart; 12.5, Mrs. Connell v. Mrs. Udy; 12.10, Mrs. Wilson v. Miss Mullins; 12.15, Mrs. Ekstedt v. Mrs. Hunter; 12.20, Mrs. Dalgety v. Mrs. Sanko; 12.25- Mrs. Stott v. Mrs. Saunders; 12.30, Miss Rice v. Mrs. Glengarry; 12.35, Mrs. Aiken v. Miss E. Kellick; 12.40, Mrs. Alexander v. Miss Castles; 12.45, Mrs. Haworth v. Mrs. Burke; 12.50, Mrs. Percy v. Miss Scott; 12.55, Mrs. Billinghurst v. Mrs. Hirst; 1.0. Mrs. Shepherd v. Mrs. Strachan; 1.5, Mrs. Webster v. Miss R. Kellick. From the seventh tee: 12 noon, Mrs. Young v. Mrs. Parsons; 12.5, Mrs Creighton v. Miss Anderson; 12.10, Mrs. Haggitt v. Miss Jepson; 12.15, Mrs. Ogier v. Mrs. Everett; 12.20, Miss Currie v. Mrs. Wysocki; 12.25, Mrs. Handley v. Mrs. Wysocki; 12.30, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Collier; 12.35, Mrs. Richardson v. Miss Castles; 12.40, Mrs Gaskin v. Mrs. Mclntyre; 12.45, Mrs. Hammond v. scorer. From the 14th tee: 11.35 a.m., Mrs. Strachan v. Mrs. Murray; 11.40, Mrs. Mickleson v. Mrs. Sullivan; 11.45, Mrs. Steel v. Mrs. Isaac; 11.50, Mrs. Melody v. Mrs. Sampson; 11.55, Mrs. Gordon v. Mrs. Newton; 12.0, Mrs. Cross v. Mrs. Gardner; 12.5, Mrs. Derbyshire v. Mrs. Black. Saturday players: Miss Murray, Miss Bagge. Miss Edgecombe; Miss Bassett-Smith, Miss Uttley, Miss Owen; Mrs. Doig, Mrs. Thornton, Miss Shaw; Miss Davidson, Miss Batten, Miss M. Bourne; Miss Pawson, Miss D. Bourne, Mrs. Griffiths, Miss Gill.

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