MARTON WOMEN GOLFERS REGISTER BIG WIN OVER FEILDING TEAM

Wanganui Chronicle, 2 November 1950, Page 2

MARTON WOMEN GOLFERS REGISTER BIG WIN OVER FEILDING TEAM

Marton women golfers experienced an easy win over Feilding in an interclub match played at Marton this week. The home team won on the aggregate by 22 games to four, five being halved. Marton won the singles by 14 games to three (four halved), and the fourball by eight games to one (one halved). The following were the single results, Marton players mentioned first: —Mrs Fullerton-Smith won from Mrs Farquharson, Mrs Morrison halved with Mrs Shepherd, Mrs W. T. Galpin won from Mrs Gieson, Mrs Marshall halved with Mrs Halligan, Mrs Caith ness wc n from Mrs Clarke, Mrs Wilson won from Miss Shepherd, Mrs Sladdeu won from Mrs Laurence, Mrs Joblin won from Mrs Nicols, Mrs Frederick won from Miss Younger, Miss P. Gal pin lost, to Mrs Hunt, Mrs Knox won from Mrs Seville, Miss E. Galpin won from Mrs Wilton, Mrs Crawford won from Mrs Trickle bank, Mrs Tolley lost to Miss Toogood, Mrs Fenwicke won from Miss Robson, Miss Ladley won from Mis Batchelor, Miss S. Galpin won from Mrs- Drube, Mrs McFarlane lost to Mrs Mclntosh, Mrs Trotter halved with Mrs Hasell, Mrs Low halved with Mrs Penhay, Mrs Cornloot won from Mrs Mayer. MARTON GOLF CLUB. Following is the draw for a Stableford match to be played tomorrow on the Marton golf links: A. R. Marshall V. M. C. Fenwicke, H. K. Joblin v. k. G. McConnell, A. D. Fullerton-Smith; V. W. Fullerlon-Smitn, L. T. Coleman, A. G. Duncan; A. FullertonSmith, N. B. Langston, F. C. Christensen; F. J. Christensen, R. Worker, R. I-I. Add; M. C. Twist, D. B. Stanford, H. R. Miller; A. W. Low, Roger Harris, K. N. Glasgow; G. G. Oliver, M. A. Ingle, T. M. Wi.lis. D. Gavin, H. A. B. Coleman, E. Dix; D. L. Sladden, T'. Moore, J. A. Sfrncox; R. Crawford. R. A. Still, A. R. Charlton; W. 11. Cornloot, S. W. Morrison, L. A. P. Sherri ff;’ Henry Gaisford, V. E. Frost, M. J. Stubbs. The best scores for the medal round plaved last Saturday were: M. A. Ingle, 98, 30, 68; V. E. Fiost, 92, 24, 68; Roger Harris, W. If. Corn foot, 97, 28, 69; H. 11. Slocombe, 92, 22, 70; H. K. Joblin, 77, 7, 70; M. C. Twist, 83. 13, 70. Members are asked to complete their Morrison Bowl matches. The draw is on view at the clubhouse.

Congratulations are extended to the two nursing cadet teams which entered for the district cadet competitions at Wanganui during last week-end. The Marton nursing cadet B team was third, and Marton nursing cadets A team fourth. As the highest marks gained were 92, and the lowest 88, it will be seen from these figures that the teams were very closely marked. The Marton teams were trained by their Lady Cadet Superintendent and both teams were entirely new ones since last year. The teams were as follows:—A team: M. Robertson (leader), J. Laurenson, M. Parlane, L. McDonald. B team: M. Jones (leader), B. Daynes, J. Parlane, M. Watson. Emergency, M. Davies.