THE GOLF SEASON

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 13, 19 May 1939, Page 4

THE GOLF SEASON

MOKORUA CLUB DRAW FOR SATURDAY The following draw has been declared for Saturday's games on tilt: Mokorua Club's course. Men: H. Righton plays A. Grace; O. M. Nicho!!s plays J. G. Mulholland; H, A. Cucksey plays G. Hart, ley; W. Sharkey plays J. Harris: A.. R. Martin plays J. Whitehead: K. Sisam plays W. Craig; C. Mollison plays A. R. Steffert; G. S. Harbutt plays iP. Cockerell; G. Symmans plays N. G. Greager; V. O. Kelly plays J. Denham; J. Stone plays E. J. Irwin; A. Chambers plays b. Wheeler; T. Hansen plays K. Jarrett; A. T. Shirley plays F. R. Hollis; A. R. Graeff plays 8.. Clarke: W. Ward plays R. E. Moxon, In the first round of the Carter Cup on the 13th the best medal card was handed in by O. M. Nicholls with a net 67. Other cards were as. follows: A. R. Martin 68; G. S. Hai. butt 70; B. Clarke 71; A. R. Graeil 72; E. JT. Irwin 72; V. O. Kelly 72; C. J. Mollison 74; A. 75; W. Sharkey 74; E. Buljot 76; * . Cockerell 77; J. Mulholland 77. Ladies: On Saturday May 20 a one club match will be played for Mrs Kent's trophy.. The draw is as follows: Mr s MulhoJland plays Mrs Kelly; Miss Old plays Mrs Jarrett; Mrs Shar key plays Mrs Creeke; Mrs Delves plays Miss Parkinson,; Mrs Thomas pla } r s Miss N. Jarrett; Mrs Bridger play s Mrs King; Miss B. Moody plays Mrs Kent; Mrs Wheeler plays Mrs Whitehead; Mrs Stone plays Mrs Timbs: Miss Pyn e plays Miss Smith*. Mrs Nicholas plays Mrs Graeff; Miss J. Moody pi ay 3 Miss Martyn; Mrs Hansen plays Miss Kent; Mrs Gwynne plays Miss Wilson. In last wees's match two good scores were handed in: Mrs Nicholls a nett 66 and Miss Jarrett nett 65. In the Bogey Cup match Mrs King wa s all square, Mrs Nicholls 1 down, M'ss Jarrett 1 down; Miss J. Moody I flown. KIJSTG TROPHY MATCHES The first round of the combined match for Mr A. C. King's trophic; will be played on Sunday afternoon the 21st inst. DAIRY COAVS POISONED A Te Puke farmer, Mr H. D. Day, had the misfortune recently to lose II cows of his dairy herd the beasts dying of poisoning. A veterinary who examined the animals was unable to establish the cause of death, but an English shrub which is growing on the farm is suspected.