The Bay of Plenty Beacon Published Tuesdays and Fridays. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 81, 15 June 1945, Page 4

The Bay of Plenty Beacon Published Tuesdays and Fridays. FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945

ON THE LINKS WHAKATANE GOLF CLUB SECTIONAL MATCH RESULTS Connell beat Carter; Syme beat Milne; Burstall beat Bridger; Campbell beat Bushett; Stone beat Corbett; Spring beat Dallas; Denliam beat Rev. Rangi; Wyllie. and Rev. Wilson all square; R. Morpeth 93— 11—82. BOGEY HANDICAP Syme 81 —12 —(ii) all square; Con-> nell 82—8—74 3 down; Suckling 87— 12- —75 5 down; Carter 5 down. SECTIONAL REVIEW The senior sectional matches are practically decided except with section 2. In the junior division sections 2, 4 and 6- should be decided next week-end, after which the sectional play-oft' w T ill commence. DRAW Next Saturday th.e draw will be as follows: Sectional matches—Steel v Hyland; Butler v Morpeth (Butler to play a medal handicap in a tie with R. Morpeth); Syme v Burstall in the Clarke Cup semi-final; Campbell v Cockerell; Spring v Stone; Wyllie v Hay; Rev. Wilson v J. Wilson; B. Butler v Winstone.

The inter-sectional draw will be posted up in the clubhouse. STABLEFORD BOGEY The rest of the club will take part in a Stableford Bogey Handicap and Sweepstake, arranging own partners at the clubhouse. RE-HANDICAP Syme will be reduced from 12 to 11. TE PUKE OPEN DAY Tc Puke are holding an open day on Sunday next the 17th inst. Last year one car travelled to Te Puke. At our last Labour week-end tournament about 12 Te Puke players came over. It is to be hoped that a fair muster of players make the trip to Te Puke as a reciprocal gesture for continued inter-club visitations. Any more wanting to go are re-* quested to contact the president Mr Luxton. SENIOR BUTTONS A very close and exiciting finish was a feature of the match played last Sunday between the holders Connell and Henderson v the challengers Luxton and Barry for the Senior Buttons. A series, of misputts by the challengers was the cause of their not being able to register a victory. Spring and. Denham } holders of the Junior Buttons are looking out eagerly for challengers for their trophies. LADIES' GOLF SATURDAY'S PLAY The qualifying round for the Allan Trophy together with the second round of the Appleby Gup will be played on Saturday. The draw will be :— Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Symmans; Mrs Berg and Mrs Winstone; Mrs Otley and Miss Black; Mrs Boon and Mrs Dawson; Mrs Combes and Miss

Carter; Mrs Sloane and Miss Nankivell; Mrs Mussett and Miss Winstone. M.rs Dallas and Mrs Dewar; Mrs Suckling and Mrs Duncan; Mrs Barry and Miss Otlcy; Mrs Frascr and Miss Kent; Mrs Jarrett and Miss Righton; Mrs Semmens and Mars Trask; Mrs Pearsc and Mrs Busliett. Mrs Conncll and Miss Lcnz; Mrs Donaldson and Mrs Corcoran; Miss Hyland and another; Miss Venables and Miss Armstrong; Mrs Stone and Miss Diprose; Miss Hunter and Miss King; Miss Robins and Miss Wilson; Miss Luxton and Miss Todman; Miss Tuckey and Miss Reynolds. To save, congestion and waiting on tlie 10th tec it would be appreciated if any player unable to play on any Saturday would inform the secretary. j The. June Medal results were: Mrs | Armstrong 81—20, 64; Mrs Duncan 1108 —33 75; Miss Otley 110. I *