WAIROA GOLF

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19987, 12 July 1939, Page 11

WAIROA GOLF

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP QFAIiTFYIXr; ROFXD The first qualifying round of Ihe Wniron Golf Club's championship was played last week-end in weather conditions which were all against good scores being made. This was reflected in the cards which were handed in and only one player was able to break 80, this being F. H. Jones, whose card read 77. Following are the scores: F. H. Jones 77: A. E. Smith, T. Crawford, 81; H. Crichton. C. Ileslop, G. Mowat, 84; W. Irwin, 87; H. Piclriuck. L. Grieve, 89; If. Goidstone, 90; 11. McCrca, W. Craig, 92; W. Sainsbury, If. Barton, 98; J. Scott, 94; W A. Watson, If. Bauld, .inn., 95; If. McDonald, 90; N. McQueen, 97: A. Martin, R. Bauld, sen., 100; A. 1 hornson 101; W. Crarer. 102; E. Krogh, 108; J. Ileslop, 107; D. Glengarry, 119; M. Stuart, 118. Draw For Second Round Following is the draw for the second qualifying round, which will be played next Saturday: —Smith and Crawford; Jones and Crichton; Mow- > at and Heslop; dc Lautour and ; Goidstone; Grumitt and Irwin; Grieve ■ and Scott; McCrca and Pom a re; Prebblc and Ryan; Craig and Martin; Bauld. jun., and Brownlie; Barton and Bauld, sen.: Pinel and Watson, jun.; McQueen and W. Sainsburv; Thomson and MacDonald: Hinckcsman and Krogh: Glengarry and Crarer; Millar and C. R. Sainsbury; McKay and Morrison: Heslop and Stuart; Trewby and Withers. players should arrange with L. L. Ileslop about starting times. Lost Balls At the last meeting of the committee it was decided to do away with the marking of balls and members were asked to redeem any of their balls which were m the lost ball box and this would be dismantled. As the course is now in a soft condition after the recent fain Majors are requested to be more caretul in the replacement of divots. Too much laxity in this has been noticed lately and as the grounds committee i s doing its utmost to keep the links in first class condition for the championships and tournament, playcis are asked to help. WAIItOA LADIES’ CLUB The best cards returned for the first qualifying -round of the championships 'cf -the Wairoa Ladies’ Golf Club were:— A Grade. —Mrs. Smith, 92 11 81; Miss Chase, 94 —9 —85. B Grade. —Mrs. McCrca, 92—21—71; Miss Harvey, 9(1 —21 —75; Mrs. Goldstone, 96—19—77; Mrs. Glengarry, 98—21—77. The following is the draw for the Saturday players in the second qualifying round: —Miss MacPherson and Miss Symonds: Miss McKay and Miss Morgan; Miss Chi tty and Miss Tra fiord; Mrs. Teague and Miss’ Rh.vnd; Miss Hinckcsman. and Miss Phc-lan; Miss Henry and Miss Hobgood; Miss Timms, to be arranged. | The ‘hostesses this week are Mrs. McKay and Mrs. Crarer. .MARAETAIIA CUT (Itrralil Oon-rspoii'lcnt.) The semi-finals of the Maraetalia Golf .Club's Wilkin-••on Memorial Cup series were played in bleak weather during the week-end and resulted as follows: — K. Muir (18) defeated A. C. Jones (16). 2 and 1; W. Hayden (9) d It. Francis (26.), 1 up.