GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 29 August 1932, Page 4

GOLF

‘HOKITIKA CLUB MATCH

The oiip c’.ub medal was played by only a small number' of members of the Hokitika Golf Club, under unpleasant conditions on Saturday afternoon. Under the circumstances some good scores were recorded. The following arc the detailed results, Tomliuson proving the pinner:—Toip’inson ,98—22—76 ; T. Stuart 107—25—82; Mclntosh 111—29—82 ; Steel 88—5—83; Wvles 09—16—83 ; Darby 97—13—0.; •Warren 106—22-—Bl ; Stark 114—25 89.

HOKITIKA LADIES’ CLUB. i Matches to be played on Wednesday will be for trophies presented by Miss King, for senior players, and by Miss Potts, for the unearned handicap division. The matches will take the form of approaching and putting for both grades over 18 holes and 13 holes for thp respective ’ grades. Players may -start p’.ay at the first, third or sixth tees. The monthly L.G.U. medal match will :bn -played 'next .Saturday. -Nominations will close on Wednesday. The final in the ladies’ championship wiK b e played .Saturday, September 10.

DRAW FOR L.G.U. MATCH,

The following is the draw in the L.G.U. division:—Mrs Baker v. Mrs Diedriche, Miss 'Potts v. Mrs Cooke, Mrs Irwin v. Miss Houston, Miss .Adamson v. Mrs Murdoch, Mrs Langford v. Miss Billie Yarrnll, Mrs Caliari v.*Mr.s Winchester, Mrs Moore v. Mrs Choeney, Mrs Cox v. Mrs Garnet Perry, Mrs Radl’ofd v. Miss Dowell, Miss Bef.ty Yarrall v. Mrs Dorreem, Mrs Neville v. Mrs Ross, Mrs Tomlinson v. Mrs Guithrey, Mi* Cagney v. Miss Lewis, Mrs Wilson v. Mrs George Perry, Miss' Wilson v. scorer. The draw in the unearned handicap division is as follows ;—Miss Kel'-cr v. Miss Stevenson, Mrs Warren v. Mrs Thompson, Miss A. Mclntosh v. Mrs •Houston, Miss M. Wild v. Miss Preston, Miss powi© v. Miss E. Cooke, Miss Wormington v. Miss M. Mclntosh.