GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 25 October 1932, Page 4

GOLF

HOKITIKA GOLF CLUB. CAPTAIN v. SECRETARY TEAMS MATCH. On Saturday last the annual match Captain’s team v. Secretary’s team was played in intermittent showers. The .shelter shed erected by a working bee at- the beginning of the season, which so far has been rarely used, proved its worth. Owing to the unpleasant conditions and counter 'attractions tliere were several changes made in the teams as originally selected. The Captain’s team finally emerged the winners by 6 games to 4, In some coses the fables were turned in the matches playtcl for tbe finals and semi-finals of the club championships. The following are the individual resuite, Captain’s mentioned first: Che n.ey beat Adamson 2 *and 1, Steel beat Darby 4 ail'd "u, Cox beat Wilson 4 and 3, Cagney beat Finerty 5 and 4, Irwin boat nobilliard 4 and 3, Caliari lost to Tomlinson 3 and 2, Macfarlane lost to ;W. E. Brown 6 and 5, Cooke lost to Menzies 6 and 4, Rainger beat jHazeldine 4 and 3, Stark lost t° Warren 6 and 4.

HOKITIKA LADIES’ CLUB. L.G.U. DIVISION MATCH. The best cards returned for the October bog y match were: —Mrs Cooke 2 down; Mrs Caliari 2 down; Miss Adamson 3 down; Miss E. Cooke 3 down.

The match scheduled for to-morrow is the captain’s v. secretary’s.’ The players are as follows, the captain’s team being the first named: —Miss King v. Miss Houston; Mrs Neville v. Mrs Cox; Mrs Baker v. Mrs Winchester ; Mrs Cooke v. Mrs Langford; Miss Adamson v. Mrs Ross; Miss Lewis v. Mi’s Caliari; Miss E. Cooke v. Mrs Dorreen ; Mrs Moore v. Mrs Murdoch : Mrs Cagney v. Mrs Tomlinson : Mrs Garnet Perry v. Miss Betty Yarrall; Mrs Guthrey v. Miss Potts; Mis s Billie Yarrall v. Mrs Radford; Miss Dowel] v. Mrs Irwin; Mrs George Perry v. Miss A. Mclntosh; Mrs McIntyre v. Jib’s Warren; Miss S. Keller v. Miss Wormington; Miss Preston v. Mrs Thompson; Mrs Houston v. scorer. Anyone unable to play in the above match communicate with the secretary (Mrs Dorreen).

L.G U. SUMMER SCRATCH SCORE. I November 1, next Tuesday, has been fixed as the beginning of the summer par, which will be 74, a difference of 3 stroeks, from the winter par of 77. UNEARNED HANDICAP DIVISION. The October medal match was Avon bv Miss A. Mclntosh w ; th a nett score of (58. The bogey match Avan also Avon by Miss A. Mclntosh Avitfi an excellent card of 5 up on bogPA\ Other A’ery J cards were Miss N. Wornyngton 3 up. Miss S. Keller 2 up. Miss Mclntosh is plivincr coif much above the grade of this division and is now on a plus 4 handicap. Miss Wormineton has •>•“<lured her handicap to 16; Miss Keller will play on a 22 handicap and Mrs Warren has reduced to a, 13 handicap.