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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 157, 3 June 1940, Page 2

GOLF.

MANAWATU CLUB COMPETITIONS Yesterday a four-ball bogey competition was played by members of the Manawatu Golf Club in aid of the lied Cross Fund. The leading scores were: K. S. Glenclmning and B. Marsack, 4 up; A. E. Carrington and I. C. Robinson, Spring and H. Latta, G. P. Hunter and Church; P. Moran and F. Andrews, \V. T. Duckworth and A. M. Johns, square; H. G. Bagnall and J. T. Rogerson, F. King and Styce. A. G- Cliff and C. Cliff. 1 down; A. J. M. Goodwin and W. H. Hall, 2 down. Mr J. R. Galloway stated yesterday that it is hoped to screen the New Zealand Golf Council’s films in Palmerston North shortly. BUCKLEY CLUB. The June medal competition played at the Buckley Golf Club, Shannon, at the week-end was won by R. E. ,'S. Birch, his score being 83—16—67. A stroke competition was won in the A grade by D. Leng-Ward with a score of 70 net, and by E. Murrow in the B grade with 68 nett. RANGITIKEI LADIES v. OROUA . DOWNS. A team of lady golfers from Oroua Downs recently made the 'journby to Bulls and a match was played against Rangitikei in bitterly cold weather. Following are details of the games, Rangitikei players mentioned first: Mrs Hendry beat Mrs Moffat. Miss Kilgour-Carter beat Miss' Jarvis, Mrs Rdssell beat Mrs. Vcale, Mrs Scott beat Miss Pedersen, Mrs Last-Harris beat Mrs Cameron, Mrs !DA Wilson’ lost;to Mrs. Nicholls,- Miss Perrett beat Miss B. Gibbons, Mrs. H. Pearce beat M> s s Sexton, Miss Howard lost to Mrs Pedersen, .. Miss j. Wilson lost to Miss *Gray. Rangitikei, 7 wins; Oroua Downs, 3 wins.' ■ ' On Thursday next the Rangitikei Glub is to hold an open day in aid of Red Cross' funds, when a stroke round of 18": holes

\yjll be held, plav to commence at 12.45, and .the draw will take place at the club house. Trophies are offered for the beet score in .both senior and junior divisions. In last week’s L.G.U. round the best scores were: First division, Miss Kilgour-Carter, 96 —19—77; Mrs Hendry, 101—19—82. Second division, Miss Perrett, 106—30—76; third 'division, Miss. Coleman, 89—24—65.. -