GOLF.

Otaki Mail, 19 July 1922, Page 3

GOLF.

Saturday was not a good golfing day as there was a strong bleak southerly. Nevertheless, the scores in both the ladies' and man’* medal competitions w-ere good. Miss Quill kept on her winning way and won her seventh consecutive victory with a nett score of 74-. Miss Brandon being one stroke mere. In the men’s event Wills, tm 10-73. earned a well-deserved prize. This player has liven practising steadily. 1 and is a keen, determined player, and will go far if he can develop a more I graceful style. j Manawatu is sending a tea-m down j next Saturday, and the following are j requested to be at the links n.ot later j than 1 p.m.—Mre TV. M. Sipieox, Mrs R. D’Ath, Miss Quill, Miss Bennett. Miss Brandon, Miss Booth, Miss Swa- | bey. Messrs Kirk, Holmes, .Sievers, Grey, Higgiuson, Hopkins. F. 8. Simcox. P. Simcox. Bruwu. O’Rourko, tt: more, Wills, J. B. D’Ath, G. Lethbridge. Blackburn and Harper. It will he a general tea day, and j lunch will lie ready for both teams at j 12:30 p.m. ; Mrs St. George- has presented a tra- [ phy to the Clnb to be competed tor by j the ladies in an eclectic competition, i The event will remain open for play un- | til the end of the season. ! The Club has a goad many new lady ] planers this seasoa and they have put | yet iearnt how to score their cards. In the last bogey the secretary had to disqualify two competitors for inaccurate seoriug. Competitors in competitions 1 must have the actual score for each I hole put down and the cards must be signed anti returned at once.