GOLF

Southland Times, Issue 24881, 22 October 1942, Page 6

GOLF

Mrs J. F. Field Wins Stead Cup The Stead Cup golf tournament, which was concluded at Queen’s Park yesterday, I was won by Mrs J. F. Field with Mrs G. E. Glennie runner-up. Both belong to the Queen’s Park Club. Tire Amateur Sports Cup for B grade players was won by Mrs A. D. Reid (Gore) with Mrs G. Caldwell < (Queen’s Park) runner-up. The teams' match was won by Mrs Gorman (Chisholm Park), Mrs M. Fairbrother (Invercargill). Mrs J. F. Field and Mrs M. Watt (Queen’s Park). In a bogey match played in the afternoon Mrs Field won the senior grade and Mrs Fairbrother tire junior. At the conclusion of play the trophies were presented by Mrs S. C. K. Smith, president of the Queen’s Park Ladies' Golf Club. Members of all visiting clubs except Wyndham were among the prize-winners. Following are the results of the matches, the players belonging to Queen's Park unless otherwise stated:— Stead Cup—Mrs J. F. Field 9-85-176; Mrs G. E. Glennie 94-85-179; Mrs J. M. Mackintosh 94-90-184. Amateur Sports Cup—Mrs A. D. Reid (Gore) 106-99-205; Mrs G. Caldwell 106-104-210; Mrs S. Adamson 114-99-213; Mrs RRichardson 103-110-213. A Grade Medal Round.—Mrs J. M. Mackintosh 90-18-72; Mrs D. Lee (Nightcaps) 91-16-75; Mrs J. F. Field 85-10-75. B Grade Medal Round—Mrs S. Adamson 99-30-69; Mrs Shaw (Chisholm Park) 109-34-75; Mrs A. D. Reid (Gore) 99-21-78; Mrs E. J. Wallis 107-28-79; Mrs M. Fairbrother (Invercargill) 109-30-79. Bogey Match—Senior: Mrs J. F. Field, 2 down; Mrs D. Lee, 3 down; Mrs A. Harrington, 7 down. Junior: Mrs M. Fairbrother (Invercargill), Mrs G. H. Smith (Wyndham) and Mrs E. J. Wallis, all 5 down. Mrs Fairbrother won on the count back, EXCELSIOR TENNIS CLUB The annual meeting of the Excelsior Tennis Club, Tuatapere, was held in the pavi- j lion. Mr J. Cessford presided over a good attendance of members. ' The report stated that the club had had a successful season and that there was a good credit balance. Prospects for the coming season were quite good. It was decided to hold Saturday tournaments, and matches between two teams from the club. The election of office-bearers resulted as follows: President, Mr J. Cessford: secreI tary, Miss B. McLeod; auditor, Miss E. | King; delegates to Waiau Association, presi-

dent, secretary, Miss E. King and Mrs jay was fi xe d for Saturday, October 17.