GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 19 June 1939, Page 7

GREYTOWN

ENJOYABLE GOLF — a BALFOUR MEMORIAL TROPHY. ("Times-Age” Special.) On Saturday afternoon 56 members of the Greytown Golf Club played in the second round of the mixed foursome competition for the President’s trophies, the games being most enjoyable. In the first round, Mrs Ross and Mr G. Brunton had the best card net score (70). On Saturday. Mrs Ward and J. Cr Feast played a fine round of 80 less a handicap of 11, making a net score of 69, and are thus leading by one point. The third round will be played in three weeks’ time. The following cards were handed in:—Mrs Ward and J. C. Feast, score 80, handicap 11, total 69; Mrs Ross and J. W. Tate, 96, 22, 74; Mrs Gold and F. C. Bunny, 87, 13, 74; Miss Wood and Ray Ingley, 104, 28, 76; Mrs T. R. Ingley and G. Te Whaiti, 100, 24, 76; Miss Eccles and A. Carter, 105, 28. 77; Miss E. Gregor and E. Maddison 84, 13, 77; Miss I. Collier and H. R. Feast. 94, 17, 77; Mrs B. Gregor and E. Feast, 100, 23, 77; Miss Brice and L. Curtis, 102, 24, 78; Miss J. Feast and A. G. Peterson, 109, 20, 79; Mrs G. Ingley and G. Eager, 106, 25, 81; Mrs J. Jury and W. Kilgour, 102, 20, 82; Mrs Gregor and A. G. Rhodes, 109, 26, 83; Miss Nix, and T. Nelson, 94, 11, 83; Mrs C. Ingley and T. Gold, 106, 21, 85; Mrs Nicholson and h. G. Carter, 112, 26, 86; Mis Askew and C. Stunnell, 117 26, 91. Fine weather conditions prevailed for the start of the Alan Balfour Memorial competition. Two rounds of 18 holes each were played. At the end of the morning rounds F. C. Bunny led the field with a fine score of 74. B. Kiernan did 75, and J. C. Feast 76. In the afternoon Bunny slipped to an 86. but Kiernan returned a 79. As did J. C. Feast. At the end of the day B. Kiernan led the field with 154, J. C. Feast being second with 155. The final 36-holes will be played next weekend. The scores were: —B. Kiernan, scores 75, 79, total 154; J. C. Feast, 76, 79, 155; H. R. Feast, 78, 80, 158; E. Maddison, 78, 80, 158; F. C. Bunny, 74, 86 160; T. Nelson, 80, 82, 162; T. Gold, 77, 85, 162; T. R. Ingley, 85, 85, 170; J. E. Feast, 80, 91, 171; Ray Ingley, 93, 91, 184; A. Carter, 98, 86, 184; J. W. Tate, 92, 99, 184; C. Stunell, 93, 91, 184; A. G. Rhodes, 96, 95, 191; G. Brunton, 94, 101, 195; W. Kilgour, 95, 100, 195; G.-Te Whaiti, 103, 99, 202; W. Everett, 116, 92. 208; A. G. Peterson, 102, 111 213; K. Nix, 110, 110, 220; L. Mead, 111, 111, 222. The Challenge Cup competition was played in conjunction with the Balfour Memorial, but is on a handicap basis. The best card was handed in as follow: T. Gold 77-11-66, 85-9-76, total 142; A. Carter 78-7-71, 80-7-73. 144; Eshrdluc Carter 98 20 -78, 86-20-66, 144; H. R. .Feast 78-7-71, 80-7-73. 144; E. Maddison 78-7-71, 80 ; 7-73, 144; B. Kiernan 75-4-71, 79-4-75, 146; Ray Ingley 93-19-74, 91-19-72, 146; T. Nelson 80-8-72, 82-8-74, 146; F. C. Bunny 74-7-67, 86-6-80, 147;J. C. Feast 76-3-73, 79-3-76. 149; J. E. Feast 80-11-69. 91-11-80, 149; A. G. Rhodes 96-20-76, 95-20-75, 151; G. Te Whaiti 103-24-79, 99-24-75, 154; G. Brunton 94-20-74, 101-20-81, 155; W. Kilgour 95-20-75, 100-20-80, 155; C. Stunell 93 15-78, 91-15-76, 154; J. W. Tate 92-15-77, 92-15-77, 154; T. R. Ingley 85-7-78. 85-7-78, 156; A. G. Peterson 102-24-78. 111-24-87. 165; K. Nix 110-24-86, 110-24 86, 172; L. Mead 111-24 87, 111/24-87, 174; W. Everett 116-24-92, 107-24-83, 175. Hockey. Greytown A won by default from Carterton. Greytown Scouts wore defeated by the College by 5 goals to one. Miniature Rifles. The following is the Greytown min - iature rifle team to shoot at Martin,borough on Tuesday night. Cars will leave at 7.15 p.m.: —G. Rhodes, R. Ingley, B. Rhodes, R. Tilson, H. Gray. R. Te Whaiti, Miss C. Grey, Miss J. Morgan, Miss G. Gray, Miss D. Roband, Miss L. Gray, Miss A. Gray, Mrs Parker, I. Te Whaiti, W. Fuge, R. Hood.