GOLF SEASON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 November 1939, Page 6

GOLF SEASON

MASTERTON CLUB’S CLOSING DAY REVIEW BY THE PRESIDENT. PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES. 1 The official closing day of the Masterton Golf Culb’s season was held at the Lansdowne links this afternoon, when a four-ball mixed foursome was > played. I The president, Mr. G. W. Sellar, in declaring the Jinks officially closed for /he season referred to the splendid n iion cf ;he whole course during s •effected great credit _ xen rep-w and his as- ■ .. .. - . p oved me wise policy of ../..i Alee .n undertaking the ex- . ..ramage dur.ng the past few a . .. embers tha, i ..1 av. .1. .1 f . pl., 0i1,.... an., .nvi,od ...e. .re.s ..f o.her local clues to avaJ themselves cf the opportunity tc become summer members. He stated that the club, as a club, had had a very good season, having been successful in retaining the Wilson Cup by drawing with Manawatu and winning the Oke Eketa Cup from Hutt. Mr Sellar complimented the winners of all trophies, particularly the winner of the club championship, Mr. T. 11. Horton, who first won the championship in 1917 and had been club champion for 15 years. He also congratulated the lady champion, Miss Jury, and the winner of the president’s trophy. Mr. Eric Henderson. Mention was made of the wonderful success of one of the club members, J. P. Hornabrook, in winning the New Zealand Open Championship, the Amateur Championship, the Jellicoe Ctip and the Bledisloe Cup at the recent championship meeting held at Miramar. The club's secretary would be asked to convey the congratulations of the whole of the members. The thanks of the club were extended to those members who had erected the boundary lence at the northern end of the links. The following members of the club had responded to the call and | were now in camp: R. Bassett, P, How- ! den. F. G. Fuller, T. C. Wynne, W. T. I Eiby. H. S. Budd, T. W. Horton and J. ! V. Reed. The trophies won by the lady members during the year were then presented by the ladies’ president, Mrs. G. W. Sellar, and trophies for the men's championship and other events by the president. The winners of trophies were:— Men: Senior championship, T. H. Horton; runner-up, R, E. Cameron; intermediate championship, D. H. Stratton; runner-up, G. Brown; junior championship, N. H. Prior; runner-up,: J. Shearer; captain’s trophy, senior, C. 1 R. Boys; junior. J. Shearer; president’s I trophy E. Henderson; net aggregate, I ■I. G. Bee; Hornabrook Cup, G. M. Ross; Jameson Cups. E. Henderson and E. B. Booth. Ladies: Senior championship (Mrs Norman Beetham’s trophy), Miss Jury; runner-up (Mrs G. W. Sellar’s trophy), Miss Todd: junior championship, Mrs Nitz; runner-up (Mrs B. P. Perry’s trophy), Miss J. Wrigley; silver medal. Mrs Fagan; bronze medal. Mrs Candy; senior rose bowl. Miss Todd; junior rose bowl, Mrs Candy; Hope Lewis cup, Mrs Jameson; Kebbell cup, Miss L. Bcetham; foursome vases, Mrs Plummer and Mrs Fogan; senior eclectic (Mrs Daniell’s trophy and Mrs Leo's trophy, six competitions), Mrs Fagan; •junior eclectic (Mrs Fagan’s trophy), Mrs Nitz and Mrs Candy; four competitions. Mrs Perry; four competitions, Miss Todd; four competitions (Mrs Lee’s trophy). Mrs Nitz; three competitions, Mrs Prior; three competitions, Miss Jury; two competitions, Miss Oates; two competitions, Miss J. Wrigley; two competitions, Mrs Candy; two , commpetitions, Miss Innes; two com- ■ petitions, Miss N. Taylor; one competition, Mrs Plummer; one competition, , Mrs S. Burridge; one competition, Miss , L. Bcetham: one competition, Miss E. . Wrigley; one competition, Mrs Wrigley; one competition. Mrs Ninnes: one , competition, Miss M. Taylor; one com- I petition, Mrs Jameson; one competi- . tion, Mrs Esau® one competition, Mrs j Whyte: one competition (Miss Jury’s ( trophy), Miss E. Prior; greatest handi- - caps reduction (Miss Oates’s trophy), ; Miss L. Bcetham. i