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Wairarapa Times-Age, 3 October 1940, Page 7

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MAHUNGA CLUB GAMES DRAW FOR SATURDAY. LADIES’ NET AGGREGATE. The following is the draw for the fifth net aggregate to be played on Saturday by 7 lady members of the Mahunga Golf Club: —Miss Calwell v. Mrs Madsen; Miss Cummins v. Mrs Perrin; Miss Polson v. Mrs Turner; Miss Frost v. Miss Boyes; Miss Rudd v. Miss Holtham; Mrs Hendry' v. Miss Wyber; Mrs Hunn; v. Miss Yates; Miss Samson v. Miss Gaynor; Miss Smith v. Mrs Whyte; Miss Johnson v. Miss Kitchener; Miss Boddington v. Miss Taylor; Miss McFarlane v. Mrs Eaton; Mrs Church v. Miss O. Long; Miss Gillespie v. Miss B. Long; Mrs Musgrove v. Miss Allison; Miss Goodall v. Miss Reed; Mrs Jones v. another. MEN’S GAMES. The following is the draw for a medal round to be played on Saturday' in conjunction with the fifth and final round of the net aggregate competition (players on 24-18 handicap to return cards for the third and final round of the Brockett Trophy):—l. I. McGregor and L. M. Roach; I. McFarlane and V. E. Burridge; G. D. Caldwell and J. Norrie; G. V. Greer and N. Bach; A. H. Ward and W. J. Boyce; W. W. Hendry and C. A. Carrig; R. B. McPherson and J. Corbishley; G. B. Peterson and N. Cathie; G. R. Beecroft and E. Jenkins; D. A. Hunn and S. Jenkins: A. O. Jones and B. L. Larson; L. A. Curtis and M. Armstrong; J. Eastwood and F. C. Brockett; P. Hamill and E. K. Eastwood; J. Morris and R. F. Buick; J. W. Dove and J. G. McFarlane; W. G. Rew and P. R. Boyes; C. Sutherland and E. P. Perrin; M. Syron and G. B. Young; G. R. Turner and F. Traynor; A. J. Towns and J. Farrell; J. Brand and J. W. T. Jones; O. V. Berry and Ross Riley; W. Taylor and W. J. S. Musgrove; G. T. Wagg and F. R. Evans; B V. Bodie and Rex Riley; W. G. Bishop and R. C. Simpson; F. P. Brown and N. Fleming; E. Jenkins Senr. and H. J. Miller; A. McCalmont and M. Mason; F. Corry and C. Sandbek. MASTERTON SATURDAY’S ARRANGEMENTS. On Saturday a fourball bogey competition will be played by members of the Masterton Golf Club. A grade players will be partnered with B grade players. Members are asked to arrange their own partners and opponents. LADIES’ GAMES. The following is the draw for a silver and bronze medal competition to be played on Tuesday by lady members of the Masterton Golf Club: — No. 1 tee, 12.30 p.m. —Miss Todd v Miss Beetham; Mrs Drew v Miss Jury; Mrs S. Burridge v Mrs Holdgate; Mrs Fagan v Mrs Prior; Miss Murray v Miss M. Maunsell; Mrs R. Burridge v Miss Oates; Miss Jordan v Mrs O'Hara Smith. No. 1 tee, 1 p.m. —Mrs Mannering v Miss Ludbrook; Mrs Esau v Miss Carrick; Mrs Stewart v Mrs Jenkins; Miss J. Wrigley v Miss Innes; Mrs Candy v Mrs McKenzie; Mrs Jameson v Mrs Ball; Mrs Perry v Mrs Forsyth; Mrs H. Bell v Miss Rishworth; Mrs Whyte v Mrs W. Bell; Mrs Baker v Mrs Hancox; Miss Pither v Mrs Dove; Mrs Clarkson v Mrs Ninnes. No. 9 tee, 12.30 p.m.—Mrs Syron v Miss E. Todd; Mrs Knell a bye, RIVERSIDE

FOURBALL BOGEY ROUND. The following is the draw for a fourball bogey round to be played at Riverside on Saturday next: S. Onion and J. Thornton, H. Wehipeihana and R. Wearne, A. Wyeth and E. Reid, D. Costello and A. Dixon, F. Pool and H. Bannister. C. Chapman and B. Braggins, W. Palamontain and A. Clarkson R. Hatch and A. Donald, Greig Jones and F. Shearer, J. Lulham and Vic Jones, N. Ninnes and J. Wakelin. L. Roff and S. Wyatt. J. Skeet and R. Wellington, N. Everitt and A. Bell, C. Anderson and A. Carstens, G. Challis and C. Leigh, N. Hoar and G. Lam-,, bourne, W. Petty and B. Wilmshurst j M. Thornton and F. Hallam. F. Dwyer I and G. Murdoch, D. Grimwood and C.j t Walker, J. Connell and Rex Jones, G j Ruston and S. Herbert, T. U. Welling- ; ton and M. Finlayson, H. Clarkson and! J. Hume, M. Manson and H. Knox, E. Haughey and B. Castles, W. Gilliland and G. Longworth, lan Coleman ant .Brian Jones, A. Levick and A. R. Jas--1 pers, L. Cross and K. McCalmont. The following reduction of handicaps have been made: J. Wakelin 7/5. A Bell 8/6, W. Gilliland 19/15. Ladies:—Mrs Rawlins v Miss K Dixon; Mrs Clarke v Mrs Skeet; Mis: Bradley v Mrs Hayne: Mrs Palamon tain v Mrs Jones; Mrs Brown v Mis. ; Bampton; Mrs Chapman' v Mrs Con nell; Mrs Naan v Miss Nix; Miss Wood v Miss James; Mrs Gilliland v Mis Shearer; Miss Selby v Miss Wiggins- ' Mrs Pool v Mrs Emery; Miss Keisen- J berg v Mrs Cross; Miss J. Dixon v Mr. f - Wearne. 1 i WHAREMOUKU ‘ t STABLEFORD ROUND DRAW. i i The draw for a Stableford round tc 3 be played on Saturday by members of 1 the Wharemouku Golf Club is as fol- t lows: —S. Charleson and A. Keir; G 1 Dickel and F. Wells; J. Handyside and c T. McGovern; E. Handyside and -L. Wylie; J. Kerslake and R. Garland; H. McGovern and W. MacDonald:’ V. Me- 1 Keague and W. Vowell; H. Either and •> R. Wells; S. Playsted and F. Roberts: " F. Whyte and J. Wesney. ? Ladies: Mrs Wells v. Miss Eton; Miss 11 Dixon v. Miss Robinson; Mrs Playsted v. Miss Carrick; Mrs Wylie v. Miss J. 11 MacDonald; Mrs Handyside v. Miss e Wells; Mrs Towns v. Miss E. Hancox; v Miss Keith v. Miss W. James; Mrs A Laing v. Mrs Whyte; Miss Rose v. Mrs ° Hancox; Mrs Dickel v. Mrs Keir; Miss v A. Laing v. Miss Iveson; Mrs Burridge v. Mrs Macdonald: Mrs Johnstone v. Miss Harrison. LODGE MATCH. a The match. Lodge 19 v. 238. will be I played, weather permitting, on -the a Lansdowne links at the weekend, com- b mencing at 9 a.m. C