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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 September 1943, Page 3

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MAHLNGA CLUB LADIES’ GAMES. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The following is the draw for a bogey competition to be played on Saturday by the lady members of the Mahunga Golf Club: —Mrs Heasley v Miss Jepson; Miss Reed v Mrs Perrin; Mrs Caldwell v Mrs Hunn; Mrs Budd v Miss Gaynor; Miss Watson v Miss Frost; Miss Cal well v Miss Horneman: Miss Wilton v Mrs Long; Mrs Friend v Miss Wyber; Mrs Sutherland v Miss Kitchener; Mrs Hendry v Miss Ailington; Mrs Madsen v Miss Cummins. The following is the draw for a medal round, sealed handicap, together with the second round of the Brockett trophy to be played on Saturday:—A. E. Friend v G. R. Ward; J. G. Heasley v G. B. Young; G. T. Wagg v J. G. Brand; J. Farrell v E. W. Smith; F. C. Brockett v A. Steele; J. Morris v G. B. Peterson; C. R. Ryan v R. B. McPherson; W. G. Bishop v W. Blennerhassett; W. W. Hendry v F. W. Lusty; I. I. McGregor v V. Heath; F. J. Traynor v C. Mossop; G. R. Beecroft v J. W. Dove; W. Taylor v L. J. F. Jones; J. G. McFarlane v A. Welply; E. A. Earp v C. Sutherland; E. Jenkins v F. Stains; J. Price v S. L. Jenkins; A. W. McDonald v A. O. Jones. Reduction of handicaps: H. M. O’Connor to 16/12; C. Sutherland to 16/12. RIVERSIDE CLUB COMPETITIONS FOR SATURDAY. A fourball bogey will be played on Saturday by the juniors and seniors: — Ladies: Mrs Rawlins and Mrs Esler; Miss J. Dixon and Mrs Emery; Mrs Clarke and Mrs Pool; Mrs Palamontain and Mrs Skeet; Mrs Jones and Mrs Wakelin; Mrs Clarkson and Mrs Wells: Mrs Brown and Mrs Nancarrow; Mrs Hayne and Mrs Gilliland; Miss Norman and another.

Men: T. Bell and W. Nichol; R. 801 l and J. Kerslake; R. Callander and M. Haughey; J. Wakelin and A. Levick; J. Lulham and R. Harman; F. Pool and H. Bannister; R. Wearne and J. Ewen; M. Rawlins and L. Roff; A. Carstens and F. Wells; C. H. Dixon and J. Gallagher; N. Everitt and W. Gilliland; L. Curtis and D. Parsons; A. Clarkson and J. Buttress; N. Hume and H. Keisenberg; R. Hatch and A. Dixon; C. Leigh and S. Onion; J. Bell and G. Murdoch; G. Challis and W. Palamontain; E. Reid and R. Simpson; H. and J. Skeet; R. Wellington and*G. Peterson; A. Wyeth and G. Longworth; AHearle and N. Rogers; M. Finlayson and another. Rehandicaps: J. Bell, 11/8: W. Gilliland, 15/11; G. Longworth, 14/11; N. Rogers, 18/14; Mrs Emery, 32/24. MASTERTON CLUB GAMES FOR SATURDAY. The following games will be played on Saturday:—Captain's trophy: R. G. Mackie v G. M. Ross; J. R. Wells v A. J. Drew; G. F. Candy v W. J. Rew; W. Batty v T. H. Horton. Junior championship: N. Ninnes v J.

Futter; B. Bodie v J. Long; G. Biss v F. Whyte. Intermediate championship: H. Bell v J. C. Broad; S. R. Divers v L. Kibblewhite; G. Brown v S. V. Playsted: To complete various rounds the fol- • lowing' are asked to play their matches as early as possible:— President’s trophy: G. M. Ross v R. E. Baker.. Junior championship: W. J. Rew v G. R. Joy. Intermediate .championship: W. H. Saunders v A. J. Drew. Other members will arrange their own partners and opponents for a fourball bogey competition. The following is the draw for the ladies’ bogey rose bowl competition:— Mrs H. Marshall and Miss E. M. King; Mrs R. R. Burridge and Mrs F. Fen-. ; wick; Mrs J. C. Forsyth and Mrs S. E. Burridge; Mrs P. F. Fagan and Mrs G. Biss; Mrs G. F. Candy -and Mrs F. ,■ / Whyte; Mrs B.'P. Perry and Mrs R. T. Stewart; Mrs S. V. Playsted and Mrs E. L. Nitz; Mrs J. A. Kerslake and Mrs -X V. E. Burridge; Miss M. McGregor and Miss B. Turner; Mrs I. B. Knell and Miss P. Jameson; Mrs A. McGregor q and Mrs S. Lamb; Mrs R. E. Baker a / bye. • ;! Semi-final of the captain’s trophy:,-/! Mrs A. J. Drew and Mrs R. H. Plum-U/B mer; Miss D. Allan and Mrs N. Prior.