GOLF COMPETITIONS

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21216, 12 September 1940, Page 11

GOLF COMPETITIONS

TE AWAMUTU CLUB DRAW FOR SATURDAY (Special to Times) TF AWAMUTU, Wednesday. Following is the Te Awamutu Goir Club’s draw lor the first round or. the eclectic 36-hole medal for the vice-cap-taln’- Trophy, to be played on Saturday: i. Permian v. D. Harding. K. Kelly v. R Jones, G Wilkinson v. 11. Kidd. G. GibbV n frow E. Short v. 1». Cairns, C. Howcroft v H. Gllberd. P. Quin v. R. Wallace. D. Jarvis v. w. Sinnott. K. Hlskens v. J. Sterrltt. A. McG-regor v. E. Kirk. C. Blundell v. M. Barnett. R. Free v. V. de Coek. .1 \mbler v. W. Bent, H. G. Babbage v. H. Andrew, J. Cratk v. 11. McDonald. J \ Wilson v. H. Baker. A. Hill v. H. Bent, H. Duncan v. J. Sutton, J. B. Roberton v. d. Gee, D. McLeay v. D. Wiseman, R McMillan v. E. Dodd, H. Date v. J. Began, C. Edmonds v. P. Olanville, S. Preston v. D. Williams, K. Quinlan v. B. Judd. F. Holloway v. B. Quin. J. Wallace v. M. Giway. v.' Venables v. R. Armstrong, G. Armstrong. G. wood v. J. Muir. o. Parker v e. Griffin. F. Miller v. W. Fulton. H. If. Babbage v. H. Grut, W. smith v. J. J. Wilson. F. Laskey v. A. Skinner, D. Ramshottom v. J. Barnett. S. Beedell v. J. Ball. J. Nealon v. k\ James, J. Fletcher v. another. Tire best cards returned in the Mulgrew Trophy. 36-hole bogey match, were:—J. Sutton. 3 down; V. de Coek, 3 down; D. McLeay. 5 down; H. Andrew, 5 down. J. Sutton won on the count-back with a score of one down over the last 18 holes Women'* Competition Following Is the draw for a women’s Canadian foursomes competition:— Saturday.—Mrs Babbage, sen., and Miss Monteflore v. Miss Scarfe and Mrs Roherton: Miss Blackboum and Mrs Bond v. Mrs Coomhes and Mrs McDonald; Miss Manson and Miss Garvey v. .Mrs Thompson and Mrs Bent; Miss Potts and Mrs Champion v. Miss Edgecombe and Miss Armstrong: Miss Palmer and Mrs Fletcher v. Mls« Mensfnrth and Miss Holt. Wednesday.—Mrs Kelly and Mrs Howie v. Miss Glasson and Miss Quin; Mrs Fulton and Miss Hill v. Miss T. Wyllie ano Mrs Harrison; Miss Kerr and Mrs J. A. Wilson v. Miss Pollard ami Mrs Stern ft: Mr* Preston and Mrs Free v. Mrs RawHnsun and Mrs smith; Mrs j. Bryant and MrCunningham v. Mrs wood and Mrs Blundell; Mrs Quick and .Mrs Glanviile v. Mrs Stephens and Mrs Wynyard; Mrs Spier? and Mrs Llsk v. Mrs McNair and Mrs Eyre-. Miss S. Rlundell and Mrs Began v. another. The draw for a C grade medal is as follows: Saturday.—Miss Ham v. Miss Hodgson; Miss Henderson v. Miss Lehndorf; Miss J. M-cGovem v. Miss M. Pollard; Mrs Tippett v. Miss Sherley; Miss Manson v. Miss Clarke. Wednesday.—»Mrs M. Bryant, Miss Eyre and Mrs a. Cunningham. The stableford bogey was won by Mis® Clark. MORRINBVILLE DRAW CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS Following are the competitors in the first round? or the Morrmsaille Goir Club’? championships to be played on Saturday Seniors.—M. J. Davies v. t. j Ryan K. K. cooper v. N. Ross, M. Maclean v. H. Soanes, E. Gummer v. J. s. Thomas. A j Howie v. J. L. Faulkner, w. w. .Malnjray v. F. W. Seifert, D. T. Davies v. A. Jfeed'ham, R. Somers v. p. Petry. Intermediates.— E-. C. Hart v t A Glilard, G. Tapper v. J. n. White’ \v O. Ttlslev V. I„ D. Blomflcld, F. Dickinson v. J. C. Ball, r. Anderson v. o. Newell, p. Denholm v. H. E. Blcnnerhassett. j. e.

Hillary v. R. D. Wilson, J. M. Stewart v. K. J. Fitness. Juniors.—s. Watts v. h. McConnell, P. Brodie v. v. Pole; byes, S. Morrow', (}. Muir, H. D. Randrup, A. L. Thomas, A. E Trotter and O. D. Hetherington. Those not taking part In matches will may a bogey competition, own partner? to be arranged.