Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Tournament

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7277, 3 October 1933, Page 2

Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Tournament

RECORD ENTRIES FOR POPULAR FIXTURE DRAW FOR TO-MORROW

With every promise of fine weather, and record entries received, the annual open tournament of the Manawatu Ladies’ Golf Club, which opens at Hokowhitu to-morrow, should be a most interesting fixture. The presence of so many low-handicap players is an added attraction and with tho course in first. - class order the golf should be of a very high standard. Owing to the laTge number of entries thero has been an addition made to the programme of a consolation handicap (match play) to include the third 16 best gross scores. Following is tho draw for the first and second medal, also tho qualifying rounds for the championship, Ekstedt handicap and consolation handicap :

8.8 a.m., Mrs A. E. Ekstedt (hep 13) and Miss Jopson (hep. 11); 8.12, Miss J. Brinton-Smith (1.7) and Mrs L. Speeehley (16); 8.16, Mrs G. van-Ascii CIS) and Mrs H. McDowell (18); 8.20, Miss E, West (14) and Mrs A. C. Feast (12); 8.24, Mrs E. V. Brooker (13) and Mrs Jarvis (13): 8.28, Mrs J. F. Field (12) and Mrs N. Taylor (12); 8.32, Mrs A. McKogg (14) and Miss I. Seifert (13); 8.36, Miss Harkncss (10) and Miss M. Dalgleish (10); 8.40, Miss J. Spring (16) and Miss E. Barton (.13); 8.44, Miss M. Guy (8) and Miss A. Ormond (9); 8.48, Miss E. Hanson (6) and Mrs J. H. Jennings (9); 8:52, Mrs 11. Collinson (4) and Mrs G. Ferguson (4); 8.56, Mrs E. A. BlaiT (8) and Miss Lucas (11); 9 a.m., Miss Oliver Kay (plus 2) and Mrs D. Stout (4); 9.4, Mrs Foreman (6) and Miss M. Roberts (9); 9.8, Mrs B. Gaisford (1) and Miss E. Bell (9); 9.12, Mrs Rota (9) and Miss E. Wilson (9); (>.16, Mrs Broderick (11) and Mrs T. E. Farr (9); 9.20, Mrs McDonell (14) and Mrs H. Willis (12); 9.24, Miss Wanklyn (17) and Mrs E. J. Fair (15); 9.28, Mrs Dorrington (12) and Miss N. Grace (11); 9.32, Mrs A. Hunter (15) and Miss E. Rodwood (15); 9.36, Miss M. McKenzie (9) and Miss M. Wilkinson (7); 9.40, Mrs R. L. Harding (8) and Mrs F. W. Dixon (9); 9.44, Mrs J. C. Young (19) and Mrs McKolvio

(23); 9.48, Mrs D. V. Stewart (17)

and Mrs J. Graham (17); 9.52, Miss N. Wason (17) and Mrs K. Little (16); 9.56, Mrs R-eedy (23) and Mts M. 11. Oram (25); 10 a.m., Mrs E. K. Monteitk (18) and Mrs D. Williams (18); 30.1, Mrs A. G. Lawson. (24) and Mrs 1 A. J. Keaney (20); 10.8, Mrs AL Gabriel 120) and Mrs R. Watkins (22); 10.12, Mrs F. Raven (19) and Miss Rita Thomson (19); 10.16, Miss Perrett (19) and Miss M. Kearins (20); 10.20, Mrs D. Reid (24) and Miss Jean, Cousins (24); 10.24, Mrs R. H. Billens' (21) and Mrs C. C. Walker (24); Mrs J. J. Stevenson (28) and Mrs D. Lyneh (28); 10.32, Mrs T. Buxton (27) and Mrs S. K. Siddells (30); 10.36, Mrs O. G. Mooro (29) and Miss Rogerson (27); 10.40, Mrs J. V. Stevens (27) and Miss Handly. (26); 10.44, Miss Amon (24) and Mrs J. Fisher (27); 10.48, Miss N. Nash- (30) and Mrs Duncan Guy (28); 10.52, Airs J. Kirk (30) and Miss G. Charnmn (30). Second medal (afternoon). —11.40 a.m., Mrs A. E. Ekstedt and Mrs A. €. Feast; 11.44, Miss Jcpson and Mrs E. V. Brooker; 11.48, .Mrs L. Speeehley and Mrs G. van-Asch; ■■11.62, Mrs H. McDowell and Miss J. Brinton-Smith; 11.5 G, Miss E. West and Mrs Jarvis; 12 noon, Mrs J. F. Field and Miss L. Barton;’l2.4, Mrs A. McKegg and Mrs N. Taylor; 12.8, Aliss J, Spring and Miss Harkness; 12.12, Miss M. Dalgleish and Miss I. Seifert; 12.16, Miss M. Guy and Miss E. Hanson; 12.20, Miss A. Ormond and Mrs J. H. Jennings; 12.24, Airs H. Collinson and Mrs E. A. Blair; 12.28, Mrs G. Ferguson and Miss Lucas; 12.32, Aliss Oliver Kay and Miss E. Bell; 12.36, Miss AI. Roberts and Airs Rota; 12.40, Aliss B. Gaisford and Airs D. Stout; 12.44, Mrs Foreman and Airs Broderick; 12.48, Aliss C. Wilson and Mrs T. E. Farr; 12.52, Airs AlcDoneJl and Mrs Dorrington; 12.56, Airs E. Fair and Mrs A. Hunter; 1 p.m., Aliss Wanklyn and Mrs H. Willis; 1.4, Aliss N. Grace and Aliss Al. Wilkinson; 1.8, Airs R. L. Harding and Aliss AL McKenzie; 1.12, Airs F. W. Dixon and Aliss E. Redwood; 1.16, Airs J. C. Ybung and Airs J. Graham; 1.20, Airs D. V. Stewart and Mrs K. Little; 1.24, Aliss N. Wason and Mrs E. K. Alonteith; 1.28, Airs Reedy and Miss Cunninghame; 1.32, Airs D, Williams and Aliss Rita Thomson; 1.36, Mrs A. G. Lawson and Airs AtcKeLvie; I. Mrs AL Gabriel and Airs A, J. Kearney; 1.44, Aliss Jean Cousins and Miss Al. Kearins; 1.48, Mrs F. Raven and Airs C. C. Walker; 1.52, Airs D. Reid and Mrs T. Buxton; 1.50, Mrs E. H. Billens and Airs D. Lynch; 2 p.m., Airs J. J. Stevenson and Airs J. Fisher; 2.4, Airs C. G. Moore and Afrs S. K. Siddells; 2.8, Airs J. V. Stevens and Airs Duncan Guy; 2.12, Aliss N. Nash and Aliss Handly; 2.16, Aliss Amon and Mrs J. Kirk; 2.20, Miss G. Charman and Airs T. Green.

Players are requested to be on time owing to the number of entries. Players wanting partners or opponents in the four-ball bogey handicap are requested to give in their names to the secretary to-morrow.