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GOLF: Results round-up
6:13pm Wednesday 7th May 2008
FRILFORD HEATH Ladies Coronation Foursomes qualifiers: 1 K Bartlett & C Jones 39pts (cb), 2 J Lees & C Wadsworth 39 (reserves).
NSPCC Ladies Classic - area final qualifiers: 1 K Evans & J Stringer 42pts, 2 J Lees & S Russell 40.
CHIPPING NORTON Senior Ladies' Stableford: 1 B Hawtin 35pts (cb), 2 P Mitchelmore 35, 3 J Thornhill 34.
Ladies' Monthly Stableford: 1 J Laurie 39pts, 2 M Smith 35, 3 P Murphy 34.
Blanche Kenyon Trophy: 1 K Jordan 37pts, 2 K Stagg 36, 3 S Jones 35.
Junior Monthly Stableford: 1 C Rose 43pts, 2 L Boobyer 36 (cb), 3 C Dyer 36.
Men's Match: North Oxford 4, Chipping Norton 1.
Monthly Medal & Fullers Qualifier - Div 1: 1 N Thornton 74-5=69, 2 M Steffens 77-8=68, 3 S Kench 72-2=70. Div 2: 1 P Tuzzio 81-14=67, 2 T Finch 82-14=68 (cb), 3 G Jones 85-17=68.
Olive Lenton Rose Bowl (married couples): 1 L & G Usher 44pts (cb), 3 B & S Sinson 44.
OXFORD CITY Medal No. 2 - Div 1: 1 J Stevens 74-8=66, 2 M Walker 80-13=67, 3 S Tabor 76-8=68. Div 2: 1 P Warne 85-20=65, 2 G Palfreeman 86-15=71, 3 B Hamilton 90-18=72.
OXFORD LADIES Par competition- Silver Div: 1 A Clarke level (cb), 2 L Morgan level, 3 M Findlay -1. Bronze Div: 1 S Wilson +2 (cb), 2 P Dudding +2, 3 W Austen -3.
Allin Cup: 1 P Dudding, 2 A Clarke.
DRAYTON PARK May Medal - Div 1: 1 M Scott 83-14=69 (cb), 2 D Palmer 83-14=69 (cb), 3 P Wilson 79-10=69. Div 2: 1 B Joines 95-27=68, 2 D Harding 84-15=69, 3 S Wright 98-28=70.
THE WYCHWOOD Oxfordshire Junior League: The Wychwood 3, North Oxford 2 (The Wychwood first): R Knight (5) bt J Tasker (7) 3 & 2, R Gunn (8) bt R Nicholson (10) 3 & 2, S Brooks (13) bt J East (11), A Fergus (15) lost to J McCluskey (14) 5 & 3, T Bartlett (23) lost to C Rowell (19) 9 & 7.
Ladies' Garland Trophy: 1 S Bishop, V Joynes & P Court 76.75, 2 A Dixon-Brown, S Humphries, R Northampton 77.75.
Ladies' Turner Prize: 1 P Court 76, 2 T Gibbons 79 (cb).
Ladies' Bronze League: The Wychwood 1, Frilford Heath 4.
May Medal - Div 1: 1 D Lafford 80-10=70, 2 E Grimes 87-14=73 (cb), 3 J Lougher 85-12=73. Div 2: 1 Alan Dore 88-18=70, 2 T Cullen 97-24=73 (cb), 3 A Buckland nett 73.
BURFORD Jim Cousins' Stableford: 1 M Barnes 42pts, 2 A Salter 39, 3 P Holt 38.
Seniors' Cup: 1 B Wood 38pts, 2 M Hussey 36.
Veterans' Cup: 1 K Braddick 35pts (cb), 2 R Palmer 35.
May Medal & Cyril Roberts Vase - Div 1: 1 M Barnes 80-12=68 (cb), 2 L Bannister 79-11=68 (cb), 3 J Lally 73-5=68. Div 2: 1 A Wheeler 80-13=67, 2 P Plummer 83-15=68 (cb), 3 N Barraclough 95-27=68 (cb).
NORTH OXFORD Ladies' Medal No 3 - Silver Div: 1 M Booth 83-12=71 (cb), 2 C Peddy 83-12=71. Bronze Div: 1 W G Davidson 103-33=70, 2 J Roberts 98-24=74.
Jubilee Trophy: 1 L Lawrence & J Clarke 31pts (cb), 2 S Gallaher & J Lindsay 31.
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