GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 160, 10 July 1933, Page 14

GOLF.

BRITISH OPEN REPLAY.

SHUTE- BEATS CEAIGWOOD

FIVE STROKES UP IN 36 HOLES

LONDON", July 9.

The United States Ryder Cup playcre, Shutc arid' Graigwood, who tied with. 292 for the British open golf championship at St. Andrews on Friday, played ofE for tho title yeeteraay, When Shutc won a contest over 30 holes by 149 6trokcs to 154.

Sluitc, who had hard luck not to win with 291 on Friday, when his final fourvards' putt stopped on the lip of the 3<ith hole in tlif fourth round, was three strokes to the good when' the morning round had been completed on Saturday. The St. Andrews course was completely changed for the replay. Heavy rain overnight had left casual water hero and there after a fortnight's hard-baking sunshine. The gallery and the excitement were both reduced. Craigwood began with the loss of two strokes, lie never could overtake the leeway. Sh-ute's winning rounds -were 75 and 74. Craigwood's scores were 78 and 70.

There were two previous tics in the history of tho British open golf championship. Harry Vardon and A. Massy both came in with 303 at Sandwich in 1911 The former won the replay when Mafssv picked up at the 35th hole, after (akin'" 148 for 34 holes, to Vardon s 143 for 35 holes. In 1021 ".Tuck" Hutchison and K II Wcthered tied at St. An<!rew.s with 290 Hutchison won the play-off over 30 holes by 150 to 150. The leadiiiK .players in the last two great fights for the title were:—

1033. 1932. Slnito (U.S.A.) 2i»2 Sarazen Craigwood J Li ?")l} ' • 2 rXT S \ > 2f>2 M. Smith Karnaon (U.S.A.) 203 (U.S.A.) .. . 288 Oiitrn (USA ) 204 C. Wlntcombe . -'inudley (U.S.A.) SfliJ Alliss 202 I'adgham . . . 2!>-j Padgham . . . -0■R. ■ VVMtcombo '. 205 Da Vice-W . • ?j> : ; .Mitchell .... 205 Kobson .... -J 1 ♦A record. Also won U.S.A. open.

SATURDAY'S COMPETITIONS.

GMJXDOWIM CLUB. The links were in good order nnd some close games resulted In the four-ball matchplnv competition played by members of the Oleiulowle Golf Club on Saturday. Results: Agnien Smith and ,T. H. Sheen beat. .1. H. lieale and A. C. TiUno, 1 lip 5 T Wright nnd Tj. Walker beat T. Martin and A. C. lie-rin 1 up at the liiih: O. Wolfgramm ami H. Katlerfeldt beat -T. IT. Hall and \ G (iraham. 2 and 1 : V. Johns nnd L. Mr. role beat T. Kussell and C. Kattniy, G and <-, - \v I.axon and (}. l<. Mutlileeon bent ,r.' l<. 'Kissiing and 11. G. Thomson. 2 and 1 • l>r lloiton and <;. I , aimer beat A. Mackenzie and A. llrown Douglas, 'J, and i • I Slednian and W. liiilcbison beat L. V>'. jfnram nntl F. C<dehrook. 2 and 1; I. (} O'Neill and 10. ('. Evans beat A. C. Johns nnd K. C. Bridgen at the 21st; J. Calinitn and A. O. Horspool beat C. S. Woods mid C. lleald, 1 up : K. Hutchison and It Joffraye bent V. Kronfeld aud A. Howcy Walker at the 20th. OTAIIUIIU CLUB. A medal handicap match played by members of the otahuhu Uolf Hub on Saturday resulted in a win for 11. .1. Levy with a score of 89 1 — 88. A. Todd was runiicriip with a card of 80—11—00. W.WTKMATA CLUB. I The lirst qualifying round for the senior and Junior championships of the walteinatn Club were played on Saturday. The best cards returned were:— e P nldr.-r.T. Hogan 77. 1 , . Roach 77, H. Pttcoy 711, P. .Mason 82, (i. .luekson S2, F. Ijird' S2. C. R. Nettleton SI, 11. Joliustoa S7. .luniors.—l'\ Leach Sfi. L. H. Stone 88. P. Gold water 00, I). Probert !•<>. A. I.oitnd ill, K. Bruce Smith l>l, J. Aubiu !);!, W. Macindoe U."J.

TITIRAXGI CLUB. Tli<> Kiillin Cup competition was continued, whh the conditions in favour of good Hcorlnpr. A. H. Magson beat H. M. Roger won, (i nnd ">: h. J. Williamson heat D. Dacrc, 4 and ::, in tbe first round. Second round results were :—B. G. Tallis beat N. 10. Holgato. 2 and 1 ; J. M. Colt-in-nn boat 11. It. Robson, at the 20th; K. A. Spinley boat: .1. V. Murray. .'! aud 2; \V. •T. A. Thomson be:if It, l>. Wilson, (i and 4; A. K. Saundeis lioat A. Crompttin, at the 10th i I<\ W. Lucas beat H. V. Ganlcy, 2 and I. A bogpy compel it ion was won by V. \\. Lucas, who, in receipt of live strokes, r«v 1 limed ii curd o£ 2 up. The other best cards were J. 11. Young (4). J. Murray (4), C. <:. Jj'ieber (">), 1 up: R. McCrystal (2), V. T. Gaskin (S), J. l>. Carnaelian (7), G. It. Hart (17), F. C. Ewen (12), all square. AUCKLAND'GLUT?. A four-ball-bcst-ball bogey competition was won by W. Guusou (11) and It. 1). Rainger (10), with an excellent card of 8 up The next best were: S. Hundyside and M. <;. Mitchell, C up; B. L. Bartleet and B. S. Finn, 4 up W. B. Colbeck and It I). Wright, 4 up; R. B. Wilson and C. Knight, 4 up; .T. I". Aldrcd and K. Rutherford, o up; K. Bruce and W. 13. Lusk, :', up; It. Martin and It. Merritt, 3 up; B. G. Thomson and Li. G. Horrocks, 3 up. MAUNGAKIEKIR CLUB. Maungakiekie was in ideal order for the continuation of the Klliffc Cup. Results were as follow: — N Buist beat D. Macfnrlane, 2 and 1; G. Stichbury beat Obren, 1 up; L. J3. Vivian beat Greensinith, 5 and 4; J. S. Rankin beat J. T. Tanner, 1 up; A. Woolley' beat R. S. Aley, 3 and 1; G. L. Taylor beat Hogg, 3 and 1; W. D'Audney beat Iu IS. Schnauer, 5 and 3; C. Jarinan beat T. H. Nixon, 6 and 5; F. Laurie beut D. R. Garrard, 2 and 1; K. M. Heywooil beat V. C. Keys, 3 and 2. The concurrent bogey was won by A. Woolley, with the excellent card of 4 up. The next best cards were L. H. Norton, 2 down, and R. H. Melville, 4 down. PUPUKB CLUB. The second round for the president's prize at the Tupuke Golf Club was played in conjunction with a medal round- The former event played over .Tβ holes was won by Ken Hume, with a net score of 137. The next best cards were :— J. B. Palmer, 13S ; A. B. Williamson, 139; Geo."Walker 140. The medal round was won by Geo. Walker, 70—10—CO. Other cards were:— K. Hume, 83—10-—67; L. Ryan, 02—24—68; M. "Wilson, SS —20—08 : W. Smith, 86—17—CO; A. K. McFarlnne, 00—20—70. PUPUKI3 LADIES' CLUB. The best scores for the medal round at the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club last Wednesday, were : Miss Cameron, 104—30—08 ; Miss Hughes, 101 —32 —00 ; Miss G. Lorie, 102—33 —00 ; Mrs. JilffSS, 04—22—73. Draw for club championship next Wednesday :—Mrs. Sella ra v. Bliss Harty, MIM Heap v. Miss Williamson. Mrs. Thompson v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss Gillett v. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. McCorklndale v. Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. McFarlane v. Miss Parker, Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Goldwater, Miss O'Neill v. Miss Blomfield, Mrs. Jaggs v. Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Goodinpr v. Miss Lorie, Mrs. Randall v. Mrs. ProsSPT, Mrs. Allen v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Gray, Miss Williams v. Mrs. Horrio, Mrs. Herbert v. Mrs. Heldt, Miss Quick' v. Miss Willis, Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Beaumont v. Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Whitcombc v. Miss Hughes, Miss .Toll nut on v. Miss Wilson, I Mis. Howie v. Miss Cameron, Mrs. Kissi-n I v. Mrs. Gillelt. j Result of intercliib match witli Otaliuliri ! (Piipnko nanicK first) : —Miss Williamson boat Airs. Ciirrlo, Mrs. Thonipson beat Mrs. McXeoly, Miss O'Neill bent Miss M. Hill. Mrs. Jaggs heat Miss K. Hill:, Miss Parker lost to Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Gray heat Miss Waters, Mrs. Rundnll brat Mrs. Campbell, . Miss Williams beat Miss Chapman, Mrs. I Goodinß and Mrs. Cox all square, Mrs. Herbert lost to Miss While, Mrs. Beaumont and Dr. Rowley all square, Mrs. I Howe lieat Miss Arnabolili. ! C Grade.—Mrs. Quick beat Mrs. Drcadon. ' Mrs. Rush lost to Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Mailbeat Miss Wells. Miiis Forbes lost to Mi.-;s Wills. Miss McXieol lost to Miss Itaeside, Miss BajTie lost lo Miss Hunter. The C j,-n:;tp paretic matcb was won by Mrs. HnuKlit< n 10< - ,. Next Thursday C grade partners will be drawn at the clubhouse. !

AJC A RAN A CLUB, I A flag competition w-ns plnyed on Katur(ln.v I>.v members of the Akaraua Cluli. The winner was found in 11. K. Tyler, who. with u enrrt of S4 —13—71. had three strokes to spare and carried the flag to within a foot of the pin at the 19th. The'folldwtng were tbe next best scores : C. N. Allpress. 57—17—70; I. Moir. 04—24 —70; It. l<. Hose, 50—15—74; X. Simpson, 02—l."i—T4: W. Nlcollß, 02—18—74; Dr. Taterson, 81—7—74 : M. Thorpe, 00—1*5—74 ; P. I'orter, 90—18—70: D. Smith, 07—22— 7.T : I'.. .1. Sniitli, jnn., 7."., plus 1—76. Results of second round of the Swnnson Cup :—K. Hume beut A. Wynrss, 2 and 1 ; J. K. Casnuiore Deaf: A. Shorter at the nineteenth, H. K. Tyler beat Dr. Hay, 4 and 3; S. Bootli beat C, Cammtck, 0 and 5: .J. Cairns beat M. Alexander, <! and 5; G. Biss beat A. Finn. 4 and 3; K. l'onman beat H. Hay, 1 up ; W. Oreenbank beat G. Stewart, 0 and 3. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The fourth round of the captain's prize was played on Saturday. The results were us follow: W. Oliver beat R. E. Ash, 3 and 2; It. Horrocks beat M. O'Connor at the 10th; M. B. Thompson beat R. White, 3 and 1 ; \V. Roberts beat G. F. Deigliton, 3 nnd I ; I* Harrison beat 11. Corbett, 6 and 5 ; J. Morrison beat I. Hobbs, 2 and 1; J. Stedman beat J. Foster, jun., 6 and 5. A four-ball best-ball bogey match was played, the best cards being returned as follow : Baxter and Layzell, 5 up; Burgess and Miller, 0 up; Ash and Oliver, 4 up; Jackson and Badley, 4 up; Smallfleld aud Sullivnn, 3 up; Hume and Bae, 3up ; Nelson and Short, - up.