INTER-CLUB MATCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 114, 17 May 1938, Page 15

INTER-CLUB MATCHES.

HAMILTON TOO GOOD. | t DEFEAT OF CAMBRIDGE. The Cambridge Golf club played Hamilton at St. Andrew's during the week-end, when n pairs contest was decided in the morning and a four-ball competition in tlie afternoon. The irames resulted in a win for Hamilton by 21 to 9. the matches being :— IVirs: Hamilton, Iβ: Cambridge, 0, and 2 all square. Four-ball : Hamilton, o; Cambridge, 3, and 4 all square.

The morning results were aa follows, Cambridge players being mentionexl first: — R. S. All'ord lost to J. G. Ferguson. 5 and 4 : 1,. K. Howarth lost to A. M. Fahey. 3 and 2 : H. W. Freeman loft to G. 1.. Taylor, 2 and 1 ; P. McCathie beat W. A. Kelly, 1 up; R. Boucher beat C. B. Wake. 2 and 1; 3, Banks beat N. Winger, 2 and 1; A. 11. Nicoll lost to T. Simpson, 5 and 4 ; H. Tod lost to R. A. MeKinnnn, 3 and 2: S. nnntiiir lost to A. Marcroft. 3 and 1: F. Entvvistle lost to C. H. Clarke, 1 down; M. Woolley beat K. McLeod, 5 and 4 : W. Conts beat W. G. Christie. 5 and 4: F. C. Hojrers and A. Ij. Tompkins. all square: C. It. Howarth and W. J. King, all square; C. Hollls beat P. W. Groom. 3 ami 2: M. Barnett beat G. M. Firth. 1 np: 10. Niekle lost to H. T. Gillies. 1 down ; E. Morriee lost to W. Gunn. 1 down; A. J. Law lost to F. 0. Wooller. 0 and r> : N. .T. Wood lost to M. C. Stranger. 2 and 1 : W. Scott beat A. P. Cole. 4 and 2: S. Barker lost to H. G. T,overi<lge. 3 and 1 : M. Wells lost to T. A. Milroy. 0 and r>; R. Ireland lost to E. McCoskriP, 3 and 2. Four-ball Match.—Alforfl and Howarth lost to Ferguson and Fahey. 3 and 2 ; Freeman and McCathie beat Taylor and Kelly, 4 ami 8; Boucher and J. Banks beat Wake and Winger, 1 tip: A. H. Nicoll and Tod lost to Simpson and McKinnon, 6 and 5: Woolle.v and Coates and McLeod and Christie. Itocers and Howarth, and Tompkins and King. Hollis and Barnett and Groom and Firth, all square: E. Niekle and Morriee lost to Gillies and Gunn. 1 down; Law and Wood lo?t to Wooler and Stranger, 2 and 1: Seott and Baker lost to Cole and Loveridge, 4 and 3 : Wells and Ireland and Milroy ami McCoskrie, all square.