GOLF

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXVII, Issue 12826, 22 August 1939, Page 4

GOLF

WAIHI MATCH

During the week-end n , Waihi tried conclusions \vT M cal club and after a most »J he !t ' day’s golf the games were mi Six were won by each d„h four all square. The resuh* * ili as follows. Tauranga , ia L > mentioned first:— nam< * Page and Morpeth lost m n and Hollis, 2 ami i. 0 Bryan ami Strang aild m Hazard, all square. “ 1 BlCe m Phelan and Matheson and u* and Schralit, all square Mirrielees and Woods lost m e, . ton and Rapson. 5 and 4. * ai - Ronayne and Kerridge * and Hazard, all square. d Jarvis and Cooney i os t tn and Tilly, 2 ami I. Bradmore and Gifford beat rv man and Norton, 2 and 1 1 Steele and Speed heat and Bell, 3 and 1 Uooi 'i: Afternoon Page and Morpeth lost to and Hollis, 2 and 1. 1Jo!! » Bryan and Strang beat hire Hazard, 4 and 2. ■ e sa « I Ronayne and Kerridge lost to Em wig and Schrafft, all square. - 1 Minielees and Woods lost to Shi, ton and Rapson. 3 and 1. % I Ronayne and Kerridve lost toI and Hazard, 6 and 5. ' Boyl I Jarvis and Cooney beat Spencer I Tilly, 3 and 2. m i Bradmore and Gifford beat Co'- I man and Norton, 2 and 1. Steele and Speed beat Good*, and Bell, 1 up. , | Canadian Foursomes. The next week’s competition S' be in the form of a Canadian fow s some and players are requested i c I choose their own partners and opm. I nents and to start as early as pos- 5 sible so as to avoid any delay at ib I fist tee. L Open Day : The Open Day to be held on Sue- fj day next should prove to be the out- Istanding event of the year as entries have been received from as. far north I as Kawakawa and south to Grey- , mouth. Several loav handicap play- ■ ers, including Brinsdbn, the ex-Day : champion and H. B. Lusk have enter. : ed. The entries close on Wednesday • next and the local players who have | not already entered are requested to 1 notify the secretary at once. Tie ; course on that clay will be closed to all who are not competing in tie tournament. LADIES’ COMPETITIONS The competition this week is t Stableford Bogey to be played ia three divisions. The draw is as lot- ’f lows: ■_ ■ Wednesday A Grade: (No 11 Tee).—Mrs'Con- ? der and Miss Mark, Mrs Ogle and [ Mrs Auld, Miss Cook and Mrs Kathy, Miss Humphreys and Mrs Ho- | nayne, Miss Strange and Mrs Page, J Mrs Maltby and Mrs Sinclair, Mfl Woollams and Mrs Mayfield, Mrs Speed and Mrs Steedman, Mrs Scott and Miss Goodyear. B Grade: (No 1 Tee).—Mrs Ross Smith and Mrs Glacken, Mrs Straw and Mrs Jarvis,.Mrs Steele and Mrs Briggs, Mrs Stephens and M O’Brien, Mrs Rogers and Mrs Netsham, Mrs Kerridge and Miss JM* ger, Mrs lies and Mrs Jenkins, Mn Butler and Another. C Grade: (No 7 Tee).—Miss Cooo; ey and Mrs Peacock, Mrs Deacon Mrs Gordon,- Miss Every and 5I1: - Beale, Miss Waterston and ■* Voss, Miss Cox and Miss Olding, || Hardy and Mrs Moorhead, Ml® “ ’ p and Mrs Hay, Mrs Horan and Mj |; McCulloch,’ Miss Bloor and ||| Green. Saturday ; .,■■■■ Jm Mrs Hogg, Miss R. Baker and MJ || Broad, Miss H. Hartley, Miss iy mache and Miss J.Baker, Mists man, Miss Guinness and Miss *; an, Miss D. Hartley and Miss *«> pMiss Kay, Mrs Carew and Miss •, kay, Miss Pemberton, Miss 0 a * ,i|; and Miss Barnett, Miss *e lin *1 Miss Naylor. .gt l.i The best scores in Medal round held in cOD j ,«■ Ip with the 3rd qualifying A Grade: Miss Mark, | ; Miss Bateman, Mb || man won on the count back. B Grade: Mrs Stephens, | Mrs Rogers, 106-32-74, Mrs ill 100-26-74. 117.3,1# C Grade: Miss Olding, H . -wjfiL On the occasion of the Men Day next Sunday, no lady ® will be permitted to play. reason the date for the c 0 p-jliff of the third round of the in■ .. gljßf on handicap has been aqva fez September 4. , ; ip