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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19731, 23 September 1929, Page 8

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RUSSLEY CLUB. A special trophy was played for on Baturday, resulting; as- follows:

The following Is the draw for the first round of the Lindsay Russell Cup:—A. L. Kay plays the winner of J. Cullman and J. Gossip; w. S. Till v. F. 0. Fairclough; H. A. Penn v. F. C. Wooler; Silas Palmer t. E. Milnes; J. Crawshaw v. W. W. Gudgeon; N. Stouppe v R. V White; W. A. Hurdley v. P. Wratt; M. F. Hall t. L. A. Bennett. The home match against Avondale, played at Russley yesterday, resulted as follows (Avondale mentioned first): —G. Miller ana J. B. McClymont beat R. Dagger and R. Bagshaw; j, R. Grange and B. 3, Masters halved with W. R. Teape and W. W. Gudgeon; H. Lightband and W. H. Anderson beat P. Wratt and J. O. Cullman; R. Atkinson and L. J. Lewis beat E. H. Clarke and H. R. Sellers. The single matches were as follows:—G. Millar beat R Dagger; J. B. McClymont beat R. Bagshaw: J. R. Orange beat w. R. Teape; B. J. Masters lost to W. W. Gudgeon; H. Lightband beat P. Wratt; W. H. Anderson lost to 3 C. Cnllman; R. A. Atkinson beat E. H. Clarke; and L. J. Lewis lost to H. R. Sellers.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB.

The draw for the first round of ' the nißton Cup, which is scheduled to on Saturday, October - sth, is as follows. G. W. Ward plays W. A. McQueen; A. R. Blank plays G. V. Colbeck; W. plays R. C. Abernethy; E. M. Macfarlane plays R. W. Morgan. . The team chosen to represent the club in the inter-club match against played during next week-end, is:—Millen Macbeth, G. W. Haverfield (captain), J. H. Early, K W. Ballantyne, W. £>. Wood, N. H. Skinner, J. K. Davidson, and W. B. Purchas. On the same day the following team will represent Shirley against the Lyttelton Club at Charter >• B& y-W. D Wood. P. <3. Harris, R. B. Beadel. G. R. P. Beadeh R. J. Hobbs, R. L. Bush, G. Tan Aseh, and H. S. Williams (eaptain). ■ To-day the Dominion Cup. » ♦ foursome bogey handicap, will be played at Shirley. Post entries will be received, ana players are to arrange their own partners and opponents.

AVONDALE CLUB. A bogey handicap was played at Avondaie on Satmday, resulting as follow®: —

Th« animal : match between the Avondale and Eussley Clubs vm played on each link, and resulted is a win f6r Avondale by 19 games to 5. The following ax* the result* of the play at Avond-vio:—Four-ball: J. Millard and H. E. Btevens beat P. C. "Wooler and H. F. Penlington, L. E. Robinon and J. M. Preston beat S. A. Prankerd and W. Iu Travers, P. W. Deighton and W. Hart H. A. Penn and A. W. Smithaon. N. V. Smith and L. S. Smith beat lan Smith and W. L. Partridge. Singles: J. Millard beat P O. Wooler, H. C. Stevens beat H. P. Penlington, L E. RobiMon beat S. A. Prankerd, *T M. Preston halved with W. L. Twavers, P. W. "Deighton beat H. A. Venn, W dark beat A. W. Smitbson, N. V. Smith beat lan Smith, It. S. Smith lost to W. L Partridge. Total at Avondale: Avondale 10J, Rueeley IJ. Total at Ruesley: Avondale BJ, Russley Si. Grand total: Avondale 19. Eusiley 6. RICHMOND HILL CLUB. The of the Richmond Hill ohampianship was played over thirty-six holes dozing the week-end. J. S. Bruges defeated R. ii. T. Hamilton one up at the thirty-eevetth hole. The course was in good order, but • strong north easterly wind was blowing. Hamilton was playing steadily, and in the morning was six up at the luncheon adjournment. Over the final eighteen holes, thv play, was very interesting, and Bruges reduced his deficiency to three down at the" turn. At the thirty-third hole Hamilton was dormy' three. Bruges won the next three holes, .including an eagle two at the thirty-fifth. The match was squared at the thirty-sixth. Play went to the thirty-seventh. Both got good drives away. Hamilton played his second first and was just short of the green. Bruges hit a splendid second and finished about fifteen, feet beyond the pin, and holing out in a bogey four, won the hole and the match. The junior game, between D. O. H. Richardson and R. D. M. Bassett, was very closely contested, Richardson winning one up at the thirty-sixth. In the afternoon both did tl's over the first nine" holes —fine scoring in a junior game. Hie match was squared at the thirty-fifth, and at the last hole Richardson got a par 8, taking the hole and the match. ' Richardson shows great promise and should have a good golfing future. HAGLET CLUB. A handicap foursome medal match was. played at the Hagley links on Saturday afternoon. Following are the beet cards returned:—

KAIAPOI CLUB. A bogey competition wu played at tie linka on Saturday afternoon for trophies presented by Mr W. A. Parnham, Heporoa. The following were the best cards returned:— mf®w N * T - B< **« 1 down, H. H. Blackwell 2 down, F. L. Parnham 8 down, J. G. Yellowleea 7 down. £**l2! B< 3 Qare i H. H. Botv^l». 2 0 d 2 Wn ' A 2 3. BoaomrStf wn ' G " Hirat i d<»*=, W. Clarko rangiora club. WM B«Pt«nW medals The best caid. G e " : ji en i 0r " ; L ' H - Leech, 1 »P, d<W* ! ¥ w ? rd 8 do»n, J w. Stanton 8 w. itaufirrus. B * rtoa 5 down ' l - PlafA Renior championship was J Gal W J * CartS 7 ' Wup 8- defeating K ellesmere club. mwbew 8 ot • Ur ** Bnwber of mm, £"£"*"• Golf Club's link.. Ellmopened onbM Lejeton. was offleiallv by Mr E J tojne weetker speech \r r tn * of hw the pavfliou t *5? b n>ldinjr of the part of nl 2 e ? me " * desi re on Domain for Popularise the bew of D Wirpose. Tke mewthat the was h o peduLt o sj b ws * Pwwperin*. and it a etesdy «-*_ }t * BJemherahip would ska* t!es the *«ni«e —tomi «!L J* wM »• afete

the Ellesmere golfers received ing the links of other dubs ' Miss Cowan, dngliMt st Ik* sfcdWfci. unlocked the door and dsdsrsd t»1B; . ing open amidat applause. My - On behalf of the Golf CM) Hr DaTid Taylor. ftntai A* IHi Board for providing such « haadrtMMMt ing, and the chairman far ptaMßiv;! opening. Experts had stated ,Hn' conne could be made one ef Canterbury. Thfc members •> very much . the Domain Dssnd* <" erecting the pavilion. With a la rising the game and -ißdneteg^HHK: ::< " > 6 ed to' join the club. the been fixed at very low 'did not know «f airy etub *AjHMNW*% ; : tion - fees were so tew. *■ fly A very interesting given by Messrs Blair and Christchureh - prof esstonals. seqaentiy thanked by the pMdMjBSEk served by the lady members, «M fIWIM passed- very pleasantly. " BANGIORA LADIES* I The following is thfc draw for *»f. *g." match foursome to be played —" next: —Mrs G. Heney and Ito ■ Tohnie and Mr* Fraser, Mrs B||VJK Mrs Burnet, Mrs H. Heney awl IbXW - donald, Hiss Webber aid Mrs O'Donohue and Mrs land and Mrs Prosser, IQss Ambrose, scorer and Hist I* and Mrs W. Smith. Mi» «- ft— T. I>. Heney, Mias HjreDceld *ad mms Jh Archer, Mrs Taylor and Mis® W. Mrs Seward and Mies X Ww> : Percy and Mrs ■ Kippuberger. -j» y afad Mrs -King, Miss Henahaw —* »!■ JSP" ingham, Mrs MeFhail as* Wsb A. J™». Mrs McCracken and Kiss (nWL LADIES' CHAMPMSRr, ■"* if .INTER-ISLAND MATCH. I The inter-Island teams naWh !•« .played at -Shirley on ThnrsdaylWfTOt tember 26th. ,Z_*£. - *. -~M The following are the teams (®s«tk WWraj names mentioned first)_ _*jia Miss ChrystaD v. Miss OsHfcfc SRS Dodgshun v. Miss Payfam, *•,.* Ha Weston. Mrs McCarthy v. Misa QaHiwCIHWS M. Stevens v. Mrs Collinsem. J§iSS"AS«*|«ag v. Mrs Gny Williams. Mlsi Beadei, Mpjl Pringle, and Mrs Slew play MWgrJ and eighth plaees In the S—fli !****■ **Bg-J Mrs Foreman is seventh, aad Mill ■nick. Miss Rathbona, and Mrs R. tBWBB play off tor eighth place In the Harts IMM|| t6>m. The following ts the draw for ft>„ round of the New Zealand golf skMfJPßij ship, beginning at the Shirley Unks ajn. on Thursday:—Mia» 8. Ppham_j(lßy r | mar) plays Miss Pringle Stevens (Otago) plays Ifa (Otago). Miss M. Payton (BeteM) ijg j Mrs W. T. Slee (Westport), Miss IMlpj (Wellington) plays Miss M. Pltfcwfa (Wellington), Miss Hanson (Mlrassar) Mrs Foreman (Miramar), JO® (Miramar) plays Miss Bathbons (Aa*lM*p»J Miss E. Parsons (Amberlsy) Pf*** Cracroft Wilson (Christchnrch). Miss Q._ (Otago) plays Mrs G. Eingseote «»■■« chnrch). . Miss B. Cotterill (Chnstekurch), mm % MacOormick (Auckland), Miss Eilssa O* ; ling (Auckland). Mrs Dodgahun (Otafj. \ Mrs 3. Preston (Avondale). Miss MP \ (Miramar), Miss Upton (AnekSaad). Mills (Miramar), Miaa M. Starrans (OtsgV>Mias B. Gaisford (Mario*). Mrs Tisj«r (Sitnnydale), Mica Acheron (Httat). MJ* V . M. Beadel (Obrlateirah). Mrs 6aW> (Christchnrch), Mrs Waste* Miss B. Rutherford (Hawarden). Mil j. » Wilson (Titirangi). Mrs Oollfa«on (*£■»- wata), Mrs Pumphrey (Christeharcfc). Pharasyn (Napier), Miss Meors (»oMI« Miss Chrystall (Christchnrch), to M* (Tizaaro), and Miaa S»«dg*m«e iSmtnmt have drawn byes in the fir*t roona. POVERTY BAT FINAL. (mu usocunoi ttt w«w V GISBOBSB, Bap«—^W M. The Poverty Bay goif ill won by G. It Dodeslran, who H. 1 up and 6 to plajHAGEN COMING TO AUSTRALIA. (Keceived Saptember 32ad, 11 NEW TOBK. Csi M m>Jt Walter Haitn ku oltcs wrii* ■■'J the tee for a match, but wfc* fca on the Australian links it wg_ be _ a year lata- thaa ha arigmaßy. Hagen let it be kaowa m ISB® **** - was going to the Aatipodea. h«t the *a*g f . ( was abandoned. Ha, ia fart, had to make the trip this* jsaii ag* ■■■* the champion, who is towrisg *• asnonneas that ho will, ■ilhant M. •••P his golfing wares in Austrails aslg » participated in the pvefesaiosal ships in California. 1 3. Kirkwood wiQ be plajla? sa Hi W** nar. —Anatraliaii Pieas Aaw«»»ti«*.

M. F. Hall . 88 18 70 J. E. Crawshaw . 99 . 84 . 83 . 103 . 89 . 101 24 6 10 34 10 22 75 B. B. Dagger Dr. Gossip X. Stouppa W. R. Teape W. S. Till 78 78 79 79 79 H. A. Penn E. C. Gough G. K. McAllum . 91 . 101 . 102 12 22 22 79 79 79 L. J. Keys d, W. C. Smlthion . 104 16 24 80 60 Th« following hare Qualified for the Llnd say Russell Cup:— 88 70 A. L. Kay M. P. Hall . 70 . 83 153 153 J. li. Crawahaw . 81 76 156 H. A. Penn Silas Palmer . 78 ' 11 79 S3 157 157 N. Stouppe • 78 79 157 W. A. Hurdley W. S. Till . 78 . 79 85 79 158 158 F. C. Pairclough P. Wratt . 78 . 77 82 84 160 161 R. V. Whit# . 78 83 161 E. Milnes . 81 81 162 F. C. Wooler . 78 86 83 164 W. W. Gudgeon . 81 164 L. A. Bennett . 77 87 164 J. Cullman . 78 87 165 J. Gossip . 87 78 165

The qualifying round for the Denniston Cud was played at Shirley on Saturday* concurrently with the bogey handicaps. TM eigrht to qualify were:— G. W. Ward •• • • 4 up E. M. Macfarlane > » > • 2 up W. P. Anderson • • • • 1 up R. 0. Abernethy >.« •• square A. K. Blank . • • • square G. P. Colbeck . • • • square W. A. McQueen . • • • square B. W. Morgan .. square In the senior division of the bogey hsndicap E M. Macfarlane, playing from scratch, was 2 up, and the winner in the juniors, G. W. Ward, 4 up, won. The best cards were: SENIOR BOGEY.

Hep. Result. E. H. Maeforlane ecr 2 up W. P. Anderson 2 1 up G. i\ Colbeck 1 square A. R. Blank 2 square B. W. Morgan 4 square E. C. Abernethy 7 squara W. A. McQueen 7 square G. W. Haverfleld 4 1 down 3, H. Early . 5 1 down F. Banks 8 1 down J. K. Davidson 8 1 down J. C. Marks 8 1 down L. 3d. Best 8 1, down ~E. J. Cordner 5 2 down Millen Macbeth 2 3 down A. h. Cropp 4 8 down L. J. Taylor 5 3 down R. 8. Beadel 5 3 down 0. A. Stringer 8 8 down 8 down J. F. Duncan 8 R. A. Wilson 1 4 down J. D. Lawrence 2 4 down W. D. Wood 5 4 down P. 0. Harris 5 4 down G. G. Ait ken 8 4 down F. P. Morrison 8 4 down 4 down W. B. Purchas 8 0. R. J. Ward 4 S down L.. A. Dongall 4 5 down S down 5 down 8 down 5 down E. W. Hasell J. Dolph R. W. Ballantyne 5 5 6 R. J. Hobbs 8 T. W. Woodroffa 3 5 down f\ S. Foster M. A. Johnston 8 6 5 down 5 down 6 down 8 down 6 down 6 down 6 down 6 down 6 down 6 down 7 down 7 down 7 down 7 down 7 down 8 down 8 down 8 down 9 down E. J. Pumplurey P. H. Brown 2 5 W. T. D. Harms® 5 0. Holdsworth P. Wood J. S. Connell J. Ramsden J. E 1 . Hutchison ■ 5 8 8 8 8 R. T. Tosswill K. J. Walker A. Ii. Macfarlana 1 8 4 K. W. Robinson N. H. Skinner H. W. Maefarlane M. H. Godby W. R. M. Irwin D. Reese 5 7 8 4 7 5 JUNIOR BOGEY. Hep. Result. S. W. Ward H. S. Williams 8. Wade W. N. Seay C. H. 8mith X. Wyn Irwin V. W. Freeman A. H. Glasgow F. A. Brittan W. R. Laseelles 0. J. Wilson a. II. Wood G. A. K. Williami H. A. Boddington H. O. D. Mearea A. T. Donnelly H. E. Button A. A. Douglass H. Barlow «• • • ' 10 12 11 18 11 11 9 11 9 10 11 0 10 10 11 11 11 13 IS 4 up 1 down 8 down 4 down 4 down 4 down 5 down 5 down 6 down 6 down 6 down 7 down 8 down 8 down 8 down 9 down 10 down 10 down 10 down

Hep. Score. H. Andanon .. 11 1 up O. Anderson ■* U 1 down F. G. Atkinson 14 1 down K. C. W» rd 3 1 down 11. Armstrong 11 2 down T. Halliburton ». 17 3 down H. Stevens 6 S down E. Rimmington . „ ... 18 3 down H. Liphtbaad n .. •9 S down J. E. Grange 8 4 down J. B. McClymont -- •• S 4 down

Bean and West Grass. Hcd. Net. .. 68 23 65 Inkster and Barnett .. C4 98 66 Koas and Fairclongh S3 16 67 69 Malpas and Summers .. 81 32 Lane and Poison w 89 30 69 l*urdie and Wick» .. .. 84 14 70 Roger* and Johnston* .. 90 90 70 M. s. Biown and Dalahnsty 95 94 71