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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20028, 9 September 1930, Page 8

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NEW SOUTH WALES DISPUTE SETTLED. (UNITED "BBSS ASfIOCIATIOJf—BI ELKCTBIO TELEGRAPH—COPTBIOHT.) SYDNEY, September 8. The dispute over the control of golf in Now South Wales has been settled. After negotiations extending over many months a decision was reached in the formation of the New South Wales Golf Association. This body takes over the duties formerly undertaken by the New South Wales Golf Council, the Country and Suburban Golf Association, and tho Districts Golf Association. One of the great advantages expected from tho change is uniformity of control. AMBERLEY CLUB. On Saturday the last round of the Frew Cup was played in conjunction with the fifth round of the Campbell Rose Bowl. The following qualified for the Frew Cup, and will play off as under:—P. R.Busch plays L. V. Rhodes, J. A. Mayo plays A. A. Holland. The Happy Valley Cup, for the best net aggregate in the qualifxing rounds of the championships, was won by L. V. Khodes. KAIKOURA CLUB. The stroke competition played on the Kaikcura links on Saturday was won by Dr. R. L. Withers, with a net score of 74. The following championship matches were played:— Ladies—Mrs Robinson beat Miss E. Mackle and will play Miss M. Mackle in the final. Men's Senioi:—O'Callaghan beat Mogridge, Withers beat E. Flower. Men's Junior—Lovett beat Workman and will play T. Flower in tho final. The championship finals should be played next weekend. The following finals should also bo played next week-end:—Captain's trophy (ladies): Miss E. Mackle v. Miss M. Mackle. Men: Mogridge v. Lovett. President's trophy: Mogridge v. Lovett. HAWARDEN CLUB. Saturday's medal match was won by D. G. Wilson with a card showing » net 72. In the first round of the club championship D. H. Fisher beat J. F. C. Wilson, C. V. Jackman beat Dr. Hunter, and G. L. Rutherford beat D. G. Wilson. The draw for next Saturday's stroke competition is as follows:—D. H. Fisher and B. L. Blunden, G. L. Rutherford and C. V. Jackman, T. V. Hatnpson and W. W. Mcßao, A. D. Allan and J. T. Lowe, A. J. Blakeley and R. S. Hiatt. J. F. Rydings and D. G. Wilson, J. M. Shortall and F. D. Rutherford, A. T. Allan and H. F. Hiatt, J. F. 0. Wilson' and K. Lindsay, G. Blakeley and Dr. Hunter, F. D. Gibson and R. E. Foster, E. W. Kerr and G. L. Wickendcn, H. A. Reese and- C. L. Suridge, R. L. Rutherford and B. G. Dalgety, N. J. Meehan and L. A. Rutherford. The second round of the club championship must be played by September 19th. HAWARDEN LADIES' CLUB. Mrs Hunter was the winner of Thursday's club medal with a net 63, Miss Blunden with a net 64 being second. Mrs Hunter also handed in the best L.G.U. Bcore, her card reading 101—30—71. Mrs A. D. Allan was next with 106—30—76. Saturday's bogey match was won by Miss Blunden, who was 1 down on bogey. Mrs Cowie was second with 8 down. The semi-final of the Canadian foursome, in which Mrs Dalzell and Mrs Reese will play Mrs Webb and Miss Dwyer, must be played by September 17th. Tho draw for Thursday's Btroke competition is as" follows:—Mrs Ecroyd and Miss Hiatt, Mrs Cowie and Mrs Foster, Miss Frater and Miss Overton. Miss M. Mason and Miss M. Dalzell. Mrs A. D. Allan and Mrs Blunden, Mrs Oracroft Wilson and Mrs Jackman, Mrs Kenealy and Miss S. Rutherford, Dr. Wood and Mrs, D. G. Wilson, Mrs Hunter and Miss Lance, Miss Anderson and Mrs Dalzell, Mrs Webb and Miss R. Blakeley Miss Dwyer and Mrs Wickenden, Miss A. Blakeley and Mrs A. T. Allan, Miss E. Maron and Miss Wickenden, Miss B. Rutherford and Misb Blunden. The draw for the sealed hole, to be played on Saturday, is:—Mrs FosVr and Miss Lance. «"?„?• Blok » le y and Miss Blunden, Mrs D. G. Wilson and Mrs Ecroyd. Miss Hiatt and ». J^M mao - Mrs Wickenden and Mrs Craeroft Wilson, Mrs Kenealy and Miss Frater. i? ST, 1 ? and Mrs Bl unden. Miss M. DalIf* vf M « D ' Al,an - MiBS s - Rutherford -iFSwf.! 8 M^ Ma »° n . Miss Overton and Miss Dr - J T, iod^ a , nd MiM Wickenden, and Mrs Dalzell, Miss B. Rutherford and M.ss A. Blakeley,. Mrs Webb and Miss Dwyer, Miss Anderson and Mrs A. T Allan, Miss E. Dalzell and scorer. z GERALDINE CLUB. Despite unfavourable weather conditions a golf rrnitoh W3« played between the G°r n ldin« and lairhe Clubs on Saturday. The re. suits were as follows (Geraldine names mentioned first):— «• „ 'LADIES' BINGLER.' Miss Crawford .. 1 Mrs McLean .. 0 Miss Rattray .. J Mrs Trotter .. * Miss Parr .. 0 Mis. McLean .. 1 Mrs Scott ~ l Miss Welsh .. 0 LADIES' FOURSOMES. Misses Crawford Mes'dames McLean and Pafr 0 and Trotter .. l Mr * B «2 tt -. and Misses McLean - Miss Hawke ..J and Welsh .. \ MEN'S SINGLES. C. J Kerr .. 1 Richards .. 0 D. Macdonald 1 J. McLean .. I a S? 0 "™ mj " XP - Cnr,t(m •• 0 G. W. T Feilden 0 J. Trotter .. 1 nJ" £ n< ! k . t *' ° p - McLean .. l Q. R. Christophers l'J. McLean .. 0 MEN'S FOURSOMES. Kerr and Tlacdon- Richards ■ and Mca,d - . ••. 1 Lean .. o «,.„♦♦ „„.i =. -ij . Carlton and TrotHcott and Feilden 1 ter 0 Lack and Chris- . P. McLean and ' tdphers .. l j. McLean .. 0 Totals»» Geraldine 9i, Fairlie 51. RAKAIA CLUB. -The men's championship at Rakaia was. advanced; another stage "on Saturday, when the semi-final was played under very unfavourable conditions. The results were:A. Chnstianson beat P. J. Hanrahan 8 up ai JrTu J - c S -, Co ?,?°, lly V* 4 L. Cordner 2 up. J he final will be played next Saturday between Chnshanson and Connolly, ->ver 36 holes of match play. The stroke competition arranged for Saturday last was abandoned owing to the wet weather. It will bo played next Saturday on the same draw, with the addition of Hanrahan and Cordner, who will play together. AMBERLEY CLUB. The best scores in the Happy Valley Cup, being tne net scores in the qualifying rounds of the championship, were:—R. V. Rhodes 215, A. Wilkinson 223, A. Holland 220. The following qualified for the Bentor championship: J. A." Mayo and W. A. Parson*. Junior championship: L. V. Rhodes, J. H. James, and D. Frew. G. Grierson and J. Oxley are to play off ior fourth place. • The following were the best cards in the fifth round of the rose bowl competition:— Wornall, 113—30—83; Mayo, 92—9—83; V. R. Busch, 111—26^—86; Holland, 105^22 86; D. Frew, 102— IS —86. The following is the draw for the sixth round of the Campbell Rose Bowl, to bo playod on Saturday next:—W. A. Parsons plays Jas. Rhodes, F. R. Busch plays W. Fosaey L. V. Rhodes plays H. Fulton, G. Grierson plays B. Wornall, A. Holland plays Dr. Fossey, D. Frew plays J. R. James, J. A. Mayo plays A. Wilkinson, J, J. Busch plays J. V Oxley. The following will represent Amberley v. Hawarden, at"Amberley, during the week-end: —Persons, Mayo, L. V. Rhodes, H. James, J. Oxley, Jas. Rhodes.. Holland, Wilkinson. 11. Wornall, B. Frew, G. Grierson, F. R. Busch.