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i THE PARLIAMENTARY HANDICAP. PRINCE OF WALKS BEATEN IN FINAL. ;oSIIfJt PHESS ASPOCJA'MOW—BT EHCUIL' TJSLEaBAI'R—COPVfIIQ HT.) ißeceived July 16, 7.30 p.m.) LONDON, July 15. Mr G. Lambert, M.P., beat the Prince of Wales 5 up and 4 to play, in the final of the Parliamentary golf handicap at Coombe Hill, the Prince of Wales conceding four .strokes in 36 holes.
CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. HENNISTON (LP AND BOGEY MATCH. The late startei's at Shirley on Saturday had the better part of the drizzly weather when the qualifying round for the Denniston Cup was played in conjunction with a bogey match. Some good gross scores were recorded, including a 73 to P. R. Godby, who won the senior division off the live mark with 5 up, and a 74 to A. R. Blank, who finished all square from scratch. The draw for the first round of the Denniston Cup, decided by match play on handicap, is as follows;—P. R Godby plays A. B. Jones, M. K. Gray plays F. G. Bristed, A. R. Blank plav.s B. G. Rutherford, L. Treleaven plays R. S. Beadel. The first round will be played on July 22. The best scores handed in for the bogey match were:—
Seniors. IP. J!. God by • ..55 up A. R. Blank .. scr all square IF. G. Bnsted .. 4 all square M. K. Gray .. fi ail square B. G. Rutherford .. 9 nil square ! R. S. Bcadel ..31 down lA. A. Boon .. 5 2 down lA. B. Jones .. <) 2 down R. G. Arnould .. 2 3 clown 11. W. Macf'aiiane .. 3 3 down J. K. Davidson .. 4 3 down J. M. God by .. 5 3 down G. \V. Havorfield .. 5 3 down M. W. Simes ..73 down G. W. Ward ..83 down P. H. N. Freeth .. 3 4 down J. Rarnsden .. (5 4 down B. G. Dalgcty .. ',) 4 down J. D. Hutchison .. 8 4 down W. R. Lascelle.s .. 8 4 down C. A. Seymour .. 2 5 down F. C. A'Court .. 5 5 down W. H. Cowper .. 5 5 down S. N. B. Wynne ..7 5 down A. C. Thomson .. 8 5 down A. L. Cropp .. 4 G down R. M. Adams .. 8 6 down K. G. Archer .. 8 6 down W. Harman .. 8 6 down G. R. Stevenson .. 8 6 down F. S. Grant . .. 5 7 down N. E. Tingev .. 6 7 down L. A. DougaH ..3 8 down K. W. Robinson ..58 down .1. M. Epps .. 8 8 down N. H. Skinner .. 8 8 down F. W. Freeman .. 9 8 down C. J. Ward ..2 9 down W. D. Wood ..39 down D. Reese . • - r > 9 down F. S. Tavlor ..69 down G. H. Wood ..79 down Juniors. L. Treleaven .. 13 2up J. L. Will .. 17 2 down H. S. Williams .. 11 3 down H. R. T. Spanjer ..11 3 down S. H. Hooper .. 14 3 down J Zj. Vcrgettc .. 13 4 down A T. Donnelly .. H 5 down S.' B. Simpson ..11 5 down F. A. Britten •■ l l I 3 own J. Wyn Irwin ..06 down W. A. Young • • 11 6 down P M. Collins •• 1» «■ down p K. Allison • • I 0 ' 3 own H. K Button • ■ 10 ' down f'Tßr" ::1S I2SS2 i F R Reav ■• 12 11 down H. Barlow" •• 12 14 down ,
RICHMOND HIU' CLUB
The first round of the Rawnslcy Cup was played at Richmond Hill on Saturday afternoon. The course was a trifle heavv after the rain, but conditions improved later in the afternoon The second round will be played next Saturday, and the pairs returning the Lest eicht net scores will play■ ofl under match play conditions for a prize given by Mrs Bruges. The scores were as follows: Gross. Hep. Net.
, RUSSLEY CLUB. I ■- i i The following are the results of matches played at Russley during the week-end. A heavy course prevented good scoring, but some of the scores in the Canadian foursome on Sunday afternoon were particularly good. BOGEY HANDICAPS. Seniors.
Fourball Aggregate Stroke Handicap. Gross. Hep. Net.
Canadian Foursome Stroke Handicap. v «r u , Gross. Hep. Net. •K. W. Hor>f> anri W tvt r
AVONDALE CLUB. i J?* , Str °J e handicap fw the captains trophy played at Avondale on Saturday resulted in a tie between F Vimcombe and K. J. McMenamin, who both returned good cards of 68 net (par 72). Best cards_
KAIAPOI CLUB. A medal match was played at the Kaiapoi links on Saturday afternoon concurrently with the second qualifying round of the club championship, the Papprill rose bowl, and the Parnham cup competitions. The following were the best cards returned:—
HAREWOOD CLUB. Results in the third round of the Blank Cup, which was completed yesterday, were:— A. R. Blank beat S. Milne, 2 up. F. F. Leckie beat S. W. Binns, 2 and E. H. Buckeridge beat A. H. Cavell. W. L. Lawry beat A. W. Williams, 5 and 4. C. N. Thompson beat H S. Geddes, 3 and 2. R. J. Mcllroy beat L. P. Symes, 6 and 4. J. S. Wilson beat F. T. Midgley, 2 and 1. A. B. Edwardes beat O. A. Y. Johnston, 4 and 2. J. D. Dalziel beat A. C. Parson. 4 and 3. C. E. Hoy beat F. Parris, 1 up. N. S. Wyber beat C. Haigh, 2 up. C. Holdsworth beat H. F. Robertson, 5 and 3. R. G. Malcolmson beat J. D. Carl, 5 and 4. N. Roake beat W. S. G. Milne, 3 and 2. R. R. Bell beat M. B. Cook, 7 and 5. The fourth round must be completed by August 6. In the bogey handicap, played yesterday, two players tied in the seniors, and five in the juniors. Scores were:—
KANGIORA LADIES* CLUB. The draw for the flag match to be played next Thursday is as follows: — Miss Pcarce and Mrs Shankland. Miss Jennings and Mrs Ellis. Miss Mcintosh and Mrs Davis, Mrs Logan i Miss N. Macdonald, Mrs King and Mrs Keetley, Mrs Buckingham and Miss Glasgow, Miss Threlkeld and Mrs Thompson, Mrs G. Heney and Mrs Fraser, Mrs Tolmie and Mrs Godfrey, Mrs Kippenberger and Miss Chalmers, Miss Verrall and Miss Kerwan, Miss Archer and Mrs Hughey, Miss J. Threlkeld and Miss Palairet. The final of the Macdonald Cup was played last week between Miss Morrish and Mrs TOlmie. The cup was won by Miss Morrish, who (conceding eight strokes) won the match 5 up and 3.
WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB. A four-ball bogey competition played during the week-end resulted: B. Lake and D. Carter .. oup T. A. Fleming and I. Smith .. 4up F. McCausland and C. Smith 3 up J. Greenslade and A. Henry 1 up A. Wilson and R. Lake .. square T. Bowker and W. Russell square The sealed handicap match played yesterday afternoon was won by T. A. Fleming with a fine 66, .the scores being:— Gross. Hep. Net. T. A. Fleming ..90 24 68 A. Wilson .. ..96 24 72 G. Parker .. ..93 21 72 B. Lake .. ..91 18 73 H. Tillman .. ..98 24 74 R. J. Q. Collins ..91 17 74 E. L Smith .. .. 93 19 74 F. McCausland ..95 20 75 C. McConnell ..100 24 78 R. H. Taylor ..97 20 77 C. E. Smith ..95 17 78 D. Bowker .. ..87 8 79 R. Lake .. .. 97 17 80 S. Morris .. .. 104 24 80 J. Arnold .. ..95 15 80 In the semi-final of the Bowker Cup, A. Henry beat S. G. Bowker 1 up. The Waimairi. Cup final was won by R. J. G. Collins, who beat T. W. Gurnsey 3 up and 2.
RAWHITI CLUB. * The match played during the weekend between the captain's and secretary's team 6 of the Rawhitl Club re. suited in a win for the captain's team by 18 matches to seven. RAWHITI LADIES' CLUB. The senior flag match played en the municipal links over the week-end by the Bawhiti Ladies' Club was won by Mrs J. E. Gudgeon, who took the flag to the seventeenth hole.. The junior match was won by Mist A, Jorgensen, who carried the flag to the eighteenth hole.
T D. Lav;rcnce and Miss Z. Hudson .. 79 6 73 n. D. Glackin and Miss P. Hamilton 90 17 73 c. S. Hardy and Miss J. Wiggins 86 12 74 j. A. Jamison and Mrs Jamieson 01 17 74 H. J. Gosset and Miss M. P. Hamilton .. 89 13 76 F. J. Glackin and Mrs Glackin 89 9 80 F. L. Brandt and Mrs Brandt 03 15 80 C. A. Rattray and Miss B. Cotterill 92 9 83 H. H. T. Hamilton and Miss K. Sinclair 100 17 83 J. Simpson and Miss G. E. Wilson D7 13 84 C. E. Webster and Miss M. B. Wilson 90 14 84 A. T. Bolam and Miss G. F. Davidson .. 107 22 85 L. J. Moorhouse and Mrs V.E.Hamilton 97 11 86 R. E. Hastie and Miss H. Halliday 100 13 87 A. C. Felton and Mrs L. L. Regnault .. 103 16 87 E. S. Thomson and Miss M. Wiggins .. 109 20 89 J. D. Edmonds and Miss J. Dean 110 17 93 E. G. Pidgeon and Mrs K. A. Brooke 117 21 9G W. H. Banks and Miss I. Merry 116 19 97 H. A. Bishop and Mrs N. H. Barlow 122 21 101
H. P. Rennic (6) .. 2 down G. T. Alley (10) .. 3 down L. E. Robinson (5) .. 4 down F. C. Cooler (8) .. 4 down H. A. Penn (10) .. 4 down R. B. Smythe (10) .. 4 down G. S. Palmer (6) .. 5 down T. W. Wilson (8) .. 5 down A. E. Ackroyd (11) .. 5 down H. F. Penlington (5) .. 6 down R. W. Hope (8) .. 6 down C. E. Evans (10) .. 6 down H. L. Blamires (11) .. 6 down J. Earl (11) .. 6 down F. Armstrong (12) Juniors. .. 6 down A. B. Duncan .. .. 1 down G. W. Russell .. .. 2 down A. L. Smith .. 2 down O. F. Baker ,. 3 down F. O. Hartley .. .. 5 down E. C. Tipping .. .. 5 down W. L. Partridge .. 6 down W. A. White .. .. 7 down
G. W. Russell and W. A. White 199 42 157 E. J. Hampton and A. L. Smith 192 34 158 \V. . M. Ross and R. W. Hope 181 22 159 J. L. Barriball and J. E. Hamilton 187 28 159 E. H. Smith and B. Mair 181 21 160 H. P. Rennie and G. S. Palmer 178 16 162 J. P. Gilmour and K. B. Bain 182 19 163 G. J. Leech nnd G. M. Hall 196 33 163 F. C Wooler and M. C. BrickeU 197 34 163 L. E. Robinson and G. A. Connal 178 14 164 J. R. Stevenson and E. F. Hill 188 24 164 A. P. O'Callaghan and F. C. Fairclough .. 188 23 165 H. A. Penn and J. Binsted 192 26 166 K. B. Smythe and F. W. Hobbs 194 28 166 K. A. Bacshaw and G. W. C. Smithson 204 37 167 C. E. Evans and N. D. Bowman 196 28 ins
T. vv. nupe ana w. M. Ross W. Wilson and A. 82 11 71 D. C. Fraser S. Anderson and J. 84 13 71 R. Crawshaw 87 15 72 E. H. Smith and B G. Mair I'- O'Halloran and 86 11 75 T. C. Clarkson 91 15 76 G. W. Russell and W A. A. White W. Smithson and P Wynn-Williams 06 88 20 11 76 J. A. Clements and k. 77 F. B. Bain C. Wooler and M 84 6 78 C. Brickell 95 17 F. O. Hartley and H 78 O. Hewlett 97 H. A. Penn and E J 19 78 Hampton 93 14 F. C. FaircJouKh and 79 K c Stevenson and E. 93 14 .79 *. Hill 92 88 L. E. Robinson and G. k. Palmer 12 7 80 81
F. Vinicombe Gross. 90 Hticp. Net 22 co K. J. McMcnamin . . 90 22 68 G. A. Dawson • . 93 24 69 E. J. Jackson ..89 18 71 D. A. Adams .. 78 6 72 E. A. Cleland • . 88 16 72 W. J. Dickinson .. 92 20 72 F. Pen fold .. 92 20 72 R. S. Pearson .. 83 10 73 K. More .. 92 19 73 D. E. Climie .. 85 12 74 H. Dymond .. 92 18 74 C. G. M. Boycc .. 92 16 76 T. Easterbrook .. 85 8 77 F. W. Deighton .. 87 10 77 T. W. Patterson .. 87 10 77 T. Condliffe .. 93 16 77 W. T. Glasgow .. 95 1.8 77 K.C. Ward .. 78 scr. 78 G. Millar .. 83 5 78 J. M. Preston .. 83 10 78 L. A. Gordon .. 95 17 73 J. B. McClymont .. 87 8 79 E. Atkinson .. 92 12 80 N. S. Bowie .. 96 16 80 N. V. Smith .. 89 8 81 L. J. Lewis .. 9fi 13 83
Gross, hep. Net. J. R. Penlington .. 87 20 67 A. E. Brown .. 90 22 68 R. H. Reid .. 97 28 69 R. Fisher .. 95 25 70 H. H. Blackwell .. 84 13 71 J. G. Yellowlees .. 88 17 71 E. J. Corcoran .. 82 10 72 R. J. Smith .. 81 8 73 L. B. Evans .. 83 10 73 R. D. Evans .. 85 12 73 F. L. Parnham .. 88 15 73 H. R. Aspinall .. 82 8 74 A. W. Leithead .. 87 12 75 J. Hicks .. 93 18 75 S. Rinaldi .. 97 22 75 S. Papprill .. 102 27 75 R. Edwards .. 102 27 75 C. Ward .. 104 26 78 G. Hammer .. 93 14 79 G. Hirst .. 99 20 79 A. N. Mackay .. 103 24 79 L. J. Parnham .. 88 7 81 H. J. Templeton .. 92 11 81 D. Whyte .. 99 18 81 F. T. Capstick .. 101 20 81
SENIORS. A. R. Blank (scr) 3 down A. M. Taylor (10) 3 down F. W. Stevens (10) 4 down H. F. Robertson (11^ 4 down R. G. Malcolmson (8) 5 down C. N. Thompson (8) 5 down J. D. Dalziel (11) 5 down O. A. Y. Johnston (6) 6 down C. S. Peate (6) 6 down N. E. Tingey (8) 6 down R. J. Mcllroy (11) 6 down N. Roake (8) 7 down A. B. Edwardes (10) 7 down J. S. Wilson (5) 8 down R. H. Neil (11) 8 down N. Boon (10) 8 down J. D. Carl (11) 9 down A. T. Bell (11) 9 down JUNIORS. E. T. Beaven (11) 4 down A. S. Geddes (12) 4 down S. W. Binns (15) 4 down D. Neil (15) 4 down R. de G. Robilliard .. (15) 4 down W. S. G. Milne (12) 5 down R. R. Bell (13) 5 down C. T. Werren (11) 7 down C. L. Crowley (11) 7 down A. F. W. Preston (12) 7 down A. L. Kay (12) 7 down J. L. Harrison (14) 7 down H. Studholme (14) 7 down A. J. Agar (18) 7 down F. H. Brown (14) 8 down A. G. Jamieson (11) 9 down A. W. Spence (14) 9 down
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