TEACHERS' DAY

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21239, 10 August 1934, Page 20

TEACHERS' DAY

The fourth annual field-day for teachers and former teachers will be held on the Harewood course on Mc day, August 20. The competition in the morning will be a-bogey match for the Pedagogic Bowl, presented by Mr A. E. Blank, and in the afternoon a match, primary versus post-primary, for the Pedagogic Pebble, the intrinsic value of which has been estimated at twopence. This, however, is no ordinary pebble; it was never gathered on the sea-shore. It is just an ordinary brick ingeniously and appropriately adorned and surmounted by various heraldic devices, including a golfer rampant upon a field vert. The motto inscribed is "omnes per golfum iuncti in uno." Mr A. K. Anderson, the past president, has presented a handsome trophy to be held by the competitor returning the best net score in the afternoon match. Entries have been received from as far as Timaru and New Plymouth, and a good muster is anticipated. AVONDALE CLUB The following is the draw for the first qualifying round of the club championship to be played at Avondale over the week-end, eight to qualify over two rounds. Players wiil go out in pairs from 9 a.m.:—T. ,W. Patterson and K. C. Ward, C. W. Oborn and E. Atkinson, P. St. G. Atkinson and N. W. Jury, L. S. Smith and E. A. Clcland. W. M. Cleland and H. Dvmoncl, J. Millard and H. V. Sharp, R. S. Pearson and H. Lightband, F. W. Deighton and L. J. Lewis, T. S. Knight and J. R. Grange, J. M. Preston and J. Newman. D. A. Adams and R. HayMackenzie, G. E. Berry and E. Sheanan. O. Anderson and R. A. Campbell, T. Eastcrbrook and W. A. Fowler, K. J McMenamin a id A. C. Cocks, N. V. Smith and A. Gibson. WAIM.VIR) BEACH CLUB The first qualifying round ot. the club championship will be played over the week-end, in conjunction with the first round of the junior cup. 'Players over 15 handicap must declare by entry before starling out. in which competition they propose to participate. The club championship will be of two' qualifying rounds oC ttroke play, best eight gross scores to qualify and play off under match conditions. The junior cup will be of two qualifying rounds of stroke play, open to players whose handicaps at time of entry are 16 or more, 16 to qualify and play off under match conditions. A stroke handicap will be played in conjunction with these qualifying rounds.

I The following is the draw:—D. B. L. Bowker v. J. A. Arnold, W. Russell v. J. Millard, K. 11. Lake v. D. C. Parker, S. B. L. Bowker v. A. IT. Henry, J. j Grcenslade v. B. M. Lake, J. A. Wilson jv. W. E. P. Butler, 11. V. Rossi v. G. E. Hoffman, 11. Tillman v. G. IT. Christie, S. A. Dowland v. G. Pierce, S. Morris v. T. A. Fleming S. Causland v. S. J; Russell, R. J. G. Collins v. S G. 11. Rich, A. E. Mercer v. J. W. Prow, E. I. Smith v. H. P. Well?, F. H. | Howard v. A. M. Bowt.-n, G. H. Burj rnwcs v. C. K. Smith, J. A. M. BritI tcndcn v. \V. .1. Honvrll, M, Bunt v. ,J. R. W. Ovens, R, Bui leu v. S. N. ! Perry,

TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB

| The following icam will play ior the Templeton Country Club m a return | match with Rawhiti, ;it ILuvhiti, this j w<.'el:-end fstartin;; at !> a.m.):—G T Alley, L. S. Ayers, N. IT. Ski;mer, r". | G. P. Anderson, IT. Woods, I. jMacint.yre, W. C. Smith, J. Giinder;:cn, W. Millncr, E. Rudkin. R. W. smart; emergencies, F. W. Jull and F jlnstone. i Play for the club championships p.nll commence with the qualifying (rounds on August 19, entries elo'sin" ~ next Wednesday, i ' KAIAPOI CLUB j The following will represent Kaiapoi J m an inter-club match at Kaiapoi I a.L'iiinst. Rawhiti to-morrow, at IIS 'p.m.:-11. IT. Blackwol!, T. C. Butcher ''■ T. Caps-lick. R. D. Evans j C P' ; Hicks, G. Hammer. G. Hirst, J. Halli- | gan, A. W. Leithead, R. H. Reid S Rinaldi, H. J. Templeton, D. G. Wilson' and D. Whyte. A Stablei'ord bogey match will be plnycu at the same time, the draw to be made on the links

MALVERN CLUB

In a bogey match the following were the best curd?:

"■ Kcid C2i ... .. o down VV f ? l J sl^' U m> ■■ ■ • 8 d own : J r ud * «*> - - - . 9 down W. Judd (20) ..jo down Mrs Judd (21) ~2 down Mrs -S. Gillanders ('2<li ~ 4 down Mrs Norton (19) . . f, down Mrs G; Dysprt (27. .' 9 clown

KAIKOURA CLUB

The draw for the medal round and second round of the Withers Cup is as follows: C. .1. Smith, S. Evans, D. Baker, and J. Turnbull; W. G. Todd, C. Miller, and R. Grant; E. J. Watts| J. M. Reid, and F. S. Warner; s! O'Callaghan, J. W. Anderson, and E. \\. Flower; E. W. Harris, J. Lovett and J. A. Reid; G. C. Wallace, J. Nelson, and T. Flower; F. B. Sabiston, W A. Nelson, and W. D. Sabiston: A. S. Robinson, R. Williams, and W. R Tcape.

The semi-finals have been readied in the senior championship, and the players to meet are:—W. R. Teape and E. W. Flower, E. J. Watts and H. Wilson.

F. B. Sabiston has won through to the finals in the junior championship and meets the winner of R. Grant and T. Flower.

As a result of his excellent performance in the second round of" the president's troph- competition, F. B. Sabiston won easily from the rest of the competitors. E. J. Watts, who was runner-up, played consistent golf from his low handicap. The draw for the semi-finals in the captain's trophy competition is:—J. Lovett (17) plays F. B. Sabiston (17); E. W. Flower (10) plays winner -of J. M. Rrid (12) and S. O'Callaghcn (10). Following is the list of matches which have been arranged for the remainder of the season:—August 18, mixed foursome flag match; August 25, four-ball bogey match; September 1, medal round; September 8, sealed aggregate stroke handicap; September 15, Stableford bogey match; September 22, medal round; September 29, closing day.