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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23036, 3 June 1940, Page 8

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OPEN TOURNAMENT AT RUSSLEY Very large entries were received Russlev Club’s open" tourney, held aver the week-end. Though scoring generally was not good, the tournament proved ex tremely successful. * , . Results of yesterday s play were. Championships A Ci rade j W. Jackson, first round 76, second round 76, total 152: 3. W Logan, If 77—154- A. R Blank. 80, 76—156 77 h rTfldeL-G W. A. Green. 84, 80—164: D. BG h B Grade — B. T. Ainger, 89, 89—178; T. W Poison, 89, 93-182; S. N. Perry, 93, 92 Resuits of concurrent stroke handicaps were:- Morning A Grade—A. M. Fowler, 81, 8—73; L. R. Wton 82 8-74; J W. Jackson, 76, 175 B E Grade-"'A 'Gr-n, 84. 11-73; J. B V fflasson, 85, 12-73; F D.^ Jones. 85 io w fiincsjnn who W3S second id tne Kfl. wafaward'edthe match as Green won the afternoon handicap. C Grade—R. L. Jones, 88. 18—70. ■». r. Ainger,B9, 16—73; T. W. Poison, 89. 16— 73 ‘ Afternoon A Grade—*R C. Pye, 80, 8—72; L. J. Moorhouse, 81. 8—73; G. F. Bridges, 81. 7 74 B Grade—G. W. AGreen-80 11—69; D. F. Glanville, 83, 12—71; F. W. Seldom 87, 13 ic 7 Grade—B. T. Ainger, 89, 16—73; J. M. Giles, 97, 24—73; G. W. Vivian, 90, 16— 74 0n Saturday a fourball bogey match was held to open the tournament. Results were:—J. P. Gilmour (2) and H.E. Clarke (8) 7 up; E. Rudkin (7) and (71* 5 up; A. J. Black (3) and G. F, Bridges (7), 4 up; M Gould (8) and J. V. Glasfon (9), 4 up; P: O'Shea (7) and B. Perry (18), 4 up. HAGLEY LADIES’ CLUB Members of the Hagley Ladies’ Golf Club played stroke matches for prizes given by Mrs N. S. Cramond. Results were as follows; — in Senior—Mrs J. C. Cullmam SS, TO—76, Mrs A. C. Bretherton, 95, 18—77, Miss J. C Ju^o C r-MrsC 96 F. C W Price, 104. 23—81; Mrs S. M. Nicol. 108, 27—81. On the count back. Mrs Price W The Se c on |rade Ze S ‘troke match was won by Miss Flora Stark, with a score of 113, 38_77 ‘ RAWHITI A Canadian foursome match Pjfyed at Rawhiti over the week-end resulted. C. M. Mullan and H. Shaw 76, B—6 B , R- Mat thews and H. Brown. 82, 12—70. E. Chris between Rawhiti and Waimairi Beach played yesterday, resulted in a win for Waimairi oy 13 games to 11. • - RAWHITI LADIES’ CLUB Results of the Ladies’ Golf Union medal match played at Rawhiti •at the week-end were:— 1Q lvrro A Grade—Mrs Hobson 91, 18—73. Mrs Lovell. 90, 15—75; Mrs Gunn, 98, 19—79, Mrs Cardinal, 105, 26—79. B Grade— Miss Bridgens, 109, 34—75; Miss T ln S ’a bogey competition Mrs Lovell won the A grade with a score of 2 down, and Mrs Fox won the.B grade with a card of 4 down. KAIAPOI CLUB Juniors—W. J. Leonard, 89, 17—72; J. Halllgan, 90, 17—73; E. Hunter, 98, 24—74. AVONDALE CLUB Matches in the first round of the Members’ Cup at Avondale resulted:—C. F. Penfold beat R. B. Lake, 7 and 6; J. W. McCabe beat J. Giles, 6 and 5, L. S. Smith beat J. W. Niven; W. Masson beat F. A. Smith, 4 and 3; J. L. Gant beat L. F. McMenamln; R. Allen beat M. Cookson. 6 and 5; W. Simpson beat R. R. Roberts. First round results for the Oborn trophy were: —r. r. Senior beat W. T. Glasgow; C. B. Ellsworth beat T. Wallace, 1 up; T. Condliffe beat P. Macdonald. 5 and 4; C. G. M. Boyce beat H. M. Minson, 3 and 1, K. J. McMenamin beat A. H. Weir; C. W Oborn beat T. W. Patterson. 1 up; H. V Sharp beat G. W. Holmes, 4 and 2; G. D - . Law beat N. J. Swift, 1 up. Results of yesterdays matches were.— Mixed Four-ball Bogey—L. Hudson (10) and Miss E. Hudson (18), 6 up: K. J. McMenamin (4) and Miss O. Knight (14). 6 up: L. J. Lewis (9) and Miss S. Gasson (14), 1 up. WAITIKIRI C luß L. R. Burt was tire winner of a medal match played by the Waltikiri Golf Club yesterday. HAREWOOD CLUB The first round of the play-off for the Ward Cup and the four-ball bogey handicap were played at the Harewood Club during the week-end. Results were;— Ward Cup, First Round—C. L. Crowley beat C. L. Sturge, 3 and 2; C. R. Ogler beat'A. A. Grimmer, 4 and 3; M. B. Cook beat W. L. Lawry, 7 and 5 ; M. P. Satterthwaite beat L. H. Boyd, 3 and 2. Best cards in the four-ball match were: E. A. Calvert and C. i Hoy, 4 up; A. W. Williams and A. T. Bell, 2 up; A. E. Kincaid and G. A. Miles, 1 up; R. T. Barrow and G. K. Malcolmson, 1 up. WAITIKIRI LADIES’ CLUB An A grade medal match' for the Ladies’ Golf Union medal was played by the Waitikiri Ladies’ Golf Club yesterday. Results were;— , . A Grade—Miss S. Ward, 96, 19—77; Miss M. Sowden, 98. 19—79; Mrs' A. R. Blank, 105, 23—82." B Grade —Miss J. Byers, 110, 36—74; Miss J. Wilson,. 110, 33—77; Miss J. Seymour, 107, 27—80. . Non-handicap Match—Miss M f Talbert, 62 18—44; Miss M. Morrison, 63, 18—45; Miss H. Field, 69, 18—51. RUSSLEY LADIES’ CLUB The Russley Ladies’ Golf Club’s monthly senior bogey match was won by Mrs J. Blyth. In the junior grade Mrs C. H. Clemens tied with Mrs G. B. Powell. The flag match was won by Mrs A. D. Cordner (senior) and Miss G. Boag (junior). HAGLEY CLUB The first rounds of the Meares Cup for seniors and the Hagley Cup for juniors were played at Hagley on Saturday. Results:— _ Meares Cup—G. S. Strack beat H. L. Blamires, C. P. Bruere beat A. Fowler, W. Purdie beat L. Wilson, J. Spence beat J. H. Wear, G. K. McAllum beat M. Foley, H. S. Eaton beat T. James, G. McCrone beat E. R. Harding. Hagley Cup—W. -Halligan beat C. L. Ridgen, F. Ellis beat C. Price, R. V. Gilmour beat P. Irving. W. Mackenzie beat F. A. Bates, K. Edgat beat E. E. Battey, A. H. Gresham beat A. M. West, A. V. Winchester beat J. M. Sutherland. A bogey match for those not engaged in match play resulted: —E. E. Hounsell (9) 4 down; P. C. Browne (11), 6 down; J. G. Poison (11), 7 down. TEMPLETON LADIES’ CLUB A Stableford bogey match played by members of the Templeton Ladies’ Golf Club on Saturday resulted:—Mrs M. L. Page 25, Mrs C. Nees 24. Mrs W. Fuller' 24. RICHMOND HILL CLUB A stroke match played at Richmond Hill on Saturday resudted: — Senior—J. K. Wood, 81, E. P. Miller, 79, 11—68; F. O. Strong, 84, 16—68. Junior—R. C. Hamilton, 90, 22—68; M. Marriner, 90, 21—69; C. R. Harris, 94, 25—69. KAIAPOI CSLUB The following were the, best cards returned in a medal match' played >at the Kaiapoi course on Saturday afternoon:— Seniors—G. Hirst, 78, 11—67; N. S. Wyber, 79, 9—70; A. R. Gordon, 83, 10— 73; E. E. Eves, 83, 10—73.