GOLF
CHRISTCHURCH CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY BEGUN
the first round of match play for the jinpionship, played by the Christchurch Xj* Club on Saturday, resulted:— °r B Cromb beat B. W. Cleland, 4 and J. James beat C. J. Ward, 6 and * j Rennie beat W. M. Cleland, 1 up; i R Blank beat H. J. Gosset, 3 and 2; ,C 'Mangan beat C. Gresson, 4 and 3; , * Watson beat R. McK. Paterson, 5 *Li i- R D. Kearns beat M. »K. Boon, 4 and 3; L. W. Fleetwood beat D. C. Watt, *l?.e match for the Pumphrey Cup reRamsay beat F. P. Morrison. 4 and . w a. Caldwell beat K. C. Kearns, 2 ■' d 1- L. J. Moorhouse beat R. E. Dunne, , ~n . J B. Prendergast beat J. D. Carl, »»nd 1- F. S. Taylor beat H. M. S. Daw- ’ 3 and 2; C. T. Werren beat A. C, Sill 2 un: W. K. Dougall beat G. H. K. en . 3 and 2: H. W. MacFarlane beat D. r Williamson. 4 and 2. The match for the Richards Cup re—A. T. Skellerup beat C. S. Peate, 2- E- A. Cleland beat M. Taylor. 4 E H. Watkins beat K. F. Coch- •?„ s’and 4; D. A. Reese beat L. BrinkJan 3 and 2: R. G. H. Bullock beat N. Srineey, 3 and 2; G. N. Turrell beat ? T Kerr, 1 up; L. A. Wigzell beat L. A. Cireiair. 3 and 2; F. W. Seldon beat G. C. p Readel. 2 and 1. In the match for the Cox Cup. results S Rennie beat J. R. Ward, 2 up; t R Burt beat J. H. Freeth, 3 and 2; J. « Ardagh beat D. L. Taylor, 3 and 2; D. McFarlane beat F. C. Penfold. 4 and 3; A. n Callender beat W. C. Debenham by detouit- P S. Foster beat W. D. Robinson, s and 5' A. T. Donnelly beat T. S. McMillan, 2 and 1; W. E. Quirk beat E. G. Keenan. 2 and 1. The match for the S. G. Holland Cup resulted: — A W. Clark beat R. M. Adams, 3 and »• R B. Lake beat J. L. Barriball, 3 and A T. Bell beat R. T. Pither, 2 and 1; w D. Wood beat L. H. Marshall, 3 and !■ M. J- Russbll beat M. A. Johnston, 2 up; W G. Rich beat E. A. Calvert, 7 and 5; K." J McMenamin beat H. E. Debenham, • 4 and 3; W. L. M. Dearsley beat J. V. Glasson, 2 and 1. , 4 WAITIKIRI CLUB * The senior final of the Waitikiri Club . championships, played on Saturday, was " Hn by S. H. McKechnie, who beat H. C. f L Hi’l 4 and 3. Other results were:— . Intermediate—J. Tucker beat W. B. 0 Cowles, 2 up. Junior: K. W. Hobbs beat W. Kane, 2 up. I All matches were played over 36 holes, t A stroke match resulted:—A. R. Gallag- : her, 95 . 24-71: C. R. Ogier, 79, 8—71; K, c W Hogg, 86. 15—71; A. E. Benzie, 77, 6 71 A. R. Gallagher won on the countback. A single Stableford resulted:—C. I R Ogier, 38 points; W. R. Collins. 34; J. s 3. Potts and A. Hay. 33. A bogey handicap, played yesterday 1 morning, resulted ; S McKechnie, 1 ddwn; C. D. McGarry. = 1 down; S. V. Goulding, 2 down; C. R. f Ogier, 2 down. A four-bail aggregate Stableford was < played' in the afternoon, and resulted:— ] W R. Collins and L. Chappell, 63 points; 1 3 Potts and P. Durning. 61; B. Smith and J. Loper, 57; C. Anderson and L. Bent- | I * T ' M ‘ RUSSLET CLUB ; Uie annual fixture, captain's team ver- 1 nis the president’s team, was played by - members of the Russley Golf Club on Saturday. Fifty-five games of match play ; were played. The captain's team won by 1 10 games. A driving competition and a putting competition were also held, and 'firing.— A Grade: R. G. Penlington. s B grade: D. C. Parker. C grade: R. ( Christie. < Pitting.—D. C. Watson. A dinner and a smoke concert were , afterwards held at the club house, at , which 130 members were present. j The secohd qualifying round of the club championships was played, with concurrent stroke handicaps. Best scores in the championship were:— ■ A Grade. —D. C. Watson, 78; W. D. Arm- < strong. 79; J. W. Logan, 79. < B Grade.—C. K, Watson, 79; D. C. Parker, 82; A. T. Cartwright, 83. „ „ , C Grade.—J. M. Hargreaves, 91; C. Gal- 8 braith. 93; J. D. Camm, 83.' I The following qualified to play on In ; match play;— < A grade: W. D. Armstrong, 76, 79—159; ■ D C. Watson, 79, 78—157; J. W. Logan, 78, 79—157; W. L. Fairclough, 79, 81—160; i D H. Richardson, 74, 89—163; E. J. Brad- ; shaw 83, 84—167; J. P. Gilmour. 86. 82— 168; R- H. T- Hamilton, 87, 82—169; F. Wil- , liamson, 85, 84-169; N. S. Bowie 85. 84- < 169; R. G. Penlington, 83, 87—170; J. W. Johnston, 86, 85-171; W. R. Smith, 86, 86- ( 172; A. B. Cotty. 91. 83-174; G. A. Me- j Bea th. 90, 85—175; G. T. Candy, 88, 87— , 175 B Grade.—C. K. Watson. 91. 79—170; D. ' C. Parker. 91. 82-173; R. G. Stead 88, 92- : 180; R. A. Lynch. 91, 90—181; H. Pplglase, 93 88—181; A. T. Cartwright, 99, 83—182: ; W. L. Lawry, 90. 92—182; J. H._ Johnston, 90, 93-183: J. D. Lawson, 91, 92—183: N. ( J Forward. 92, 91-183; A. H. Lee. 92, 91 • -183; A. Z McCurdy, 92. 92—184; P R , Hadley, 94, 90—184; I. A. Baxter,,94, 90— IM; C. F. Evans, 93, 92—185; R. H. Booth, M oj 185 J .'C Grade.—J. M. Hargreaves, 88, 91—179; . C. Galbraith, 94, 93—187; J. D. Camm, a- q-jlgo- F T. Bentley, 99, 94—193; D. • R Hicks. 97 97—194; N. M. Smith, 98, 97 1 -19* G h: Bryant, 100 96-196: RD. ! Cameron. 98, 100—198; E. C. Lunt. 100, 97 U - W. L. Duke, 99, 100—199; H - < Barnes, 105, 97—202; r?,; D. G. Glaysher, 105, 105—210, C. H. urookes, 103, 108—211; G. A. Milne 108. ] 106—214' R. F. Christie, 106, 108—214. ( A stroke handicap resulted:— 1 A Grade.—D. G. Silvester. 83, 9—74, W. ( T, Fairclough, 81, 5—76; J. T. Gilmour, 82, *"b *Gra'e—C. K. Watson, 79, 12—67; A. , T Cartwright. 83, 13-70; D. C. Parker, , **C'tirade.—F. T. Bentley, 94, 24—70: J. j M. Hargreaves. 91. 17—74; C. Galbraith. ( 83, 18—75; J. D. Camm, 93. 18—75. RAWHITI CLUB A stroke round and teams' match was nlaved yesterday by the Rawhiti Golf A OTWH. 75. 13-62; J. W. ' Simon. 78. 13-65; B Grade.—E. W. Haigh, 85. 22-63. A. K. Archer. 84, 20-64; A. Pnsk. 82, 18-®!' ) The teams’ mhtch was won t>y • O'Neill, W. Milesi, F. Hulme, and F. Mil chell. with an aggregate Z67 ' , A special stroke round resulted.— Seniors.—R. Allen, 77, 8—69Intermediate.—C. O Neill l^y 2 - » j Junior.—A. K. Archer, 84, 20-64, A. I Frisk, 82, 18—64. AVONDALE CLUB A bisque bogey match, • Avondale Golf Club on Saturday, re , (Ulted;—T. Kennedy (9>, 3 up, R. W- Friz , zeU (24), 3 up: L. HIU (12), 1 UP. “• Clark (18). 1 up; F. Collins (15), 1 up» t. S. Knight (11), 1 up: K. Moore (24), 1 HAGLEY CLUB The first round of , the S av Club’s championships played on Saturoay resulted:—l. A. W. Munro beat C. W. Foote, 2 and 1; H. R. RendaM beat B. JL Miles; E. H. Hill beat A. J- Telford, 6 and 5; R. D. Johnston, J. W. Johnrton D. T. Warner, E. Burgess, and W. A. Purdie had Grade.-A. B. Fordyce beat A E. Hough. 2 and 1; C L. Harper beat J. P. Hawke; S. Stokes beat D. Glue, 2 and 1; C. D. Wilson beat H. W. waiKer, 5 and 4; J. J. McAuliffe beat D. W. Strong. 3 and 2; E. A. Hitchcock beat J. Spence. 8 and 5; H. O. Dwan beat R. E. GiHespie, 6 and 4; L. R. Stringer beat L. Brignting, 'junior Grade.—T. D. Wiseman beat G. Holmes, 3 and 2; C. J. Fogarty beat Baldwin at the twentieth; H. G. Waiwn beat W. Halligan, 1 up; J. G. "Johnston beat W. S. Cunningham, 3 and 2, Walker beat E. E. Creagh at the nine teenth; F. Johnstone beat L. H. Koper, 1 up; E. H. Braggins beat E. E. Whyte. J and 2; C. N. Haslam beat R. J- Telfora, 4 and 2. A. Green, 162; L. Ross-Smith, 163, B. r. Dudley, 164; R. Edwards, 164; J. Demprter, 165; R. Bruce-Smith, 166: R - Grim ftaw, 167; G. Hirst. 168; A. H. BaroeU. 169; S. Midgley. 170; R. FrizzeH, 171, *• Hammer, 171. H : Intermediate —E. J. Corcoran, 167. H. Throp. 170; B. Glubb, 171; A- H ® nr , y 7 ',. 17 R' W. Fitzmaurice, 177; A. Leithhead, 177 R. Heid, 179; A. Hirst. 180; R. I, Corich, 184; G. Baker, 184, Robert I Smith, 137; I. Craze, 188; M. Forrest. 189, W. Frizzell, 189; A. Greenwwd, 189. i Junior.—G. Mole. 148 net; H. Oran, 154, R. Crowe. 154; L. Brown, 157; C. Gr® 6 "' 157; S. Henry, 159; T. MfArthur. 160, C. Moore, 160; S. Gaylor, 161; H. Williams, 161; H. Moyna, 162; C. Allard, 162, L Halligan, 163; H. J. Mclntosh, 163. M. Busbey, 166; E. J. Kerr, 169. LINCOLN CLUB The quarter-final of the knock-out com- . Petition played by the Lincoln Golf Club I for the Cornish and Tweedy Cup, re ‘Ulted:— , S. Anaru beat D. M. Calder, 4 and 2, r A Hudson beat J. D. Mackie, 2 andlL M. D. Templeton beat E. K ® nn ®®.?.' I J,„ an Q U: A. M. Crawford beat P. Gilkison. 3 ••nd 2. . •In the semi-final of the E. H. Tweedie beat P. Gilkison, •Bid D. M. Calder beat S. Anaru. I The annual match between the capQ*li- s team and the president s team wa by the captain’s team by 7 matches L Slangiora club 77 ’ 3 DeyeU and MrS g ’TnepMOND hill club lLlb<Ast round of the Richmond Hill championship was played on WV’flhy. Results:— x WV.-M. Cheshire beat D. Barr, at •t .ineteenth. . t n 1' ermediate.—T. Murdoch beat u. Souter, 1 up; G. Dalziel beat H. AspinaH. ♦ «nd J; F. A. J. Malley beat D. I. Gray,
J and 3; J. Souter beat G. Trevellan at the nineteenth. Junior —D. F. Murray beat J. Dalziel, ’ 3 .’..C. Quane beat J. Gough, 2 and 1; W. P. Bennett beat H. Pickering, 5 and 4; J. Shannahan beat G. N. Alexander, 3 and 1. The results of a bogey handicap, also played on Saturday, were as follows:—F. Harper, 3 down; F. A. J. Malley, 3 down; J. Palmer, 4 down. Harper won on a count-back. CHARTERIS BAY CLUB The open tournament of the Charteris Bay Golf Club was held yesterday. Results;— Senior gross score over 36 holes: D. J. Ramsay, 73, 73—146; M. W. Stanley, 75, N - R- Farrant. 80, 80—160: H. M. 87-?i67 ZS ° n ' 32 ’ 84—166; P - G Lon g di n. 78, Junior gross score over 36 holes: E. W. Cairns, 88, 77—165; J. Williamson. 84, 83— 331 33_Greenwo °d, 87, Medal matches resulted:—Morning, senior: P C. Longden, 79, B—7l. Junior: S. Rich, 85, 14—71. Afternoon, senior: D. Souter, 34. 13—71, who won a count-back from A. Hay. Junior: P. V. Berry. 90. 17 —73. A team’s match over 38 holes resulted: —P. G. Longdin, E. W. Cairns, A. C. Harns, P. V. Berry, 585. TAI TAPU CLUB G. Sheldon beat H. C. Anderson, 2 and I, over 36 holes in the final of the>men's senior championship of the Tai Tapu Golf Club played yesterday. Sheldon was 3 up at the eighteenth hole. A stroke round played yesterday was won by N. J. Mackenzie. The best scores were:—N. J. Mackenzie, 79, 12—67; T. D. McNeill, 88. 21—67; G. Stoddart, 83, 13—70. WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB The final rounds of the club championships were played by the Waimairi Beach Golf Club yesterday. The following players qualified:— Senior.—M. P. Hall, 78, 82—160; J. A. McMaster, 82, 80—162; C. A. Priest, 84, 80—164; F. Bridgens, 80, 85—165; W. E. P. Butler, 86, 82—168; W. G. Walker, 88, 82— 170; L. E. Roi, 84, 86—170; R. J. Williams and A. J. Trevean tied for eighth place with 171 each and will play off. Intermediate.—N. Priest, 86, 84—170; T. E. Collier, 80, 92—172; R. H. Duncan, 87, 86—173; J. A. Wright, 86, 88—174; M. Goodwin, 84, 91—175; C. Le Roi, 88, 92—180; J. H. Stewart, 93. 89—182; J. G. Patterson, 93, 89—182 Junior.—J. Anderson. 89, 89—178; R. B. Grey, 89, 95—184; J. Dawson, 95, 91—186; R. J. Stewart, 95, 91—186 R. Kelly, 95, 91— L. T. Connor, 93, 98—191; H. G. Anderson, 96, 95—191; J. L. Henderson, 97, 97—194; M. Newman. 96, 98—194; L. Pringle, 97, 98—195; H. W. Gourlay, 95, 101—196; O. Irwin, 99, 98—197; H. T. Trevean, 101, 97—198; J. Macer. 101, 97—198; B. Margetts, 100, 98—198; W. Aidwin, 107, 92 , . Stroke rounds played th conjunction with the qualifying rounds resulted:— Senior.—J. A. McMaster, 80, 6—74; M. P. Hall, 82, 6—76: C. A. Priest. 80, 4—76; A. J. Trevean. 86, 10—76. • Intermediate.—J. H. Stewart. 89, 12—77; J. A. Wright, 88, 11—77; H. M. Brown, 89. 12—77; J. G. Patterson, 89, 12—77. Stewart won on the count-back. Junior.—J. Dawson, 91. 20—71; J. Anderson, 89, 16—73; H. T. Trevean, 97, 2473; B. Margetts, 98, 24—73. The final of the Waimairi Cup was played yesterday. T. E. Collier beating C. Le Roi at the seventeenth. Collier retains the cup for the second year in sucCe in lo the semi-finals of the mixed some rose bowl C. W. Collins and Miss Vera Scott beat J. A. McMaster and Miss A. Grennell, 3 and 1. On Saturday afternoon a flag mateh held, and in the senior event M. P- Hall carried the flag to the eighteenth and In the junior A. Hood carried it to the nineteenth. TEMPLETON CLUB The first round of the club championships played by the Templeton Golf Club TnS beat R. Smart, 1 up; P. Anderson beat L. Wigzell atUie nineteenth; I. Parkinson beat R. Jones, 3 and 2 Intermediate.—C. Harrow beat HL Drummond 8 and 7; A. Grimmer beat C. Main Tonaid, 3 and 1; R- Maindonald beat p. Nelson. 3 and 2; K. Langford beat S. O'Callaghan, 8 and 7. .. 3 Junior.—S. Cawtherfy beat B. Nevell, and 1; C. Skertdn beat G. McHerron, 4 and 3; A. Cameron beat H. Ga J lagl i e ’,’ ? n/ j a* d Corrigan beat D. Rossiter, 7 and t" d G s M°indonafd beat N. Hammett 5 and 3; K. Earl beat M. Morrow at the nine t ®A l st’roke round resulted:— p k Senior.-G. Day, 87. 14-73; H. Pocock. Corrigan. eron. 94, 24-70; F. Busch, 96, 24-71, R. Jenkins, 87, 16—71. HAGLEY LADIES’ CLUB The Ladies’ Golf Union and first quallfving round of the club championship and the junior cup played by the Ha = iey Ladies’ Golf Club resulted.- gJ iS'lfeTw Callender. 90, 93. Mrs R. A. VGrade.-Miss M. 3662- Mrs T. H. Dowthwaite, 106, 36 Me RAWHITI LADIES’ CLUB a bogey match played yesterday by the R TGrad^-Mrs G M f Stephens. / dawn. 1 KrSh A n h^aSrrnx u on. M B Gra°d?-Mrs ’W J man ’ *>• 33^5: ' Miss I Cooper, 99, 31—o»won on the count-back 3 B. G M de iTL 1 Rowe (20). 3 down. Miss : down; Mrs J - L 'J^ e cobnt-back. Priestley woh on the comi c TEMPLETON LA“ IES m e da Vmatch : played Mturday by the Templeton Ladies’ Golf Club resu ■ Anderson. ' 88 Si! i r74? iV Mi« n L I AndJson. 98, 18-80; ’ Mrs L. Fulton. HO. Bronze Division.— Mrs • 25 _ 75; Mrs ; «“"• I Z I Miss S. Smith. 98, zz—- > 103. 27-76;‘Mrs A. Duncani 10CI 22 The first round the worn Kcsults ._ • pionship was played recemy and ’ Miss K T He & ey rm P tt beat Mis? S. Smith, ’ Miss E. Fitzgibbon by default.
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