WIN FOR NORTH CANTERBURY

Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27695, 27 June 1955, Page 12

WIN FOR NORTH CANTERBURY

GOLF

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT AT ASHBURTON

After being all square at the end of the foursomes. North Canterbury gained a substantial lead in the singles play to w a the annual golf match against Soutu Canterbury by 15’A matches to 8J at Asti burton yesterday. „ The top four, C. W. Caldwell and M. W. Stanley (North) and I. B. Harvey and. E. G. Kerr (South), were on even terms at the twelfth hole. For the succeeding five holes the players did not produce par figures, but the match ended dramatically when Harvey chipped his third to within an inch of the hole at the eighteenth to give his side a win with a bogey lour. Good putting by C. J. Ward and 1 ■ Lew’s (North) helped materially to give the pair a win over J. B. Forrest and L A Watson. Ward sank a 40ft putt at the fourth for a birdie four, and Lewis took the sixth with a putt from 10 feet to win the hole in four strokes. Consistent golf was played by C. W. Caldwell (North), who beat Forrest, player for South. 2 and 1. Caldwell drove out of bounds at the thirteenth and suffered a two-stroke penalty, but because of excellent putting he finished with 76 off the stick. Forrest’s chipping and punting let him down. With consistent play and safe putting Stanley (North) had an easy win over Harvey, who was hooking and slicing. Stanley went round in 73, par figures. Playing steadily. Ward beat Kerr. He was 1 down at the turn and took the next three holes with two bogeys and a birdie. Ward was three up~at the fourteenth and halved the rest. . W. D. Armstrong was leading L. A. Watson by two strokes with five to play, out there was only one stroke between them at the seventeenth. Watson won the last, hole to square the match. Details, with North Canterbury names first, were:— , „ . „ Foursomes.—C. W. Caldwell and M. W. Stanley lost to I. B. Harvey and E. G. Kerr, 1 down; P. Lewis and C. J. wara beat J. B. Forrest and L. A. Watson, 4 and 2; W. D. Armstrong and D. C. Wat son lost to G. P. Vesty and K. Galloway, 2 and 1; R. D. Kearns and F. W. Williamson lost to L. G. Harper and D. M. Robertson. 2 and 1; I. B. Cromb and G. u. Scott beat W. J. Heenan and J. R. LMac Kay, 4 and 2; M. R. Blank and D. J. Ramsay beat D. Murdoch and M. Holden, 4 and 3; H. W. Lawrence and W. J. McGavock lost to P. H. Davies and C. Brown, 2 and 1; L. J. James and M. J. McNally beat D. J. Mcßeath and P. Gallen, 1 up. Singles.—Caldwell beat Forrest. 2 andfl; Stanley beat Harvey, 4 and 3; Lewis lost to Vesty, 1 down; Ward beat Kerr, 3 and 2; Armstrong halved with L.-A. Watson: D. C. Watson beat Harper. 1 up; Kearns halved with Robertson; Williamson beat Heenan, 2 and 1; Cromb beat Gallowaj, 4 and 3; Scott beat Murdoch, 4 and 2, Blank halved with Mac Kay; Ramsay lost to Holden, 1 down; Lawrence lost to Davies, 2 down; McGavock beat Brown, 2 up; James beat Gallen, 5 and 3; McNally beat Mcßeath. 2 up. CLUB MATCHES CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. Borthwick vase final: O. A. Y. Johnston beat D. F. Williamson, 3 and 1. Flight final: E. G. Keenan beat F. L. P. Sharp, 1 up. Stableford handicap: W. G. Quirk 35 points, A. L. Smith 33, J. Richards 31, M. W. Simes C. J. Ward, T. P. Laffey 30. HAGLEY CLUB.—F. J. Collins beat R. Agassiz, 6 and 4, in the final of the Foote Cup. Stroke competition—Senior: R. D. Johnston, 80, 4—76; D. Glue, 86,. 9—77; D. W. Strong, 86, B—7B. Intermediate: B. A. Miles, 87. 12—75; L. H. Roper, 87, 12—75; H. D. Jeffreys. 88, 11—77; R. W. Bowman, 92, 15—77. Junior: J. D. Tryon, 93, 22—71; D. H. Sim, 96, 22—74; W. H. Roper, 99, 25—74; E. T. Hill, 101, 24—77. HAGLEY LADIES’ CLUB.—L.G.U.— Senior: Miss N. Taylor. Intermediate: Mrs J. McLean. Junior: Mrs J. J. Finn. Stableford bogey—Senior: Mrs J. Nunes 26 points. Miss N. Taylor 22, Mrs R. E. Laurenson 21, Mis J. C. Macdonald 21. Intermediate: Mrs J. Landreth 24 points, Mrs A. H. Jecks 23, Miss M. McLachlan 21. Junior: Miss M. O’Connell 25 points, Mrs P. Kelly 18, Miss L. 17 « Mrs L - Harris 17.

WAIMAIRI BEACH CLUB.—Stroke Handicap—Senior: B. J. McGuire, 83, 8—75; R. J. Williams. 87. 10—77; R. H. Duncan, 88, 7—Bl. Junior: L. C. Jeffs, 96, 24—72: H. R. Sim, 97. 20—77; W. J. Reid. 101, 20 —Bl. Bisque bogey—Senior: G. B. Hood, 1 down; R. J. Moses, 2 down. Junior: B. T. Miller, 3 up; L. C. Jeffs, 1 up; B. Simon, all square. Shaftesbury Cup, mixed Canadian foursome: M. Watson and Miss R. Hulme, 87. 17—70; I. J. Campbell and Mrs C. Le Roi, 86. 14—72; G. Pitt and Miss F. Hood, 94, 17—77; G. B. Hood and Mrs F. Frew. 83, 6—77; J. A. Masterton and Mrs Masterton, 88, 11—77; R. J. Williams and Mrs S. Lockhart, 89, 11—78. I. J. Campbell and Mrs C. Le Roi won the cup with 141 for two rounds. A competition for men only was won by D. Nesbit ana H. J. Trevean, 90, 14—76.

WAIMAIRI B.’ ACH’ LADIES’ CLUB.— Bisque bogey—A grade: Mrs L. Lewis, 1 down: Miss E. Chapman, Mrs J. Tatam, Mrs R. Ayrey, and Mrs H. Cuttance, 4 down. B grade: Mrs G. Wilmott, 1 up; Mrs E. Nesbitt. 1 down; Mrs L. Dunn, 1 down: Mrs S. Henderson, 2 down. RAWHITI CLUB.—Stroke—Senior: B. Sturgess, 80, 15—65; R. Allen, 74, 7—67; H. Ansley, 83, 15—68; L. J. Russell, 75, 6 69. Junior: W. A. Morrison, 89. 18—71; L. J. Campbell. 93, 22—71; P. Jackson, 92, 20—72; P. Talbot, 89, 17—72. Morrison won on a count-back. Teams’ match: R. Allen. C. O’Neill, B. Sturgess, O. Johnson, 279.

RAWHITI LADIES’ CLUB.—Canadian foursome: Mrs R. Hooker and Mrs J. Hay, 96, 16—80; Miss J. Mahony and Miss A. Brooke-Tavlor, 93, 13—80; Mrs E. T. Miller and Mrs H. Whitford. 97, 15—82; Miss R. Kidd and Mrs J. Nicholls, 99, 17—82; Mrs L. J. Russell and Mrs N. Nevell, 101, 18— 83. WAITIKIRI CLUB.—Waitikiri CupFirst round: L. Holden beat S. Clarke. 1 up; L. Mitchell beat M. Stone, 1 up; L. A. Watson beat C. R. Ogier, 4 and 3; D. 'J. Ramsay beat J. Galvin, 2 and 1; R. K. Wood beat M. Dymond, 3 and 2; R. Stopforth beat J. J. Potts, 4 and 3; L. J. James beat C. R. Bailey, 4 and 3; K. McLachlan beat F. P. Anderson. 5 and 4. Single bogey—Senior: J. Devine, 5 down. Intermediate: H. Smith. 3 down on a count-back from B. C. McGarry. Junior: C. Wright, 4 dow*. Stroke match: J. A. Wright. 83, 11—72; J. Pritchard, 84. 7—77. Junior: H. C. Smith, 89, 15—74; C. Wright, 94, 20—74. Smith, won on a count-back. Stableford—Senidr: H. Dymond. 33 points; R. M. Rybourne, 31; L. Silcock, 31.

BURWOOD CLUB—Haynes Cup final: C. Broxton beat A. Cormack, 6 and 5. Jones Cup semi-final: M. Jauncey beat M. Midgley, 7 and 6; M. Broxton won by default from K. R. Harris. Medal round* W. A. Brown, 95, 21—74; R. H. Ogden, 100. 24—76; D. McMillan, 93, 17—76. KAIAPOI CLUB.—Rinaldi Cup—Qualifying pairs: R. G. Rainey and D G. McAllister. 69: A. F. Green and G. G Baker « : -Burnett and F. G. Hammer, 74; B V. Glubb and T. Monk. 77; R. D. Frizze!l and L. Morris, 79; E. H. Booker and R r Dempster, 79; R. D. Evans and A W. Leithead, 80: H. L. Oram and j’ Greenwood, 81; M. Duncan and D. Lamberton. 81. Parnham Cup—First qualifying round: L. W. Polson, 92, 24—68; F W Shipston., 93, 18—75; B. Symonds, 98, 22 76: H. J. Moyna. 100. 24—76 TEMPLETON CLUB.-Single Stableford: L. Topping 34 points: A. Leighton. 34; J Rugiand, 31; J. McGavock, 27. Tonning won on a count-back. Medal round- L Topping, 94. 20—74; B. Nevell 95 ir 77.' L. Neale. 99. 20-79; << Ashworth?

.v^. Al jy N . A ■ C’-ÜB—lnter-club match w>th Charters Bay Club: B. Henderson Smith °E t 3s ?',’ ,?• ®«l’y and B. - R. 7 Stoddart, 81, 10-71; E k Da?id 9 son Vli AVONDALE LADIES’ CLUB—Member.' sSt. iS R"yn“ids M i n eK n M fe at M M^ uc t' r*i an rs Hutchison boat Mrs f' Mr a s I g e s 7 c a h n^ M ? S U p M - M^ l C b J b “‘ beat Miss E. Ma’indonald’ ta-'detaun'. H. Sparrow beat Mrs H r . Mrs and 5; Miss M. Mills lost tA Yr” o ®*** ® Diekey at the n n“eenth° Miss B Sh ' J ’ beat Mrs H. Graham; Mrs M p ß ß™’? ner beat Mis 9 J Beadel hr u ßousharn D ver division: Mrs A H si,_ »• h^ EMP F ETON LADIES’ CLUR n bogey—A grade: Mrs F Bisque down: Mrs L. S Boon R J 'rt«? arp « nter 4 down; Mrs R Wells 9 Sk ® rt en, 2 match (Tavlor rose bowl n™, ■ Mixed Drummond and Mrs s ’ rou " dl =H. Busch and Mrs Busch.' 3 *’ p?vTs m a e Sd a X?rs M R rS T A cu?S g *’ C h’r« a M n r d s f Blumsky and Mrs A. Falcon beat M herd and Mrs E. Fowler 2 and Mrs A. Smart bpat’T Angus B. Tyrrell. 5 and 4 r J n C °u y and Mrs TanSn; b d«’ b n% ? l4"^^nd he iSrs an T d Anderson beat ’R ’ F Dunn?” a *i d J <rs Dunne. 6 and 5. DUnne and Mrs RANGIORA CLUB. Mpri-il •troke, senior: G. A. Appleton, 76,

H. G. Fowler, 83, 8—75; C. Cobden-Cox, 89, 13—76. Intermediate: D. McNeil, 83, 16—72; R. Holland, 92. 20-72; K. Palmer. 95, 22—73. Junior: B. R. Sisson, 95, 24-71; B. D’Auvergne, 98. 24—74; G. N. Simpson. 104, 24—80. Stableford: D. Cochrane, 33 points: D. Milne, 31; G. McCree, 30. ELLESMERE CLUB.—Qualifiers for match play—senior championship: P. ’ Lewis, G. D. Mair, R. T. Lambie, G. Wilson, D. Penrose, D. Anderson. P. Bucken--1 ham, T. Harley. Intermediate: W. Doak, 1 J. Sewell, K. Lewis, M. Honeybone. J. Chamberlain, W. Drew. L. Coe, M. Templeton. Junior: R. Chatterton, I. I* Tweedie, U. Osborne, M. Vercoe, H. Ste--1 phens, R. Skilling, N. Heslop, B. Clausen, ■ M. Nairn. B. Wagner, J. Brooks. E. C. ■ Maindonald. R. Mackenzie, R. Lowery, c. Abbott, D. Cornady. CERDA WINS AT SAND MOOR (N.Z.P.A.—Reuter— Copyright) LONDON, June 24. I Antonio Cerda, of Argentina, won i first prize of £5OO in the profession®l goa 1 tournament at Sand Moor, near - I^® dB ’ . day, with a 72-hole aggregate of 276. He finished three strokes ahead of Harry , Weetman, the British R ydc r and six strokes in front of Peter Tn 1 son, the Australian holder of the Brinsn ■ open championship. « Cerda played an outward score 01 «>» in the third round. . Thomson, who led the Heldl for two . rounds, played rather badly fifi t Leading placing were:—A. Cerda, a. ■ ■ 67, 71—276: H. Weetman, 70. “ : 279; P. Thomson. 66. 69. 73. M—2“' ” . Bousfield. 73. 68. 71. 72. 71, 69. 71—283; C. Ward, 70, 69. 73. I Other totals were:—A. Leesj D- B'S . P. Van Donck. Bobby Locke. W. ; H. Bradshaw 286; H. Cotton 287; J. j 288.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB Tile draw for the president v. captan match on Saturday, July 2. is as I the president's team being menu fil 9 t Z7n.: A. C. Kccll and R- Rstone. G. R. Burrowes and W. 9.10: H. E. Radley and J. A. Kunzu. D A. Reese and R. J. Carthy. L Sturge and P. Williamson. W. G. and E. G. Keenan: 9.40: H. D. Living*”' and S. G. Wells. J. Forrester and «• V. Hamilton. w F 10.30 a.m.: M. A. Johnston and «• '• B °l E a.m.: E. S. Henderson and S. Huntan 11.30: O. A. Y. Johnston and w “ Coates. B. G. Barlow and H. J. A- £5, low: 11.50: F. W. Seldon and L. w. alee wood. E. S. Williams and M. J. S °l2 noon: L. W. Baker and M. L TM' lor. D. W. Russell and D. L. Taylor. E. J. Corcoran and D. McFarlane. L. u. Smith and A. T. Cartwright: IS.IO. Wyatt and B. J. Wilks, H. W. Maeiarlan' and A. D. Muir: 12.15: J? D. Bull 'gd J. Cuddon. W. Simpson and W. J nw'phries: 12.20: A. B. Edwardes andl A. ; Bell. G. R. Hunter and J. O Rl' l ?'™!’ 12.25: A. B. Callender and H. M Minaon. J. S. Connell and J. R. Ward: L. Smith and J. Rennie. M. Kundlan» H. M. Elliott; 12.35: N. R. Parkes ana r. H. N. Frecth, R. D. Glackin and P--12.40: H. D. Smith and W. D. Murle, A K. Davidson and M. K. Gray: 11®- " W. Simes and G. H. Owen. J. B. Frep-'r gast and D F. Williamson; 12.50: Jden and F. P. Morrison, L. R. Burt ana J. Russell.’ „ _ 1 p.m.: D. C. Bennie and R. R- Laid • C. J. Ward and T. Davies: L 5: Jards and L. A. Woodward, B. R. a E. A. Cleland; 1.10: M. D. Mercer and «• B. Hobbs. L. A. Sinclair and F. W. I. L. G Amos and G. B. Dixon. R- " Smart and T. P. Laffey: 1-20: Bandcr and J. S. Middleton. H. Jand E. H. Watkins: 1.25: I. Mand P Egden, F. G. Hill and J L. ball; 1.30: R. B. Lake and G. w. Green. J. H. Scott and F. S. Taylor, R. G. Bullock and A. C. Sandston, u. ; L eston and M. Taylor: 1.40: C. G. ton and R. C. Saunders. A. R- _^ a £ G ah. r r> and G. C. P. Beadcl: 1.45: F. L. F-» D j and E. F.. Ward. H. E. G Debenham «n H. C. Smith: 1.50: C. H. Morkant »na J. H. Skinner. ... . . D iay Mid-week members are eliigble io p.x in this match, and can now enter A(«vt. the secretary.