GOLF Charles Plays Well In Swallow-Penfold Match

Press, Volume C, Issue 29523, 26 May 1961, Page 6

GOLF Charles Plays Well In Swallow-Penfold Match

(N.Z. Press Association—Coppripht)

LONDON. May 2*. A i . < S3M*XS3! ,, a ssw s la sw rows* ot the Swallow-Penfold golt match—but they lagged behind T. Hallburton. who started with a hoie-lh-one at the first Ground of rhe £4cM tournament, played on two courses at Southampton. Hallburton’s 64 broke the record for the Southampton Municipal Course, but at nearby Stoneham. J. Martin, an Irishman. returned a record 83. Tuohy played soundly on the Southampton Municipal Course to be out in 36 and home in 33 His card read: Out-3, 4. 3. 4. S. 3. 8. 4. 333. Home—3. 4. 4. 3. 4. 4. 3. 3. 3 Charles made a magnificent fight-back to return a 70 He was lour over 4's after the first six holes, but recovered with a 3 at the seventh and. a birdie 2 at the short eighth. He finished the last 12 holes in a grand 8 under 4's. His card read: Out—s. 3, 4. 6. 5. 3. 3. 3. 4 —37. Home-3, 4. 3. 3. 4. 3. 3, 4. 4-

Leading scores were Stoneham.—J. Martin. 63; Toustield. S 3; R. F. Mace and I. D. Macdonald. 87; D Miller. C O'Connor, J. Sharkey, H. R. Henning (South Africa). J. A. Macdonald. 68.

Southampton Municipal.—T Hallburton. 84; P. Snell. H. Aills. H. W. Muscroft. H. H. Allen. M. A. D Locke (South Africa), R H. Kemp, M. Faulkner. 67; T W. Allen. E. C. Brown. R. F. Tuohy. R. Burton. M. T. Leeder. 68. The players awitch courses for tomorrow s second round, after which a maximum of 60 will quality for the third round at Stoneham on Friday.

TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB The draw for the Eric BrightUng Cup is:—

No. 1 Tee.—7.45 am.: H. Drummond and R. McKenzie; K. Riddell and S. O'Callaghan. 7.50: G. Newtbn and B. McSherry; J. Dalzell and N Wheeler. 7.55: M. Hills and R Pugh; F. Busch and A. Leighton 8.0: S. Robert and 1. A. Baxter; C. Angus and L. Watson. 8.5: W. Tentori and G Whale; F. Colery and D. Wright 8 10: R. Fergusson and L. V Etwell; D. Sisson and W. Thornton. 8.15: J Bainbridge and M Parker; D. Fergusson and G. Dowling. 8.20: G. Bobby and B Poananga: G. McHeron and H Langford. 8.25: D. Mcllroy and J. R. Colombus; B Turner and E. Ware. 8.30- S. Cawtheray and G. P. Anderson; C. Gray and R. E Dunne. 835: A. Bnden and W Thrower; J. Jeffs and C. C. Wright. 8.40: A. Grimmer and N. Mabey: G. Humphries and S. Andrews. 8.45: J. McGavock and BIU Smith; R. Jenkins and P. Nelson. 8.50; B. Nevell and E. Gallin: J. Johns and C. Malndonald. 8.55: T. Neiman and N. Spiers; ■G. Kitto and L. Moore 9.0: S. Boot} and R. D. Marshall; J. Muir and D. McDermott. 95: J. Teehan and H. Jessop; L. Boyd and B. Strang. 9.10: R. G. Clarke and G. Asher; R. Britten and E. Blanchard. 9 15: H. Kibblewhite and T. Nottingham; J Jones and D. Rossiter. 9.20: T. Spiers and H. Neale; G Ferguson and M. Baillie.

No. 10 Tee—7.4s am.: K Reid and F. Creedy: M. Lodge and G. Rowlands. 7 50: P. Logan and W. Guthrie; H. Freer and T. A Penn. 7.55: P. Reid and C. Wright; B. Gordon and G. Wright. 80: A. Anderson and V. Slack; R Porteous and B. Woodgate. 85: H. Farr and C. Ashworth; E. Fowler and G. Houston. 8.10: I. C. McKfUop and G. Woodham; J. Bushell and R. Sutherland. 8.15: N. L. Hancock and L. Martyn; F. Cooper and W. Morland. 8.20: A. Downing and C. Fergusson; G. Forster and R. Towart. 8.25: D. Cherry and J. Newton: T. Rlseley and R W. Colombus. 8.30: G. Day and A. Hardaker: R. Jones and M. Neiman. 835: E. Holder and D. Neale; E. G. Mitchell and L. Stowell. 8.40: F. Anderson and T. Watson; C. Corliss and V. Smith. 8.45: A Laing and S Johnson: G. Cooper and J. Lanyon. 8 50. J. Lagan and C. Lake: J. Galland and H Gilbertson. 8 55: D Good and J McMullan; H Nlcolle and M. Meikle. 9.0: i. Soutter and M West; T. Davis and G. McNabb. 9.5: F. Crossan and P. C Mitchell: N. Hammett and S Rowe. 9.10: B. Johns and J Meikle; F. Cairns and D. Ross. 9.15: J. Houston and L. Houston: E. Bolwill and T. O'Connor. —Advt