Golf TITLE EVENT VENUES

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29942, 2 October 1962, Page 6

Golf TITLE EVENT VENUES

Boys’ Matches At Shirley Press Assn.—Copyright) •WELLINGTON, October 1. The Shirley golf course in Christchurch is to be the venue for the 1963 boys' golf championships of New Zealand. it was decided by the New Zealand Golf Council today. The South Island championships will be staged by the Otago Golf Club at the Balmaceweh course. Dunedin. The North Island championship will ■ be held at Taumarunui. Christchurch was given the boys’ championship after Mr J. A. Souter had suggested ‘hat the first two or three tournaments should, alternate between Wellington and Christchurch so ' as to allow some indication of the strength of the boys’ games in both ; islands. . The first tournament at Miramar last month was described by the chairman.. Mr G. P. -Robertson as a “great success ” Handicap System Auckland clubs which were trying out a new handicapping system based on an American scheme were very satisfied with it. Mr J. N. Bissett, of Auckland, told the council. One dub reported that 54 per cent, of its members had their handicaps reduced on the first five cards, and not raised as was commonly expected. But since then, as more cards were put in, their handicapps were levelling out.

The council gave its approval for the Auckland clubs to give the new system a trial run for the rest of the season's association and club events.

Russley Women's Tournament Results of the Russley Ladies’ Golf Club open tournament were:— Aggregate stableford: Mrs Wilton and Mr* Saunders 1, Mrs L. Evans and Mrs B. E. Williams 2. Stableford silver: Mrs A. StubUngs, 34 points; Mrs C. Davison, 33. Stablatord bronze: Mt* L. Moorhouse. 40; Mrs K. Mteta, 35. Putting: Mrs A. Perm ■nd Miss N. Taylor. Mixed foutrbodl beet-ball bogey: Mrs S. C. Cordner and W. Aitken, 7 up; Nilas p. Alnger and D. McNlsb, 6 up; Miss U. Hecmeesy and J. Broadhurst, 6 up; F. Young and Mr* Young, 6 up. KAIAPOI CLUB. Senior championship: R. E. Clements. 68, 69—137; K. D. Foxton, 70. 78—145. Intermediate Championship: B Cobden-Cox, 88, 75—157; J. D. Capstick, 80, 83—162. 36Hole net aggregate: J. H. Rich. 70, 88—436; J. A. Jamieson, 70, 71—141, on the count-back from F. Bradley, 68, 73—141. Senior morning stroke: N. J. Forward, M, 6-65: F. Bradley. 73, 5-68. on the ooumt-back tram C. H. Johnson, 70, 3—BB. Intermediate morning stroke: H. L. Oram, 78, 11—67; C. L Mon*s, 77, 10-87. Senior afternoon stroke: D. McAllister. 75. 8-89; T. P. Laffey, T 6, 5—70. Intermediate

afternoon stroke: T. E. Retallick. 79, 12-67; L. Roberts, 82, 12—70. Team’s match: D. McAllister, J. A. Jamieson, R. B. Guy. Junior A championship: J D. Dwyer, 82. 77—158; C. Fletcher, 80. 85—168. Junior B dbamptonehip: A. Wagner, 90, 87—177; on count-back from A. H. Hopkins, », 88—177. 36-hole net aggregate: J. R Colombus, 85. 71—136; A. G. Elliott, 65. 72—137. Junior A morning stroke: J. A. Baxter, 84, 17—67; on oount-back from H. M. Minson, 84, 17—67. Junior B morn, ing stroke: B. Gi1m0ur97.21—66: L. B. Wilson, 93. 24—68. Junior A afternoon stroke: E. G. Ware, 81, 14-67; T. W. Rich. 85. 16—68. Junior B afternoon stroke: B. O. Williams. 87, 22—65; P. G. Reid, 90, 32—68. Teams match: J. D. Dwyer, A. H. Hopkins, T. W. Rich, M. A. Forrest, Z7B

Teams for Japan.— The New Zealand golf team to compete in the Eisenhower Cup in Japan, left Sydney today with the Australian team.—Sydney. October 1.

CHRIST'S COLLEGE OLD , BOYS’ ASSOCIATION (INC.) GOLF DRAW FOR MATCH | SHIRLEY, TODAY

12.45 p.m.: Gould. Archibald. Kingscote. 12.50: G. Beadel, G. D. Gardiner, Strack. 12.55: Smail. Pearson, Taylor. 1 p.m.: Harley. J. Chamberlain, P. Chamberlain. 1.5: Peter, E. B. Gardiner, Meares. 1.10: Saunders, A. D. Gardiner. McMaster. 1.15: Johnstone, Coates, Beadel. 1.30: Cocks, Blunden. Turrell. 1.35: Richards. Lawrence Hutchinson. 1.40: Wright, Wood. Wright. 1.45: Cox. W. Hamilton. R. Hamilton. I. Hutchison, Johnson, Archibald. 1.55: Sheppard, Broadhead, Booth. 3 p.m.: Seldon. Middleton Black. 2.5: Cuddon. Williams, Suckling. 2.10: Howarth Matthews, Taylor. 2.15: D. Hamilton. Macfarlane. Hobbs. 2.20: Blank, Wood, Lawrence. 7.25: Stringer, Rich, Robilliard. 230: Spiller, Braithwaite. Carpenter. 2.35: Hill, Dawson. Harman. Would players be on tee 20 minutes before scheduled, as starting times may be put forward. Lunch available at club house if booked by t 0.30 a.m.. ’phone 58-739. Advt. ELECTRICAL TRADERS’ TOURNAMENT Following is the draw for Thursday. No. 1 Tee.—ll am.: J. D. Bull. P. J. Bleaikame. G. Day. J. Clarke. 115: S. Erikson. GWelsh, L. Carfton, A. J.. Dore 11.10: E. C. Bilbngs. H. Kibblewtsite. C. Dale. G. Wren. 11.15: D. Doak. R. Davey. V. Smith, G. Rookes. 11.20: B. J. Peter*. P. Giles. I. Smith. R. M. Boat. 1125: R. C. McWhirter, L. HUI, S. V. Chrssp. J. Waiter. 1130: N. Spiers, F. Ward, L. James, G. Dunne. 11.35: A. Hardaker. J Adortan, J. Carbines. J. Rule 11.40: W. Grey. K. Lewis. N. Robertson. A. Forward. 11.45: L. T. Jones. K. L. Lee-Richards A. Mac Alpine, W. Schroeder 11.50: W. T. Harrison, M. J, Coon, J N. Todd. F. Adams 1135: R. L. Philpott, R. Ellen. E. G. South. A. Pearce. Noon: R. B. Grey, J. £. Wood. T RAseley, H. Ansley. No. 10 Tee—ll am.: A. A. AveUMw. A. Breach E. Hunter D. Campbell. U 3: D. Lack. A Doteney. T? Paster. B. Wffidneoo. 11.10: C. L. Hoteriey. J BndWocd. K. Benlield. K. ftenW- 14.15: K Bernard. C. EIB* G. Faaakariey. J. Wanren- IIJO L Be«g, F. Corstou, D. Murehy L. Fre**n*ii. 1436: A. Cel£* M. Clarke. W. Prendergast, A BurreC, 1130: P. Clinton. A. V Frewraa, B. J. Fellow*. H. Banks 1435: L. Boytea. P Thomas. A F. SußserlamV*. Browne. U. 40 N. Smith. L. Gant. J. Shaw 1145: N. H. Smith. D. Depiwff H. Bowlands. 1150: C. Mackay F. Rite, R- Bedpteh, B. T Haricock. 11.35: W. BSAfi®. P Kelly. D. Mathison, L. M Dtetae Moor: C. Haerteon. N X. Battetev. D. M. Browne M. Garten. C Deem. R. NetramMi. -Atet