CLUB GOLF RESULTS

Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32099, 22 September 1969, Page 12

CLUB GOLF RESULTS

AVOHDALt.—Stroke—A grade: R. H. Trangmar. 74, 10—64; L. McMutlan, 72, 8—64. B grade: B. A. Lapthorne, 80, 14—66; A. J. Koller, 81, 14—67. C grade: M. J. McMillan, 82, 19—63; F. B. Roy, .80, 16—64, an counit-back from D, Barron. 83, 19—64. D grade: H. S. Betty. 85, 24—61; B. Hogg, 94, 22—72. HACLKY. Stableford: M. Carter, 40 points; S. Polglase, 38; K. Wilson-Pyne, 37. Sunday Stableford: A. M. di Rago, 41 Joints; Mrs J. H. Robertson, 36; , Montgomery. 37. TEMPLETON. Stroke Senior: R. J. Haynes, 80, 9—71; B. C. Irviftg, 77, 6—71. Intermediate: F. Dyer, 81. 11—70; I. A. Baxter. 81, 11—70. Junior: W. Backhouse, 82, 17—65; J. S. Perry. 83. 18—65. Junior B: N. Lawson, 92. 21—71; L. Baker, 97. 26—71; E. Browning. 94. 24 —71. Father and Son Cup: W. and A. W. Thrower. 9 up; G. and F. Pepper, 9 up; R. E. and M. Clements, 8 up. Four-balJ, best-ball bogey: F. Caughteraugh and S. P. Anderson, 10 up; W, and A. W. Thrower, 9 up; G. and F. Cooper, 9 up, CANTERBURY SALES AND MARKETING EXECUTIVES.— S.M.E. Trophy—Stableford: J. Harris. 40 points, on a countback from C. Reid. 40; A. Voice, 39. Visitors’ stroke: G. Revell, 85, 17—68: P. Carter. 86, 17—69, on a count-back from R. Waller, 96. 27—69. Stableford: B. Irving. 39. on a count-back from

B. Cu’.ham, 39; 8. Hinchcuff, 38. Non-handicap Players—Stroke: T. Dustan, 118, 50—68. RANGIOM LADIES. L.G.U. and medal—Silver: Mrs P. Hide, 89, 17—72; Mrs W. Diedrichs, 91. 17—74; Mrs A. C. Fraser. 86, 11—75, on count-back from Mesdames Simpson and Heasley. Bronze A: Mrs W. Withers, 91, 19 —72; Mrs W. T. Abbott, 92, 19— 73; Mrs C. Chlnnery, 93. 19—74. Bronze B: Mrs J. Hart, 105, 34 71; Mrs H. Scott. 108, 36—72; Mrs J. Hatop. 101, 28—73. Bronze C: Mrs J. Rennie. 118, 36—52; Mrs B. O’Neil, 119, 36—83; Mrs C. B. Pugh. 128. 36—92. RAWHITI LADlES’.—Stableford —Section 1: Mrs E. Beswick. 36; Mrs M. McGregor. 33. Section 2: Mrs V. Mardon. 36: Mrs J. Campbell. 34. Section 3: Mrs L. vantham. 35; Mrs P. Osborne, 33. Trick Golfer (N.Z. Press Association) HAMILTON. P. Hahn, one of the most colourful characters on the United States golf scene, will visit Hamilton in February next year. Known as the world’s greatest trickshot golfer, Hahn, who hits the ball with anything from a rubber hose to a 12-driver and still breaks par, will give an exhibition at Hamilton on February 25.