WEEK-END GOLF

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 18, 16 October 1933, Page 4

WEEK-END GOLF

Wellington beats Miramar SQUADRON UUP WON The final inter-club golf match of the season for the Squadron Cup was played on Saturday afternoon, when Wellington defeated Miramar by sixteen games to ei'ffit In the match between the A teams on the Miramar links, Wellington earned all before them, and won by ten games to two. Wellington scored their third victory in the Squadron Cup contest, and take the cup for ll)3o by the convincing, margin of thirteen points to three. In the Crawford Crescent competition, Wellington won by seven games to one, whicn should almost win them this trophy also. The match between the B teams at Heretaunga saw both teams win six games. The weather was fine, but a fairly Stitt north-west wind took charge of . balls which were not hit truly. The following are the results, the Wellington players being mentioned first: — A Teams. A. D. S. Duucan beat J. H. Drake, 2 aud 1. D. O. Whyte beat H. E. H. Aplin, 2 up. J. B. Parker beat D. S, Halley, 2 aud E. Page beat J. Crawford, 4 and 8. J. W. Ward lost to J. W. Sandham, 2 down. ' . , . E. D. Blundell beat D. R. Richmond, 4 aud 2. , E. 0. Hales beat C. L. Dentice, 2 and ’ D. M. Young beat L. B. Campbell, 1 up. A. R. Selknders lost to Rev. C. V. Rooke, 2 and 1. R. F. M. Smith beat R. W. Scott 2 UP K. D. Dunean beat S. M. Hobday, 1 up. M. Blundell beat H. G. Didsbury, 2 and 1. B Teams. V. G. Rbind lost to H, R. Pulver, 1 down. _ B. G. Webster beat H. H. McLean, 3 aII A.*C. Ashford lost to V. R. Sutherland, 3 and 1. R A. Whyte beat J. T. Lewis, 6 and 4. V. A. Ward beat F. W, Glover, 4 and D. Marchbanks lost to O. Mills, 5 and 4. C. W. D. Bell, beat L. Greig, 4 and 3. O. Sinclair-Thomson lost to H. E. Napier, 5 and 4. R. R. M. Hanna lost to J. T. Colwell, 5 and 3. A. de B. Brandon beat A. Muraden, 2 ar| d L R. Welton-Hogg beat J. R. Reid, 3 and 1 H. Manning lost to C. W. Palmer, 1 down. A. Duncan Beats Drake. Tuned up by play in the national tournament at Titirangi, A. D. S. Duncan (Wellington) proved too good for J. H. Drake in No. 1 position. Starting off with a 3 at the first hole (435 yards), the Wellington man went out in 37 to Drake's 38, and turned for home 1 up. They halved the ninth in s’s, but Duncan drew 2 up with a neat bogey 4 at the eleventh (HO yards). Drake won both the short holes, but Duncan had the advantage at the long game, and eventually took the match by 2 and 1. The Wellington man came home in 40. which gave him 77 for the round, while Drake’® figures for the run in were 41, which gave him 79 for the full journey. D. 0. Whyte (Wellington) went out in 37 to stand 1 up on H. E. H. Aplin. Thev were playing well, as they halved the eighth in 3’s, and Aplin rang on another 3 at the ninth (433 yards), and then drew all square with a 4 at the tenth (365 yards). A fiard battle on the run iu saw Whyte stand dprmy one, and it was all over wlieh Aplin lost his ball after hooking a long braSsie second into the ditch. Other Battles. J. B. Parker (Wellington) recorded a 77 in defeating D. S. Halley by 2 and .1. The Wellington man was 4 up at the turn, and 5 up with 6 to play. Halley then made a spirited tight to reduce his leeway. . E. Pago (Welliugtou) maintained the consistent form he has been showing this season in accounting tor J. Crawford by 4 aud 3. The Wellington man went out. in 37 to turn for home 4 up, and maintained this advantage, taking even 4s to the end of the game. E. D. Blundell, who is better known as a cricketer, continued his winning streak by defeating D. R. Richmond by 4 and 2. The Cambridge Blue drives a long ball, and handles his mashie and putter well. C. L. Dentice (Miramar) was 1 up on E. O. Hales at the turn, but the Wellington man then had a word to say, anil, by winning the tenth, eleventh, thirteenth, and fourteenth’, took the game by 2 and 1. J. W. Sandham and the Rev. G. V. Rooko were the solitary Miramar players to record wins in the match.

WIN FOR HUTT CLUB Defeat of Masterton A match between the Hutt and Masterton clubs on the Hutt links yesterday resulted in a victory for Hutt by 23 games to 14, with eleven games squared. Hutt won the fourballs in the morning by six games to four, with six games squared and the singles iu the afternoon by seventeen games to ten, with five games halved. Heavy showers fell during the morning, but the afternoon was fine. The following are the results, the Hutt players being mentioned first: — Fourballs. W. G. Horne and Hogg and C. Campbell-Heard and J. Jamieson, all square. , C. N. Armstrong and G. B. Ward and H. A. R. Dunderdalc and H. L. Esau, all square. ~ „ , , 1). J. F. White aud A. E. Bark beat C. It. Boys and K. Guy, 1 up. G. C. Phillips and B. J. It. Fordham and W. J. Borrie and T. C. Wiekens, all S<3l )\ r Ellerm aud J. A. Ronald and E. Henderson and H. P. Hugo, all square. L. R. Gilmour aud R. D. Wraight lost to R. G. Mackie and J. C. Broad, 5 aud 3. C. A. Burgess and S. A. Wiren beat D. T. Herbert and W. A. Todd, 5 aud 4. J. N. D. Maedonald and H. W. Nash lost to R. Page and C. M- Bowden, 3 and H. Rawlinson aud B. M. Gibson aud G. Hoss and J. H- Macrae, all square. P. C. Miles and D. L. Harrower beat S. R. Divers and N. H. James, 5 and 3. M. Paulin and N. W. Porter beat N. M Irwin aud A. Caselberg, 6 aud 5. C. W. Wedderspoon and H. Jenkins lost to H. Pither and J. V. Gordon, 1 L>. F. Porter aud E. C. AV. Nathan beat G. Booth and Stewart, 5 and 4. E. F. Willoughby aud C. E. Singleton and H. H. Daniell and C. Kyngdon, all square. J. H. Turner and A. L. McLean beat A. Hollv and J. Allan, 4 and 3. F. Cooper aud H. M. Ward lost to J Ninnes and A. Donald, 5 and 4. G. A. Wylie and J. F. McLean and Jenkins and A. Robertson, all square. Singles. Horne lost to Campbell-Heard, 2 and I. , J , Hogg beat Jamieson. 2 and 1. Armstrong lost to Dunderdale, 6 and 5. „ Ward beat Esau, o and 1. White beat Boys, 1 up. Park lost to Guy, 2 and 1. Phillips lost to Borry, 2 aud 1. Cormack and Wiekens, all square. Ellerm and Henderson, all square. Ronald beat Hugo, 6 and 4. Gilmour and Mackie, all square. Wraight beat Broad, 2 and 1. Burgess beat Herbert, 2 and 1. S A Wiren and Todd, all square.

Macdonald beat Page, 7 aud. 6. Nash beat Bowden, 4 aud 2. Rawlinson and Ross, all square, Gibson and McCrae, all square. Allies beat Divers, 1 u,p. .narrower and James, all square. Paulin beat Irwin, 6 and 5. N. Porter beat H. Casetbcrg, 6 and 5. Wedderspoon lost to Pitber, 1 down. Jenkins beat Gordon, 5 and 4. D. Porter beat Booth, 2 up. Nathan beat Stewart, 4 and 3. Willoughby beat Daniell, 8 and 7. Singleton lost to Kyngdon, 2 and 1. Turner lost to Holly. 2 and 1. A. McLean beat Allan, 2 aud 1. Cooper lost to Ninnes, 2 and 1. Ward lost to Donald, 6 and L Wylie lost to Jenkins, 3 aud 2. J. McLean beat 4 and 3. The leading players of both clubs were absent, Masterton. being without the services of J. P. Hornabrook and T\ H. Horton, while Rana Wagg, W. K. Cook, and W. G. Fisher were missing from the Hutt ranks. PAEKAKARIKI CLUB F. Kember Again Champion F. Kember retained his title as champion of the Paekakariki club yesterday by defeating his brother, J. Kember, in the final over 36 holes by 4 up and 3 to play. The champion did the morning round in 76 to his brother's 80, and was 4 up. He maintained this lead in the afternoon. The Paekakariki champion is m rare form just now, as he proved on Saturday, when he recorded a 70 in a round with E. Andrews. He went out in 38, and did the second half in 32. Shandon Club A fourball bogey competition on the Shandon links on Saturday was won by C. E. Hollis (6) and A. T. Hawken (14), who finished 3 up. A medal competition during the weekend was won by 0. L. Bishop, whose card read 83-8-75. In the final of the S. P. Andrew trophy, on handicap, S. Rodger beat E. Dawson, 6 and 5. The draw for the Saturday morning cup is as follows: —W. R. Kemball and A W. Press. A. W. Caldwell and K. E. Wiggins, J. N. Millard and D. F. Sutton, S. W. Peterson and I. E. Bennett.