CLUB GOLF

Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 188, 8 May 1934, Page 13

CLUB GOLF

Mornington Competitions A HOLE IN ONE In the Bowness Cup competition, a 36-holes bogey event, played on the Mornington links during the week-end, E. Finch and K. Young tied with cards of 1 down, and will play off next weekend. The next best cards were George Estall, 3 down ; J. .Futter, 4 down; N. Jacobi, 5 down; K. Stephen, and M. Hennessey, 6 down. The results in the play-off of the Hardwicke trophy were:—First round: J. Hill beat A. S. Jaggers, 5 and 4; A. Charles beat R. Young, 3 and 1; L. McGirr beat E. Day, 8 and 6; W. Knudsen beat R. Pattison, 2 and 1. Second round: J. Hill and A. Charles, all. square; 11. Young won by default from. A. S. Jaggers; R. Pattison won by default from E. Day; L. MeGirr and W. Knudsen were permitted by the committee to play-off their tie before next Sunday. Mornington Ladies’ Club z The winner of the competition for the captain’s trophy, played by the Mornington Ladies’- Club during the week-end, was Mrs. Wells, who returned a card showing 91-29-62, which was also the best card for the L.G.U,. medal round. Miss Short came next With 105-28-77. The draw for the Bowness trophy, an 18-holes bogey competition, to be played next week-end, is:—'Miss Tinney v. Mrs. Stratmore, Miss Stepjen v. Miss O’Connell, Miss Butcher v. Miss Bonifacio, Miss Holliss v. Miss Bourne, Miss D. Bilton v. Miss Wallace, Miss M. Robertson v. Miss Brunton, Miss I. Moran v. Mrs. Farquhar, Miss McGrath v Miss M. Moran, Miss Harris v. Mrs. Selig, Miss Kilworth v. Miss Beckett, Miss Clark v. Miss Bilton. Mrs. Bilderbeck v. Miss Wills, Miss Short v. Mrs. Wells, Miss Simpson v. Miss Wilson. Athletic Club The Athletic Golf Club held a Canadian foursome on Sunday morning, a large number of members being present, though the weather was showery ami cold. The winners were: —Miss G. ley' and C. Wheeler, 69-12-si. Other good cards were returned 'by K. Yates and C. White, 6S-9-59, and J. Stratford and G. Henderson. 68-9-59. . In the afternoon a nine-hole medal competition wms held, the winner being Master C. Hayes, 35-7-28. Paekakariki Club A medal competition on the Paekakariki links during the week-end for the secretary’s trophy was won by J. Lollop. 91-24-67, the next best being A. Gollop. 82-14-68. and F. Kember. <4-4-•70 The-following is the draw for the first round of the captain’s trophy, match play on handicap, to be played next weekend :—K. Twiss v. J. Hanratty, 11. Kember v. J. Strachan. A. Gollop vi S. Hogg, M. Higgins v. R. Andrews, L. Smith V. H. Lynch. R. Sage v. H. Taylor, F. Marshall v. J. Kember. A. Champion v. A. Murray. L, Hanratty v. E. Andrews. B. Crow v. F. Smith, 11. Wehipeihana v. J. Bringans, B. Lynch v. E. Fussell. H. Smith v. F. Kember. G. Rout v. T. W. Pace, G. Guthrie v. J. Gollop, H. Hawk v, W. Gollop. Wellington Ladies’ Club - The following is the draw for the fifth L.G.U. medal, to be played at Herctaunga to-morrow.: — Seniors: Miss Wylie v. Mrs. Spoil's, Mrs. Welton-Hogg v. Mrs. Menzies. Mrs, Blackley v. Miss M. Peacock, Miss C. Young v. Miss Zohrab, Mrs. Henry v. Miss Blundell, Miss Ward v. Miss,Barton, Mrs. Peacock v. Mrs. Stott, Mrs. Hayman v. Miss J. Peacock. Mrs. Kemp v. Miss Whyte, Miss Mclntosh v. Mrs. G. Nathan, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Tweed. Mrs. Brodie v. Mrs. Seddon. Mrs. IL Nathan v. Mrs. Robertson. Miss Wheeler v. Miss J. Nathan. Juniors: Mrs. Whitcombe v. Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Rhind v. Mrs. Paterson, Nliss Ludbrook v. Miss J. Wheeler, Mrs. Aiken v. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. A._T. Young v, Miss V. Richardson. Miss N. Wheeler v. Miss McFarland, Miss Hempton v. Miss A. Pearce. Mrs. Bell v. Mrs. Vogel, Miss Morice v. Miss Harcourt. Mrs. Turnbull v. Mrs, Howdeu. Miss Elliott v. Miss S. Todd, Mrs. Findlay v. Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Riddler v. Miss Joyce Nathan, Mrs. E. Blundell v. Mrs. Tripe. Karori Club The newly-formed Karori club opened the season on the Westward Ho links on Saturday afternoon. Despite the ruin there was a fair attendance. The president of the club. Mr. G. G. Hodgins, congratulated members on having such a fine course so near at hand, and hoped that the people of Karori would show their appreciation of the fact that they were being provided with cheap golf by joining the club. Mr. W. I*. Walker, on behalf of the Westward Ho Golf Club, welcomed the advent of the dull. A Canadian foursome was ■played, and resulted in a win for C. J. Baker and A. J. Craighead.