GOLF

Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 93, 16 October 1914, Page 5

GOLF

CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY THE SECOND ROUND. (IT TELEGRAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.) i AUCKLAND, 15th October. The New Zealand Golf Championship ! Meeting was continued to-day in dull I weather. The second rounds of the New Zealand Amateur Championship and Professional match were played. In the latter, W. lies, last year's winner, was beaten. To-day, the four-ball bogey handicap was won by F. Ross ari9 S. Morpeth, while the tie in the Bogey Handicap between four competitors was played off, and another tie resulted between A. D. S. Duncan and J. P. Lusk, it being then decided that each should take a trophy. The tie in the inter-clnb challenge vase was played off, and was won by Auckland. Results are as follow : — AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP. Second Round. J. Harold (Wanganui) beat H. T. Gillies (Hamilton), 1 up. J. Goss (Wanganui) beat L. C. Hales (Wellington), 2 up. F. C. Fryer (Auckland) beat J. Banks (Cambridge), 5 up and A to play. J. C. Burns (Auckland) beat A. Seifert (Manawatu), 6 up and 4 to play. S. Morpeth (Waihi) beat F. J. Sharland (Auckland), 2 up and 1 to play. W. B. Colbeck (Auckland) beat F. Ross (Auckland), 4 up and 3 to play. F.\ G. Binney (Auckland) beat W. S. Ralph (Auckland), 1 up at the nineteenth hole. A. D. S. Duncan (Wellington) beat A. W. Clouston (Waitemata) 5 up and 4 to play. INTER^CLUB CHALLENGE VASE. The tie in the oJßorke0 J Rorke Inter-Club Challenge Vase match between Wellington and Auckland teams, was played off in conjunction with the four-ball bogey Handicap, and resulted in a win for Auckland by a margin of 5 points. Scores: — Auckland.— J. 0. Burns, 83; W. S. Ralph, 87; F. J. Sharland, 88; W. B. Colbeck, 89. Total, 347. Wellington.— A. Duncan, 85 ; R. L. D. Kidston, 87 ; L. C. Hales, 89 ; K. Duncan, 91. Total, 352. Otago, last year's winner, was not represented at this tournament.