MIRAMAR CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 50, 28 August 1922, Page 11

MIRAMAR CLUB

At the Miramar links on Saturday the 36 holes final for the captain's trophy tournament Was contested .by A. ,<B. Conway and L. D. Hurst. The condition oi the weather and the links were all that could be d««lred. A. % Con Way, the winner, played brilliantly in the first round, and obtained a commanding, lead of 7 up. In the second round, as the result of a fine uphill fight, Hurst managed to even the score. He played a; great game in the second round, as he: ran but in 39 and came home in .38, giving' him 77 for the round. One stroke only remained* between the pair over the 36 holes, which were played out, Conway taking 159 and Hurst 160. The scores on the card* were:—

First Round.-"C6n\va.y. 0ut—645343 554—38 j In-4543634455—38. Total, 76. Hurst: Out-*%443645-41 ■ 1n—664444; 566—42. Total, 83. ' Second Round.—Comvay: 0ut—43645, 4765-^-43: In-543534466-40. Total, 83. Hurst: 0ut—545343546-39; 1n—544424 366-38. Total,- 77. > A large number entered for the'mixed foursome competition ■at the Miramax Links' on Saturday afternoon. The winners were Miss M. Seed And P. ,WhiteParsons, who,: with a handicap; of 7," returned the good card of all squarb with 'the colonel. Miss 8. Duncan and J. G. Hughes were runners-up with three down, while Miss E. West 'and M> J; Crombie and llisn Richardson and B. W. Scott were. olose,ni> YtiJfekdaww.;/;!^,,. c-\ In a mixed foursome iplayetr previously Mi»s. Seed .and.. Whitf-Parsons, Miss George and George, and Miss Gambrill and Rhodes, all tied for first'place. ; It was resolved that these three pairs should keep' the same partners an"d retain the same handicaps on Saturday, and which ever wturned the best card Should have th« trophy for the last competition. Miss Seed and White-Parsons consequently take two trophies. ' The ;best cards returned on Saturday were:— '. Miss' M. Seed and P. White-Parsons, all* square; % Miss 8. Duncan and J. G. Hufhes, 3 down; jMise E. West and M J. Crottibie, 4 down; Miss Richardson and &. W. Scott, 4 down; Miss Fraserand H. E. Anderson, 5 down; Mrs. Crottibie and N. R. Chapman, 6 down; Miss Turton and L. W. H. Grace, 6 down; Mr. and Mrs. Hayman, 6 down; Miss yon Dadel&HHi and E. K. Nicholson, 7 down; Mis» Gambrill and Lv B. Rhodes (2), 7 down; Miss E. Ooriway and p. Bluhdell, 7 down; Miss George and L. George, 7 down; Miss Wheeler and C. W. Palmer 7 down; Miss Withers and W. T. Wyhward,' 1 down; Miss Carter and E. H. Liddle, 8 down; Miss Low and W. G. Fisher, 8 down; Mils Tingey and N^ Tingey1, S down; Mrs. Banks and H. Y. Cameron, 9 down; Miss Conway and W. S. Wilson, 10 down.

A medal handicap C6nlfletition Will be played by the Wellington Chib on th« Hei'etaunstt links next Saturday. ■ Mr. A. M'Kenaie proved the winner of a trophy, presented by Mr. G. Strftngs-Taylor, in & flag match contested for by about 20 members of the Karori club. . j • ■'■■-... On the Johri«onvill« links on Saturday the first qualifying round for the championship was-played. The following returned cards i^-Stewart, Wallace. M. Smith, -W. Smith, Burtenihaw, Bowler, Hirschberg, Ellis, SkJane, Bedwood, R. Gibbons, Andrew, Murray, Sair-risort, Law, Wilson. The second qualifying round will be play«d next Saturday.