WAIRARAPA TOURNEY
:!:V J. L. BLACK SUCCESSFUL
;] (By Teleoraph.) . l\ (Speoial to "The Evening Post.") ' ;; , MASTERTON, This Day. •^The Wairarapa gol£ championship and ' handicap tournament concluded at the : Ijansdowne links on Saturday. The • ahampionship. was. won by J. Black, of the Hutt Club, while H. E. Hart, of the Masterton Club, scored a very comfortable , ifin in the final of the Wairarapa handiu C4p. The weather -was gloriously fine, and there was a marked improvement. in ■the greens, making them fast and accur-; : 9 jie. ■'.-•■.•..•■■■ .-.■■■:.■ ,;■..>; ■><In the semi-finals E. W. Perry (M^ater- ■ fen) defeated D. C. Collins (Wairarapa) <m the. 20th green, and J. L. Black (Hutt) defeated his brother, H. A. Black (Hutt), -.■j;«p. v;";: ..-■..-■• : : <ofa the final Black beat Perry, 2 and 1. Blacks was a model of consistency and approached every • situation with confidence. -He did the round in 77-^1 under bbgey. Perry did a,78, and 1 might have done something sensational had he not co frequently, fallen into errors. '£; DETAILED RESULTS. ":'jln the final of the Wairarapa handicap H. E.: Hart, who was right on his (jime, defeated T. \*. Hodgins 7 and 6. i';Tha morning medal round was won by 'Bi W. Perry, 76-5—71; and the afternoon jour-ball bogey competition by, H. Rid;<|eH and I. Speedy (Dannevirke), 7 up. . (.The-two putting competitions were won % T: V. Hodgins (Masterton) and R. Si/Kenae (Masterton). .Wairarapa Championship.—Semi-final: IK. W. 1 Perry (Masterton) beat D. C. Col-, lins (Wairarapa), 1 up at the 20th; J. Black (Hutt) beat H. A. Black (Hutt), I «P. uiFinal.—J. Black beat E. W. Perry, 2 find 1. L'WairarapH Handicap.—Semi-final: T. "ff. Hodgkitu (Maaterton) (11) beat C. I. Bimny (Greytown) (U), 7 and 6; H. E. Hart (Ma»terton) * (9) beat J. C. Broad (Masterton) (9), 5 and 4. ' i;T"inal.—H. E. Hart beat T. V. Hodgins, 7?; Mid 8. J: j NATHAN CUP. ■ 3,'Hutt, which retained the Nathan Cup urn season against all-comeie, has started dff well this year, signally defeating Masterton in the first challenge, and beating Banui, which had quite a good team, 6 to lj!yesterday. ..The -results are as follow, Hutt players first-mentioned in each case: -KM. Blundell beat B. Warwick, 2 and 1; Tsi R. Eames beat A. J. Coleman, 4 and 3; A. M. Cousin beat P. James, 2 and 1; (J: M. Goodwin lost to J; P. Colwell, ,1 irp; E. C. Gorton beat A. Gibbons, 3 and ■35 D. C. Datcy beat H. M'Lean, 4 and fy J. 31. Rauch beat C. Gill, 2 and 1. p HUTT CLUB. ;;'A bogey handicap played at the Hutt .oh Saturday was won by M. Blundell (handicap 9), with 4 up, ihe runner-up being B. tfohnstone (15) with 1 up. i MANOR PARK. , A, bogey competition for -:Mr. J. L. Bubanrs trophy by members (of the Manor E«flK.Club was'wpn by A. S. T. Butler W^up, with W. D. Cooke (6), all-square, runner-up. The Yankee tournament was advanced a stage over the week-end in four-ball matches. : ; ,JIHRAMAR LADIES' CLUB. Tb* draw for the flag competition for Mim?,Teinlinson's trophy, to' be played to- . morrow, is as follows:—Mrs. Morrah and MUs J. HaU; Mrs. Ward and Miss V. Upham; Miss Taylor and Miss G. Upham; Miss! M. Wheeler and. Mrs. Gavin;: Miss Barnett and Miss Stevens; Miss Veitch and Mrs. Maudsleyj.Mrs. iWinton^^Brown and Misa Jacobaen; Mrs; Dalgleish and Mrs. Hartland; Mrs. Upham and Miss Fraser; Mrs. Witcombe and Mrs. Fair; Mrs. Mills and Miss Woodman; Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Foreman; Mrs. Firth and Misa M'lntoah; Mrs. Tomlinson and Mrs. t .Caughley; Mrs. Walßter Brown and Miss Half; Mrs. Barr and Miss George; Miss Davis and Miss Fair; Miss M. Seed and Miss Carter; and Mrs... Nagle -and Mrs. Tyndall; Mrs. Brook, a bye. Tonj^onson Cup.-r-Mrs.., Beale and Mrs. de Gruchy; Mrs. Boyes and Mrs. Smart; Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Gill; Miss E. Bennett »nd Mrs. Murphy; and Mrs. Day:.Snd Mr«. Osborne; Miss Edmondson, The, scini-finals of the Wheeler Cup willlbe J)layed this week. Mrs. Mills plays Missi.m- Upham, arid Miss Fraser plays Mi«B G.'Upham. Mrs. Anderson returned the best card for the Torstonson Cup on 24th May.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 130, 6 June 1927, Page 4
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