HUTT VISIT WAIRARAPA

Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 28, 2 August 1932, Page 14

HUTT VISIT WAIRARAPA

BEATEN IN BOTH MATCHES

The Hutt Golf Club's strong visiting team was defeated by both the Wairarapa and Masterton Golf Clubs dining the week-end. The standard of golf, as always in these events, was high amongst the leaders of the teams. HUTT v. WAIRARAPA. Hutt was defeated by Wairarapa at Rototowai by six games to five. The following are the results, Hutt players being ■mentioned first:— ... Fou'rballs. T. R..; Macgregor and S. Hogg lost to J. C. Bidwill and D. C. Collins, 2-1; I. A. H. Symes and J. Shelly lost "to A. H. Warren and C. Fenwiek, 5-4; C. F. W. Allcott and V. Jervis lost to W. H. Rowles and H. B. McMaster, i-3; P. J. R. Fordham and J. N. Rauch beat K. 11. Allen and H. R. Bloxam, 3-2: M. Evans and C. A. Burgess lost to J. W. Card and A. C. Pearce, 2-1; P. Ellerm and L. H. Heslop lost to E. J. Trustrum. and T. E. Lang, 4-2; G. C. Phillips and C. Rathbone lost to L. S. Benton and R. Donald, 4-3; C. N. Watt and R, W. Hope beat Mrs. D. C. Collins and Mrs. Sheppe;d,. 3-2; -S. A. Wiren and H. W. Cormack beat H. Lawson and Dr. Sharp, 6-5; A. Caselberg and D. White beat W. G. Russell and J. Ashworth, 4-3; W. C. Wedderspoon arid A. W. Brown beat P. Miles and A.'Hyams, 5-3. : HUTT v. MASTERTON. The annual match Masterton v. Hutt Club was played at the Lansdowne links during the -week-end. The" weather was perfect, and'some very, good golf was witnessed. T. 11. Horton played a round of ) against Rana Wagg's 74, and in the leading team's fourball, the best ball was 64, eight 3Vand ten 4's, being recorded over the eighteen holes. Masterton proved victorious on the day, winning nineteen. e-mneSj halving' five, and losing seven in the singles; and winning twelve, halving /me, and losing three in the fourball. Tha details are as follows (Hutt players mentioned first in each case): — .. Singles. R. Wagg lost 'to T. H. Horton, 4-3; L. R. McGregor lost to J. P. Hornabrook, 2-1; S. Hogg lost^to J. Jameson, 3-1; C. F. M. Allcott lost to A. Warren, 4-3; J. -A. H. Symes lost to C. Campbell Heard, 6-5; C. M. Watt lost to G.. Home, 5-4; J. Shelly lost to R.-McKenzie, 5-4;N. Jervis halved, with J.C.'ißroad; P. R. Fordham lost to J. A.-Cowie',-3-2; C. A. Burgess lost to R. G. Mackie, 5-4; M. Evans halved with H. P. Hugp; : Pi W. Hope halved with R. Page; J. W. Ranch beat N. Moore, 2-1; P. Ellerm beat J. Shearer, 2 up;; A. W. Slater'lost to .11. - Slater, 2-1; D; G. Rathbone lost to W. Borrie, 5-4; S. A. Wiren lost to D. T. Herbert, 5-4; H. W. Cormack lost'to ~K. L. Esau, '2 down; G. C. Phillips beat C. C. Marsack, 3-2; L. H. Heslop halved with' G. Ross; C. Rathbone lost to G. H. Collie, 2 down; M. Paulin beat A. Caselberg, 2 up; A. N. Wallace beat S. Fletcher, 2-1; V. F. Howell beat J.tV; Gordon,-! up;1 A. Caselberg beat G. Shennan, 5-4; D. White lost to N. Irwin, 2-1; C. Wedderspoon halved with H. E. Pither; A. W. Brown lost to J. Allan, 1 down; H. W. Nash lost to E. Pearce, 3-2; H. A. Hyams lost to T. C. Wickens, 5-4; P. C.-.MiJes lost to E. Henderson, 6-4. //* - :-.'.. Fourballs. R. Wagg a'nd-L- R. McGregor lost to T. H. Horton and J. P. Hornabrook, ] down; S. Hogg and C. F. W. Allcott lost to J. Jameson and A; Warren, 5-3; I. A. H. Symes and'.C.N. Watt lost to C: C. Heard and G. Home, 6-4; J. Shelly and N; .Jervis lost to R. McKenzie and J; C. Broad, 4-3; P. R. Fordhamand C. A.' Burgess lost to J. A. Cowie and R. Mackie, 4-3; M. Evans and R. W. Hope beat H. P. Hugo and Ri Page, 2-1; N." Ranch and P. Ellerm lost to N. Moore'and J. Shearer; S4fA. N.' Slater and D. G. Rathbone beat H. Slater and -W. Borrie, 2-1; S. A. Wiren and H. W. Cormack lost to D. T. Herbert and H. L. Esau, 3-2; G. C. Phillips and L. H. Heslop lost to G. Ross and C. C. Marsack, 4-2; C. Rathbone and M. Paulin lost to,G.H. Collie and A. Caselberg.l down; A. AV. Wallace and V. F. Howell halved With S. Fletcher and J. V. Gordon; A. Caselberg and p, White beat G.. Shennan and N/. Irwin,1 3-2; Wedderispoon and Av W! Bi'pwn-lost to H. El Pither and Allan, 6-4; H: AY- Nash lost to E. Pearce, 3-2;' A. J. Hyams and P. C. Miles lost to T. C: Wickens and E. Henderson, 2 down. long to an. afflliftteil clufi. Tho liiimbcr of individual shots. is 15, making a 150 possible score for each individual and 750 for each team. Sydenham (CUristcliurcli) are the present holders, and have won tho cup-twice in succession. . - '' '. . WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION. Secretaries' of clubs are reminded thnt the entries for the Osmond and J/adies" Shieldmatches close with the association secretary on 10th -August. 'The matches will take place the following week. "EVENING POST" CLUB. I\'o possibles were scored in the club -competitions on the range last week.'although-the shooting is of a ; consistently high standard. Both the infernietliate and C grade;teams shot in matches. The intermediate visited the retone Working Jlen'a .Club, and dropped badly, averaging, only 66 .against their opponents' 68. J. Henry made his first match possible foe the season. The club'was made very welcome, and apart from the disappointing shooting enjoyed the evening. The C.grade.team secured a win against Aotea; averaging 66:5. K. MacDowall put on his first match possible. H. Nlckless is now in top place on the club's ladder, with J, Henry- second. This, Tuesday the club -responds to an invitation to the Brooklyn range for V social evening. Any members uncertain of the location of the Brooklyn Club will meet at the Aro-Willis street junction at 7.30.' The committee.will meet tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock: . . ' KABORI CLUB. V last Tuesday the Karori ' Club had the pleasure of entertaining the Port Nicholson Ladles' team for an inter-clijb match. The evening' was concluded with supper. The shoot was also the third of the championship series, and the'first'half of a fortnightly trophy competition. Top scores for the evening were put on by Caldwell, .Frankland, and King, who shot a possible 70 each. This puts Frankland Into the enviable position of not yet having dropped a point in the championship series. In the B grade McXeil and -Nichols tied for pride of place with 68 each. The following are the detailed "scores:—Caldwell, Frankland, King, 70; Hands* Bockel, 69; Dore, US; McNeil, 67-1-68; Nichols, 64-4-6S; H. C. Boon, Porter, 6"; Barnes, 66-1-67; It. Drake, Field. Mrs. Staples, .66; Jessop. 65-1-66; J. Drake. 65. The A'team are reminded that tho Public Service will tre the visitors this evening. The shoot will count for tho championship, and will finalise another trophy contest, j

The tie between Mrs. Staples and. Mr.' J. Drake for the1, previous, fortnightly B grade trophy was shot off and resulted*in a win for Mrs. Staples.