THE SCORES IN ORDER

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 99, 23 October 1936, Page 6

THE SCORES IN ORDER

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) NEW PLYMOUTH, This Day. The scores returned were as follows:—

A. J. Shaw (Wellington (pro.) .. 70 J. L. Black (Hutt) , 71 A. E. Guy (N.Z. Golf Assn.) (prtf.) 72 T. ; S. Galloway (Manawatu) (pro.) 73 P. G. F. Smith (Akarana) 73 L. Cathro (Castlecliff) 73 J. R. Hobbs (Napier) 73 M. Moore (Miramar) ....... : . 74 E. W. Thurgood (Wellington) 74 A. G. Sime (Otago) 75 ' J. Weir (New Plymouth) 75 J: Jeffary (Tarurutangi) 75 tC. C. Clements (Russley) (pro.) \. 715 , A. E; Conway (New Plymouth) "75 D. V. Sutherland (New Plymouth) 75 ' H. D. Brinsden (Titirangi) 75 , T. Garrod (Hastings) 75 W. J. Ivtangan (Tuatapere) 7-"> 1 W.. Allbon (Masterton) (pro.) .... 75 I A. Murray (Auckland) (pro.) 7(3 ,G. W. Ritchie (unattached) (pro.) 70 ' B. M. Silk (Hutt) 7li 18. J. Smith, jun. (Invercargill) . (pro.) 76 ' E. J. Moss (Auckland) (pro.). 76 1 D. R. Pharazyn (Wanganui) 76 H. J. Loiig&taft" (Hastings) 76j N.H. Fuller (Wellington) (pro.) .. 77 j A. 11. Dyke (unattached) (pro.) .. 77 J. D. Mclntosh (Wellington) (pro.) 77 J. P. Hornabrook (Manawatu) 77 J: P. Mortland (Taihape) 77 H. A. Black (Miramar) 77 F. E. Quin (New Plymouth) ...:.. 77 C. H. Stephenson (New. Plymouth) • (pro.) ■•• 77 E.S.Douglas (Otago) (pro.) 7i F. C. Hutchinson (Wanganui) .... 77 T. A. Thomson (Westown) -. 77 R. C. Butters (Miramar) (pro.) ~.. 77 D. B. L. Bowker (Russley) 73 J. L\ Mackay (Timaru) 78 L. A. Reid (Waipukurau) 78 K. Glendinhing (Manawatu) .. 78 H. Kerns (Miramar) 78 P. R. Godby (Christchurch) 78 N. H. W. Araon (Rangitikei) 78 L. J. Bryant (St. Andrews) 78 W. J. C. Davidge (Shandon) .... 78 G.,M. Chong (New Plymouth) .... 78 R.G. Holland (Waiwetu) .' 79 J. H. MacDougall (Otago) 70 C. J. Ward (Christchurch) .... 79 J. Lambie (Hastings) (pro.) 71) D. C; 'Collins (Wairarapa) 79 J. S. Church (New Plymouth) <9 N. Bell (North Shore) (pro.) 79 DB. -Stratmore (Mornington) ... «J W. A. Gill (Eltham) 80 W T. Kuru (Waipukurau) ...i , j> J R. George (Mauhgakiekic) 80 F. Rutter (llnattached) (pro.) ou L. G. Ross- (Nelson) (pro.) »U J. Jeffries (Marlborough) do G. T., Alley (Russley) °U K. Ross (Otago) • |" L R. Curtis (New Plymoutli) iOU .T: C. Belk (Utiku): ...' 80 J. S." Park (Shandon) 80 J. R. Galloway (Manawatu) (pro.) 81 AS. Hassell (New Plymouth) . ■-.. 81 A. R. Kitto (Seafield) SI H. P. Dale (Te Aroha) 81 H. W. MacFarlane (Christchurch) 81 S. McKay (Hawera) °} E. G. Tallis (Titirangi) 81 P. H. N. Freeth (Christchurch) .. oi V. Salek (Akarana) 81 Rana Wagg (Hutt). . 81. J. H. Boon (New Plymouth) ..:. 81 P. I. Saunders (Wanganui) 81 H. S. Weston (New Plymouth) .. 82 A. D. S., Duncan (Masterton) — 82 J. Goss (Wanganui) 82 C. E. Hollis (Miramar) «Z W »P. Anderson (Christchurch) . '82 C. L. Monckton (Waipukurau) .. 82 J. W. Benson (Waipukurau) 82 'H. C. Ribbands (Waiwetu) 82 J. S. Ruthcrfurd (Stratford) 82 V. J. Stichbury (Feilding) 82 R. F. Kitto (Seafield)' 83 A. J. C. Nicolson (Russley) .... 83 J. E. George (Waitara) 83 K. Williams (unattached) (pro.) .. 83 J. Watt (Wellington) (pro.) 83 J. H. Grace (Hutt) ....' 83 I. MacEwan (Auckland) ........ 83 8.. T. Smith (Akarana) (pro.) .... 83 S..Lovell (Inglewood) — 83 It P. Tompkins (New Plymouth) 83 G. B. Ward (Hutt) 83 J. A! Clements (unattached) (pro.)' 84 H. P. Wills (Eltham) 84 P,',W. Blundell (Wellington) 84 A.-'E.' Ekstedt (Palm. N.) (pro.) 84 R. A. Boon (New Plymouth) .... 84 T. W. Armitage (Manaia) 84 J:'Shelly (Miramar) '84 E. L. Abbott (Eltham) 85 F. W. Huggins (Nelson) •'. 85 R. G. Handley (Wanganui) ...... 85 ■M. T. .Houlihan (Timaru) 85 F. H. Kember (Hutt) 85 L.B.Gibson (Eltham) 85 E. Billington (Waipukurau) .... 86 H. M. Burridge (Shandon) (pro.) 86 B. H. Menzies (Auckland) 86 !G. W. Melvln (St. Andrews) (pro.) 86 W. a Dillicar. (Shandon) 86 IF. G. Fryer (Napier) 86 !Dl Thompson (Eltham) 87 !j. S. Tarrant (Hutt) 87 A; Sandel (Taumarunui) < 87 E, E. J. Humphrey (Christchurch) 87 H. R. Blair (Christchurch) (pro.) . 87 A. G. Wills (Waitara) 87 A. D. Kitto (Seafield) ............ 87 M. E. Meuli (Te Ngutu) 88 I. Wylds (Eltham) 88 L. T. Quin (Eltham) 89 J. W. Morrison (North Shore) .... 90 H. St. L. Reeves (New Plymouth) 90 R. E. Glasgow (Marlborough) .... 90 J. Mowat (unattached) (pro.) .... 91 A. J. Quin (Eltham) 91 "W. T. Harman (Christchurch) .. 92 E: S. Rutherfurd (Stratford) 93 C. McDonald (Hawera) 93 S. J.-Pattison (Wairoa) 94

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