GOLF

Greymouth Evening Star, 14 August 1933, Page 12

GOLF

GREYMOUTH MEN'S MATCHES. The men’s medal match, played on tho Oraoto Links during the weekend, resulted: —• . McQueen 89 —28 —61. Spong 92 —30 —62. Muir 100 —36 —64. A K. Smith—74—s—69. M. Smith. 85—14—71. p. Warnes 83 —10 —73. Griffen 89 —16—73. McQueen, winner of the _ match, showed very promising form for a firstyear player. A. K. Smith’s score of 74, was the best score recorded to date in the Thorpy Cup competition. FOUR HORSEMEN CUP. The final of the Four Horsemen Cup, played over the week-end, resulted in a win for McQueen. He had an easy victory over Langbein. ORKNEY CUP FINAL. Tho Orkney Cup final between Stevenson and P. Warnes finished all square, and the two finalists will plaj off again. Stevenson's score was 78 and Warnes’ 79. GREYMOUTH LADIES The following is the draw for the Bisque Bogey match to be played on Wednesday: — SENIOR DIVISION Miss Warnes v. Mrs. Thorpy. Mrs. "Wilkinson v. Miss Griffin. Mrs. Hannan v. Mrs. P. J. McCarthy. Mrs. McKay v. Miss N. Tennent. Airs. Cunningham’ v. Airs. W. P. McCarthy. Miss Reynolds v. Scorer. JUNIOR DIVISION Mrs Johnston v. Mrs Smith. Mrs. Warnes v. Miss A. Pratt. Mrs. Hogg v. Miss J. G. Hambleton. Miss Berry v. Aliss J. Hambleton. Airs. Kitchingham v. Aliss Cullen. Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Meade. Airs. Kehoe v. Miss Pratt. Airs. Fogarty v. Miss Sheedy. The balance of the matches to be played for the Ladies’ Championship are postponed until after the W.C. Tournament. N.Z. WOMEN’S TEAM. [per press association.] AUCKLAND, August 13. A New Zealand women’s golf team will leave for Australia by the Wanganella next Friday to play in an inaugural contest with an Australian women’s team. The team is: Mrs. Guy Williams (capt .and manager), Mrs. Templer (Waimate), the present champion; and three previous champions, Mrs. Dodgshun, Aliss O. Kay (Balmace wan), and Aliss B. Gaisford (Alarton). The match will be played in conjunction with the Australian Women’s Championship at Melbourne, in which the New Zealanders will compete. DEATH ON LINKS. WELLINGTON, August 14. While engaged in a game of golf, on 'Miramar links, on Saturday. D. J. Hawkes, suddenly collapsed and expired in a few minutes. He was about to play a raashie shot to the thirteenth green. Hawkes was playing with Rev. C. V. Rooke. Play on the course was suspended during the afternoon. Hawkes was a member of the staff of the Electricity Department of the City Council, and held high qualifications as an electrical engineer. ENGLISH TEAM’S VISIT. (Received August 14, 10.30 a.m.) LONDON, August 13. The “Referee,” describing the proposal as an ambitious plan, but well nigh impossible, doubts whether English amateur and professional golfers will be able to make the suggested large scale visit to Australia and New Zealand in 1934. The trouble is the travelling time. GERMAN CHAMPIONSHIP. BERLIN, August 13. Alliss won the German open golf championship.