COMPETITION GOLF

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20275, 17 June 1940, Page 12

COMPETITION GOLF

MATCHES IN GISBORNE MANY ROUNDS PLAYED WEEK-END RESULTS Many rounds in competitions were played during the week-end by members of golf clubs in Gisborne. Despite the dut'l weather, conditions were good on Saturday afternoon and splendid progress was made by the players. POVERTY BAY CLUB The results of a Stableford bogey match at the Awapuni links were:— R. ,1 Edwards, (15), ,17; R. I. Harrison (’1), 3(1; N. Dumont, (7), 35; A. F. Salmon, U2>, 35: G. J. Booth, (2), 34; D. M. Mclldowie, (11), 33; B. R. U. Burke, (15), 33; A. A. Whitehead, (21). 38; c. H. Bull. (12), .12; L. W. Bishop, (5), 32. In a four-ball Stableford bogey the aggregate scorers were;—W. D. Barker and B. R. U. Burke, 58; L. W. Bishop and R. W. J. Edwards, (14; C. H. Bull and H. D. Chrisp, 62; A. F. Salmon and E. Jcnkinson, 59; R. I« Harrison and A K. Russell, 59; M. Brownlie and E. T. Brosnahan, 58, A. G. Banlield v. F. McDonald, 55. Reynolds Cup Handicap—Second Round: P. M. Reynolds d. I. Hulme, 5 and 2; B. R. U. Burke d. F. Fenwick; W. J. Mclldowie d. G. W. Willock, 3 and 2: E. E. Jenkinson d. K. W. Bull, at the twentieth; N. Dumont d. W. M. Jenkins, 3 and i; W._E. Bullivant d. L. W. Bishop; R. W. J. Edwards d. J, E. Shimmin, 5 and 4; G. M. Dodgshun d. H. M. Brown, 2 and 1. Reynolds Tournament. Second Round; R. I. Harrison w.o. R. A. Dudfield; H. D. Chrisp d. W. D. Morley; J L Broad d. A. G. Banfield. 4 and 3; A K Russell d. N. H, Bull, 2 and 1; E. R. Beckett d. A. W. Harper, at the twenty-third; W. D. Barker d. E. Fitzmaurice, 2 up; C. O. Hansen d. J. Atkins, 3 and 2; G. K. Crawshaw w.o. M. R. Maude POVERTY BAY LADIES’ CLUB An L.G.U. medal round is to be played to-morrow by the members of the Poverty Bay Ladies Golf Club, the draw having been announced as follows: —

No, 1 Tee.—11.45- a.m., Mrs. A, H Russell and Mrs. Harper; 11-50 a.m. Mrs. W. D. Barker and Mrs. C. H. Bull' 11.55 a.m., Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs McDonald: noon, Mrs. Mclldowie and Mrs. Mackay; 12.5 p.m., Mrs. Muir and Mrs. Atkins; 12.10 p.m.. Mrs. Nolan and Miss B. Kemp: 12.15 P.m.. All Keiha and Mrs. Corkery; 12 20 p.m Mrs. Bullivant and Miss McGhee; 12.25 u.m., Mrs. Robinson and Miss Bartrarrr 12.30 p.m.. Mrs. Morley and Miss Macaulay: 12.35 p.m., Mrs. Kendon and Mrs. Whitehead; 12.40 p.m.. Mrs. K Bull and Mrs. Harrison: 12.45 p.m.. Miss Goldsmith and Mrs. Buckley 12.50 p.m., Mrs. Edwards and Mrs Phillpotts: 12.55 p.m.. Miss Slight and Mrs. Peach: 1 p.m.. Mrs. 11. D. Chrisp and Miss P.. Barker; 1.5 p.m., Mrs. Lee and Mrs. McKeague. No. 10 Tee.—Noon, Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Houston; 12.5 p.m., Mrs. Chrisp and Miss P. Burke; 12.10 p.m.. Mrs McFadyen and'Mrs. Winter; 12.15 p.m. Mrs H. Kemp and Miss Barker; 12.2 C p.m.’, Miss Foster and Mrs. Nathan--12.25 p.m., Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. G M. Chrisp; 12.30 p.m.. Miss Hayes and Mrs. Kerr; 12.35 p.m., Mrs. Tyermar and Miss Adams; 12.40 pirn.. Mrs Beckett and Mrs. Thomas; 12.45, p.m. Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. Eade; 12.50 n.m„ Miss Newman and Miss Hegarty 12.55 p.m., Mrs. ColleH and Mrs. P. W Smith; 1 p.m., Mrs.' Heath Johnston and Mrs. Alley. C. Grade—9 a.m., Miss McLernon and Mrs. Barker; 9.5 a.m., Mrs. Macnamara and Mrs. Sidley; 9.10 a.m., Mrs. Alley and Mrs. Humphrey; 9.15 a.m., Mrs. Stacey and Partner. GISBORNE PARK CLUB Several competition games were played by members of the Gisborne Park club, the results being:— D. Cup.—First Round: C. Mackay d. A. W. Vickers. 1 ud: A. D Tarr d. L. Eade, 2 up: J. J. Malcolmson d. T. V/. Bayliss, 4 and 2; S. Rule d. T. Tangney, 2 up: F. Gavin d. J. Haisman, 1 up; R. Porter d. D. Watt, 4 and 2; J. Slipper d.' K. Everett. 4 and 3: D. Somerfield. d. A. H. Dow, 1 up; J Martin d. G. Ardepn, at the nineteenth; G. Odams d. E. Bayliss, 1 up L. Lunken d. L. B. Stuart. 2 up; J Mackay d. W. A. Hall, 4 and 2; W r . Davidson d. R. Clayton, 4 and 3; P. H Dow d. L. Williams, 4 and 2; G. H Stewart d. F. K, Bould, 5 and 4; M. Taylor d. R. Wilkins, at the twentyfirst.

In a bogey match played in conjunction L. Lunken and D. A. Wells were nil square, but Lunken took the decision on the count back. R. Porter, 2 down, and A. D. Tarr, 3 down, were the best of the others; The Chrisp Cup final resulted in a win for F. Connote over K. Everett, a and 4. Connote played steady golf Everett missed several short putts which cost him holes. In the Dryland Cup series J. McMillan and L. Williams d. R. Porter and G. Ardern, 2 up. Williams was the deciding factor for the winners. ' The Lunken Cup challenge was even throughout, J. Slipper and Miss L. Hnismnn defeating L. Williams and Mrs. Woodrow, 2 and 1. Russell Cup Foursomes. Firs* Round: B. Porter and E. Bayliss d. P. Robertson and A. Campbell, 6 and 4‘ R. Porter and G. Bayliss d. L. Winter and G. Odams, 2 and 1; W. Davidson and N. McCormack d. A. D. Tarr and J. Niven, 4 and 3; F. Dobbie and J. F H. Macnamara d. G. H. Stewart and R. Morse, 1 up; T. W. Bayliss and J Tangney d. T. Warner and J. Craw ford-Smith, 5 and 3; D. Watt and P. H Dow d. L. Lunken and D. Somerfield 5 and 3; J. W. Reed and F. Connole d. L. B. Stuart and K. Everett, 2 up F. Jones and, D. Somerfield d. ■S' Slipper and F.. Playfair. 1 up; J. Me Millan and L. Williams d. L. Eade and' E. R. Brown, 3. and 1; J. Murray and T. Tangney d. J. Haisman and J Tangney, 4 and 3; J. Mansfield and F Harris cl. ,J. W. Reed and K, Everett 1 up; D. A. Wells,and F. Duckworth d' M. Taylor and E. W. Harris, 4 and 3J. Mackay and G. Ardern d S. Rule and W. A. Hall, 3 and 2; J. Jr Malcolmson and J. Martin d. A. W. Vickers and A. V. Hay, 6 and 5; A. H. Dow and R Wilkins cl. R. ClaytOn and C. Mackay. 5 and 3; M. Taylor and F. Gavin d. A. D. Tarr and J. Niven, 3 and 2. TURANGANUI CLUB In the games played by member, l of the Turanganui Club, Miss M. Herbert headed the list of womer. competitors in the boge.v event. 3 down. The best of the others were:— Miss 11. Kopu, 5 down; Mrs. F. Halbert G down; and ' Mrs. W. T Rangi, 7 down. In the Stableford competition- for men, W. T. Rnngi led with 3(5 points Other results were: —W. Marshall and .1. McComell. 35; W. Carroll. P Ivess. P. Kaua, A. Ogilvie and P Fo r s,' 33; N. Williams. 32; R, W Halbert and ’WTiMcMurray', 31; S Thompson and R. Clarke, 30.