GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20573, 5 June 1941, Page 10

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

EAST COAST TOURNEY WIN BY J. E. HOGAN The East Coast golf championship concluded ia Ewutona on Monday afternoon with a win for J. E. Hogan. On the last green he holed a 12ft. putt to win the match. The play all through the game was very even, but Hogan showed tils superiority by being one or two holes up most of tin round. Short, his opponent, playiel a steady game, hut was unlucky and failed to keep up the pace set by Hogan. The flight resulted in a win for J. E. Sharland, with A. R. Webster the runnerup. This game was most even, and was notable for the splendid putting by the win-

A bogey match resulted in a win for H. E. Reach, who returned a card of I up ou bogey. The qualifying round was played in conjunction with a best act medal round, and W. R. Hogan handed in a card of 67 net to win.

In a four-ball best-ball bogey, the winners were Sheerin and W. R. Hogan, 4 up. The best net medal round, conducted in conjunction with the finals of the East Coast championship and the first Might, was won by J. Smith with a score of 85 net. The club captain, Mr. Burrell, welcomed Hie visiting players, and congratulated the winhers before the prizes were presented by the president's wife, Mrs. P. G. Burton. A coincidence was the fact that the winner ol the championship, J. E. Hogan, also cele hrntud his twenty-first birthday on the same i lay. TOKOMARU BAY CLUB The following is the draw for the second round for the Captain’s Trophy :—Mrs. OatcF and Miss Elvers; Mrs. Riddell and Miss Jefferd: Miss Hale and Miss H. Bushy; Miss Mitchell and Mrs. M. Forrester; Mrs. Benictt and Mrs. A. Forrester; Miss Thompson and Miss Mills; Miss Currie and Mrs. Short; •.liss Savage and Mrs. Ncvin; Miss Dunfoy mil "Miss Ransley. The following is the draw for a four-bal best ball to he played at the week-end:— Sheerin and Bennett (26) v. K. Paernta and Jackson (23) : Short -and Foley (25) v Gardner and Forrester (26) ; J. Paerata and Riddell (27) v. Fail-lie and T). Oates (24): Cnngney and Britton (29) v. Rogers and Me Codmack (30) ; Todd and Orr (25) v. Conoh and .J. Oales (25). GISBORNE PARK CLUB Lady members of the Gisborne Park Coll Glulj conducted an enjoyable tournamem iver the King's Birthday week-end. Re .alts were:— Knock-out Competition.—Miss E. Linton ht'eated Miss L. Haisman in the final, 2 ind 1. Medal Round.- Mrs. Heighway, 102— 16 66. returned the best card. Other goot. ards were those of Miss E. Linton, 103 — 11 69, and Mrs. I). Shields,« 104—34—70. Bogey Match. Miss L Haisman, 1 down; !iss E. Linton, 2 down.

Stable ford Bogey.—Mrs. I. M. Jackson, 41 .oints, 1 ; Miss J. Humphrey, 39 points, 2 Jrs. M. Burr, 35 points, 3; Mrs. E. Dolman. -2 points, 4. C Section Competition.-—Miss P. Peterson,

; Miss I. McGregor, 2. The winners of last week's- competition! .cere Mrs. 1). Shields in the medal round .md Mrs. E. Dolman in the Hag competition ilie Aprii-May vase competition was won bj ,!iss 1). Conole in B Section, and Mrs.' E Dolman in C Section.

Competitions for the coming week-end wil ornprise a bogey match for B Section play ;rs, and an eclectric medal round for C Sec ion players, the draw being as under:—11. Section.—E. Jelinek v. Miss M. Hewet on; Mrs. F. Wells v. Mrs. K. Meyriek ; Mis. I. McKenzie v. Mrs. A. Bayliss; Miss D onole v. Mrs. P. Robertson; Miss L. Hais nan v. Miss E. Linton; Miss M. Haismai /. Miss J. Alley: Miss I. Somerville v. Misi J. Kay; Miss J. Humphreys v. Miss D -jadd; Mrs. M. Burr v. Miss L. Yyons; Misi I. Elliot v. Miss M. Mucnumara; Mrs. E. Smith v. Miss M. Heaslip; Miss M. Long v. liss G. Henderson; Miss P. Peterson v. Mis: .V. Pearce. ,_C Section.—Miss J. Brooking v. Mrs, A ; /oIIh; Miss N. Francis v. Miss J. McMath iiss P, Gunn v. Miss M. McGregor; Mis 4. McGregor v. Miss O'Meara; Miss A. Sin ■lair v. Miss E. Whitley; Miss M. Bruce v. liss B. While: Miss P. Rigney v. Miss B ’opple; Miss N. Hewitsou v. Miss M. Scott The following is the draw for the J.K. ttars to be played this week-end: —Mrs. F. Wells and Miss G. Henderson v. Mrs. P Robertson and Miss J. Elliot. Men’s Week-End Matches

Second-round matches in the D.C.L. Cuj competition, first matches in the D.C.L light. and a bogey match will be the at tractions at the Park this week-end. The draw has been made as under:— D.C.L. Cup Matches:—J. Slipper v. D. A. Wells; T. Bayliss v. C. Mackay; F. Hobbit /. R. Badcock; K. Oates v. L. Eade; R. Porter v. A. Tarr; S. Rule v. L. Winter; (J Ardent v. A. H. Dow; P. H. Dow v T. Tangney.

Flight Matches. —M. Taylor v. F. flavin : L. Lunken v. A. Campbell; 1). Somerfield v It. Simpson; R. Maclmies v. R. Wilkins; L. Williams v. P. Robertson; R. Clayton v. .) Martin; H. Smith v.. F. Bould ; W. Sturrock v. J. Crawford-Smith.

Bo'ey Match.—T. Warner and J. D. Mac kay v. E. Gardner and D. Shield.

Dryland Clip challengers for this week-end are I?. Clayton and H. Smith.

Lunken Cup Challengers are F. Dobbi .mil Miss Gordon, the holders being K. Oato and Miss Conole.