GOLF

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11950, 22 May 1933, Page 5

GOLF

• •*. , ’ . : . - TWO HOLES IN ONE

FIRST OF POVERTY BAY SEASON

0. H. WELLS AND M. SI'EINEKE

Holes in on© have been conspicuous by their absence' hitherto during the present -• _Bay 'season, but a start has now been mad© with emphasis, for tho feat was performed orLTbursday liist and again yesterday. C. H. Wells and M. Steineke were responsible and, no d'oubt, the timehonored custom will be observed.

Steineke’s hole in one yesterday was particularly remarkable, foa the shot was luckily converted from an out of bounds one into a perfect one. Playing 'in a friendly game, Steineko dtove to the ninth, a practically "blind” hole of about 180 yards. He Sent away *a screamer but tlio ball was heading out of bounds when it struck the boundary fence, ricochettod ion to the -green and! trickled into the hole.

Weils performed the feat on Thursday, in the course of a friendly game w'hen (playing the 11th hole, of 140 yards.

PROGRESS OF CLUB GAMES

RRAMWELL’S DOUBLE WIN

Tho usual medal and bogey matches were, played at the links on Saturday under ideal .conditions I- Brainwell was in good form, winning the bogey match and tying for first place in the medal round.

Tho best cards in the bogey match Were as follows : I. Brannweli, all square C. O. Hansen, 1 down. N. Barry, 1 down. D. 4V. Mclveague, 3 down.

Leading scores in the medal round were: —

I. Bramwell 80^-8^72. G. H. Seddom 88—16—72. D. W. Mclveague 91—15—73 N. Barry SI —8—73 B. jehkins 81- —5—70. T. Corkery 92—16—-76. N. Barker SI —-4—77. R. fE. Gamhrill 85—8—77. M. Michael 94—15—79. TOURNAMENT RESULTS Further matches in the A and B tournament resulted us follows I. Bramwell beat. lx. G. Butters, at the 22nd 1 ; B. Bree- beat G. IGregory, 3 and 1. W. It. B. Willock beat H. W. Barker, 4 and 3 G. O. Hansen beat G. M. Dodgskun 2 and 1. F. Fenwick beat G. Clifton. J up. W. J.. Ciseley beat J. H Cato, 1 up M. W. Craig beat E. R. Beckett, 3 and 2 C. Mackley beat P. C. Dwyer, 3 and 2. D. W. Hardwick beat J. Musgrave, 7 and 5 ; d. w. McKeague beat G. 1. Marker 3 and 2. G. Turnbull beat F. Palairet, 2 and