GOLF

Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 12076, 16 October 1933, Page 3

GOLF

. N.S.W. TITLE. TERRIER WINS CLOSE CHAMPIONSHIP (U.P.A. by. Elec. Tel. Copyright) . (Roc. Oct. Id, 0.35 p.m.) , * ; . • SYDNEY, Oct. Id. Brilliant rounds of :C9 .. and 08 ,ou-.. ahlcd J. Ferrier to win the close; championship of New SoPth AY ales, yesterday with an aggregate of 291 v His rounds were 77-—7o—69 —08. A • S. Richardson, the former title-holder,, was second with an aggregate of 294, and W. .Bolgcr third, with 297. . N.Z. TOURNEY. WRIGHT GAINS AMATEUR TITLE OPEN TTTLE MATCH ABANDONED. ‘

TO BE RE-PLAYED TODAY

(Press Association) AUCKLAND, 0ct...14

After having had seven d a 3’s ol bright sunshiny weather, .it was a big disappointment to the Titirangi Gold Club and the officials of the Now; Zealand Golf, Council to have a Avep day. on Saturday for the playing of the final of the amateur championship and the play off of the tic in the open championship. The former title was won A'ery easily by \. B. Wright of the Otago club, who defeated H. A. Black, Miramar 18 up while, the open championship match was abandoned at the sixth green in the afternoon, when Moss and Douglas avgi'O all square. All Urn greens were then soaking Ivet and, after consultation with the umpire, it was decided to abandon play and replay over 80 holes on Monday. W OMEN’S CH A MPION S B IP. FOURSOAIES TITLE. WON BY MISS BARNS-GRAHAM AND AIRS. WILLIAMS. tPress Association) WANGANUI, Oct 10. j The second round of the Avonieu s golf championship resulted as follows - Miss Currie beai Airs. J. I inlay, I up. Aliss Heleaii beat Aliss Hansen, 1 up at the 20th. Airs. Wilkins beat Airs. Juiin s Dn, 1 up. Aliss AloFarluue boat Airs. Ilarkuess, 6 and <3. Aliss Rathhoue beat Alt's. Newton, 2 ni), Aliss Gaisiord beat Aliss Fleming, 2 and 1. All's. CoHinsou beat Alt's. \\ hiteFarsons. G and 4. Airs. Robertson beat Airs. Carr, 2 and 1. Mrs. Stout beat Airs. Wilson, 8 and

Miss Rutherford beat Mrs. McCarthy, 5 and 4. Airs. Grace.beat Aliss Wilson. 1 up. Aliss Kav beat Aliss Johnston, 7 and 6. Aliss Ba.rus-Grahum heat Aliss Uiytb, 5 and 4 . Aliss Ormond beat Airs. Thomson 3 and 2.

Aliss Grace heat Aliss Holmes, 2 and

The excellent putting of Aliss BamsGrahaui (Poverty Bay), and the consistently good long game of Airs. Guy Williams,• resulted in the pair returning the really good curd of 82 to win the championship foursomes, i n which they were two strokes better than any other competitors, and six ahead of the holders, Aliss Kay and Aliss Ga is ford. The next best cards were Aliss Al. Janies and Miss Hornabrook 84. and Airs. Cook and AirsButler 84:.

POVERTY BAY SEASON CLOSING MATCHES PLAYED TROPHIES PRESENTED Tile curtain was rung down ou the Poverty Bay Golf Club’s winter season ou Saturday, when tho liual match, a Canadian mixed foursome, was played, and the trophies won during tho season were presented. In presenting tho cups for tho principal events, tho president, Mr E. M. Hutchinson, stressed that the season had proved thoroughly successful in every avay and all members would regret that it was now closing. There was a difference now, however, in that there was simply a short break for many of tho players, as some 50 or 60 had intimated their intention of playing during the ■summer months, this now being possible owing to tne splendid improvement in tho course. Mr Hutchinson congratulated the successful players, and each winner came forward 1° receive his trophy amid enthusiastic applause. FINAL MATCH RESULTS The weather conditions were ideal and the Canadian foursome drew a very large field. The winning pair were Miss U. Fisken ' and ■D. Me-. Lauchlan, who returned a nett ■'( I which was two strokes better than the three pairs who, tied for second place. Scores in detail were ■ follows: Miss U. Fisken and B. McLaucklau, 84—18—71. . - ■ Mrs Collett and C. O. Hansen, Ssr-12—73. . Mr and Mrs C. H. Bull, 87—14—. 73. - / ' ' Miss Mead and T. Corkery, 39—16 —73. , *V; ; ; V Miss M. Nicol and 0. W, vv iilock, 87—13—74. * Mrs Nathan and G. Dodgshun, 82—8—74.. Miss P. Gunn and J. Dpdgslmii. . 93-— 19 —74. . ; Miss Mi Bull and N. H, Bull, 79 4—7.5- * Miss Kay and N. Parker, Sl—6 7,V.' : . 'Miss M. ! Blair and W. D. Barker, S/-—12—75/ r .'' '' ' ' Miss I. -O’Meara and B. E. GaniLusl/, So —r 9—76.

Alias,. B. Kemp and Ai. V/. Craig, 97'—21 —7G Aliss P. Reynolds and P. AVillock, % 92—15—77, Mrs AlacSiweonoy and F. Kalilen- ; berg, 85—8—77. Air and Airs .J. G. S. Thompson, 90— Aliss G. Faram and D. Alclldowic, 91— 13—78. . " . Airs‘ Robbie and .11. E. Bree, 94 15—79:. - ' " • Mr and Mrs A. L. Singer, 92—11 —Bl. Airs Morley and J. 0. Alnsgrave, 97_17—80. Airs Harper and B. Jenkmson, 87—6 —81. '! Aliss Corson and Al. Steineke, 98 —lß—Bo. Aliss Robb and A. G. Cairns, 101 —2l—BU. . Aliss AI. Smith andi U. AY, Barker 100—2 Q—SO. Mr ; s E. Ross and A. W. Whitehead, 94—12—82. Aliss M. Hegarty and G. Cliiton, 91—12—82. Aliss Sherratb and R. U. Burke, 95—18—82. Air and Airs G. H. Seddon, 101— 18—S3. " ' •: Air and Airs W. Cave. 103—20—88 Air arid Airs K. G. Butters, 95-. 11—84. Airs li. Black and C. G. Frazer, 95—11—84. Aliss Dunn.and W. R. B. Willoek, 97—13—84 Air and Airs R. Gray, 104—19-85. Aliss V. Barker and IV. L. Town, 104— IS—SO. Alr g Hamilton and E. L. Adams, 105Airs Alackay and 0. U. Thornton, 107—19—88. ‘ R. Fisken and E. T. Brosnainin, lOo—ls—Bß.

A AND B TOURNEY FINALSPlaying in the filial of the A tournament, ,T. Corkcry defeated N. H. Bull, 8 and 2, while in the B final, G. Turnbull beat G. I. Parker, - and 1 HUSBAND AND WIFE TROPHY Tile “father and son” competition was wun by W. R. B. and P. Willoek. This competition was under -scaled handicap for a trophy presented for the best round during the season by father and £ on playing together. It attracted keen interest and drew a large number of entries. Another onthusiast has intimated Jiis intention of presenting a, trophy for next season for a- competition, on tiie same lines, open to husband and wife playing together.