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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 5 September 1929, Page 9

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HA WERA CLUB

During the last week .the folioNving championship matches have been played':

Seniors.—Walkley beat Little 2 and 1 in the second round.

Juniors. —J. C. Robb beat W. G. Strange, 3 and 1, in the first round. Second round: Hainsworth beat Looney, 2 up; Champion beat Meyrick, junr., 5 and 3; Pease beat J. C. Robb,. 3 and 2; G. F. Strange' beat , PoNvdrell, 3 and 1. Semi-final: Chani- ) pion beat Haimsworh, 5 andi 3; Pease beat G. F. Strange, 5 and 4. Limit Handicap.—Anderson beat 0. Harrison, 2 up, in the first round; Eraser beat Bayley by default; Harrop beat Ellis by default; C. M. Harrison beat Emmitt by default; Davy beat Mcßae Fittall hy default; WestaNvay beat Sutton; Jones beat C. M. Harrison, 5 up and 4. in the second round:; Bramwell beat Morgan; Ablett beat A. G. Walker, 1 up at till© 20th. The result, of the last competition, a four-ball bogey, is as follows: Seniors.-—Ritchie and Giblin, 4 up;! Wilson and Elliott, 3 up; Little and j B. F. Page, 2 up ; Walkley and Gibson, 2 up. Juniors. —Jones and Sburrock, 8 up; Ablett and Young, 2 up; G. M. Page ■and Stedman, 1 -up; Meyrick, junr., and North, 1 up. The competition for Saturday is a medal handicap. The following is the draw : Wills plays B. F. Page. Vinniconibc plays Elliott, McGregor plays Bannerman, O’Qallagban plays Whitehead, McAnerin plays Smith, G. M. Page plays Gibson, A. G. Walker \ plays Bull, Lysons plays Young, G. Rvan plays Duffill. Little plays Lewes, McKenzie plays Giblin, Wilson plays Meyrick, junr.. Bright plays HayMackeuzie, McFaHane plays Turner, Emmitt plays C. Harrison, Corf© plays Pease, Stedman plays Jansen, Melody plays Cox. Horner plays Speedy. Yeitch plays Ablett, Mcßae Fittall plays Clarke, North plays G. Meyrick, Starrock plays Anderson, Robinson plavs McHattie, Chuck plays Morgan, Williams plays Powdrell, Blair plays J. A. Walker, Sutton plays C. M. Harrison.

HAWES A LADIES’ CLUB. The two qualifying rounds for senior and junior championships played by members of the Ladies’ Club were completed last week-end. The scoring was in most cases much below the usual standard produced by those competing. This was no doubt chiefly due to. the very unfavourable weather conditions under which most of the' games were played. In the- case of the seniors they were qualifying for position in the draw only, as there is just the required number in that section. In the junior section there were 32, and the first 10 qualified. The draw for the senior championship is as follows: Miss E. Burgess v. Miss Lilian Pease, Miss Richardson v. Miss Dora Hawken, Mrs Mcßae v. Miss H. Burgess, Mrs Wake v. Mrs Little, Airs Dickie v. Aliss C. G. Richardson, Airs Thomson v. Aliss G. Death. Aliss Knight v. Aliss Tui Gibson, Airs Wnlkley v. Airs Glasson. Draw for junior championship is: Airs AlcQuin v. Aliss D. Meyriek, Airs Ritchie v. Airs Hawthorne, Aliss AleCormaek v. Aliss Af. Nicholson, Aliss M. Death v. Airs Corev, Airs Gabites 1 v. Aliss D. Hawken, Ati' ss W. Huggins v. Mi ss D. Bryant, Aliss Joyce Powdroll v. Aliss Gaplen, Airs Whitehead v. Airs ATcAnei’in.

The first round of the championships will begin as from Thursday, September o, and must be completed by September 15 (inclusive).

The two-day eclectic match plpyed. in conjunction with the qualifying round for a trophy given bv Air Fuller was won by Airs Corey, 100 —31—69. Other good' cards were Airs McAnerin, 105—35—70: Airs Whitehead, 95—23 —72; Aliss Burgess, 88 —14—74. The L.G.U. medal round postponed from Tuesday last will he played' on Tuesday next. The partners will ho the same.