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Hawera Star, Volume L, 21 August 1930, Page 3

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MANAT A BEAT HAWERA. Haw era sent a team of Wednesday players to Manaia yesterday and, after a. series of very interesting matches, were defeated by four matches to one, two being halved. The results were as below: — Armitage and Davies v. Cox and Blair, all square; Young and Ryan 0 v. Vinnicombe and Champion 1; Miller and Jordan 1 v. Simpson and R. Pago 0; Davies and Watts 1 v. Batchelor and Sagar 0; Mculi and Walker 1 v. Robb and Smith 0; Henwood and Spooner v. Hainsworth and Westaway, all square; Pole and J. Hammonds 1 v. Zinsli and Hammond 0. During the afternoon the players were very hospitably entertained at afternoon tea by the Manaia ladies. At the conclusion, Mr Miller, captain of the Manaia Club, expressed the pleasure felt by his club at welcoming the visitors, Mr -‘v. Blair happily replying on behalf of the Hawera Club team. Cheers were exchanged and a vote of appreciation to the ladies concluded a very pleasant afternoon. HAWERA CLUB. DIIAW. FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.j The following players have qualified 'cr the throe championships : SENIORS. 0 ! ’Callaghan 79 Little. 82 Quin 85 Svme 90 Wills DO Whitehead 00 Stu crock DO Cox DO Baigent 91 Morpeth D 1 Blair 93 Anderson. J 93 McKenzie 93 Pratt 94 Pease 94 Lewes 96 INTERMEDIATE. Turner. C 91 Champion 91 Ryan, 1> 92 Clarke 93 Powdrell, G 94 Simpson 94 Jones 94 Anderson. S 95 Ritchie 97 Grace 97 Bright 98 Page. R- 98 Sutton. AY. 0 99 Smith TOO Muir 100 R ohinson 100 JUNIORS. 'Robb 95 McHattie 96 ! Dalgettv 97 Mortlock 98 Enron v 98 Tarrant 102 Row di e h AY 103 Bull 105 Young 105 Walker. A. G 105 Snowsill 107 North 109

Caldwell 110 Horner 110 Zinsli 110 , Morris 11l The draw for the three events is as follows (any member likely to be out of town is requested to get his first, round match off this week-end, so as 1o ensure smooth running of each championship): Seniors.—O’Callaghan plays Lewes. Bnigent plays Cox, Wills plays Anderson. McKenzie plays Syriie, Quin plays Pratt, Blair plays AYhitehend, Stm'rock plays Morpeth, Pease plays Little. Intermediate. —Turner plays Robinson, Ritchie plays S. Anderson, G. Powdrell plays R.. Page, AY. G. Sutton plays Clarke, D. Ryan plays Smith. Bright plays Simpson, Jones plays Grace, Muir plays Champion. Juniors.- —Robb plays Morris, Young plays Bull, F.meny plays North, Caldwell plays Mortlock, Dalgettv plays Horner. Snowsill plays Tarrant, AY. Powdrell plays A. Walker, Zinsli plays { McHattie. ACE D A 1., HANDTC AP. The following are the best net cards recorded during the qualifying round for the medal handicap competition : Robb 95 24—71 Little. 82 10—72 I). Ryan 92 20—72 McHattie 98 24 —72 Emeny 98 26—72 Mortlock 98 28—72 Champion 91. 18—73 C. Turner 91 18 —73 Clarke 93 20—73 Dalgettv 97 24—7-3 AV. Powdrell 103 30—73 Jones 94 20 —74 Tarrant 102 28—74 O’Callaghan 79 4—75 Stu rrock 90 15—7-> I S. Anderson 95 20 -75 ) LIMIT 11AND!CAP COMPETITION. During the last week the following matches were played in this event: Stead heat AViltshire, Slater heat Veitch, Williams heat Stratton, Horner beat Hammond. Toswell beat YVestaway. To complete' the third round in this competition the three undermentioned games must be played at once: Horner v. AVilliams, Slater v. Alorgan, W. Powdrell v. Richard.

LIMIT UH.AMJP.IUJN smr. AVhile the usual club championships are being played a championship will be staged for limit handicap members for a trophy given by “Anonymous.” This event will be conducted on exactly the same principle as the others —‘Straight-out match .play, in which handicap strokes are not taken into account. Owing to the large number eligible to play in this championship, members will assist greatly by getting their individual matches off without delay. The draw sheet will be posted in the club house by Saturday if possible, but if those concerned will complete the games hereunder at once it would help considerably in. getting this event under way:— Dingle plays Horsburgh, Hancock plays Morgan, A r eale plays Surrey, AleCar thy plays AViltshire. AVlivte plays Jordan, Ablett plays Bramwell. The Anderson Cup final over 36 holes will also be played this week-end between Sturrock and Sutton. There is no Saturday competition this week, members arranging their own games and those drawn in the championship playing their ma t ches.