WEEK-END GOLF PLAY

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 17 June 1935, Page 8

WEEK-END GOLF PLAY

TARANAKI CLUB GAMES NEW PLYMOUTH BEAT HAWERA ANNUAL FRIENDLY MATCH By 11 games to nine with three games finished all square, a team of 26 New Plymouth Golf Club members during the week-end defeated a team from the Hawera club at I'airfield. It was the annual inter-club “friendly” fixture. The weather was perfect and the games very enjoyable. At the conclusion of play Mr S. C. J onks, president of the Hawera club, congratulated the visitors on their success. He said that the result nevertheless was immaterial, the real benefit coming from the friendly relationships that their visits fostered. Mr F. S. Johns responded. In the following detailed results the names of the Hawera players are mentioned first: —

Whitehead and Baigcnt v. Conway and Quin, lost 2 and 1 in the morning, lost 3 and 3 in the afternoon. Tarrant and Sturrock v. Stephenson and Hasell, lost 2 up, lost 1 up. Ward and Adams v. W. H. Fuller and J. H- Boon, all square, won 3 and 1.

Simpson, and Harrison v. St. L. Reeves and Maekav, won 0 and 3, lost 4 and 3.

Anderson and Hollis v. Curtis and Strombom, lost 2 and 1. lost 3 and 2. Donald and Hay-Mackenzie v. Wade and Thorne, all square, won 4 and 2. Dingle and Sagar v.. Johns and Quilliam, all square, lost 3 and 2. Lewes and Giblin v. ' Weston and Hewett. won 2 up, lost 7 and 6. Spedding and Stewart v. Tills and Elliott, won 2 and 1, won 2 and 1. Ritchie and W r ylds v. Smith and Johnson, lost 3 and 2, lost 3 and 1. W T cbster and Black a-. Barker and Ward, lost 5 and 3, won 4 and 3. Lawn and Gibson v. .Middleton and Gray, won 2 and 1, won 3 and 2. Robb and Vinnieombe v. Dudley and LuscombCj lost 0 and 5. lost 4 and 3. bogey competition The following are the best scores in a bogey competition played last week:

The following handicap reductions have been made: A. J. Black to 13 .1. Spedding to 13, N. L. Douglas to 16. J. Y. Hall.to 24, R. Mortlock to 18. ’ I

ECLECTIC MATCH AT ELTHAM WIN FOR MISS WHITING In a two-round eclectic match at Eltham for Mrs McGarry’s trophy the winner was Miss Whiting with a score ( ,f yn—36—63. Other cards were: Mrs McKay 98—33—63, Mrs J. Best 99 —32 —67. Miss Syme 87—19—68, Mrs Taylcr 89—16—73. Mrs Best reduced her. handicap from 32 to 28. Miss Whiting reduced from 36 to 32. A flag match for Miss I*. Eountaine’s trophy will be played to-morrow instead of the L.G.U. round. FOUR-BALL MEiDAL ROUND ELTHAM MEN’S CLUB A four-ball medal round with combined scores and handicaps was won by E. Clemow and S. McKay, at El- 1 tham. The best cards were: i F. Clemow and S. McKay, 160— | 13-147. J. H. Morton and H. P. Dale, 158 —lO-148-A. J. Quin and H. R. Casey 162—’ 1.3—149. A. A. Stewart and W. O. Hill 170 —26—150. D. Knuckoy and I. Wvlds 173—21 —152.

T. and L. Gibson 163—9—1011. N. and L. Phillips 181—29—1-32. A. Tipladv and E. C. Forth 170 — 26—163. 11. Free and C. C. Sta mini's 182 —26—167. HOLE-IN-ONE PERFORAIAXCE On the Westrmn course during the week-end. Airs A. S. Alien holed her tee shot at the lltli. it is understood that the time-honoured penalty will be paid during the week. If AW Ell A PEAT WAVE IJLEY. 61 AUG IX OF TWO MATCHES. (From Our Own Correspondent). A gelt match between the ilawera and Wavcrley Womens Clubs was played on Thursday. The match resulted in a win lor Ilawera by four matches to one. with two matches halved.

Results are as follow, Ilawera players being mentioned lirst : Mi ss Richardson and Miss Death beat Mrs D. Lupton and Ali-s Train; Mrs Dalgetty and Miss Bright beat Mrs Handley and Miss Mathieson; Mrs Corey and .Miss Tanks beat Mrs Casey and Miss Aiken; .Mrs Kay and .Mrs Hawthorne beat Mrs Gray and Miss G. Mathieson; Miss McLean and Mrs Hall halved with Mrs Johnston and Miss Graham; Miss Good and Mrs Cox lost to Mrs Pepper and Mrs G. Lupton; Mrs Lewis and Mrs Collier halved with Miss Beer and Miss Dickie.

PLAY AT RAWHITIROA WlNi FOB O. KNUCKEY (From Our Own Correspondent.) A medal round played at Rawliitiroa resulted in a win for O. Knuckey with a score of 66. The next best cards were L. Stretton 72, and F. Cave 73. The draw for the senior championship is as follow : D. Knuckey v. E. Knuckey; S. Knuckey v. S. Ford; F. Cave v. L. Stretton ; AY. Bootten a bye. The draw for the junior championship is as follow : P. O’Connor a bye; G. Thame v. A. Baker; X. Cave v. N. Thame.

TAPLIN CUP (From Our Own Correspondent.) After being held by the Stratford Club for the past three years, the Eltham ladies regained the Taplin Cup. defeating the holders by three and a half games to two and a half games. The cup has been held by the following dubs:—Kltham 1926. New Plymouth 1926-27-28, Stratford 1929. Hawera 1930, Patea 1931. Stratford 1932-33-34. Scores were as follow, the names of the Stratford players being mentioned first:— Airs AYilliams beat Airs J'. Alorton 3 and 2; Airs Ryan lost to Aliss Fountaine 4 and 3 : Airs Knewstulib lost to Airs McGarr.v 4 and 3; Afrs Serb and Airs Quin all square; Aliss Saugster l beat Airs Coleman 6 and 5; Alls Bishop lost to Aliss Svmc 8 and 2.

“Friendly” 'games played during the day resulted as follows:—Alesdamcs Ryan and Boon all square with Alesdames 'Stunners and Turner; Aliss Walker and Airs Bowler all sqcunrc with Mrs Quin and Aliss Townsend; Alesdamcs Sole and Williams lost to Airs Best and Aliss Ritter (j and 5; Mrs Nolan and Airs Robson beat Airs AlcKay and Aliss Whiting (3 and o.

TE NGUTU LADIES’ CLUB (From Our Own Correspondent.) The To Xgutu Ladies’ Club draw for a medal round for Airs Robertson’s trophy is as follow:-—Aliss Joyce and .Mrs Penny; Mrs O'Sullivan and Mrs Mack; Mrs Woods and Mrs Buxton; Mrs Robertson and Miss Meuli; Mrs Treweek and Miss Peegan; Mrs "McIntyre and Mrs AleTTow; Miss Oldfield and Miss Audrey Betts; Mrs Evetts and Airs B. Barclay; Mrs Cottrell and Miss K. O’Sullivan: Miss M. O’Dowd and Miss Hutchinson; Mrs Lees and Miss Mellow; Miss Sutherland and Mrs J. Barclay; Miss Alice Betts and Mrs G. Preece; Mrs Betts and Miss O’Dowd; Mrs Sharp and Airs Bulger; Airs Aleuli and Airs L. Preece; Airs Good and Aliss Cameron; Aliss E. O’Dowd and Aliss O’Sullivan; Aliss Downey and Aliss Carter; Airs Brown and Aliss Alelvillc; Airs Alellow and Airs Lees.

Seniors. A. J. Black 25—10—69 H. G. Whitehead ... 76— 4—72 1). Lennon 88 —15—73 H. Sagar 86—12—74 J. Spcddiug — 88—14—74 T. 1). Webster 90—16—74 Junior. B. Mortlock 89—20—89 N. L. Douglas 87—18—69 G. McLean 90—20—70 H. M. Caselherg 93—22—71 It. Claringbold 94—22-72