GOLF.
HAWKE’S BAY CHAMPIONSHIPS AND TOURNAMENT. The Hawke’s Bay golf championship and handicap tournament was continued on the Waiohiki links yesterday. The weather was fine, but a strong wind prevented many good scores being handed in. The first round of the championship L. Speedy (Lower Hutt) surprised everyone by defeating H. E. Crosse (Napier) by lup . As Crosse has won the provincial championship several times and has also held the New Zealand amateur honours, he was considered the likely winner for the meeting. The results of the various events are as under:— H.B. CHAMPIONSHIP. First Round. L. W. Bridge beat F. H. Oliver, 5 up and 4. E. C. Smith beat S. Powdrell, 2 up and 1. W. E. Knight beat G. W. Willock, 4 up and 2. Dr. Williams beat C. Riddell, 5 up and 3.. L Speedy beat H. E. Crosse, 1 up. J. Goss beat L. S. Quin, 3 up and 2. G. M. Dodgbhun beat R. D. Kettle, 3 up and 1. F. C., Fryer beat N. H. Bull, 2 up and 1. BOGEY HANDICAP. C. D. Kennedy (12), 3 up. H. G. Davies (8), 2 up. Mr R. Grant (9), 2 up. F. J. Dawson (12), 2 up. R. J. Harrison (12), 2 up. H. E. Trout beck (4), all square. H. J. Smith (7), all square. B. P. Kay (15), all square. F. G. Beaven (6), 1 down. C. F. Hetley (12), 1 down. I. S. Tingey (12), 1 down. A. O. Russell (9), 1 down. MEDAL HANDICAP.
TEAMS MATCH. Williams Cup. The Napier No. i team won the Williams team match cup, which Gisborne annexed last year. Scores: — Napier No. 1. —H. E. Crosse, 78, E. C. Smith 81, F. C. Fryer 87, W. Knight 84, total 330. Wanganui.—Dr. Williams 87, J. Goss 89, S. Powdrell 87, F. G. Beaven Bft. total 352. Gisborne.—<G. M. Dodgshun 85, G. W. Willock 98, N. H. Bull 87, R. J. Clark 87, total 357. Napier No. 2.—F. H. Oliver 94, H. E. Troutbeck 85, R. W. Dalgleish 86, H. J. Smith 94, total 359. PUTTING COMPETITION. The putting competition resulted in a tie between A. N. Campbell and F. J. Beaven with the score of 7. A pTay off will decide the issue.
Gross Hep. Net. ,F. J. Dawson .... .... 88 16 72 K. W. Kebbell ... 87 12 75 I. B. Logan .... .... 86 10 76 M. Kettle .... 89 12 77 L. 8. McClurg .... 101 24 77 C. D. Kennedy .... 93 16 77 E. C. Smith .... ... 81 4 77 B. W. Dalgleish ... 86 8 78 11 R. Peacock ... 86 8 78 FI E Crosse .... .. 78 78 R. Badley ... 90 12 78 F 8. Candy .... ... 94 15 79 11 J. Clark” ... 87 7 80 H. E. Troutbeck .. ... 85 5 80 F. Ormond ... 101 20 81 F. G. Beaven .... ... 89 8 81 E. H. Rickey .... ... 99 18 81 8. Powdrell «... ... 87 6 81 R ,T. Harrison ... 97 16 81 I.. Gorton ... 90 8 82 W E. Knight . . ... 84 2 82 F W. Sutton .... ... 91 8 83 R. P. Kav ... 103 20 83 F. C. Fryer ... 87 4 83
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 239, 21 September 1922, Page 2
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