GOLF AT WAIOHIKI

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 93, 3 April 1934, Page 3

GOLF AT WAIOHIKI

EASTER TOURNAMENT ENDS HARRISON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP GOOD SCORES RECORDED The Easier golf tournament at Waiotaki was finished yesteerday, the competitors being favoured with excellent weather conditions. The final of tbo Easter championship was won by R. I. Harrison, and D. G. Shtherland won the Easter handicap. The Redclyffe handicap was won by G. R. Murray. The feature of yesterday morning's play was the excellent golf played by Harrison and Tareha, who did the round (75 bogey) in 72 and 73 respectively. The cup for the best gross aggregate for the two qualifying rounds was won by G. L. Home Douglas, whose score was 74-75-149. H. Anderson won the nett aggregate with a score of 137. The following were the results:— EASTER CHAMPINSHTPS Semi-finals. R. I. Harrison beat Rape Tareba, one np. E. Kuru beat J. W. Mapu, 4 and 3. Final R. 1. Harrison beat E. Kuru 2 and I EASIER HANDICAP Semi-finals E J. Phillips beat A. McLachlan, 4 and 3. D. G. Sutherland beat W Matthews, 3 and 2. Final. D. G Sutherland beat E. J Phillips, 4 and 3. REDCLYFFE HANDICAP Semi-finals. G B. Amies beat S Canning, at •hr 20th D. 11. Murrav beat C. Vidal, 5 and I* G R. Murray beat G. B. Amyes. one up. BOGEY HANDICAP R. " utkins (10'. 5 up R 1. Harrison <2). 5 up Rape Tareha (I). 3 up A A. Sinclair (2). 3 up CANADIAN FOURSOME Ur- Hp Nt T II Watkins and R W»tl ■ - TB 12 66 M Matthews and A. McDonald 81 12 72 F P. Smith and A. McLachlan 84 tt 72

H. E. Troutbeck and A, A. Sinclair "6 3 73 L. Stephenson and A. Morris 79 5 74 F. N. Fussell and C. Carlson 87 13 74 HAVELOCK GOLF TOURNAMENT MATCHES DURING EASTER. CHAMPIONSHIP TO P. PEACOCK. The Havelock North Golf Club held a very successful tournament during Easter, matches being played ou Saturday and yesterday. Good entries were received for the tourney and some keen and interesting golf was seen. The course and greens were in splendid order, the players remarking upon tbo fact on a number of occasions. Following are the winners of tho various matches: — Bogey handicap.—First day: G. W. Estaugh. 10 up. Second day: P. E. Clifton, live up. G. IV. Estaugh, who has the use of only one arm, played s very fine round to secure his win. going round the course in 79. Best net score. —First day: H. Nor well, 59. Second day: P. E. Clifton, 61. Net aggregate (two days).—P. E. Clifton. 270; runner-up, IT. Norwell. Easter championship.—P. L. Peacock, 322; runner-up. R. Duthic, 323. P. L. Peacock will hold the D. 11. Newbigin cup for a year, a miniature also being presented to be held permanently. The championship was decided upon four rounds of medal play. The best net scores yesterday were: P. E. Clifton 01. J. Vesty 66. W MeNish 67, L. H. Ross 67, E. Beale 67, H. Fulford 69. The best cards handed in yesterdav in the second bogey match were as follow: — P. E. Clifton. 5 up. •T. Vesty, 3 up. S. W. Dixon, 2 tip. H. Fulford. 2 up. AV. McNish, 2 up. 11. Norwell,. 2 np. T. J. Bavliss. 1 down. I. H. Ross, 1 down. KTRK-WINDEYER CUP. PARTICIPANTS AT AUCKLAND Bv t'alt-frai-h- Prise Association > AUCKLAND, April 2. The presence among the competitors of members of the New South Wales Kirk-V\ indeccr I'm train and New Z‘viland nominees for the same event added very matcriallv to the general interest taken in the Auckland provincial golf championships’ two qualifying rounds, which were played at the Titirangi Club’s links on Saturday.

Five Australians participated, but only two qualified, Dobson and Ruwald. Horton and Silk, the two Dominion Kirk-Windeyer Cup nominees, finished in the first sixteen. The third, Hornabrook, did a moderate round in the morning and tore up his afternoon card. The fourth New Zealand nominee, Wright (Dunedin), did not arrive at Auckland until to-day and he therefore will not participate in the championship but is expected to play in the handicap matches to-morrow. Apperly ,the New South Wales captain. was in bed the previous day with influenza. This affected his mornin'plav although he showed a big improvement in the afternoon. He just failed to qualify. N.I. RINKS TOURNEY HASTINGS MEN QUALIFY By Telegraph—Press Association. PALMERSTON N, April 2. The following 18 rinks qualified for post-section play in the North Island rinks tourney:—Fenwick (Northern), Ramsay (Palmerston North), J. A. Nash (Palmerston North), Arnott (Palmerston North), Hall (Hastings), Bain (Blenheim), Corbridge (Manawatu). Britland (Pahiatua), Conder (Island Bay), Vary (Palmerston North), King (Manawatu), Aitken (Oroua), Skoglund (Stratford). Perry (Thorndon), Anderson (Palmerston North), Ramsay (Feilding), Thomson (Foxton), Tantrum (Terrace End).