MEN’S GOLF

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 231, 16 September 1935, Page 9

MEN’S GOLF

Inter-Club Match

Members of the Waimarama Golf Club journey to Parkvale during the week-end to meet a team in an interclub game. Considering that this was their first visit, they put up a very creditable performance against the Parkvale players. Following are the results, Parkvale players being mentioned first;— Four-ball. —Watkins and McPherson beat Saunders and Karetu; Little and Ross lost to L, Gillies and T. Karetu; A. Lean and Apatu beat Winitana and A. Gillies; Wright and Campbell Jost to G. Stewart and Taylor; Graham and Nikera beat Edwards and McNeil; Rigby and Cassin lost to Edgecombe and W. Gillies; D. Lean and Jones beat Dexter and M. Thomas; Kessell and Louis beat Allen and Steenson. Two-ball. —Watkins lost to Saunders ; McPherson lost to Karetu; Little beat L. Gillies; Ross lost to T. Karetu; A. Lean beat Winitana; Apatu lost to A. Gillies; Wright lost to G. Stewart; Campbell beat Taylor; Graham lost to Edwards; Nikera beat McNeil; Rigby lost to Edgecombe; Cassin beat W. Gillies; D. Lean beat Dexter; Jones beat M. Thomas; Kessell beat Allen; Louis beat Steenson. Parkvale 9, Waimarama 7. Grand totals: Parkvale 14. Waimarama 10.

AMERICAN AMATEURS Lawson-Little Retains I itle CLEVELAND, Sept. 11. Lawson-Little w'on the United States amateur golf championship for the second consecutive time, defeating Emery four up and three to play. Little and Emery entered the finals by defeating Goodman and Lynch respectively, in both cases by four up and three to play. ‘•NEWS OF WORLD” TOURNEY Padgham Beats Alliss LONDON, Sept. 13. Padgham defeated Alliss, 3 and 2, in the final of the “News of the World” golf tournament. Alliss in the first round putted brilliantly and led one up with a round of 63. Padgham, in the second round, drove and played bis iron shots magnificently. At Port Rush Thomson retained the Irish amateur golf title, defeating Mei.ean ,5 and 4.