COUNTRY GOLF

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXVI, Issue 149, 9 June 1936, Page 5

COUNTRY GOLF

Waipukurau Championship QUALIFYING ROUND The following are the results of the first qualifying round of the Waipukurau Golf Club’s championships played on Saturday:— L. A. Heid 77 P. L. Peacock 81 W. D. Hickey 81 \V. T. Kuru 82 A. J. Rathbone 83 11. Billington 83 C. Riddell 84, B. Peacock 84, V. H. Bradley 85, G. E. Wilson 85, E. T. Haldane 86, P. Williams 87, R. Haldane 89, E. A. G. Dunn 90, 8. E. McGregor 90, I. W. N. Mackie 91, J. G. Stewart 91, E. Stiles 92, J. Rood 93, L. Tollemache 93, E. C. Hurdsfield 94, D. Ormsby 95, G. G. Speedy 95, E. C. Boyes 98, C. W. Browne 99, R. M. Scott 100, C. R. Moore 100, C. Agar 101, A. M. White 101, L. 8. F. Bell 102, R. McLean 102, A. O. Williams 102, H. E. Coats 103, J. C. Johnstone 104, W. B. Fisher 104, A. McGregor 106, I. H. Walker 115, J. H. Polhill 118. W. D. Rickey and G. E. Wilson tie for the “A” grade stroke round with a net 71 and 8. E. McGregor wins the ••B” grade with a net 66. Next Saturday a four ball bogey match will be played. Partners will be drawn for, but players are left to arrange their own opponents. Players are requested to hand all cards otherwise the three championships, senior, intermediate and junior will not have complete numbers. Last Saturday only 38 cards were handed in to fill 48 places. WAIPUKURAU LADIES On Wednesday a stroke match first qualifying round for the Bishop Cup, will be. played on the Maharakeke Links, by members of the Waipukurau Ladies’ Golf Club. Following is the draw; — SENIORS No. 1 Tee. Mrs Mackie v. Mrs Urquhart. Mrs MeCoimick v. Miss Rood. Miss Speedy v. Miss A. Schroder. Airs J. Hunter v. Miss Butler. Mrs Schroder v. Mrs Dunbar. Mrs Hartland v. Miss Fillington. Mrs Tollemache v. Miss Tareha. Mrs W. Hobson v. Miss Main. Miss Kiddle v. Miss J. Rathbone. Mrs J. Rood v. Miss Stabler. Mrs Moore v. Mrs Ward. Mrs Hewitt v. Mrs Woods. JUNIORS No. 11 Tee. Mrs Train v. Mrs Eadie. Miss Hartley v. Miss Tonkins . Mrs Broad v. Mrs Stovell. Mrs H. Butler v. Miss Duuuing. Mrs Bradley v. Mrs H. Rathbone. Miss J. Ormond v. Miss J. Hartland. Mrs Bryce v. Mrs ’Johustone. Mrs Dunn v. Miss McLuuelilan Mrs Tareha v. Mrs Howard. Mrs Boyes v. Mrs Fleming. Mrs Goodwin v. Mrs Browue. Miss Hice v. Miss N. Williams, Miss Booth v. Miss J. Shana. Miss Earp v. Miss Mitchell. Mrs Keene v. Miss Hobsou. Mrs Coats v. Miss Wagner. Miss Fleming v. Miss M. Davey. Airs Raymond v. Mrs A’Deane. Mrs Peacock v. Miss 8. Mouckton. Mrs Hurdsfield v. Miss Kyle. Mrs Hill v. Mrs Norris. Miss Murray v. Miss Standege. Players unable to play are to ring their partner, for whom another partner will be arranged at the club house. C Grade arrange their own partners. WAIPAWA CLUB The final qualifying round for the F.M.T. Cup was played by the Saturday section on Saturday. Some very good cards were returned, and on the aggregate of the two rounds, the following players qualify with the best net scores, and will play off as hereunder:— D. Knoblock v. Chrisholm. Vannini v. J. Knobloek. Treveua v. Strang. Williams v. Watts. The above players are requested to arrange their games as early as possible as the first round must be completed by June 21. The club’s team over the week-end was beaten by Parkvale by a very small margin. Results are as follow, Waipawa being mentioned first. FOUR-BALL Watts and Vauuini halved with Watkins and McPherson. Tiekner and Edwards bout Atwood and Lean. Bryant and Shackelford lost to Rixou aud Wright. Lean and Bishop lost to Puhara and Simpson. Armstrong and Trevena halved with Horton and Sullivan. Loughuan aud Woods halved with Nikera aud Louis. Ferris and Jopson beat Jones and Kerr. Guthrie and Smart beat Edgecombe I and Parkhill. Waipawa won 44 to 34. TWO-BALL Watts lost to Watkins. Vanniui beat McPherson. Tiekner lost to Attwood. Edwards lost to Lean. Bryant lost to Rixou. Chackelford lost to Wright. Lean beat Puhara. Bishop lost to Simpson. Armstrong lost to Horton. Trevena beat Sullivan. Loughuan lost to Nikera. Woods beat Louis. Ferris beat Jones. •lopson lost to Kerr. Guthrie beat PaTkhill. Kessell beat Muir. Waipawa 7; Parkvalc 9. Trevena, by perfect play over the first nine holes returned a lovely 33, giving bogey a very severe jolt. Continuing over the second nine holes lie I returned a 37. just 4 over par for the I 18 holes. On Wednesday a Btabloford Bogey will be played by the men’s section. Partners will be arranged for at the links, and members are requested to assemble at 1 p.m. sharp.