GOLFING

Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1929, Page 6

GOLFING

YESTERDAY’S PLAY. (By Telegraph—Per Press Association.) WANGANUI, October 1. Alagnificont weather prevailed for the fourth day’s pla\ of the New Zealand golf championships, when the first and second eliminating rounds 03 holes each) of the amateur championship, and the first round (36 holes) of the professional championship, as well as an amateur Bogey handicap, were played. SECOND ROUND. ;A. E. Ekstedt won from T. H. Horton 3 up and 1. J. L. Black won from H. A. Black 2 up and 1. K. C. AYard won from A. E. Conway 5 up and 3. A. G. Sime won from A. R. Black 4 up an,d 3. Sloan Morpeth won from D. 0. Whyte 4 up and 2 E. XV. Alacfarlane won from D. C. Collins 2 up and 1. R. J. Smith junr won from N. Louisson 2 up and 1. • L. Cathro won from A. D. S.. Duncan 1 up. ' PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. First 18 holes:— A. J. Shaw 7 up on T. Galloway. C. Clements 2 up on J. Mclntosh. E. S. Douglas 8 up on J. Clements. E. T. Aloss 3 up on P. Rutter. The first Bogey handicap resulted in A. R. Black and B. M. Silk tieing with 3 up, and they will divide. N.Z. LADIES’ TOURNEY. SEMI-FINALS REACHED.. CHRISTCHURCH, October 1. The weather was perfect for the fourth round of the N.Z. ladies’ .golf championship to-day. The Donnelly Cup Bogey match this afternoon was won by Aliss E. Harlcness (Nelson) 81 (11) 70. Other scores were:—Mrs R. L. AYilson 79 (8) 7, Aliss Chrystall 7G (1) 75, Aliss Acheson 81 (5) 76, Aliss Kerr 85 (9) 76, Airs Guy Williams 83 (6) 77. The teams match for the I lines Cup (four players) resulted in a tie between Auckland A and Christchurch A, with total scores of 338. Other scores were:—Otago 339, Christchurch B 355, AVclI i ngton 358, South Canterbury 358, AVcst Coast 361, Auckland .11 383. The Mellsopp Cup for the best aggregate’ in three rounds was won by Aliss Kay 79 80 83—242. Airs Dodgsliun was second with 84 84 79—247.