GOLF AT PAEROA

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 55, Issue 32742, 24 July 1946, Page 5

GOLF AT PAEROA

LAST QUALIFYING ROUND

GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY BEST SCORE «TO J. JENSEN The third and final qualifying round of the championship was played by the Paeroa Golf Club on Saturday. The weather was fine and a number of good scores were carded. The best nett score of the day was secured by J. Jensen with 80' —T9—61. Other good scores were: J. Craig B’3' —20—63, |G. Masters 9'3—26—6'7, B. 'Aitken 92—12 ! 4— '6B, L. W. Frank 77—8—69, H. Morgan -77 —® —6'9, J. H. S'arjant 80—41—6'9, H. R. Thorp 82—13—69. E. ,W. Williams 87—46—471, L. Shaw 82—10—72, N. O’Loughlin 10'2—30— 72. W. E. Tubman J. R. Kidd 85—12—73, G. Ruscoe 91—18— 713, A. Davie 88' —14—'714, C. Fenton 911—16—7'5, J. H. B'artlett 87—4,1—76, F. ,L. Clark 913—17—76, E. Lee 93— 1'7—76, C. A. Blackwood 9'4 —18—76, R. Harris 95—1'9—76, E. J. Horwood; 10'5—29—76, J. Davis 10'6—!30—76, W. F. Johnstone 9'5—19—76, 0. H. Simmonds 88—'ll —77, J. Gordon 91— US—7B, J. Ganley 94—144-80', M. Young 111—130—81, C. P. Finlay 106 —124—182, P. R. Hubbard 99—18—71, A. Finlay 116—30—8’6, R. Spencer I'2o—l3o—9'o, D. Jennings 120—30— 90. Best Qualifying Gross Scores The following are the best gross scores, the first eight in each section to qualify for the senior and junior championship respectively:— Seniors: H. Morgan 79 —77 —156, W. E. Tubman 80—47'9—1'5’9, L.’ W. Frank 8'3—77—160', J. H. iS'arjant 84— 80'—164, H. R. Thor£ 82—182'—1'64, J. Gordon 84—i'84'—168, J. R. Kidd 84— 8'5—1'69, A. 'Davie 81—88—189, L. J. Shaw 88'—1812, —170, O. H. Simmonds 86—87—1173, J. H. B'artlett 88—87— 175.

Juniors: J. Jensen 9*3^—lBo'—l73, J. Craig 9'2'—183 —1'75, H. A. Morrison 89—'95—184, P. R. Hubbard 86—89— I'Bls, G. Masters 92<—'93—185, B. Aitken 95-Wr--48i7, R. Harris 93— 915—'188, C. A. Blackwood 94—94— 188, G. Ruscoe 918—91—189, W. F. Johnstone . 95—'9'5'—190. FULL DAY’S GOLF ' OUTINIG AT ROTOKIOHU 'A full day’s golf organised by the social committee of the Paeroa Golf Club was enjoyed by members at the week-end. The programme consisted of a nine hole medal round for both the ladies and the men in the morning and a mixed medal stableford in the afternoon, together with a putting and approaching competition. The weather was ideal and the course was in excellent condition resulting in good scores being recorded. The winners on the day Ladies, Miss G. iGibb, 38—4—34; men, H.. Thorp, 39—7—combined stableford, Mrs J. /Gordon and H. A. Morrison, 16—!2f0—136. Putting, M. Young; approaching, W. F. Johnstone. In presenting the prizes to the winners the president 1 , Mr J. H. Bartlett} expressed the hope that visitors and members had enjoyed the day, complimenting the organisers on having made an enjoyable and financial success of the fixture. LADIES’ GOLF MATCHES PLAYED SATURDAY Members of the Paeroa Ladies’ Golf Club played for Mrs Ripley’s trophy on Saturday, Mrs Carroll winning on the count back. The best scores were: Mrs A. J. Carroll 87—47—70; Mrs Nield 9'3M2<3—179; Mrs R. J. Shaw 86—<14—72; Miss Franks 10G—26—74. The C grade players played for Mrs 'Shaw’s trophy, Mrs- J. J. Craig winning on the count back. The best scores were: Mrs Craig 120 L -^36 —84; Mrs J. Gordon 12(1—SMS—184; Mrs G. Masters 101—86—85; Mrs B. Whisker

DRAW FOR SATURDAY

ROSE BOWL ROUND The third round of the rose bowl competition will be played on Saturday by the Paeroa Ladies’ Golf Club. The draw is as follows: — Miss Glbh v. Mrs Carroll, Mrs Ripley v. Mrs Gamble, Mrs Bain' v. Mrs ■Frank, Mrs Jones v.. Mrs Frethey, Mrs Nicol v. Mts Fenton, Mts Jennings v. .Mrs Shaw, Mrs Finlay v. Miss Frank, Mrs Jensen v. Mrs Kidd, Mrs J. Fathers v. Mrs '.Nield, Mrs Morgan v. Mrs E. Fathers, Mrs Thorp: v. Miss Buchanan.

C grade: Miss Ste Wart v. M'rs Whisker, Mrs Peterson v. Miss Kidd,

Mrs Ci'aig v. Mirs Noble, Mrs Aitken v. Mi’s H. Thorp, Mrs Gordon v. Miss Wilkins, 'Mrs Masters v. z Miss ’’Harris, Mi’s M'itchell v. Miss Murphy, Miss Hill v. Miss .Silcock. Players start promptly from No. 1 ■ ’ tee. -I