GOLF.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 153, 31 May 1937, Page 4

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FEILDING DEFEAT MARTON. Under ideal golfing conditions, a match between a team from the Marton Golf Club and one from the Feilding Golf Club was played at Feilding at the week-end. Tho home team won both the singles and the four-ball competition's. . Dr. R. A. Church, on behalf of the visiting team, congratulated Feilding on their win and thanked the ladies for their hospitality. Mr D. C. Cttllinane, president of the Feilding Club, replying, said that the Marton team would have an opportunity for revenge later in the season. The visit had been an enjoyable one. Details are as follow; the Feilding players are mentioned first: — Singles.—Sinclair lost to Amon, Duthie beat Christensen, Hare beat Potaka, Salmond halved with V. W. Fullerton-Smith, D. H. Graham beat Collier, Gorton beat Anderson, J. Grnham beat F. A. Fullerton-Smith, Borrie lost to Cochran, Campbell beat Church, Giesen beat M. Atkinson, Wilson lost to Openshaw, Smith lost to Illston, Gover beat Wootton, Tate lost to Whitford, McCorkindale lost to Coleman, Whiteman halved with Gaisford, Brown halved with H. Coleman, Orr lost to Bovan, Maxwell, lost to K. Atkinson, Ewen lost to Glasgow. Sauer halved with McFarlane, Hill lost to Harpur, Cullinane beat Wood, Donaldson beat Sutcliffe, Beattie beat Marshall, Haybittlo beat Mclntyre.—Feilding 12, Marton 10. Four-ball.—P. H. Sinclair and J. B. Duthie halved with N. Amon and F. J. Christensen; E. M. Hare and K. G. Salmond beat J. Potaka and V. W. Fullerton-Smith; D. H. Graham aiid L. Gorton lost to H. Collier and N. D. Anderson; J. Graham and W. J. Borrie beat F. A. Fullerton-Smith and B. Cochran; J. M. Campbell and L. M. Giesen halved with R. A. Church and M. Atkinson; S. L. Orr and H. W. Smith beat J. Openshaw and L. Illston; Si A. Gover and C. H. Tate heat P. Wootton and G. Whitford; A. C. McCorkindale and P. Whiteman beat L. Coleman and H. Gaisford; S. W. J. Brown and P. B. Desmond beat H. Coleman; A. C. Maxwell and G. L. Ewen lost to K. Atkinson and K. Glasgow ; S. G. Sauer and J. C. Hill beat A. B. McFarlane and T. G. Harpur;

D. C. CulHnane and T. D. Donaldson, beat F. Wood and J. Sutcliffe; B. Beattie and A. K. Hnybittle beat L. H. S. Marshall and K. C. Mclntyre. Feilding, 9 games; Mar ton, 2 games. MEN’S FOURSOMES.

On Saturday afternoon the Feilding Club decided a men’s foursome in which JT. Graham and S. A. Gover shared the honour with L. M. Giesen and A. K. Haybittlej each returning net 67’s. Details ot the scores returned are as follow:—J. Graham and S. A. Gover, 79—12—67; L. M. Giesen and A. K. Haybittle, 83—16 —67 ; L. Gorton and L. J. Carmine, 79—11 —6B; J. B. Duthie and H. Duthie, 82—13—69; S. A. Parkes and A. H. Atkinson, 92—22—70; W. J. Borrie and F. Cameron, 93—20—73; R. H. Farquharson and L. Hall 90—17 —73; G. Stephens and S. G. Sauer, 93—16 —73; V. J. Stitchbury and J. G. Connell, 80—6—74; J. S. Tingey and P. "Whiteman, 95—20—75; J. C. Hill and J. J. Sandbrook, 96—21 —75; S. L. Orr and P. B. Desmond, 97—12—76; J. M. Campbell and C. M. Sargisson, 103—27—76; P. H. Sinclair and K. G. Salmond. 84—6—78; E. H. McGrner and J. L. Webster, 101—23—78.