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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 195, 19 July 1937, Page 11

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MANAWATU CLUB. JULY BOGEY COMPETITION. The July bogey competition of the Manawatu Golf Club was contested on the Hokowhitu links on Saturday. G. A. Robertson, 1 up, led in the A Grade followed by F. J. Redden 1 down, R. Dnvys 2 down, Al. A. Ongley 3 down and AV. AV. Smith 4 down. K. Olliver, 1 up, led in the B Grade, followed by G. Robinson, G. P. Alaulo, N. S. Triggs each 3 down, and E. J. August 4 down.

PALMERSTON NORTH CLU3. JULY BOGEY HANDICAP. The Palmerston North Golf Club conducted its July bogey handicap at the week-end, results being as follow:AV. Pearse, all square; J. Tucker, 1 down; K. Dawkins, C. Anderson, R. A r anini, G. Tremaine, H. Essex 4 down; E. Fleming, D. H. Cook, R. Stacey, P. AL Aloran, 5 down; D. Harknoss, C. J. AValsli, AV. Aiken 6 down. Points in Rodgers Cup.—Pearse 3, Tucker 2, Dawkins, Anderson, \ 7 annini, Tremaine, H. Essex I}, Fleming, Cook, Stacey, Aloran 1, Harkness, AValsh, Aiken J.

! The following are the results of the third round of the Essex-Fletchcr tro-phy:—-Air Eliot and Airs AA'illiamson, 4 points; Air AA'anvick and Aliss Lindsay, Air Park and Aliss AVimsett 3 points; Air AVills and Airs Ballinger 2 points; Air Cater mid Airs Bennett, Air Cook and Aliss Alortland, Air Penny and Airs Anderson 1 point. QUALIFYING ROUND RESULTS. In tho Palmerston North Gclf Club championship (Rosco Cup) history repeats itself in that B. Tremaine tops the honours in tho qualifying rounds this year, as he did last year. His gross scores for the rounds v/cfe 36 and 80, making a very meritorious total of 166. The present holder of the championship is C. J. Walsh. 'Thompson Cup.—H. Kerr and B. Tremaine share positions in this event, both players playing 10 handicap, some of the old stalwarts failing to make the grade. Barraud and Abraham Cup.—J. P. Webster, plying good golf, ha 6 the honour of loading the field in this section, but there arc many keen contestants playing in this competition. Ekstcdt Aledallion. —J. P. Webster rc- ! turned the best nett score. This is a handicap event and as all the colts are keen in this section some good matches arc anticipated. Shannon Cup.—AV. S. Wiiton, who has been ploying well, deserves bis position as top of t'lio grade. He has boon very keen, and his practice is apparently hearing fruit. Ciochetto Clip.—W. S. Wilton heads the list for this handicap section with D. Skinner and J. (I. Spchnan in close pursuit-. Details of the scores are:— ROSCO CUP. A Grade Championship.

Best 15 gross scores. —B. Tremaine, 85 — 80—166; H. W. Kerr, 83—87—170; J. M. Ramsay, 85—85—170: E Fletcher, 86 —86— 172; 11. Harkness, 84-88—172; AV. Cater, 82-90-172; J. J. Kells, 89-84-173; R. W. Cumberworth, 87—88 —175; Idc Clecne, 92-86—178; C. J. Walsh, 92—88 180; R. Ramsav, 92 —88—180; R. Vannini, 91—91—182; L. G. Sinclair, 81—102—183; K. Looney, 85 —98 —183; K. Dawkins, 91 —94 185; N. Hume, 93—93 —186. THOAII’SON CUP. A Grade Handicap. Best 16 nett scores. —IT. W. Kerr, 68— 76—144; B. Tremaine, 75 —69 —144; J. J. Kells, 71—76—147; AV. Cater, 69—80—149; D. Harkness, 75—79—154; E. Fletcher, ISIS—IS 6; R. Loonev, 71 —85 —156; K. Dawkins, 80—77—157; j. AJ. Ramsay, 80—80— 160; L. de Clecne, 83—77—160; N. Hume, 80—80—160; R. Ramsay, 82—78 —160; H. Bennett, 81—80—161; R. Vannini, 81 —81— 162; D. IT. Cook, 82—80—162; L. G. Sinclair, 70—93 —163. BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM CUP. B Grade Championship. Best 16'gross scores.—J. P. Webster, 91— 88—179; W. Aiken, 93—94—187; K. J. Wills, 96—93—189; W. H. Skinner, 96—93—189; A. J. Bailey, 95—96—191; E. Wilson. 94 98— R. Staccv, 94—98—192; H. Essex, 99 F. Goddard, 98—97—195; R. Brace. 96-99-195; C. Anderson, 99—97 196; W. Broughton, 105—92—197; T. MePboe, 100—97—197; J. MeKav. 100-100-200; IT. Stallard, 104-100-204; W. R. King,*los—loo-205. EKSTEDT MEDALLION. B Grade Handicap.

Best 16 nett scores. —J. I’. Webster, 73—■ 70-143; W. H. Skinner, 74—77—151; W. Aiken, 75-76—151; A. J. Bailey, 76 -77 153; J. McKay, 78-78-156; E. J. Wills, 79 — 78 —157; F. Goddard, 79 —78 —157; R. Brace, 77—80—157; W. Broughton, 86—73 159; A. Hortzel, 81—78—159; E. Wilson, 76—82—160; R. Stacey, 78—82—160; H. Stallard, 82—78—160; H. Essex, 83—78—161; T. McPhoe, 82—79—161; C. Anderson, 82— 80—

SHANNON CUP. C Grade Championship.

Best 16 gross scores.—W. S. Wilton, 100— 90 —190; D. Al. Skinner, 99—97—196; J. C. Sptjman, 99—97—196; R. Al. Collis, 105— 92 —197; R.. Young, 105 —95—200; J. Peacock, 101—101—202; F. O. Corlett, 98-104-202; J. P. Flood, 101—102—203; IC. R. Hill, 104 —99 —203; J. TV. Stancombe, 102— 102—204; H. Elliott, 102—103—205; A. G. Baigent, 105—101—206; G. D. Stewart, 104—103—207; E. W. l’earee, 102—105—207; J. G. Lockwood, 99 —108—207; E. K. Fleming, 106—103—209; R. AV. Hill, 105—104 209.

CIOCHETTO CUP. C Grade Handicap.

Beet 16 nett scores. —W. S. Wilton, 76 69—145; D. M. Skinner, 75 —73—148; J. C. Spclman, 75—73—-148; R. M. Collis, 81 —69 —150; R. Young-, 81—71 —152; J. Peacock, 77 —77—154; J. P. Flood, 77-78-155; K. R Hill, 80—75 —155; J. W. Stancombc, 78 —78—156; F. C. Corlott, 75—81—156; R. Elliott, 79—78—157; A. G. Baigent, 81—78 —159; G. D. Stuart, 80—79—159; E. W. Pearse, 78—81 —159; J. G. Lockwood, 75 84 —159; E. K. Fleming, 82—79 —161.

ANNUAL FOUR-BALL. Pewter Mugs.

This is perhaps the most interesting and sought after trophy in the club. The following is the draw for the competition:— Warwick and Park v. Toon and Walker, Carpenter and Skinner v. Ramsay and De Cloeno, Sinclair and Cook v. Dawkins and Lockwood, Walsh and Wilson v. Stuart and Hands, Livingston and Struthers v. Mullanoy and Kells, McMurray. and Stallard v. Spehnan and W. H. Skinner, Williamson and Curd v. Hertzel and McKay. Wilton and Goddard v. Simpson and Pearsc, Sehvyn and Ray ward v. Wills and Flood, Anderson and Perry v. Harkness and Denby, K. It. Hill and Duncalf v. Collie and Collis, Hume and R. W. Hill v. Bennett and Cumberworth, Dickcl and Berryman v. Stacey and Kerr, Essex and. D. Skinner v. Docl and Scott, Tremaine and Tremaine v. Webster and McPhee, Baigent and Caverhill v. King and Corlett, Tucker and Young v. Vannini and Looney, Bailey and Peacock v. Burke and Elliott, M. Ramsay and Aiken v. Broughton and Fletcher. FRASER CUP. The conditions of play for the Fraser Cup are the best three nett scores returned on Saturday afternoon play for the remainder of the season. Cards have to be marked “Fraser Cup.” ESSEX AND FLETCHER TROPHY. Progress in the first and second rounds of the above is shown as follows: —Mis C. Anderson 4pts, Mbs Frame 3, Mrs D. H. Cook 2, Mrs E. J. Wills 2, Mrs H. Bennett 2, Miss Wimsett 1. C. Anderson 4, R. Vannini 3, D. H. Cook 2, E. J. Wills 2, H. Bennett 2, J. Penny 1. Second round.—Miss M. Mortland 4, Mrs Anderson 3, Miss E. MofFatt 2, Mrs Cook 2, Miss Frame 2, Mrs Wills 2, Miss Lindsay 1. E. J. Wills 4. R. Elliott 3, ,W. Mooi'o 2, R. Vannini 2, D. H. Cook 2, F. C. Corlett 2, J. Penny 1.

WILSON CUP. RETAINED BY NAPIER. NAPIER, July 19. Wanganui made a bid over the weekend to recover the Wilson Cup from Napier but failed in'the attempt, the holders retaining the trophy by eight matches to four.