Golf at Te Matai

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7240, 21 August 1933, Page 8

Golf at Te Matai

RESULTS OP WEEK-END PLAY Several competitions were conducted at tho Palmerston North Golf Club’s links over the week-end, when favourable playing conditions prevailed. Tho best cards -eturned in tho bogey handicap were:— J. Watt 2 up. L. G. Callis all square. T. Clausen 1 down. A. W. Chapman 1 down. B. Alarsack 1 down. J. Coupe 2 down. R. WriCumberworth 2 down. J. L. Thomson 3 down. O. M. Turner 3 down. C. Bryan 3 down. 11. Bennett 4 down. J. C. Vammimi 5 down. R. Ramsay 5 down. ■J. Ramsay 5 uown. L. G. Sinclair 5 down. Goldfinch and Cousins Trophy. Flaying in a match for the Goldfinch and Cousins cup, H. Bott beat J. Walsh; C. Rumm beat H. Bennett. Four-Ball Competition, There was only one game in the fourball competition, and in this match Beuaett and Cumberworth halved with Marsack and Guy. A Second “Infringement.” During the week-end’s play at the Palmerston North links, E. W. Cu: .berworth distinguished himself by holing in one in the course of one of his matches. The scene of this feat was the fourth holo on the links, Plateau, tno distance being 140 yards. The player had to pay the penalty in the approved fashion, interest being added to the occasion by tho knowledge that this was his second “infringement” of t o season, the previous performance being credited to him at Hokowhitu last April.

NAPIER TOO GOOD FOR MANAWATU

During the week-end a team from tho Alanaw’atu Golf Club journeyed to Napier and played a series of matches on the Waiohiki links. Palmerston met teams which were too strong for them, Napier winning 6J games to Palmerston’s 24 in the four-ball matches and respectively 144 games to 34 in the singles. Ideal weather was experienced and the visiting team enjoyed the trip. The following are detailed results (Manawatu players mentioned first): Four-ball: Ekstedt and L. Seifert junr. beat Troutbeck and Geddis; Glendinning and O. Williams lost to Fryer and Davies; Alurray and T. Louisson lost to Harrison and Lawry; Ingham and McKee lost to Sinclair and J. RHobbs; Aloore and Fitzlierbert lost to H. Lawrence and Dalgleish; Hewat and Goldingham beat Stevensen and Herrick; Rawson and Dickens lost to Williams and Harvey; J. Louisson and Whyte lost to Wylie and C. Louisson; Wimsett and Neal halved with Benson and Aloody. Singles: Ekstedt beat Troutbeck; L. Seifert junr. beat Geddis; Glendinning lost to Fryer; Williams beat Davies; Alurray lost to Harrison; T. Louisson lost to Lawry; Ingham lost to Sinclair; AlcKee lost to J. R- Hobbs; Aloore lost to H. Lawrence; Fitzherbert halved with Dalgleish; Hewat lost to Stevensen; Goldingham lost to Herrick; Lawson lost to Williams; Dickens lost to Harvey; J- Louisson lost to Wylie; W T kyte lost to C. Louisson; Wimsett lost to Benson; Neill lost to Moody.