FOURSOMES CONTESTS TO-DAY

Northern Advocate, 27 October 1936, Page 6

FOURSOMES CONTESTS TO-DAY

Golf

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J The ftfth. day of the New Zealand || 'golf championship tournament is p? being devoted to amateur and profes- | sional foursomes, over two rounds, j though two titles are at stake, the play lacked the interest shown in the lv, open championship, and those who | qualified for the amateur championv 'ship match play, which begins tomor- ? row morning, regard today’s two rounds as final practice. The holders of -the. amateur foursomes title, J. P. Mortland and J. L. p- Slack, are not paired today. Murray and J, D. Mclntosh (pro"lessional champions) had a poor jjpttound of 80 this morning. :• The wind today has changed round ||. to the west, but was not strong enough p (to cause any trouble. The fairways p Ufere dry and fast and the greens ■ The, best professional card of the morning was that of A. J. Shaw and Bell, who went round in 71, 35 out and 36 home, three under scratch. -r Their score out included eight fours and a three, p’ > Results:— Professionals. c , v. First round: A. J. Shaw and N. Bell |v G. W. Ritchie and H. R. Blair 76; £ J. A. Clements and E. S. Douglas 77; p J. Lambie and' A, H. Dyke 77; G. W.

Melvin and F. Rutter 78; J. R. Gallo* ■?> .> and T. S. Galloway 79; A. Murray ana>J. D. Mclntosh 80; N. H. Fullt* And A. E. Guy 80; C. C. Clements and C. Williams 80; E. J. Moss and J. Weir ■V 82; B. J. Smith jun. and sen. 82; W. Allbon and J. Watt 83; R. C. Butters .and L. G. Ross 84; H. M. Burridge and if. Mowat 89. ‘ ’ , Amateurs. >.-! First T. Mortland and G. B. Ward- 74; J. E. George and A. G. kills, fT; Rex George and Pax Smith, 78; Si Glendihing and W. kane 78; k. Ross and A. G. Sime 79; A. R. Kitto and R. F* Kitto 79; A. St. L. Reeves and H. J. H. McDougall 79; F. D. Johns Jand E. W. Thurgood 80; F. W. Huggins and J. Jeffrey 81; E. Humphreys :.and C. T. Ward,Bl;L. Cathro and D. R. Phararyn 82; C, M. Chong and H. P. Wills 82; H. A. Black and C. E. Hollis 82; T. Garrod and H, T, Liongsfaff 83; A. E- Conway and E. G. Tallis 83; L. T. Quinn and D. Thomson 84;, W. R. AnHutchison and J. Goss 84; W. R. Anderson and M. T. Hpulihan, 85; W. B. Bowkes and A. J. Nicholson 85; C. L. Monkton and L. G, Reid 86; R. A. Boon & L. R. Curtis, 86; W. A. Gill and i. % A. Quinn 89; G. T. Alley and A. y Fowler 89; W. Harrigan and Cyril . .Ward 90; J. W. Benson and S. J, Pattison 92. ’