Whangarei Golfers Beat North Shore

Northern Advocate, 5 September 1945, Page 7

Whangarei Golfers Beat North Shore

The first of Ihe series of annual matches with the North Shore Club since the outbreak of war *p!ayed last week-end at Mt. Denby, Whangarei winning by 15 games to in. In the singles Glanville beat Hudson. Dr. Buckley lost to Carr, Wilson beat Rhodes. Bennett beat Morrison, Kjngan bear Wheeler. Georgeson lest to Millar, Orr (jnr.) beat Truscott, S. Weston beat Roberts, Jones lost to Halloway, Crosby lost to Barr-Brown. McLeod beat Rae, Christiansen beat Adams. Birnie lost to Waite. C. T. A. Clark beat Simmonds, J. Clark lost to Warhaft, Fester beat Higgs. In the four-ball: Glanville and Dr. Buckley beat. Hudson and Carr, Wilson and Eennetf lost to Rhodes and Morrison, Kingan and Georgeson beat Wheeler and Millar, Orr (inn.) and S. Weston beat Truscott. and Roberts, Jones and Crosby lost to Halloway and Barr-Brown, McLeod and Christiansen beat Rae and Adams. Birnie and C. T. A. Clark lost to Waite and Simmonds, Orr (snr.) and Nelson lost to Thwaitcs and White, J. Clark and Foster beat Warhaft and Higgs.

Saturday’s Draw The following is the draw for the first rcund of the group knockout competition to commence next Saturday: Senior. —Glanville v. Wilson; Dr. Buckley v. Kingan, Crosby v. Adlani, Orr v. Ixzare, Bennett, v. Marshall Georgeton v. Jones. Pain v. Martin, Kirkwood v. An]in. Intermediate.—Morgan v. H. Clarke, McLeod v. Young. Webb v. Walton, Birnie v. Christiansen, Gilchrist v. Snowden, Hay v. Ryder, Burns v. Adlam, Dr. Dawson v. Whatmough. Junior.—Fester v. Sargent, Taylor v. Angelo. Atkinson v. Mclntosh, Nelson v. Lacy, C. T. A. Clark and Orr. byes. ffHAU VALLEY MEN Th.e draw for Saturday, September 8, is: One club match —Morning: Cross v. Mcllroy; Going v. McLaren; Joll v. Quin; Webster v. Kanecck; Dempster v. Stevens; Newton v. Dinsdale; Fagan v. Lilley; Ransom v. another. Afternoon— L. Lovegrove v. D. Kemp; V. Jones v. Keane; Fleming" v. Spring; Robinson v. Wyatt; Wills v. Frew; H. Lovegrove v. Hemphill; Roifc-Smith v. Worden; Courtney v. Clarke; Ford v. Heape; Davis v. Snow; Caution v. Farrell; R. Kempc v. Hadlow; Mclntyre v. Brcvrn; Oliver v. Bailey ; Dalbeth v. North; Hookham v. McCulloch; Taylor v. Bowman. Sunday. September 9.—The draw for the fourth round of the Kean Clarke Trophy is as fellows; Hemphill and Mrs King v. Joll and Mrs Wakclin; McLaren and Mrs McLaren v. Robinson and Mrs Robin: on; Frew and Mrs Frew v. Farrell and Mrs Farrell; Wyatt and Mrs Wyatt v. Caution and Mrs Camion; Cross and Mrs lame v. Mcllroy and Miss Bentley; Kompe and Mrs Ford v. Davis and Mrs Davis; Lovegrove and Mrs Lovegrove v. Rclfe Smith and Miss Holman: Wills and Mrs Will.; v. North wood and Mrs North- j wood; Worden and Miss Dwen v. Fleming and Mrs Mathew: Snow and Mrs Snow v. Spring and Mrs Baigent. |

Vi'lLVi: VALLEY LADIES September 8: L.G.U. and second round Ifcape Cup (limit players).—Miss Holman v. Miss Griflen, Mrs Hookham v. Mrs Ford. Miss Hunter v. Miss Feaver, Mrs King v. Miss Fleming, Miss Sanders v. Miss Dwen., Mrs Mathew v. Miss Carmichael, Mrs McLaren v. Mrs Cantlon, Mrs North v. Mrs Bowman. Mrs Northwood v. Miss Bentley, Mrs Oliver v. Mrs Wyatt, Miss Pitney v. Mrs Wills, Miss Price v. Miss Winter, Mrs Robinson v. Mrs Wakclin. Mrs Saul v. Mrs Stewart, Miss Spring v. another. September 11: L.G.U. and second round Heape Cup (limit players): Mrs Hollows v. Mrs Frew, Mrs Lane v. Mrs Farrell. Mrs Lovegrove v. Miss Faith full. Mrs McMillan v. Mrs Edwards, Mrs Morgan v. another. Mrs Snow v. Mrs Baigent, Mrs Wilkeiis v. Mrs Archibald, Mrs Wilkinson v. Mrs Arneii. Best cards returned in the first round of the Kokich Cup were: Mrs North 105 —35, 70; Miss Holman 91 —19, 72; Mrs King 11C—35. 75; Miss Dwen, 111—35, 76. Eclectic competition played over three rounds, resulted: Miss Holman 79 —19, 00; Mrs Lane 79—19, 00; Miss Holman winning on the count-back. Second round championship: Miss Holman beat Mrs McMillan, 7 and 0; Mrs Wills beatl Mrs Robinson, 3 and 2; Mrs Lane beat Mrs Hookham by default; Mrs •Snow beat Miss Faithfull, 4 and 3.