GOLF

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21468, 17 April 1933, Page 13

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MAUNGAKIEK IE GLUB EASTER CUP TOURNAMENT The Maungakiekie Golf Club commenced its annual open Easter tournament on Saturday. Tho 36 hole.? medal handicaD resulted in a tio between G. Biss and It. G. Stichbury. Tho following qualified for the Muvngakiekie Easter Cup and play-off l>y match play and handicap-—G. Biss, 162, 38—14J; R. G. Stichbury, 170, 2G —144; G. J. Bennett, 173, 28—145; J. H. Goyder, 165, 20— 145; J. E. Cairns, 174, 28—146; It. J. Hamilton. ICS, 20—145; 11. W. Ganley. 17S. 30—148; J. T. Tanner, ISS. 40—148; J. E. S ted man, 105, 16—110; 11. JR. Tyler, 177. 28 —140; It. H. Rawliuson, 177, 28—143; It. S. Newcomb, 100. 40— lo0;~ S. Caro. 101. 40—151; H. Beauvais, 103, 40 —153; C. S. Woods, 160, 10—153; G. E. Alderton, ISO. 32—154. Following is the draw for tho Maungakiekie Easter Cup, group handicaps and concurrent bogey handicap, to bo played to-day, tlia first pair to drive o2 at- 8.50. others following tho order of the draw at tour-minute intervals;—G. J. Bennett y. R. H. Rawlinson, J. 11. Goyder v. R. S. Newcomb, J. T. Tanner v. C. S. Woods, J. E. Stedman v. J. E. Cairns, S. Caro v. 11. It. lyier, H. Beauvais v. G. E. L, Alderton, G. Biss v. it. V. Ganley, It. G. btichbury v. K. J. Hamilton, O. Wolfgruni v. J. S. R. Rankin, li. D. Johnston v. Dr. Patterson, A. Kobertson v. H. A. Kanurup, i?'. .Price v. 1. AlcUwaii, J. X*. blieen v. P. Wiseman. T. Alitchell v. D. D. Holland, W. J. fcimeeton v. F. G. Lentott, A. tinn v. J. M. Elliffe, J. B. Gilmore v. li. S. Abernethy, T. 11. Nixon v. P. C. Gould, P. Griffiths v. 11. McCoy. T. Martin v. J. McDougall. G. L. Taylor v. H. Cutfield. N. C. .Land v. It. C. Aley. G. E. Currip v. A. Woolley, l J. Sherlock v. A. H. Blackburn. Prom ninth tee. at 0 a.m.; C. B. Thomas v. W. H. D'Audney. Spragg v. Rainger, A. M. Todd v. H. A. itcUregor, C. 11. lie aid v. A. E. Greensmith, It. Pr»nckhurst v. D. li. Garrard. It. M. Tolhurst v. J. Jerrat, J.. T. F. Mitchell v. J. Maughau Barnett, H. G-. Thomson v. N. J. K;dd. G. C. St. George v. L J. Goldstiue. PUPUKE CLUB A bogey handicap match played by members of tho Pupuko Golf Club on Saturday morning waß won by P. Helot, with a card of all e qua re. A medal round over 18 holes was played in the afternoon for a trophy presented by Mr. T. Gooding, the winner being W. Keate.s with a score of 89, 20—69. The next best cards were;—C. Howdcn. 87, 15—712; W. Stemson, 87, 14 —73; G. Walker, 83, 10—73; F. Pearcey, 94, 20—74; W. Smith, 91, 17—74. VISITOR HOLES IN ONE A visitor to the Pupuke Golf Club during the week-end. Miss K. Geddis, from Napier, holed out in one, a distance of 160 yards, at the 12th hole. NORTH SHORE CLUB Members of tho North Shore Golf Club played a bogey handicap on Saturday morning, the course being in good condition. The best cards were:—L. Keane (17), 7 up; J. Penman (8). 4 up; I. B. Chalmers (14), 3 up; B. Goldswater (7), 3 up; A. Bow (14). 3 up; W. Oliver (8), 3 up. In the afternoon a medal round was held in conjunction with groups. The best cards were:—E. Sullivan, 86, 22—64; J. Foster, jun., 90, 24—66; H. Corbett, 64, 17—67; B. Clouston, 83, 11—6S; J. A. Penman, 77, 8—69; W. Roberts. 87, 17—70; J. Foster. 79, 9—70; H. Seagar, 89, 19—70; R. Smallfield, 91, 20—71; M. Jackson, 82, 10—72; M. Nelson, 80. 8—72; S. W. Chambers, SO, 8—72; I. B. Chalmers, 86, 14—72; L. H. Ksone, 84, 12—72. NORTH SHORE LADLES' CLUB Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap to be played by members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club next Wednesday, commencing at 10.30 o'clock: — Mrs. Fleming v. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Pike v. Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. Hogan _ ▼. Broughton, Miss Stevens v. Miss Nevill. Miss Leggoe v. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Tyson v. Mrs. Smallfield, Mrs. Duff v. Mrs. Thompson, Miss Moulton v. Mrs. Houghton. Mrs. Walsh v. Miss Mills, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs. Cadness, Mrs. Swanston v. Mrs. Nevill, Mis& Meek v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Earle and Mrs. Seagar, Mrs. Short ; v. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Badley v. Mrs. Ibbotsen, Miss M. Mason v. Airs. Tanner, Mrs. Chalmers v. Mrs. Cox, Miss N. Mason v. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Hickey v. Mrs. Lush, Miss Wallace v. Mrs. Duder, Mrs. Haines v. Mrs,, Littlejohn. Miss Reid v. Miss Lewins, Mrs. Seaman v. another. Following is the draw for tlie C grjde match next Thursday:—Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Jacobi v. Mrs. Lewins, Mrs. Whyte v. Mrs. Freakes. Sirs. Bow v. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Preston v. Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Halvey, Mrs. Rickerby v. Mrs. Melville, Mrs. Black v. Mrs. Rollo. Mrs. Hobbs v. Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Armitage v. Mrs. Turtilt, Miss McDonnell v. another. PUKEKOHE TOURNEY FIRST DAY'S RESULTS [fitoai ouk ovrx correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Saturday The Pukekohe Golf Club's Easter tournament was commenced to-day under good conditions. The course and greens were in perfect order and the weather, although threatening, remained fine. About 30 entries were received from players from th* principal neighbouring clubs. During the morning a bogey handicap match was played, the winner being K. M. Pike (21), one down. The next best scores were:—J. W. Graham, A. Adlam, sen., 2 down; J Morrison. B. Cole-Baker, F. J. Duncan, C. Roscoe, J. Roulston, J. H. Eyre, D. Coyle, 3 down; G. Payne, 4 down. In the afternoon a medal round was played over 18 holes. The winner was Dr. J. MeWhirter, 85, 13 —72. Other cards were:—J. Roulston, 82, 9—73: D. Coyle, 77. 4-73; J. H. Kyre, 87, 14—73; H. Moore. 86, 12—74; D. R. Adlam, 94, 20—74: G. Payne, 87, 13—74; K. M. Pike. 96, 21—75; A. Adlam, jun., 94, 17—77; T. M. Robertson, 96, 18—78; J. Morrison, 91, 13—78; F. J. Duncan, 100, 21 —79. A 36-holes medal handicap was played in conjunction with the morning and afternoon matches and was won by J. H. Eyra (24), with a. net 6Core of 71, 72—143. In the first Tound of the Easter tournament match competition, -.results were as follows: —Eyre beat Morrisc/i, 3 and 2; Coyle beat Cole-Baker, 5 and 4; Roulston beat Adlam, 1 up; MeWhirter beat Roscoe, 7 and 6. The tourney will be continued on Mon* day morning at nino o'clock. HAMILTON TOURNAMENT SEVENTY PLAYERS PARTICIPATE [rilOM OUR OWN correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday The Waikato Easter golf tournament was commenced on St. Andrews links in good weather yesterday, seventy players taking part. As conditions were ideal, the scores returned by most of tho short handicap players were very poor. The first 16 to qualify in two rounds of medal play will contest the championship. The following qualified for the championship:—B. Cumberworth, 84, 78—162; J. G. Ferguson, 83, 79—162; G. S. Crimp, 87, 81—168; W. C. Wynne, 88, 83-171; L. V. Bellingham, 87. 86—173; H. P. Blackie, S7, 37 —17.I; A. Powdrcll, 87. SS —175; R. B. Parker, 83, 92—175; J.' H. darken. 92, 8-1—176; C. C. Lndner. 83. 88-170: H. W. Fisher, 89, 83—177; O. W. Bamfielil. 89, 88—177; G. D. Morpeth, 90. 8S—178; P. T. Halligan, 80. 89—178; A. G. Cradwick, 89. 90—179; J. 11. Bartlett, 94. 87—181. Those who did not qualify have been drawn into five groups for match play on handicap and those eliminated iti the first round of the championship will form an. additional group. A handicap medal over 36 holes was won by J. G. Ferguson with a card of 162, 24—138. The next best cards were:—H F. Blackie, 174, 24—150; A. Powdrell, 175. 24—151: J. H. darken, 176, 24—152; O. W. Bamfield, 177, 21—153; A. Marcroft, 197. 44—153. J. G. Ferguson and B. Cumberworth tied for the best gross score. Tho morning medal handicap played in conjunction was won by ,T. G. Ferguson, who also returned the best card in tlia aftornoon. Th» leading cards were:—Morning: J. G. Feriuson, 83, 12—71: W. Cr. davis, 90. 18—72: A. Marcroft. 96. 12—74; Ti. B. Parker. 83. 8—75; A. Powdrell. 87.. 12—75: 11. F. Blackie. S7, 12—75. Afternoont J. G. Ferguson, 79, 10 —69; J. TT. darken, <54. 12-- 72; G. P. Crimp, 81. 7—74: B. Cum. herworth. 78. 4—74: J. TI. Bnrilett, 87* 12—75: H. F. Blackie, 87, 12—75. WELLINGTON CHAMPIONSHIP 3 [nv TELECRAI'n —rRESS ASSOCIATION*] WELLINGTON. Sunday The Wellington provincial golf championships opened at Hereta ultra yesterday. J. B. Parker. Wellington, headed the Qualifying list with 155. J. P. Hornabrook. W.-u----rarsipn, was nest with 15(5. J. W. Ward and S. G. Longuet. Wellington, each returned 160.