HAMILTON MATCHES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21853, 16 July 1934, Page 14

HAMILTON MATCHES

THE CAPTAIN'S TROPHY PLAY IN FIRST ROUND [FROM OUR OWN correspondent] HAMILTON". Sunday The first round of match play for the captain's trophy was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club yesterday on St. Andrews links under ideal conditions. Following were the results: — D. C. Coventry beat R. McCaw, 3 and 1; A. F. Colo beat K. McLeod, 2 up; H. F. Blackie beat J. Clachan, 7 and 6; F. Beehan beat L. R. W. Reid, 3 and 1; A. L. Tompkins beat F. D. Pinfold, 5 and 4; A. Rutherford and W. Westwater, all Bquare; D'Arcy Smith beat T. W. Aickin, 3 and 2; C. B. Fullerton-Smith beat D. A. "Wiseman, 1 up; O. M. Good beat J. H. Elliott, 2 and 1; T. N. Pemberton won from E. A. Palmer by default; G. Grant beat F. Bullock, 5 and 4: L. V. Bellingham beat K. Gilmour, 3 and 2; A. E. McCracken beat J. Mawdsley-Nash, 4 and 3; C. B. Wake beat G. H. Bindon, 1 up; A. T. James beat C. Sutcliffe, 1 up; H. Riddell beat H. W. Fisher, 4 and 3; R. J. Love beat P. G. Harkness, 2 and 1; M. C. Stranger beat P. Newland, 1 up; A. H. "Ward beat F. Baker, 3 and 2; H. T. Gillies beat A. J. B. Ryan, 4 and 3; H. F. Morton beat C. C. Ladner, 2 up; T. A. Milroy beat H. C. Kent, 2 and 1; B. Cumberworth won from L. I. Day by default; D. R. Wood beat E. Runnerstrum, 2 up; R. Shaw beat D. Grant, 7 and 6; D. Gerrand beat E. H. Eggleston, 5 and 4; H. Toombs won from F. A. Gresham by default; Jf. Duxfield beat J. M. Graham, 4 and 3; K. Tapper won from J. C. Taylor by default; J. Milne beat G. A. Wilkes, 4 and 3; E. H. Grocott won from R. "W. G. Rutherford by default; "W. Wynne beat G. S. Crump, 1 up; H. G. Loveridge beat G. D. Morpeth, 6 and 5; E. C. Sare beat T. 0. Dean, 7 and 6; R. F. Edmonds beat V. <3. Purcell, 5 and 4; A. T. Atkins beat J. F. Strang, 8 and 6; J. M. Horton beat L. Champion, 2 up; A. M. Fahey beat J. G. Ferguson, 2 and 1; A. Mareroft beat C. Norton, 6 and 5; C. H. H. Clarke beat G. C. Kissling, 3 and 2; R. B. Parker beat P. G. Russell, 1 up; A. G. Cradwick beat R. "Worley, 3 and 2; W. D. Ross beat C. R. Corfe, 5 and 4; D. Johnstone won from A. Somervell by default: C. E. Shakeshaft and W. J. King, all square; J. Cleary beat E. C. Day, 1 up; W. Phillips beat W. M. Horton, I up; H. C. Ross beat J. "W. Discombe. 3 and 2; F. G. Wooller beat H. J. McMullin, 2 up; H. K. Smith beat M. V. Gallagher, 4 and 2. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB The following will represent the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club in a match against the Manukau Ladies' Club to be played on the Clevedon links to-morrow:—Mrs. Alexander, Miss F. Burgoyne, Miss M. Stephens, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Henderson, Miss McPherson, Mrs. Bryan, Miss M. Burgoyne. MiEs J. McCullougb, Miss Silk, Mrs. Waters, Miss Matthews. Emergencies: Miss Waters. Mrs. Wells. Following is the draw for a medal round for the monthly club trophy to be played on Wednesday:—Miss Waters v. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Roberts. Miss McCullough v. Miss McPherson, Miss Wallis v. Mrs. Bryan, Miss Matthews v. Miss F. Burgoyne. Mi« 3 Silk r. Miss M. Burgoyne, Mrs. Alexander v. Mrs. Waters, Miss M. Stephens v. Miss D. Broune. Miss Day v. Mrs. Eyre, Miss V. Blundell v. Miss D. Hyde, Miss C. Shaw v. Mrs. Furby. Miss E. Luke v. Miss K. Browne, Mrs. Wilson v. Miss Baird, Miss Wells v. Miss Gore, Miss Z. Stephens v. Miss Walsh, Miss J. McCullough v. Miss Dow, Miss I. Hyde v. Mrs. Hunt, Miss Knight v. Miss Bell, Mrs. Dow v. another RODNEY CLUB [from our own correspondent] WARh.WORTH, Sunday The first round of the club handicap was played by members of the Rodney Golf Club yesterday, results being as follows: Seniors, ladies: Mrs. MaclntjTe beat Miss M. Hebden. 2 and 1. Juniors: Miss Oram beat Miss Hebden, 1 up; Miss Lockie beat Mrs. C. Ellis. 4 and 3; Miss Carran beat Mrs. Farman. 3 and 2; Miss Lawrie beat Mrs. A. Wyllie, 2 and 1; Miss Sloan© beat Mrs. Dobbs. 5 and 4. Men: N. Harrison beat Musgrave. 4 and 3; V. W. Holden beat V. Fleet, 4 and 3; E. A. Cook beat R. Littin. 6 and 4; Morgan beat J. Fleming, 7 and 5; S. Morrison beat B. Buckley, 4 and 2; Smith beat P. Morrison, 4 and 8; Harvey beat Maclntyre, 2 and 1.

WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Saturday Following are the results of matches played to-day by members of the "Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club on the Mount Denby links; —Serai-finals of the rose bowl: Mre. Nolan beat Mirs. the 20th; Miss A. Higginson beat Miss Lamb, 4 and 3. The L.G.U. match and club medal ■was won by Miss C. Piper, 90, 16 —74. Other good scores were:—Mrs. Nolan, 92, 17—75; Miss Steele, 9G, 21—75. The C grade medal over 12 holes was won by Miss A. Morrison with a score of 74. The third round of the eclectic handicap match resulted ae follows:—Senior: Mrs. Foot, 76, 13—63; Miss A. Higginson, 81. 16—65; Mrs, Nolan. 82, 16—66; Mra. Glanville, 79, 10—69; Miss E. Higginson. 84, 15—69. Juniors: Miss M. Hosking, 95. 35 HO; Mrs. Younger, SI, 20 —61; Miss Symes, 90. 25—64; Miss Smith. 97, 33—04: Mrs. Thome, 90. 26—64.

THE ASSOCIATION GAME CHALLENGE MATCH DRAWN A challenge Soccer match was played between teams representing Pukemiro and the Auckland Hospital Clubs on Saturday, resulting in a draw, neither side scoring. Both sides were sjow in settling down, and the first half was somewhat tame. Bennie, D. Robinson, and Healey made valiant attempts to open Pukemiro's score, but J. Gavan was very safe in Hospital's goal. Play brightened up in the second spell and Pukemiro had the territorial advantage. Showier and Res* broke up many Pukemiro raids and sent Hampstead away, but Martin and Lawson, of Pukemiro, were a sound pair of backs. Johnston and Bryce combined nicely, and Hospital's goal underwent a steady siege in the closing stages, bat J. Gavan gave an outstanding exhibition save his side from defeat A win to Pukemiro would have been a pood indication .of the play. Mr. J. C. Sibbin was referee. In the evening the visitors were the guests of the Hospital Club at dinner. LOWER GRADE RESULTS Second Grade.—New Lynn A, 0, Thistle. 0; Comrades, 3, Metro.-College, 2; Ponsonby B, .1. Papatoetoe, 0; North Shore Ignited. S. Abel's B, 0; Abel's A, 7, Eastern Suburbs, 0. Secondary Schools' Matches.—Senior grade: Takapuna Grammar, 2, Auckland Grammar, 1. Intermediate Grade.—Auckland Grammar, 5, Kowhai. 1. Junior Grade.—Mount Albert Grammar A, 2, Norfhcote, 2; Auckland Grammar, S, Kowhai A, 1; Technic-a} College, 5, Kowhai B, 0. MATCHES AT HAMILTON [from OCR OWN correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday In a non-competition senior game played between Hamilton "Wanderers and Claudelands Rovers at Seddon Park yesterday Wanderers won by 4 goals to 1. In the intermediate games Wanderers defeated Y.M.C.A. by 6 goals to 0, while Technical beat Rovers by S goals to 2. In the primary school games Fairfield beat "West by 9 goals to 0. and Whiiiora beat Forest Lake by 2 goals to 0. GAMES IN OTHER CENTRES [RT TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] Wellington.—Hospital. 4. Diamonds. 1; Lower Hutt _ 2. Nada. 2: Swifts. 3, Waterside 2; Maris! and Poceke. byes. Chrfstchurch,—Thistle 2. Technical 1; Western. 7. St. Albans. 2: Rangers. 3. Linwood. 2.

Dune din,—Technical Old Boys. 3. Maori Hill. 2: High School Old Boys. 3. Northern 2: Seacliff. 5. Mcraington. 1; MoEgiel, 5, Roslrn-Wakari. 0.