PLAY AT HAMILTON

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21949, 5 November 1934, Page 15

PLAY AT HAMILTON

CLOSE OF THE SEASON VARIOUS PRIZES PRESENTED [from IHJR OWN C.'ORUKSrONDENT] HAMILTON. Sunday f'oK r| l9 k 4 • SOa ' so " of tI,G Hamilton Uolf Club was officially closed Yesterday, when the prizes won during the year were presented to successful"competitors by tJio president, .Mr. J. |<\ folVows"- ' IC :MV!m ' s were as Club championship.— R F v.),,. ... ~r-up. V. C. Wynne. Informed Uo H' Riddell; runner-up. A. T. Jnmes. • ■ w. W oiler; runner-up. W Wotw-ilev Captams trophy; A. T. Atkins; runner-up: . Cumbcrworth. Vice-captain's trophv- G Bill ci c\ n, wT'' P ' ( '- H - ninfln,,: Ail.- r«* i , : runner-up. A. T Gilbnf" onsohition handicap: F. Beehan! 5 i firord.' - V WAITEMATA CLUB The Wuitematu. Golf Club opened its summer season, as well as three gra.ss tennis courts adjacent to the course, on Saturday afternoon, fhe Mayor of DevonpoVt, Mr. moil • • Performed the opening cereA medal match was played, the winner V„-, Nottingham, with a score of 80. -4-02. Ihe next best cards returned were -. G Hacker, BG. 2-2—(U; P. Foster. 82. 17-05-W. L. Parson. J5. 10—03; R. Ross. S3 17—0(>K Lord 00. 21—00; 1. McDoiigail, 00, 2i-09 : ■J. O. C urtuyne, 00. 20—70. Progressive.tennis was won by B. Rutland and .\[is. Maisie.

NORTH SHORE CLUB „ Tl 10 r „ ofl ' ,ci " ! opening of the North Shore *.JOlt l luh for the summer season was held on Saturday, the president of the club, Mr. i • Chalmers, officiating. Trophies won during the winter season were presented and a mixed foursome match was contested the winners being Miss McFeteridge and E. -Bmdon.

The following trophies were presented:— Senior championship: H. C. Stevens; runner o p ' * ,M s , on - Intermediate championship tf. bmallheld: runner-up, R. M. K. Swans ton. Junior championship, G. W. Prater runner-up, R. X. White. Senior gold medal A. J. Spraggon. Junior gold medal. K. B Anderson. Eclectic match, J. K. Burgess Rainger Cup. R. Smallfield. Four-ball B arid W. Macindoe. Open day. Mis* O. Stevens and J. O'Neill. North Shore f*up E. H. Foot. President's prize. T. L. Ilorrocks. Captain's prize, A. E. Browne. Sea liiitri trophy. IT. Corbett.

Miss O. Stevens was congratulated upon winning the Indies' provincial championship and Miss M. Stevens on winning the champion of champions contest. TRAVELLERS' DAY A commercial travellers' day was held at the North Shore Golf Club during tho week-end the results being as follows: Handicap medal: .A. 'Hodgson, (18 net: senior medal. R. Ti. Wilson, 71 net; junior modal. A. Hodcson. OS net; bogey handicap, A. Hodgson, all square; bogey handicap, over 36 holes, R. L. Wilson, all square; sealed bogey handicap, CI. Barch. t up; fourball bogey match, R. L. Wilson and A. l-'latt. 6 up; "rabbits' " ioiiu drive. ~VY_ Ingram, 230 yds; ono shot competition. N. R. Chapman: "rabbits'" putting competition, N. Walsh, 35ft.

HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for an L.G-.U. medal round to be played on Wednesday by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club, play commencing from the first tee at nine o'clock:—Mrs. Marnier v. Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Batt v. Mrs. G. Brown, Mrs. Milroy v. Miss Masters. Mrs Rawlings v. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Arthur v. Miss Wilkinson. Mrs. Bryant v. Miss Provis. Mrs. Sutherland v. Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. C'lachnn v. Miss McLean. Mrs. McCracken v. Miss Coventry. Mrs. Hazard v. Mrs- Guy, Mrs. A. English v. Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. Grocott v. Mrs. Bindon, Miss Seaville v. Mrs. Waring. Mrs. Primrose v. Miss Upton. Mtf. Peterson v. Miss D. Johnson, Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. S.mdford, v. Miss R. Johnstone, Mrs. MncDinrmid v. Miss Cann, Mrs. Kemp v. Miss K. Mears. Mrs. King v. Mrs. Farrer, Miss Hammond v. Mrs. Pettit, Mrs. Tompkins v. Mrs. ~R;itcliffe. Mrs. Toombs v. Mrs. Rntherfurc]. Mrs. G. Smith v. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Gruar v. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Reynolds v. Mrs. Savage. Mrs. Dent v. Mrs. Lttckie. Mrs. Joseph v. Mrs. Walders, Mrs. Gibson v. Mrs. Day, Mrs. Gray v. Mrs. Hooker.

Fourth Tee, at 9 a.m.—Mrs. Fraser v. Mrs. Hockiu. Miss D. Eyre v. Miss DuxGeld, Miss M. Eyre v. Mrs. O'Connor.' Seventh Tee, at 9 a.m.—Mrs. Rose v. Mrs. Thomas, Miss Stevens v. Miss Bruce. In the afternoon long driving and approaching and putting competitions will be held. Trophies won during the season will be presented

ROTORUA BEATS CAMBRIDGE [from our own correspondent]

ROTORUA, Sunday

In an inter-club match played during the week-end between teams representing the Cambridge and Rolortiu. Golf Clubs.. the latter won by 15 games to two, two being all square. Owing to heavy rain in tiie afternoon, two games only were completed in the foursomes. Following were the results, Cambridge names being mentioned first:—

Singles.—R. Ingram boat M. Carr, 3 and 2; T. Haworth lost to G. Barker, 3 and 2; R. Freeman lost to Spedding, jun., -1 and 3: \V. Garrard lost to Kusalis. 2 and 1; W. Hewitt lost to Poole, 2 and 1; H. A. Law and Shalfoon, all square; A. C. Ferguson lost to R. C. Smith, 5 and 4: 11. Nichols lost to A. Anderson. 3 and 1; K. Ward lost to E. Barker. 3 and 2;. Young and W. Monk, all square: J. Haworth lost to Dr. Hay, 4 and 3: Clayton lost to A. Ford, 2 down; E. Morris lost to A. Waldon. 4 and 3; E. McCathy lost to E. Mcllroy, 3 and 1 : W. Ward lost to AY. Pakes, 5 and 4; R. Morrison lost to E. Fenton. 3 and 2; Calvert beat La, Trobe Hill, 2 up; Creed lost to Polt, 3 and 1. Foursomes. —R'. Freeman and hi. Canard lost to Spedding and Kusabs. 4 and 3; Ward and R. Morrison lost to Pakes and Fenton. 4 and 2. WHANGAREI CLUB'S CLOSING [from our own correspondent] WH ANG AI? EI. Saturday The Whangarei Golf Club held its official closing this afternoon in beautiful weather, there being a large attendance, including visitors from other clubs. During the afternoon a mixed foursome was played and was won by Mr. and Mrs. J. MoLeod. The trophies won during the season were presented by Mr. W. A. Christiansen, pi< sident of the club. In doing so he congratulated the club on its very successful season, and the great interest taken by members in the respective, competitions. He also congratulated the club upon the excellence of the new links, and the enthusiasm and assistance of members limiting it possible to put them down. Following were the principal trophies pregerted:—Men's ehampiorship, W. J. Glanville; ladies' championship, Mrs W J. Glanville; ladies' junior championship.' Miss M Risbworth; men's jun or championship, R C M Harington; nun's intermediate championship. W. T. Surninn. The Jonnneaux Cup was won bv M'ss M. I. ish\\oit n. the Waitemata Cup by Mis* lv Johnson, and the rose bowl by Mrs. >»olnn. WHANGAREI LADIES' C:LUB [FJ'OM oril OWN ( OltltKSI'ON DKXT | WHANGAREI, Saturday The Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club held the last club m lit eh of the season on the Mount. Dcnby links in perfect golf weather. A bogey match was played for a trophy presented by the club captain. Miss A. Drnnimond. and was won by Mrs. W. J. Chinville, all square. The next best scores were: M, IJeynoids and Mi s. S. 11. Ward, o down.