EDWIN BLYDE CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22191, 19 August 1935, Page 15

EDWIN BLYDE CUP

SOUTH AUCKLAND EVENT VICTORY FOR CAMBRIDGE FIFTEEN TEAMS PARTICIPATE [by telegraph—own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Sunday Fifteen South Auckland golf clubs took part in tho annual match for the Edwin Blydo Cup, played on tho Cambridge links yesterday. The match resulted in a win for Cambridge. The courso was in good order, the water soaking away rapidly. The order in which the clubs finished was as follows:—Cambridge, 655; Rotorua, 673; Matamata, 574; Paeroa, 575; Otorohanga, 579; Morrinaville, 682; Hamilton, 587; Te Kuiti, 587; Putaruru, 596; Waikare, 598; Ngaruawahia, 595; To Aroha, 601; Ngahinepouri, 618; Walton, 626. Singles were played in tho morning and foursomes in the afternoon. Results wore aa follows: Singles.—Cambridge.—R. Alford, 84; E. Morrice, 95; Mrs. H. N. Freeman, 84; Mrs. 11. Clayton, 106. Matamata: L: H. Little, 88; H. Hemphill, 94; Misa N. Beverley, 96; Miss Bourke, 103. Rotorua: A. Poolo, 82; Worthington, 105; Mrs. E. L. Barker, 89; Mrs. Kelly, 109. Paeroa: W. E. Murphy, 89; H. R. Thorp, 99; Miss Gibb, 95; Mrs. F. Shaw, 102. Morj'insville: S. G. Cooper, S9; S. Hay, 94; Miss F. Hewitt, 93; Miss M. Ensfir, 111. Otorohanga: R. E. Pilkington, 81; C. A. Jackson, 104; Mra. E. Austin, 98; Mrs. Cornfoot, 101. Hamilton: B. Cumborworth, 83; K. McLood, 99; Mrs. F. Mandor, 100; Miss G. Bindon, 105, Putaruru: R. L. Pateraon, 90; A. Pearce, 95; Mrs. Root, 109; Mrs. G. A. Pearce, 98. Te Aroha: J. Kenny, 87; W. Leitch, 103; Mrß. McLeod, 95; Mra McGlashan, 110. Waikare: L. Gordon, 88; A. R. Cleary, 99; Miss Gordon, 101; Miss D. Burgess, 106. To Kuiti: J. Dinsdalo, 85: A. L. Harkness, 96; Mra. Barker, 108; Miss Podevin, 108. Ngaruawahia: D. Jackson, 88; Hailstone, 105; Mrs. C. A. Avoy, 100; Mrs. G. Jew, 109. Ngahinepouri; E. Reid, 94; L. Leitch, 93; Mra. Mills, 115; Miss D. Reid, 117. Foursomes.—Hamilton: B. Cumberworth and K. McLeod. 93; Mrs. F. Mander and Mra. G. Bindon, 102. Rotorua: A. Poole and Worthington, 94; Mra. E. L. Barker and Mrs Kelly, 94. Morrinsvillo: 8. G. Cooper and 8. Hay, 91; Miss F. Hewitt and Miss M. Ensor, 104 Otorohanga: R. E. Pilkington and C. A. Jackson, 88; Mrs. £. Austin and Mrs. Cornfoot, 104, To Aroha: J. Kenny and W. LeitcJj, 97; Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. McGlashan, 112. Cambridge: R. Alford and E. Morrice, 84; Mrs. R. Freoman and Mrs. H. Clayton, 102. Paeroa: W. E. Murphy and H. R. Thorp, 89; Miss Gibh and Mrf. E. Shaw, 102. Ngaruawahia: D. Jackson and Hailstone, 93; Mrs. G. A. Avery and Mrs G. Jew, 103. To Kuiti: J. Dinsdalo and A L. Harkness, 89; Mrs. Barker and Miss Podevin, 101. Matamata: L. H. Little and H. Hemphill, 92; Miss N. Beverley and Mrs. Bourke, 101. Putaruru: R. L. Patersori and A. Pearce, 95; Mrs. Boot, and Mrs. G. A. Pearce, 109. Waikare: L. Gordon and A. R. Cleary, 94; Miss Gordon and Miss D. Burgess, 107. Walton: J. F. James and R. Harris, 112; Mrs. T. Dickey and Mrs. J. F. James, 103. Ngahinepouri: E. Reid and L. Leitch, 93; Mra. Mills and Miss O. Reid, 106. PUKEKOHE DEFEATS MANUKAU [from otm OWN correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Saturday In the return match at Pukekohe to-day, the Irvino Clip was retained by the Pukekohe Golf Club, which won by 15 games to 5 from Manukau, one being all square. Details are as follows, Pukekohe names being mentioned first:—Coyle beat Wardell, 5 up: Johnson beat Alexander. 3 up; Roulston lost to Ferguson, 5 and 4; Mills and Roberts, all square; Grierson beat Rhind, 2 up: Foote beat Beec'ney, 4 up; Lawson beat White, 2 up; Moore beat Priest, 7 up; Douglas lost to Busing, 3 up; Taylor beat Brebner, 9 up; Hogg beat Smith, 3 iip; Snell lost to George, 3 up; C. Cooper lost to Blair. 6 up: Joidan beat Simpson, 3 up; Campbell beat Yates, 5 up; Home heat Bradatreet, 2 and 1; Marshall beat Dreadon, 6 up; Jjiddlo beat Hobson, .1 up: Bayly beat Goddard, 6 up; Walter beat Barnard, 7 up; Sharp beat Parker, 4 up. In the ladies' divison Pukekohe won by seven matches to three, two being all square. Details aro "as follows, Pukekoho names being mentioned first:—Mias A. Potter beat Mrs. Barnard, 2 up; Miss L. Potter and Mrs. Goddard:, all square: Miss Campbell beat Mrs. Grant, 6 and 5; Mrs. Jordan lost, to Mrs. Fleming, 2 and 1; Miss Kensington beat Mias McDonald, 2 up; Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Parker, all square; Mias Attenborrow beat Mrs. Wardell, 4 and 2; Mrs. Hosking lost to Mrs. Carpenter, 3 and 2; Miss Montefiore beat Mrs. Adlam, 6 and 4; Mrs. Estitll beat Mrs. Bradstreet, 1 up; Miss Savidrfnt beat Mrs. Wilson, 7 and 5; Miss Bayly lost to Mrs. Graham, 3 up. RODNEY COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] WARKWORTH, Sunday The final of the Harrison Cup competition for members of the Rodney Golf Club resulted in a win for L. Cheeseman, who defeated L. Denniston, 4 and 3. WHAKATANE CHAMPIONSHIPS [I'BOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHAKATANE, Sunday The llrst qualifying round of the Whakatane Golf Club's championships was played yesterday, Weather conditions were unfavourable, a strong southerly wind hampering the players. The best cards were ,as follows:—A grade: Innes, 88; Bridger, 88; Hyland, 90; Steel, 90; Napier, 90; Macklow, 90; Spence, 91; McCulloch, 91; Simmonds. 92. B grade: Gow, 95; Craddock, 97; Baird, 93; Berg, 99. HASTINGS TOURNAMENT [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] HASTINGS, Sunday The final of the Hastings Golf Club's annual championship tourney was played yesterday between Kapi Tareha (Waipuku : rau), who had defeated J. L. Black (Wellington) in the semi-final, and J. B. Wilson (Hastings), who had defeated W. A. Wilson (Hastings), Heavy rain was experienced during the first four holeß, but lator the weather cleared, and the play was followed by a large gallery. Tareha holed a six-foot putt to win by 5 and 4. Scores in the match wore:—Out: Tareha, 5, 6, 5, 3, 4, 5, 4, 4, 4 —40; Wilson, 5, 5, 4, 4, 5, 4, 6, 5, 5—43. In: Tareha, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 5, 3. 4, 5—37; Wilson, 4, 5, 5, 4, 5, 4, 3, 5' 5—40.