PLAY AT HAMILTON

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22398, 20 April 1936, Page 14

PLAY AT HAMILTON

MEDAL HANDICAP FAVOURABLE CONDITIONS BEST CARD BY J. F. STRANGj [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday A medal handicap was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club' yesterday under ideal conditions at &t. Andrew's links. Following were the best cards returned: — J. F. Strang, 85. 17—68; G. Burgess. 81, 12—69; L. V. Bellingham, 78, 7—71; R. Buisson. 82, 12—70: J. G. Ferguson. 79. 6—73; W. J. King. 85. 12—73; J. M. Graham. 81, 8-73; C. N. do Latour 94. 21—73- A H Ward. 86. 12—74; D. R. Wood. 80. 12-74; A. J. B. Ryan, 90, 15-75; H. J. McMullin, 95, 20-75; D. Gerrand. 87. lo 75. C C. Ladner. 87. 12-75; T. Simp-, son, 87, U-7G; R, A. Shaw, 94. 18-76: G./ Seccombo, 91, 15-76; A. T. James. 90.i 19—7 G. . if OTAHUIIU COMPETITION § PLAY FOR CAPTAIN'S PRIZE Large entries were received for the £rst round of the captain's prize which was played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday. Results were:—B. Cooper beat G. Kirkbride. 1 up; G. E. Gardner beat N. B. Turner. 5 and 3; G. Lyttelton beat L. B. Wright. 5 and 4; A. Henderson beat J. N. Ellis. 7 and 6; R. G. Croxon beat T. W. McLennan, 3 and 1; W. B. Eustace beat F. Mclvenzio at the 19th: E. Saunders beat J. J. Hutchison, 4 and 3: C. B. Herrold beat A. F. Amodeo. 3 and 2; J. Kerr beat J. W. Goddard at the 27tJh: G. Mitchell beat E. L. Salmon, 8 and 6; H Saunders beat A. N. Todd at the 19th; K. Todd beat N. A. Ford. 1 up; G. H. Burns beat J. H. Adams, 4 and 3: N. G. Matthews beat A. Bullen at the 19th: P. Jones beat E. Stephenson, 3 and 2; H. W. Bell beat W. H. Larsen. 8 and 7; J. W. Johns beat F. Todd. 3 and 2; A. T. Grundy beat J. Eccles, 8 and 2; W. Gardiner beat O. Bayly. 1 up; E. G. Revell beat S. Midgley, 1 up; N. M. Clark beat C. Prince. 7 and 5; F. Fearnley beat 11. Panckhurst nt the 21st; E. R. Sutherland beat G. A. Wooler. C and 5: H. B. Matthews beat N. Cashmore, 5 and 4: H. J. Levy beat O, Montgomery, 3 and 2: E. Canham beat S. Clark, 6 *nd 5; S. W. Hutchen beat C. R. Reader at the 20th: E. Turner beat E. Maunsel, 6 and 5; E. Wilkinson beat A. P. Eustace, 1 up: J. Bell won from N. McElroy by default; E. Brodio beat J. Ballantyne, 6 and 5: A. H. Fraser beat J. I-losking at the 20th: L. Ducker beat L. Leash, 4 and 3; G. Hudson beat K. Hosking, 3 and 2; S. J. Coutts beat R. E. Browne, 1 up; H. Baigent beat E. Walker, 7 and 5; J. J. Valentine beat A. V. Davie, 2 and 1; W. Dnrley beat J. Harrison. 5 and 4; J. Maleolin beat L. A. Clausen at the 19th; M. W. Home beat M. A. Pellett. 6 and 5. Byes: A. H. Flatt, D. A. Hudson, J. Bracewell.

OPENING AT CLEVEDON [from our own correspondent]

PAPAKURA, Sunday The official op9ning of the Clevedon Golf Club was held yesterday. There was an attendance of about 70, including visitors from Otahuhu, Papakura and Manukau Clubs. Mixed Canadian foursomes were pluyed, the winners being Hadlem, a visitor from Tasmania, on a 3 handicap, and Miss F. Burgoyne, with a net score of 43 over 12 holes. The president, Mr. D. M. Bryan, in declaring the links open, welcomed the visitors from surrounding clubs. The club, he said, was flourishing and a number of new members had joined. Mr. Cox (Otahuhu) replied on behalf of the visitors.

PAPAKURA CLUB [from our own cohrespondent]

PAPAKURA, Sunday

A Stableford bogey competition was played by members of the Papakura Golf Club yesterday for a prize donated by Mr. D McLennan. The; competition was won by R. Grace, with a score of 32 over 15 holes. The next best card returned waa by J. P. Kidd, '2B. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] PAPAKURA, Sunday A flag match played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club yesterday was won by Miss M. Gunthorp, who carried the flag to the 18th hole. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played next Wednesday, commencing at 1 p.m.:—Miss A. Quigley v. Mrs. D. McLannan, Miss J. Walters v. Mrs. McNatty, Miss V. Gunthorp v. Miss Charles, Miss D. Charles v. Miss Thoms, Mrs. C. Foote v. Miss M. Gunthorp, Airs. Charles v. Mrs. P. Kidd, Miss N. Clarke v. Miss J. Walker. Mrs. G. W. Lock v. Mrs. C. Burgess. Miss R. Quigley v. Miss M. Walters, Mrs. Watts v. Miss' Finlayson, Mrs. T. McLennan v. Miss Colquhoun, Mrs. Thickett v. Miss M. Mcllraith, Miss Walters v. another. MATCH AT WAIUKU [from our own correspondent] WAIUKU, Sunday A medal match was played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club yesterday. The best scores were as follows:—H. B. Armitage, 84, 16—68; J. White, 103, 30 —73; J. Hughes, 96. 22—74; Jerram. 92. 16— 76; C. E. nowden. 82. 5—77; C. Roscoe, 94, 17—77; Julius, 102, 24—78; D. Hawke, 87 8—79; L. Smith. 90, 11—79; Banker, 99> 20—79- R. Clark, 109. 30—79. COMPETITION AT ROTORUA [by telegraph—own correspondent] ROTORUA, Sunday The first round of a 36 holes medal handicap was played on the Rotorua Golf Club s course yesterday afternoon in dull but fine weather. Some excellent cards were returned for so early in the season. Scores:—G. Marshall. 77. 12—65; E. La Trobe Hill, 80, 12—68; E Barker, 75, 7—68; T. McElroy, 80, 10—70; T.' Kelly. 82. 12—70; M. D. Carr. 74, 3—71: ,C. Worthington. 86, 14—72; L. Snell. 86. 14—72- L. Poole, 77. 4—73: R. Ingham, 79 6—73; G. Pott, 82. 9—73; W. G. 8e11,.87, 14—73; S. E. Carr, 77, 3—74;' R. C. Smith, 80, (>—74; Dr. McKnight, 91. 16—75: W. Monk, 81, 6—75; T. Byrne, 89, 14—75; A. Dukeson, 90, 13—77; M. Hampson, 97, 20—77; D. Denham, 92, 15—77: O. Jones, 93, 16—77; R. C. Torlesse, 90, 12—78; J. F. Lee. 91, 13—78; W. Ashton. 97. 19—78: H. Johnston. 97 18—79; L. Dingle, 94, 15—79; H. Parata, 89 9—80; C. Young, 94, 14—80: J. H. Liggins, 100. 19—81; W. Penno, 102. 17--So; A. Somerville, 108, 22 —86. CANTERBURY LADIES' TITLE [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHR.ISTCHURCH, Sunday Mrs. David Crombie (Hutt) won the Canterbury provincial golf title yesterday, beating Miss B. Rutherford, the holder, one up.