COLTMAN CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22499, 17 August 1936, Page 16

COLTMAN CUP

SEMI-FINALS PLAYED CAMMICK IN GOOD FORM WARD DEFEATS WISEMAN The semi-finals of tlie handicap match plav competition of the Ak a ran a Golf Club for the Coltmnn Cup were decided on Saturday. C. E. Cammick played golf of a high standard in his match with A. Howcy Walker, and won 3 up and 2 to play. The other match provided a surprise result when J. S. Wiseman went down to K. C. Ward by S up and 7 to play. A handicap Stahleford bogey match resulted in a win for S. Tiryant, who was round in 77. Results arc as follows: —-S. Rrjnnt, 32, ;t—3s; J. E. Mitchell, '_'3. 11— 34; C. 0. Swallow, 10. 1 1—33; M. Shieff, I!), M—33; S. Booth, 23, 7—33; I. Macnicol, U), M— 33; V. J. C. Smith, 8—33; G. Shortt, 18, 10—33; P. 6. F. Smith. 30, '2 —3'J. A Stahleford bogey match played during the week-end resulted in a win for J. H. Taylor, with a card of 23, 12—35. Tim weekly four-ball was won by J. Swanson (3) ami M. Kalman (12), with a card of 2 up. PUPUKE CLUB The championships of the Pupuke Golf Club were advanced a further stage when Nicholas beat Johnston in the senior grade and Craig and C. 11. Palmer had wins in (lie junior section. The two last-named will meet in the final. Pacey meets Ross in the other semi-final of the senior championship and the winner plays Nicholas in the final. H. Nicholas beat it. Johnston, 3 and *J; 11. A. Craig beat P. Andrew, 1 up, and C. 11. Palmer beat A. K. Itrady, 3 and '2 Jri the semi-final for the captain h prize J. Armstrong bent J. Drought at tho 1 li. A Stahleford bogey was won by W. 1). Ross, with a score of 33. The next best cured were;- —E. W. Mills. 32; N. Buist, 31; It. Nicholas, 31; H. Webb, 31; T. G. do Give Lowe, 31. ONEWHERO CLUB [from our own correspondent] TUAKAU, Sunday The winner of the captain's trophy competition of the Onewhero Golf Club was Georgclti, whose score for tho 3(3 holes was 140. » rijfht, 1 18, was runner-up and I). Cameron, 150, was third. In a boirev match played by lady members or (he club Mrs. Taylor, 8 down, had the best round. The next best cards were: —Mrs. Martin, 1(J down; Mrs. Scott, 12 down. BALFOUR IRVINE CUP PUKEKOHE WINS TROPHY [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Sunday Tho second match between members of the Pukekohe and Manukau Golf Clubs this season for the Balfour Inine Cup was played yesterday on tho fukekoho course. The home team won comfortably and became the holders of the eup until ne.it se<ts<n. Details are as follows, Pukekohe names taking precedence;— Men.—Johnson beat Wardcll, -1 up; llualston and Roberts, all square; Mills beat Alexander, 3 up; Lawson lost to Foote, 3 down; Grierson beat lieechey, 7 up; Moore beat Birkmcyer, 2 up; M. S. Campbell beat Amnion Smith, 5 up; Ilogg lost to Busing, 3 down; Mc Naught beat ltlair, 5 up; I. Reynolds beat Dreadon, 1 up; Little beat Fleming, 2 up; Walton lost to Grand, 3 down; McKinnon beat Rice, 1> up; Dunn loi>t to Bishop, 7 down; Johnston beat Priest, 7 up; Payne lost to l'avitt, I down; Hankin beat James, 1 up; Marshall beat Colbeck, 3 up; Jobson beat Goddard, 5 up; Colehaker und Yates, all square; Hosking beat Parker. 0 up; Allen lost to Barnard, 1 down-, Bullen beat Bradstreet, 1 up; Roso beat Wilson, 1 up. Ladies.—Miss L. Potter and Mrs. Barnard, all square; Miss A. Potter heat Mrs. Pavitt, 5 up; Miss Attenbo'rrow beat Mrs. Carpenter, 3 up; Miss Kensington beat Miss B. Cooke, •1 up; Mrs Hosking beat Miss C. MacDonaid, 3 up; Mrs. Estall beat Mrs. F. Parker, 5 up; Mrs. Cooper beat Mrs. Wardcll. <> up; Mrs. Mills beat Mrs. Wilson, 0 up; Miss Savident lost to Miss Graham, 1 down; Mrs. Campbell beat Mrs. Elliott, 1 up; Miss Bavlv lost to Mrs. George, 2 down; Miss J. Potter and Miss B. Goddard. all square. TOUR BY AMERICANS SUCCESS AT WELLINGTON [BY TELF.GRAFH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Sunday The American professional golfers, Gene Sarazen and Miss Helen Hicks, played the Ilutt amateurs, J. L. Black and B. M. Silk, to-day in a four-ball best-ball match over 18 holes. Sarazen was a dominant figure and through his masterly play the Americans won, 1 up. EXHIBITION AT TIMARU [UY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] TIMARU, Sunday In an exhibition golf match, E. G. Kerr, jun., and J. L. Mackay, of Timaru, defeated Gene Sarazen and Miss Hicks, of America, 5 and 4. After a birdie three at the first hole Mackay played fine golf going out, registering five birdies in the first seven holes. Ho then lost touch and his partner became prominent. The visitors' long game was very impressive, hut they could not get tho touch of tho greens. Their mediocre form was due largely to the great amount of travelling they have had sinco arriving. The scores returned by the players were;— Mackay, 73; Sarazen, 75; Kerr, 75; Miss Hicks, 81