TITIRANGI TOURNEY
STABLEFORD BOGEY FINE CARD BY ROGERSON GROUP COMPETITION MATCHES The three days' tournament at the Titirangi Golf Club's links was commenced under ideal conditions on Saturday morning. In the opening Stableford bogey handicap, H. M. Rogerson returned an excellent card of 35, 7 —42, to win the A grade. J. Galloway followed with 38, 2—40. Rogerson's medal was 75 and Galloway's 72. The latter struck trouble at the Wrecker which cost him a 6. Rogerson repeated his success by winning the A grade bogey handicap with a card of 2 up. Following are the results of the matches played during the week-end: — Stableford Bogey Handicap.—A grade: H. M. Rogerson, So, 7—42; J. Galloway, 38. 2-—10; M. Fraser Smith, 34, 4—38; L. J. Clifford, 32, 5—37. B grade: P. Harrison, 80, 8—38; G. H. Birch, 26, 0-35; E. Tonks, 20, 14—34; D. H. Griffin, 19, 14—33.
Bogey Handicap.—A grade: H. M. Rogerson (0), 2 up; C. G. Fisher (G), 1 up; L. J. Clifford (o), 1 up. B grade: E. Tonks (14), 2 up; J. C. Graham (8), all square; J. Gilmour (8), W. J. I'ruscott (15), 1 down.
Four-ball Best-ball,—H. J. Wright and G. C. Jones, 7 up; B. T. Layc.ock and L. J. Clifford, (j up; F. W. Lucas and A. Harvey, 4 up. Group Xo. I.—First round: J. H. Young beat M. Fraser Smith, 3 and 1; N. C. McLean beat T. Morpeth, 3 and 2; J. Galloway beat N. A. Naismith, 5 and 4; F. W. Lucas beat B. T. Laycock, 1 up; R. R. McCrystai beat H. L. Robson, 1 up!" C. S. 0. Woods beat L. J. Clifford, at the 20th.
Second Round. —J. H. Young beat N. C. McLean, 2 and 1; R. R. McCrystal beat I. A. Wylds, at the 1 Oth; J. Galloway beat F. W. Lucas, I up; C. S. O. Woods beat E. G. Tallis, at the '2oth. „ .
Group No. 2.—First round: H. V. Ganley beat F. G. Alpe, 4 and 3; E. Ohlspn beat J. Carnachan, 4 and 3; J. ft. H. Biss beat C. G. Fisher, 2 up; J. Grierson beat L. P. Faram, 3 and 2; \V. R. Woolhouse beat E. W. Griffiths, 5 and 4; H. M. Rogerson beat J. C. Graham, 3 and 1; R. J. Graham beat J. L. McCoy, 4 and 3; E. Hutchison beat W. J. A. Thomson, 6 and 5. Second Round.—E. Ohlson beat H. V. Ganley, 5 and 4; J. Grierson beat J. R. H. Biss, at the 21st; H. M. Rogerson beat W. R. Woolhouse, 5 and 4; R. J. Graham beat E. Hutchison, 4 and 3. _ Group No. 3. —First round: W. R. Vercoe beat J. Gilmour, 2 and 1; ft. W. Christensen beat E. C. Nimon, 1 up; P. Seabrook beat G. Bartleet, I up; A. Shorter beat C. P. Worlev, 8 and 7; ,T. V. Lane beat E. A. Tnke, 1 up; J. E. Batty beat C. R. McCullough, 3 and 3; N. G. Sturt beat C. lv. Grierson, 1 up; P. Harrison G. 11. Birch, 1 up. Second Round. —W. R. Vercoe beat W. R. Christensen, at the 10th; A. Shorter boat P. Seabrook, 4 and 3; .T. V. Lane beat J. E. Batty, 4 and 2; N. G. Sturt beat P. Harrison, 1 up. Group No. 4.—First round: G. C. Jones beat F. A. Browne, 2 and 1; R. Laery beat P. Maxwell, 4 and 3; W. J. Truscott beat A. A. Tysoe, 3 and 2; L. H. Fisher beat H J Wftght, 1 up; A. A. Babbage beat M. Winter, 3 and 2; E. Tonks beat G. M. White. 3 and 2; D. 11. Griffin beat S. A. Pezaro, 5 and 4; T. A. Taylor beat A. J. Court, 4 and 3. _ . . „ Second Round.—G. C. Jones beat R. Laery, 4 and 3; W. J. Truscott beat L. H. Fisher, 6 and 5; E. Tonks beat A. A. Babbage, 4 and 3; D. H. Griffin beat T. A. Taylor, 1 up.
COURSE RECORD BROKEN
DUDLEY'S GOOD PERFORMANCE
An outstanding feature of Saturday's play at the Manukau Golf Club's links was the meritorious performance of M. DudUy, a voung member, who returned a gross score of 73, equal to the standard scratch score of the course. Dudley, whose handicap is 12, easily led the field in the first round or the Manurewa Cup. A. J. Shaw some years ago did the course in 74. The previous best score by a member of the club was 79. Following were the results of the first round for the Manurewa Cup:—M. Dudley, 73, 12—61; Farquhar, 95, 24 —71; W. Priest, SO, 18 —71; ft. Grant, 8(5, 14—72; A. Verner, 102, 30 —72; T. H. Fleming. 87, 15—72; F. Cain, 99, 20—73; F. Martyn, 103, 30 —73; Agmen G. Smith, S7, 14—73; J. Bradstreet, 95, 21—74; P. Yates, 94, 20 —74; J. J. Rogers, SO, 6—74; A. George, 97, 22—75; J. Rhind, 87, 12—75; T. M. Roberts, BG, 11 —75; L. James, 90, 14—70; A. Carroll, 95, 19 —70; D. Ferguson, 87. 11—76; W. Revill, 87, 11—76. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey match to be played by members of the Olahuhu Ladies' Golf Club on Tuesday:—9.4s to 10.15; Mrs. Kelly v. Mrs. E. J. Henderson, Mrs. Wallace \. Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. Possenniskie v. Miss Crawford, Miss Hunter v. Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. Hall v. Miss N. Montgomerie, Mrs. Jcavons v. Miss I. Moritgomerie. 10.15 to 10.30: Mrs, Eyre. v. Mrs. Hilliard, Mrs. Davirs v. Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Sutherland v. Miss Arnaboldi, Miss Muir v. ]\[iss Rowley, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. A. E. Henderson v. Mrs Eustace, Mrs. Rossiter v. Dr. G. Rowley, Miss T. Claudet v. Miss N. Dreadon. Miss N. Wells v. Miss Raeside, Miss M.. Hill v. Mrs. McNeely, Mrs. Salter v. Mrs. ITodge, PLAY AT PUKEKOHE [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] PUKEKOHE, Sunday The members of the Pukekoho Golf Club played the qualifying round for the Golf Club trophy yesterday. The following qualified to compete further for the trophy:—*H. T. Moore, 70 net; S. Hogg, 71; It. Walton, 73; C. Hanson, 74; M. Jt. Grierson, 7o; J. Roulston, It. Bullcn, F. A. Hosking, 7(5; F. Lumsden, 77; M. Jobson, Grover, 77; G. McNaught, L. Barriball, B. Colebaker, 78; P. Mills, G. F. Payne, G. Weston, G. Allen, 79. BEST CARDS AT ONEWHERO [from our own correspondent] TUAKAU, Sunday. The best six curds returned in yesterday's round on tho Onevhcro Golf Club's course, comprising tho first 3 8 holes of a 36 holes competition for tho captain's trophy, were:— Martin, 82, 7—75; Beil, 301, 2(5—75; Taylor, 93, 36—77; Gaskell, 99, 22 —77;. Glasgow, !).>, l(i—79; Cronin, SO. (5—79; Caldwell, 84, 5—79. The ladies played a Stablcford bogey match and those who did best were:—Mrs. Georgette, 44; Mrs Tayl >r. 43; Miss" Lindberg, 43. « MAUNGATAWHIR! CLUB [from our own correspondent] POKENO, Sunday Tho leading scores in tho Mangatawhiri Golf Club's 36 holes competition for trophies presented by Mr K. S. McKcnzie were:— Men: JI. liinton, 113 net; P. Maher, 145; G. Pope, 3 15. Ladies: Miss A. Maitland, 139; Mrs. Motion. 313. The best cards in tho second round, played yesterday were: Men: H. Hinton, 89, 20— (JO; K. A. Murray, 82, 11 —73; G. Popo, 3 01. 30—71. Ladies? Mrs. Motion, 302, 31—71; Mrs. P. Mahcr, 107, 30 —71; Miss A. Maitland, 97, 25 —72. WAIUKU CLUB'S COMPETITION [from OUR OWN correspondent] WAIUKU, Sunday Tho second IS holes in tho qualifying competition for the Duff Cup were played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club yesterday. Tho best net scores were:—Hamilton, C. \rklo 07; Graham, OS; McDonald, Julius, 70- Howden, 72; Hughes, Compton, James, 73'; North, Smith, Ohlson. Arinitago, J. Arklo, 74. THAMES CLUB [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] THAMES, Sunday Following are the results of a medal round nla'ved bv members of tho Thames Golf Club vest( rHaV:—K. ("Iriffin, 7!>, 30—63; I. F. (Irani 91. 21—07; F. S. Miller. 83, 15-fiS; Ij Rigbv !H 17—74; C. H. Poulgrain, «8, 13 75j*T. M('Carroll, 93, 18 —75; L. Moran, <,.) •_>•_> 77; J. Davies, 90, 3 3—77; W. Jack, n'l' "13 73- 1,. Griffin, 06, 16—80; D. Court, 305, 24—81; 11. Dauby, 300, 24 ,v» D. J. Law, 101, 22 —82; E. Cameron, ill, 24—90. WHANGAREI CLUB [by telegraph—own correspondent] WHANGAttEI, Sunday A four-ball best-ball bogey match was played yesterday afternoon by members of the Whangarei Golf Club, and resulted in a win for 11 Younger and R. Gray with a score of 8 up. Other good scores were:—R. W. Smith and J. S. Day, 5 up; J. D. Booth and F. Reynolds, 5 up; A. R. Ryder and II K. Clarke, 3 up; D. B. Roberts and W. A Christiansen, 3 up; J. Morton and G. Birnie, 2 up; E. W. Thomson and L. Feist, 2 up; C. B. Bevins and X. B. Marshall, 1 up.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22724, 10 May 1937, Page 15
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