GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23112, 10 August 1938, Page 18

GOLF CONTESTS

BOTOEUA TOURNEY LARGE ENTRY RECEIVED MANY PLAYERS ELIMINATED WAITING LIST OF TWENTY [BY telegraph —OWN correspondent] ROTORUA. Tuesday One hundred and thirty-ciglit entries have been received by the Rotorua Golf Club for its annual open championship tournament, which is to commence at Arikikapakapa on Monday, August 22. Under the rules of tho tournament entries are limited to the first 90 receivqd with the lowest handicaps, and consequently a ballot had to be taken for tho last three players to gain entry with handicaps of seven. This year the tournament lias attracted many of the lowest handicapped players in the country and in consequence only players with seven handicap, against nine last year, have been able to gain entry. A waiting, list of 20 players includes the veteran Aucklnnder, R. G. Raingir, who has been prominent, at tho tournament lor many years. Included in the successful entrants are tho title-holder, H. D. Brinsden, of Auckland, % H. B. Lusk, another veteran who has held the title in recent years, and who also has been the winner of tho New Zealand Veterans' Cup, and W. O Cab lnghan, also an ex-holder of the Veterans championship. , „ .. The accepted entries are as follows:—iN. Anion, S. H. Abel, W. D. Barker, A. Barns Graham, J. H Boon, C. Bailey, H. D. Brinsden. H. J. Batemen. R. A. Boon, E. L. Bartleet, J. E. Belk, S. E. Carr, M. 1). Carr, H. G. Carver, J . Clarken, H.t. Unpen, G. Coltman, L. I?. Curtis, R. H. Craig, H. C. Crosse, F. J. Christensen, L. J. Clifford. R. D. Carr, Iv. G.. Chajipel L ; Drummond. L. G. O. Davies G. u I*oote, F. Fenwick, F. C. Fryer, W H. 1- uller. J. Grierson, R. M. George', J. B. Graham, D, H. Graham. John Graham, R.H.G lading, J. Glanvillo, L. R. Haworth, E. Hutchison, C. P. Hoadley. R. L. lnnes, R. D. Johnston, C. J. Johnston, L. R. Johnson, 1. J. Johnston, C. N. Jacobsen. R. D. kettle . Kusabs. R. Kensington, C. H. Knight, b. C. Lonquet. H. B. Lusk, AV. R. \\. Monk. H. T. Moore, S. Morrison J. P Mortland. J. W. Mawson. G. Marshall, D. W. McCathie, H. McDonald. J. D. McDonald, T. McElroy, S. Napier, M. H. O. Otwaj, \\. O'Callaghan, E. Piccol, L. I' ■ 1 otter. (~ Pott, H. Roy, L. Randall, A\. b 'V ,r^; 1 jA." A. Stevenson, k. G. balmond, I?. c,» V-V/' A. A. Sinclair, J. E. Stcdman, 1. Skcrritt, O Tnllis H Troutbeck. H. G. J ldmarsli, C H Wells V R B. Willoek, E. Williams, W.R. White, Iv M Wilson, R. B. Wilson, Tf. D. Wright, M. H. W The" order of the waiting list is as follows- —c. O. Hanson. R. G. lappenden, J. S. Barns Graharil, M.. J. Brownlie. /■ Barns Graham, E. E- D. N. Law, M. Barnett. J. W. Barns Graham, G. Hj'and, D K Duncan W. Hookey, A. Douglas, M. Wiseman, D. G. F. White. R. G. Ra T. Simpson. E. H. Brebner, \ork, Hutchinson, A. Woolley. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB HANDICAP FOURSOMES MATCH Following is the draw for the first round of the handicap foursomes match play competition tp be played by members of tho AkTirana Ladies' Golf Club: — Miss A. Robb and Miss M. Neville v. Miss I. McCready and Miss O. Bischoff; Mrs. G. Morrison and Miss G. Maden v. Mrs. Li. iii. Kingsland and Mrs. G. M. lilston; Mrs. L. F. Faram and Mrs. N. K. Bree v. Mrs. t. Schischka and Miss G. Hodge; Miss 0., M. Darrach and Miss L. O'Callatfhaii v. Mrs. A. G. Rvland and Miss A. A. Johnson; Mrs. H. G. Lovell and Mrs. W. R. Woolhouse v. Mrs. E. Philip and Mrs. W. J. McAllen. The following competitors have byes and will play in the second round: —Mrs. A D. Lylian and Mrs. H. Tills v. Mrs. M. Russell nnd Mrs. E. Plowman; Miss I. Walters and Miss M. Dalton v. Mrs. R. Coltman and Miss S. Kirk; Mrs. F. Parker and Mrs. A. A Bishop v. two others; Mrs. D. St. George and Mrs. A. Reedy v. Mrs. G. A. Ashley and Mrs. H. Saunders; Mrs. O. Cook and Miss M. Kerr Taylor v. Mrs. C. R. Taylor and Mrs. R. Gordon; Miss M. Lundon and Mrs. O. H. Halford v. Mrs. C. C. Ewen and Miss 1\ Jones. , , Tho first round must be played by August 29. •A medal round played by C grade members resulted in a win for Mrs. Merryweathcr. A bogey match played in conjunction was won by Mrs. H. T^allace. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB THE DRAW FOR TO-MORROW Members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club will play an L.G.U. medal match to-morrow. Following is the draw: — First Tee.—Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Mrs. G. W. Jinman, Mrs. R. S. Whale v. Mrs. N. A. Naismith. Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. R. Tj. Wilson. Mrs. M. H. Shroff v. Mrs. G. S. Laird, Mrs. J. C. Finla.v v. Mrs. I. _B. Stewart, Mrs. P. Andrew v. Miss A. Harfcet, .Mrs. C. E. Grevatt v. Mrs. A. L. Cainrhey, Miss P. Moody v. Mrs. G. L. Allard, jMrs. A. IT. O'Leary v. Miss M. Bailey. Mrs. S. A. Pezaro v. Mrs. J. .E. Palmer. Mrs. H. I. Pltcaithly v. Mrs. A. .T, Keane.v, Mrs. G. Bartleet v. Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. D. R. Walker v. Misß R. Pagni, Mrs. T. Mclndoe v. Mrs. R. A. Spinley, Mrs. C. Robinson v. Mrs. S. W. Tong. Mrs. A. H. Gyllies v. 'Mrs. G. M. White, Mrs. J. E. Henrys v. Miss A. Fouhy, Miss R. Grevatt v. Mrs. A. Bartley, Miss G. Thompson v. Miss J. Easton. Miss R. Taylor v. Mrs. N. M. Speer. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. F. 0. .Alpo v. Mrs. T,. C. Trembath, Miss S. Johnston v. Mrs. R. F. Ward, Mrs. W. H. Horton v. Miss M. Hackett, Mrs. F. W. Lucas v. Mrs. E. O'Neill. Miss L. Drysdale v. Mrs. J. Grierson. INTER-CLUB MATCH MATAMATA BEATS TE AROHA [by telegraph—own correspondent] MATAMATA, Tuesday An inter-club match between Matamata and Te Aroha resulted in a win for the former by nine games to six, ono being all square. Detailed results arc as follows, Matamata names being mentioned first:— Morning.—Johnston and Ford bent Mathers and Wright, 1 upj Dorrecn and Little lost to Kenny and Clay, 3 and '2; Mentiplay and Kceley beat Banfield and Halligan. 5 and 3: Irving and Leo lost to Crompton and McLeod, 2 atid.lt Carmthers and Tapp beat Mcikle and Lester, 2 up; Lovcridge and Beaver and McLaren and 'towers, all square; Davidson and Thomson lost to Kelly and Bliss, 4 and 3; Sutcliffe and Campbell lost to Baker and Archer, 2 and 1. Afternoon. —Johnston and Ford lost to Mathers and Wright, 1 down; Dorreen and Little lost to Kenny nnd Clay, 5 and 4; Mentiplay nnd Kceley beat Banfield and Halligan, 4 and 2; Irving and Lee bent ("rompton and McLeod 4 and 3; Carruthers and Tapp beat Meikle and Lnitch, 2 up; Loveridge and Beaver beat McLaren and Towers, 2 and 1; Davidson and Thomson beat Kelly and Bliss, 4 and 3; Sutcliffe and Campbell beat Baker nnd Arthur, 2 and 1. WALTON CLUB [from our own correspondent] MORRTNSVILLE, Tuesday Lady members of the Walton Golf Club played the final round for the McLean Rose Bowl, Miss L. Rynn being tho winner with » total of 238 for three rounds. The runnersup were Mrs. S. C. Carter and M.iss B. Payne with scores of 213 and Sol respectively. The men's competition for the Hockley Cup was won by B. Middlcton, with an average of 72 for thrco rounds. KIWITAHI CLUB [from ouii own correspondent] MORR/INSVJLLE, Tuesday The second round of the men's foursomes competition of tho Kiwitahi Golf Club resulted as follows:—Ogilvie and Dennis, fit). 7(i—150; Hcaton and Cameron, 70, 7(i—110; Wiseman and Polglasc, 08, 7'1 —H2; A. Cunningham and Feisst, 71, 70 —150; I\. Cunningham nnd R. Barlow, 08, so—MS; H. Johns and Me.lntyre, 80, 72 —152; MacQueen and Houston, HS, 05—153; G. Johns and Moyes, 05, (JO —125. MATAMATA CLUB [by telegraph—own coruespondknt] MATAMATA, 'Tuesday Tho Matamata Golf Club's Burry Cup competition, played over 30 holes, was won by S. R. Sims. Following wero tho best cards returned: —S. It. Sims, GO, 73—142; 1). Townsend, 72, 71—1<J3; C. Irvine, 74. 74—148; C. Doreen, 77, 72—110; A. M. Madill, 72, 77—140; R. Mentiplay, 70, 70 —152; W. Hollis, 73, 80—153; W. Wilson, 70. 74—-153; D. V. Silk, 71), 71 C. S. Tapp, 85, 00 —154. Following, were tho results or tho August medal rounds:—Seniors.- C. S. Tapp, 84, 15 —09; J. D. Sherwin, !)5, 'Jl—7l; C. Doreen, 82, 10—72; 11. J. Buckley, 03, 20 —73; J. Lee, 84, 10 —74; C. Irvine. 05, 21—74; D. V. Silk, 03, JO—74; R. Reld, 03, 10—74; R. Beavor. 89, 14—75; S. Sims, 97. 22—75; R. Mentiplay, 85, 9—76; W. Wilson, 100, 24—76; H. Koeley, 87, 10—77j

A. M. Madill. 09, 22—77; W. Davidson, 03, 10 —77; N. Johnston, 80, 8—78; L. Main, 07, 10—78; T. R. Bluck, 95, 17—78; G. Campbell, 08, 10 —70. Juniors: W. Townsend, 05. '_'5 —70; T. Lynch, 102, 30—72; A. Ryun, 102, i!0 —70; W. Hallis, 105, 25 —SO. PLAY AT CLEVEDON The Clevedon Golf Club's monthly medal round for thn Keiulerson Stnrs resulted as follows: —Seniors: G. R. Munro, 01. 10—75. Juniors: A. Browne. M. Bryan, equal, 101, 24—84. A flasr match for J. Colquhoun's trophy was won by CJ. R. Munro, who carried the flag to the 18th preen PAEROA COMPETITION [by telegraph—OWN con respondent] PAEROA, Tuesday The winner of tho Paeroa Ladies' Golf Club's Auffust round on the recount was Miss E. Buchanan with a score of -113, 30— 77. Miss Buchanan also won Mrs. Shaw's trophy for tho eclectic match with 101, 30— 05. Miss Paterson, 81. 14—07, and Miss Gamble. 80, 10-—O7. tieil for second place and Mrs. McCarthy, 102, 31—OS, was fourth. BARDOWIE CLUB [from oun owx correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday Following were the results In the first round of the men's championships of the Bardowie Golf Club: — Seniors. —P. Bright, beat F. Ray, 0 and 4; W. Sinecton beat E. Burns. 0 and 4; T. Appleby beat A. Pearce, 3 and 2; I. Litchwark beat .T. McFarlnne, 2 up; S. Nicholson bent K. Morris, 1 up; H. Schwieters defaulted to M. Rune. Intermediate. —J. Bryco beat R. Ferguson, 1 up; W. Laurent beat A. C. Wallis. <! and F. Green beat L. Carey, 5 and 4; W. Stewarl brat. F. M. Oliver, at the 21*t; C ; Bovce beat F. Morris, 3 and '2; B. Towncnd beat S. Richards, 2 up; W. Rush defaulted to R. McDonald; A. E. Gill beat W. Edwards, 2 up. , , Junior—W. R. Godfrey beat A. Ellis, r» and 4; C. Godfrey beat W. Ynrdley. 2 up; J. Linsley beat H. Pane:, 5 and 3. The f<dlowing won by default:—-P. Graham, LGibbs, J. McLeod.