INTER-CLUB MATCH

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23358, 29 May 1939, Page 15

INTER-CLUB MATCH

HAMILTON TEAMS WIN TITIRANGI PLAYERS BEATEN MARGIN OF SEVEN GAMES [FRCM OCR OWN CORKKSPONWKNT] HAMILTON, Sunday An inter-club golf match was pla.vcd to-day between the Titirangi and Hamilton Clubs at St. Andrews, Hamilton winning by 15 matches to 8. The home players won six four-ball matches to two, with one all square and nine singles matches to six. two being all square. The results were, Tiiirangi players being named first: Four-ball.—You up and Davidge lost to Glading and Scccombe, I down; Robson and Ohlson lost to Taylor and Ferguson, I atul 2; Carr and Laycock beat Finn and Kelly, 2 and I; Carnaelian and Christensen lost, to Fa hey and Mearcroft, ,'S and 2; Knight and Burgess lost ti> Grocott and McLeod. :? and —; Maxwell and Franklin beat Winger and Dnxfield. t up; llewson and .lafTery lost to Seabrook and Kins, ;i and ■_>; Thomson and Taylor and Bindon and Liddell, all square; Bye and Roberts lost to MeCaw and Waring, and 1. Singles.—J. 11. Young lost to R. 11. Glading, 5 and :i; \V. ,T. Davidge beat G. Seccombe, 2 up; H. L. Robson lost to G. L. Taylor, Ohlsori lost to 0. G. Ferguson, R. B. Carr beat A. Finn. I and 11. Laycock beat M. A. Kelly. 1 up; Carnaelian lost to A. M. Fahey, 1 down; Christensen lost to Marcroft, 1 down; L. Knight lost to E. Grorott, 2 and I; I'. Maxwell and N. Winger, all square; Franklin beat Duxfield, (» and 5; Hewson lost to.Seabrook, -J and .1; Jaffery and King, all square: G. Thomson beat G. H. Bindon. 1 up; Taylor lost to Liddcll .1 down; Bye lost to McCaw. 1 and 3; Rohi erts beat Waring, a and -J. COLTMAN CUP SECOND ROUND AT AKARANA Following were the results of the second .•otinri of the Coltman Cnp plaved bv members of the Akarana Golf Club:—G M. Graham (ft), beat X. Surridge (-21),. 1 up; S. Robinson (15). beat A. Jack no). 4 and 3; C. R. Inglis (20). beat A. Baker (17), 3 and 2; H. Cullen Mi),- beat C. Read Oft) and 1; W. Dickinson no), beat F. Wimble (1C). 1 up; S. Bryant <y). beat X. Anderson (17), 2 and 1; D. A. Merryweather (10), beat M. Kicl.v (8). 1 and 0; A. Bain (IS), beat K. O. Hume (15). 5 and 1. A bogey match played in conjunction with the Coltman Cnp resulted in a win for H. Cullen (5), with a card of all square. The following were the next best; —H. Porteous m). 1 down; X. Surridge (17). W. Dickinson 112). J. Danks (17), 2 down. REMUERA CLUB SUCCESS OF J. P. RALPH The first round of the president's prize competition of four medal rounds was played by members of the Renruera Golf Club under difficult conditions. The following were the host cards returned: —J. P. Ralph. 77. <i—7l; W. Kilgonr. St. 13 —71: H. Green. 07, 21—73; T. Gill. 84. 10—74; C. T. Iveegan. St. 10 —74; R. Collins, S7. 12—75. Ralph won' the concurrent medal on the count-back. In the semi-final of the captain's prize, T. Gill beat M. Mcßeth. l up. LADIES' OPEN DAY COMPETITIONS AT PUPUKE Over (JO competitors took part in a ladies' open day golf tournament for week-end players at the Pupuke course. The first division match was won by Miss A. Wilson (Glendowie), with a card of 8(5. The next best scores were:—-Miss M. Gunthorp (Glendowie), 04. 22 —72; Mrs. M. Blair (North Sliore). 04 1 !>—7s: Miss B Brindel (North Shore). OS, 22—76; Miss P. Hayes (Akarana), 90, 10 —77. The best gross score in the second division was returned by Mrs. M. Morgan (Orakei), 102. The best net cards were: Miss K. Nash (North Shore), 100, 35—74; Miss B. Byrch (Pupuke), 100 31 —75; Miss S. Graham (Pupuke), 108. 30 —78 A Canadian foursomes match played over 12 holes resulted jn a tie between Miss J. Long and Miss P„ Hayes (Akarana), 'Mrs. M. Wood and' Miss Burns (Orakei), 05, 7—5S, Miss Sexton and Miss M. Campbell (Popuke), 04, <> —SS, and Miss A. Clark and Miss Punch (Orakei), 70, 12—58. Miss Lous; and Miss Hayes won on the count back. In the putting competition, Miss J. Long (Orakei), and Miss M. Sexton (Pupukp), tied, Miss Sexton winning on the count back. • . HAMILTON CLUB BOGEY HANDICAP WINNERS

[khom orit ow.v coi:ni:siMiNi»i;.\T] HAMILTON, Sunday A bogey handicap was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club at St. Andrew's links yesterday under ideal conditions. The following were the best cards returned:—Zeisler, 2 up; F. W. Groom. H. J. McMullin, G. L- Taylor, 1 up; A. Petersen and J. Norman, all SQuare; P. G.'Russell, J?. B. Hart. 1 down; G. Burgess, M. Frost, J. G. Ferguson, 2 down. F. W. Groom won the senior bogey. A. Petersen the intermediate, and Ziesler the junior. CLENDOWIE CLUB A four-ball best-ball bogey handicap was played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club. The best cards were:—G. Wynyard and A. Ivildare. :i up; V. Johns and G. Palmer. 2 up; J. Campbell and T. Barry, 2 up; W. Laxon and 1,. H. Jackson. 1 up; H. Jolly and P. Hawken, all square; H. Bray and J. Pollsen, 1 down. TITIRANGI CLUB A bogey handicap competition played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club war. won by J. Gilmour with a card of all square. Other carjls were:—G. W. Burgess, A. C. Jacob. J. C. Graham. I down. The best cards returned in the second round for the Self Cup were:—J. C. Graham, £3 1 n —71; A. ('. Jacob. 82. 9 —73; J. M. Coltman, 81. s—7fi; J. Gilmour, SO, 10—70. The leading scores on completion of the second round for the Self Cup were:—J. C. Graham, 113; L. H. Rogers. 146; A. C. Jacob, 117; J. M. Coltman. 150. MAUNCAKIEKIE CLUB Following were the best cards returned in a Stableford bogey match played by members of the Maungakiekif Golf Club: —D. Winstone. 25 12—37; W. G. Clavis. 20. S—37; J S. Wiseman, 27, 0—30; J. Pelham. :t.>, 1—36; J. H. Earle. 33. 2 —35; C'. S. Craig, .»:{ | |—3J; A. Z. Schischka, 20, B—3l. Win=tone won on the count-back.

YACHT SQUADRON'S TOURNEY In a medal match played by members of (he Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron in a tournament at Titirangi the best cards were returned by R. Tfippenden, 71, and A. i J. Court. 7t. The four-ball best-ball bogey match was won by F. A. Brown and J. F. Hollinrake, •*> up. . . A Stableford competition was won by T. Gill, with a score of .11. MANUKAU CLUB The Heald Cup match played by members of the Manukau Golf Club resulted in a win for F. Fearnley and Mrs. Bradstreet. 2 down. Other cards were:—A. Irvine and Mrs. Wardell. 1 (town: X. Widdowson and M. J. Little, 1 down; S. Gollan and Mrs., Xapier, \°Vicdal round played for the dub's tankard resulted in a win for A. Fordyce, ,c.) .<o—(>!). Other carets were:-—X. Flliott, ?7—71 ; A- Bridges. 02. 2» —72; B. Cooper. So, 12—7.'!; J. Alexander, So. 10—75 OTAHUHU CLUB Senior and junior medal rounds played by "members of tho Otahuhu Golf Club resulted us follows: . Senior. —L. if- Smith ,83. 12—71; ,T. L. Clark. 71, 2—72; J. Hosking, S2. 10 —72. Junior. —W. J. Mdhuish, S7. 18 —GO. Others were:—R. W. Sharp, 07. 2-1 —7:i. The best cards in the first round of the Grange Cup were:—,l. 'J. Clark, <!; A. R. Jones. H. Bell. 70: W. B. Eustace. SI. The first round of the Wade Cup wa-s played and the leading cards were:—W. J. Melhutsh, S*7 18 —60: L. M. Smith. S3, 12—71; ,T. L. Clark, 7-1, 2—72; J. Hosking, S2, 10—72. WAIUKU COMPETITIONS [I'JtOM OUK OWX COIMtESf'ONDKNT] WAIUKU, Sunday The best cards returned in a medal round played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club yesterday were:—Seniors: M. Aldred. 81, i;j—71; R. Ohlson, 85, 12 —73; A. Ohlson, 82, 7—75; T. Bloomfield, SO, o —7o; D. Douglas, 91, 17 —77. Juniors: A. Dayman, 10H. 21 —70. Playing for the Duff Cup, W. Hamilton beat W. Flavell, 2 and 1, and J. Forbes, jun., beat W. Jerram, 1 np.