GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25243, 2 July 1945, Page 3

GOLF CONTESTS

CLUB COMPETITIONS ' BLEDISLOE CUP WINNER Good weather conditions prevailed for golfers during the week-end and excellent progress was made with the various club competitions. The final of the Bledisloe Cup, played at Akarana under the control of the Maungakiekie club, was won by W. Darley, whose handicap proved too much for J. Tanner. Results were:— Auckland. —Fourth round of captain's prize: M. H. Yock beat C. N. .Tacobsen, 1 up; V. E. Masters beat K. N. R. Wilson. 5 and 4; B. H. Mcnzies beat A. J. Friedlander, '2 and 1; S. C. Hodges beat I. C. TTorton, 3 and 1; J. S. Colegrove beat E. Fitzgerald, 3 and 1; O. Brewer beat B. Robinson, 7 and 0; W. A. Donald beat E. P. Spencer, 1 up; E. B. Brown beat E. L. Bartleet, 3 and 2. Third round of W. B. Colbeck Memorial: J. F. Ewen beat E. J. Richardson, 7 and 5; P. H. Bell beat J. Worley, 3 and 2; G. Hartshorn beat C. I. Nathan, 3 and 1; T. de Clive Lowe beat A. M. Grant, 2 and 1; P B. Phillips beat S. A. Carr, 2 and 1; C. H. Knight beat H. Plumley, 3 and 1; W. S. Douglas beat S., Braham, 4 and 2; E. Lawford beat L. C. M. Saunders, 5 and 4. Second round of Top Dogs: J. Jones and A. J. Friedlander beat R. W. Steel and H. N. Eiby, 5 and 4; W. S. Spenre and J. L. Blackmore beat A. L. Macdonald and W. L. Wiseman, 5 and 4; M. .T. Hubbard and B. Thompson beat P. A. Johnston and H. P. Johnston, at, tho 19th; S. C. Hodges and A. 11. Kirkup beat M. H. Yock and F. M. Short t. 3 and 2 ; 11. Plumley and H. Plumley, jnn„ beat F. A. Abbott and J. H. Goyder, 3 and 2; A. Robinson and B. Robinson beat C. S. White and E. Fitzgerald, 3 and :l; W. A. Donald and P : C. Savage beat R. G. Williams and E. Lichtenstein, 5 and 4; 0. Brewer and F. do Malmanche beat J. S. Colegrove and C. T. Halsted, 1 up; R. W. G. Anderson and R. L. McNiven beat W. S. Douglas and B. M. Hay, 2 and 1; R. H. Gyllies and D. G. Brown beat K. P. Worley and J. Worley, 8 and 7; W. Wilson and K. N. R. Wilson beat R. H. Williamson and C. N. Jacobsen, 4 and 2; E. B. Brown and J. P. Aldred beat P. Braham and S. M. Braham, 7 and 0; K. McK. Wilson and W. M. Bell beat H. P. Williamson and E. P. Spencer, at the 10th; E. L, Bartleet and W. L. Wyber beat P. 11. Bell and T. A. H. Olipbant, 3 and 2. Medal round: J. H. Goyder, 70, 8—71; E. L. Bartleet. 75, 2—73; W. L. Wiseman, S3, 10—73; C. H. Knight, 78, 4 —74; 0. Brewer. 78. 4 —74; H. T. Johnston, 85, 11—74. , „ , Titirangl.—Four-ball Stableford: H. Steele 112) and H. Adams (1.9). 42 points: G. H. Aitken (8) and B. Davis (24), 40; G. Gardiner (12) and R. Lincoln (18), 39; J. Grierson <8) and R. B. -Mason (24), 30; C, P. Worley (14) and N. Honeyfield (17). 38; C. Horton (8) and H. W. Sinclair (17), 38. Maungakieklo.—Final of Bledisloe Cup: W. Darlev (20) beat J. Tanner (8), 4 and 3. Medal round: C. F. Learwood, 81. 16 —08; S. Hanna, 93, 23—70; L. J. Poff. 85, 13—72; 5. Barclay, 94. 22—72; R. A. Brett 85, 12—73; H. W. Fisher, 80. 7—73; C. R. Woollams, 03, 20—73; G. Impey, 93, 20—73 Akarana. —First round of Tyler Memorial Cup: T. J. Lawson. 75. 4—71; H. F Schoen, 75. 4—71; J. Suridge. 85. 13—72; L. Cummins. 84, 12—72; W. A. Campbell, 80, 8— ,2; J. Linton, 76, 3—73; W. J. Rogers. 80, 7—73; 1 ilurley, 85, 12—73; K. Pick- < ering, 85. 12—73. Fuller Memorial Cup results: R. T. Williams, 85. 15—70; P. Y. O'Brien. 95, 24—71; L. Makin, 90. 18—72; G. Cassells-Brown. 97. 24 —73; F. R. Wilkins. 95. 22—73; W. Cash. 92 19—73. Medal round: Williams, 70. Semifinals of Coltman Cup: A. Heard beat W A. Dickenson. 6 and 15; J. Linton beat F. Busby, 3 and l. Semi-final of Edwards Trophy: J. Dorman beat T. Picton. 3 and 2; A. C. Hei> ring beat T. R. Brewer, 3 and 1. Combined Stanleford, 10 holes: Jt Linton arid W. A. Campbell, 57. Remuera. —Stahleford competition: W. Kilsour, 36; C. T. Keetran. 35; R. McKay, iun., R. McKay, 33; C. Robinson, 32. North Shore. —Four-ball, best-ball bogey: W Barr-Brown and G. E. Waite, 8 up; T. Millar and W. E. King, M. Adams and C. Blomfield, 6 up; G. Hudson and K. Iruscott, I). S. Mac Donald and G. Holloway, D. J. Reid and E. Warhaft, L. E. Joy and D Sharp. 3 up. C. Blomfield returned a card of 87, 21—60, which is eight strokes below the course bogey of 74. Waitemata. —Bogey competition: J. VVoollev. all square; R. W. Sinclair. 3 down; R. b. | Kennings. J. Ogden, 4 down; D. Ekdahl, 5 down. Second bmrey match: A. D. MacGregor. 1 1 down; D. Ekdalil. 2 down: I. A. Ross. J. 1 Ogden, 0. Townshend, 5 down. ; Orakei. —Bogey competition: N. Willis. 2 i up; L. Lees. E. Pullam. all sauare; F Parkinson, W. Jones. 1 down. Final of Hughes and s Cossar Cup: E. Cullum and R. Douglas beat i A. Brett, and A. Whitten. 1 up. Final of . Waitemata Cup: A. Marshall beat R. Jack- , son, 1 up. _ t Grange.—Medal handicap: A. L. Bird. 89. , 22 —07; G. Latta. 95. 24—7.1; C. Skinner. 91 r 19—72; J. C. Castle. 76, 3—73; G. C. Lyttel- * ton, 84, 1 L—73. Final of Ballin Cup: H. I. f Pearson beat W. Christensen. 2 and 1. Einai i of Eccles Cup: J. C. Castle beat V C. Blair, I 1 up. Quater-finals of consolation: A. L. Bird „ beat J. Webber. 5 and 4; A. R. Croxson beat , R. Makgill, 0 and 5; J. C. Clark beat A. Siiiales, 4 and 2. , , Mariukau.—Manurowa Cup, three rounds net medal: M. Clark. 75, 71. 74—220; B. Armstrong 74, 76, 73—223: G. E. Hunter, ,6. y 74 76—226; G. E. Revell. S3, 71. 78— tl 232; J. Johns, 77. 80. 75—232; R. C. Nixon, >• 75, 77, 81—233; B. Morse, 80, 76. 82—238. !> Stableford competition: B. Armstrong. E. a Marnie, 32; G. E. Revell. 31. Armstrong won II on a count-back. . , ■. Manukau Ladles.—Second round of Mrs I- Heald's Trophy: Mrs Maclntyre. 99. 27 —72; d Mrs Stokes. 100, 27—73; Mrs Casey. 92. r, \ is—74- Mrs Barnard, 92. 18 —74; Mrs Oldn field, 106. 30 —76. Stableford competition: o Mrs K. Oldfield and Mrs J. Brown, 48; Mrs , Hunter and Airs Wade, 47; Mrs Stokes and it Mrs Swan. 45; Mrs Barnard and Mrs Muir,

44. Pupuke Ladles.—First round of Williamson Cup: Miss Sexton beat Miss Sherriff, 7 and 0; Miss Turn bull beat Miss Porter, S and 7; Miss Clark beat Mrs Braund. 4 and 3; Miss Orr beat Miss Moore, 0 and 4; Miss Calver beat Miss Bourke, 3 and 2 ; Mrs Currie beat Mrs Barnes, 4 and 3; Mrs Mills beat Miss Young, 7 and 6; Mrs Andrew won by default from Miss Lorie; Miss Thomas won by default from Mrs Bond. North Shore Ladles.—Flag match: Mrs D. Boys placed the flag on the 10th green. Orakei Ladies. —Prince Cup bogey competition: Mrs E. Gardiner, 1 down; Mrs E. M. Dovle, 4 down; Miss S. Logan, 5 down: Miss M 'Treen. Mrs B. Wells. Miss N. Wyllie. Miss K' Glad well, Mrs N. Lee, 6 down. Rotorua. —McDonald Cup semi-finals: D. W. Smith beat S. E. Carr, at the 19th; H. Taylor beat G. Harker, 2 up. Stableford competition: J. Paterson. 36. The annual match between teams representing the "R,N.Z.A.F. and Soldiers' Convalescent Hospitals and the Rotorua Golf Club will be played next Sunday. Teams will comprise 24 men a side.

TOWN BEATS COUNTRY

REPRESENTATIVE HOCKEY

The first representative fixture under the control of tbe Auckland Hockey Association this season was played on Saturday afternoon at Papatoetoe, when the Town representatives defeated the Country by 5 coals to 4. Country was the first to attack and iNeeley scored. Country still had the better of exchanges until the Town forwards broke through and, beatins the defence. Nunn scored. Lown kept up the pressure and forced a penalty corner .from which Lawry netted. Country replied with a sustained onslaught and only spectacular goalkeeping by Jenkins kept the Town coal intact. He was eventually beaten, however, by Andrews after a fine forward movement. Keeping up the pressure Wyatt scored two goals in quick succession to give Country a lead of 4—2 at half-time. m . .. The second spell saw the Town displaying better combination and understanding. After a bout of midfield play it made a solid effort and Lawry found the net. It was not long before Stevens netted to make the scoro even. Both aides made strenuous efforts to gain the advantage but the defence held in each case until, after some hectic play in the Country circle, Rouyhton scored to give lown the odd goal advantage just on time. Messrs H. E. Walts and 0. Cooke were the umpires. Devonport Shield Competition.—-Results of first round: United, S (Neal 3 Fenton 3 , Sur ; gener 2), St. Luke's. 1 (B. Richardson); Owai Rovers, 3 (Lawrence, Baker, Bock), Training College. 1 (Bedggood); Somerville, 2 (Marshall 2), Mount Eden, 0; Grammar Old Boys, 10 (Alison 1, G. Lawry 2, Kernshaw 2, Ross 2); Whenuapai. 3 (Hudson 2 Twigden); Universitv, 7 (Beard 2, Dibble, Thomas, Cooper. Jones, Jnriss). Navy, 5 (Josey 3. Moore. Bush); Air Force Central. 5 (Hull 2 Martin, Carruthers, Crawley), Ardmore, 2 (Kelly, Hallett). LADIES' ASSOCIATION The association conducted a field day on Saturday, the results being:— Junior 75Yds Championship.—E. Titchener (Takapuna. Grammar), 1; D. Eustace (lakapuna Grammar), 2, N. Ruge (lakapuna Grammar)., 3. T Intermediate Championship, 75Yds. L. Murphy (Mount Eden), 1, L. Hall (Berlei), 2; R. Murphy (Mount Eden). 3. Senior Championship. 751d5.-~-F. Hogben (University), 1: M. Goulding draining College), 2; J. Billington (University), 3. Relay Races.—Junior grade: lakapuna. 1; Wesley' 2; Training College. 3. Intermediate grade: College B, I; Mount Eden, 2; College 3. Senior grade: University, I; Training College. 2; Technical Old Girls 3 Final Points.—Senior grade: Technical Old Girls 14; University. .10. Intermediate grade: Mount Eden, 20- University. 8. Junior grade: Takapuna, 24; Childswear. 8. ROAD CYCLING RACES Manukau Amateur Club.—The seventh annual race for the Coronation Cup was held on Saturday afternoon over a course of 25% miles, the result being:—W. J. S. Nash, 7m, 1; L. B. Kent, 8m 30s, 2; F. W. Willis, 7m, 3. Fastest time: A. W. Stonex, scr, 72m 335. Lynndalo Amateur Club.—The club held a 20-mile race over the Point Chevalier-Hender-son return course. The result was:—J. Hyde, 15m, 1 • K. Fielding, Bm, 2; R. Saunders. Brn, 3. Fastest time: J. Hill (scr), 47m 343 a club record. _ Papatoetoe Amateur Club.—The club held a race over the Clcvedon course of 31 miles. The result was:—C. Staines, 14m, 1; C. James 15m, 2; J. Lowe, 15m, 3. Fastest time: V. Lowe (lm 30s), 84m 50s. Northern Amateur Club.—The club held & contest for the eighth annual captain's cup over a 25-miles course at Te Papa pa. Result: R. Shewan, 6m. 1; R. Clark, 10m, 2; E. Smith. 6m, 3. Fastest time: R. Walker (lm), 80m 233.