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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23045, 23 November 1936, Page 5

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OTAGO CLUB The following are the results in ths first round of the Otago Club championship and other competitions held on the Balmacewen links on Saturday afternoon:— CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP A. G. Sime defeated S. E. Field 3 and 2. ' ' J. H. M'Dougall defeated A. Lucas 3 and 2. T. C. Tyrell defeated K. Ross 3 and 2. J. A. Scpuler defeated J. M. Sidey 5 and 4. T. B. Ferguson defeated W. S. Stewart 5 and 4. W. G. Wight defeated L. B. Whinam 6 and 4. H. J. Grayson defeated J. N Lemon T up. J. W. M'lntosh defeated H. W. Bundle 2 and 1. INTERMEDIATE COMPETITION First Round W. F. Edmond defeated I. Carr 1 up. C. W. Glover defeated K. A. Ross 2 and 1. R. D. B. Paterson defeated A. M. Cameron 4 and 3. H. Brash defeated C. R. Spackman 3 and 2. V. E. Galway defeated C. W. Birch 4 and 3. BALMACEWEN CUP First Round S. G. Paris defeated B. S. Bevin 5 and 4. G. L. Ferguson defeated J. P. Cook 7 and 6. J. E. Hamilton defeated S. G. Cook 3 and 2. G. W. Bowron defeated A. J. Gilman 4 and 3. W. A. Mathieson defeated A. W. S Ritchie 2 and 1. W. D. Taylor defeated P. S. Glasson 3 and 1. W. W. Johnstone defeated L. A Doolan 6 and 5. N. G. Allen defeated P. Caley 1 up. P. S. Anderson defeated W. Lang 3 and 2. G. A. Russell defeated I. S. Cantrell 5 and 4. VETERANS' CUP First Round J. R. Bartholomew defeated F. T Anderson 4 and 3. W. E. C. Reid defeated D. R. Noble 4 and 3. ST. CLAIR CLUB Good conditions prevailed in the second round of match play for the annual championship events on Saturday afternoon.. In the club championship the remaining first round match between C. B. Wight and H. A. Gamble resulted in a win for Wight by 2 up and 1 to play. The second round resulted as follows: — J. E. Matheson defeated .D. S. M'Lean at the nineteenth. C. B. Wight defeated A. Lawrence. 6 and 5. C. Rhodes defeated W. D. M'Kenzie, 4 and 2. D. C. Bennie defeated J. H. Chapman, 2 and 1. DEWAR CUP (Intermediate). J. H. Robertson defeated L. E. Routledge, 2 and 1. W. M'Ghie defeated J. W. Delbridge, 1 up. J. C. St. George defeated W. F. Sligo, 6 and 4. E. N. Elder won by default from K. Chalmer. JUNIOR CUP A. Jefferson defeated J. F. Fleming, 3 and 2. E. J. Doogue defeated A. H. Myles, 6 and 5. R. T*. Simpson defeated A. G. Bayliss, 1 up. H. J. Rackley defeated J. B. Deaker, 2 up. . Although defeated in the Dewar Cup event, J. H. Delbndge was responsible for creating further interest in the proceedings by holing out in one at the ninth hole. The first teams' competition between St. Clair and Belleknowes was played at Corstorphine links during the week-end for a cup presented by the Belleknowes Golf Club. Conditions were ideal, and St. Clair registered a win of 12a to 3 J of the 16 game played. Although the games consisted of match plav on handicap, the advantage of local knowledge counted greatly in favour of St. Clair players. BELLEKNOWES CLUB The Stableford Bogey Pairs played on Saturday afternoon under ideal climatic conditions resulted in a win for R. Penman and E. M'Parland B GRADE St. George (102 for three) defeated Planet 38 and 34. For St. George A. Thomas made 62 not out; D. Richardson two for 10. For Planet L. Freeman made 12, D. Richardson 10, M. Huband 11; P. Hannagan nine wickets for 17 runs, M. Cole three for eight. Invicta 77 (I. Wood 22, Skilbeck 10 not out) beat King Edward Foresters 44 and 27 (Dyke 11 and Freeman 14). Green Island 75 (N. Oliver 34) defeated Grange 48. Bowling for Green Island A. Berry took seven for 12. IN OTHER CENTRES (Per United Press Association) AUCKLAND, Nov. 22. [deal conditions prevailed for the third series of matches in the Auckland Cricket Association's senior championship competition yesterday. Results: Eden 168 (Carson 46, Mills 43; Cowie five for 41, Felts five for 44) met Grafton 137 for three wickets (Ellis 59 not out, Spring 48). King's Old Boys 334 (Caughey 176, Smith 69, Fisher 37; Elliott three for 43) met Y.M.C.A. 12 for one wicket. Parnell 152 (Wallace 42; Simpson seven for 58) met North Shore 120 for two wickets (Walters 49 not out. Emery 38 not out). Ponsonby 102 (Butler five for 21) mei University 86 for six wickets (Bush 30; Snedden three for 21, Cleverley three for 27). WELLINGTON, Nov. 22. The senior cricket competition was continued in perfect weather yesterday. Old Boys 377 (Lamason 73, Brown 71. Du Chateau 52, Griffiths 51) played Kilbirnie two for 41. Karori 272 (Hollings 69. Rowe 53; Crawford five for 55) played Midland two for 89 (Tindill 39 not out). Institute 322 (M'Lean 76, Scott 64, Burke 43) played Wellington none for eight. Hutt 184 (M'Carthy 75, Capstick 63; Tricklebank eight for 66) Dlayed University five for 108. CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 22. The grounds were hard and dry and the weather hot, with a north-west breeze, for the cricket matches on Saturday, when the third series of matches was concluded. Old Boys 342 drew with Lancaster Park 312 for seven wickets (Bellamy 50 Dryden 66. Cobden 60). St. Albans 199 and 39 for no wickets beat Old Collegians 84 (Tucker four wickets for 23, Lindloy four for 11) and 150 (Somerville 45: Lindley three for 19 and Tucker three for 20). Riccarton 140 and 214 for four wickets (Jacobs 66, Jackman not out 53. Roberts 60) beat East Christchurch 112 and 239 for eight wickets, declared (Waine 129). West Christchurch 206 and 13 for I four wickets (J. L, Kerr not out 52 > boat Sydenham 205 (Gasson 58).

with 59 points, W. Wilkinson and E. Simpson, and F. Kennedy and K. Bullock being next, equal, with 57 points. The following were some of the best cards handed in:—

R. Penman and E. M'Parland, 46 points (13), 59; W. Wilkinson and E. Simpson, 45 (12), 57; F. Kennedy and K. Bullock 44 (13), 57; G. Bell and S. M'Causland 39 (13), 52; W. Cook and S. Angell 39 (11), 50; J. Hope and D. Macpherson 39 (11) 50; D. M'Kay and S. Roberts 35 (12), 47; R. M'lver and E. Bastings 32 (14), 46; E. Ellison and G. Abbott 31 (15), 46. During the afternoon a presentation was made to Miss M. M'Leod on the eve of her wedding. THE TUSON CUP CHRISTCHURCH BEATS WELLINGTON (Per United Press Association) CHRISTCHURCH, Nov. 22. The annual match for the Tuson Cup between teams from the Christchurch and Wellington clubs was played yesterday. Christchurch retained the cup. Results (Christchurch names first): — FOUR-BALL A. R. Blank and C. J. Ward beat J. B. Graham and P. G. Whitcombe. R. G. Arnould and P. R. Godley lost to P. W. Blundell and G. Marchhsnks P. H. N. Freeth and E. J. Pumphrey halved with G. T. Dawson and D. G. Webster. C. A. Seymour and L. A. Dougall beat Sir Cyril ward and V. A. Ward. SINGLES Blank beat Graham. Arnould halved with Whitcombe. Godby beat Blundell. Ward beat Webster. Freeth ':>eat Dawson. Pumphrey halved with Marchbanks. Seymour beat Sir Cyril Ward. Dougall beat V. A. Ward. VETERANS' SALVER Christchurch also won the Veterans' Salver. Results:— Four-ball.—M. H. Godby and W. G. Morrison beat K. D. Duncan and W. Kiely; L. J. Taylor and W. Herman beat G. O. Sutton and R. W. Kirkby; E. J. Cordner and M. J. Louisson lost to Sir Alexander Roberts and G. Magnus; W. B. Purchas and J. O. Oliver beat W. E. Fussell and C. J. Reakes. Singles.—Godby lost to Duncan; Morrison beat Kiely; Taylor beat Sutton; Harman beat Kirkby; Cordner beat Roberts; Louisson beat Magnus; Purchas beat Fussell; Oliver beat Reakes.