POVERTY BAY GOLF CLUB

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18764, 22 July 1935, Page 12

POVERTY BAY GOLF CLUB

SATURDAY’S RESULTS TOURNAMENT PLAY Wet weather did not- affect play in the Poverty Bay Bolf Club’s A and B tournaments on Saturday and the first round was completed. The sandy nature of the soil in the locality of the Awapuni links allows the water to get away and makes play possible under almost any conditions. Wellington clubs are not so fortunate in this respect as with the continued heavy rain their links have become very heavy and reports have been received that players are permitted to tee up on all fairways. Results of the first round of play in the A and B tournaments arc as follow : R. W. J. Edwards d. A. -). Stock, 2 and l. P. C. Dwyer d. D. K. McLauchlan, 2 and 1. IT. W. McKeague d. C. H. Bowen, 5 and 4. T. J. Corkery d. L). Barker, 3 and 2. W. R. B. Willock d. E. R. Beckett, 2 and 1. F. Kahlenborg d. I. D. Bramwell, at the 23rd. F. Fenwick d. E. Mclktowie. 4 and 2. D. Armstrong d. E. Ross, 3 and 2. R. K. Gam brill d. G. W. Willock, at the 20tli. G. H. Sodden d. W. L. Irwin. 2 and 1. B. Jenkins d. H. D. Chrisp, I up. 11. Wells d. A. F. Houston, 2 up. | E. Jenkinson d. 1). Barry, 2 and 1. K. G. Butters d. G. 'll. Black, 3 and 1. C. O. Hansen d. 11. B. Tycrnian, 5 and 1. N. H. Bull d. I). E. Chrisp, 3 and 1. S. J. La voile d. J. llawkswort.li, 1 up. M. W. Craig d. P. R. Willock, 4 and 3. W. Jenkins d. W. J. Mclldowic, 2 up. L. C. Harries d. W. Cave, 2 and 1. C. A. MackJev d. R-. Dobson. 6 and 5. R. Clare d. F. Holder, at the 20th. A. G. Cairns d. G. M. Reynolds, 4 and 3. P. A. Barton d. J. 0. Musgrnve, 5 and 4. A. F. Salmon d. E. R. Black, 2 and 1. A. Burue d. It. J. M. Reynolds, 2 and 1. C. K. Lowe d. G. A. Revel], 6 and 5. D. Hardwick d. K. F. Jones, 3 and 1. BEST CARDS IN BOGEY MATCH Returning a. card two up in the bogey match on Saturday, P. A. Barton was announced as the winner. In the tol - lowing results the medal handicap is given, but for a bogey match the player has the advantage of only three-quarters of this handicap.

The best cards'were those of the fol- j lowing:— P. A. Barton (handicap 22) 2 up. R. J. M. Reynolds (18) 1 up. N. H. Bull (4) 1 up. B. Jenkins (6) 1 down. L). W. McKeague (12) 1 down. F. Rahlenberg (8) 2 down. W. F. Kennedy (15) 2 down. A. F. Salmon (16) 3 down. A. G. Cairns (10) 3 down. M. R. Maude (12) 3 down. J. E. Sliiimniii (19) 3 down. 17. Hebcuton (17) 4 down. The test round in the. July tankard competitions, for gross and net scores, will bo played next week-end.

LADIES’ GOLF OM AN CUP & BOGEY MATCH Following is the draw for the second qualifying round for the Oman Cup, combined with a bogey match, that is to be played'off to-morrow: — Mrs. Butters and Miss D. Faram; Miss P. O’Meara and Miss B. Kemp; Mrs. A. 11. Collett and Mrs. 11. Black; Mrs. K, R. Beckett and Mrs. .F. McFadyen; Miss M. Bun and Mrs. C. Bull; Mrs. Harper and Mrs. L. T. Burmud ; Miss Barns-Graham and Mrs. W. Cave; Mrs. F. Fenwick and Mrs. A. F. Houston ; Mrs. H. B. Tyermau and Mrs U. U. Burke; Mrs. A. Chrisp and Mrs. A. Russell; Miss Bagnall and Mrs. I). Chrisp; Mrs. F. T. Robinson and Miss P. Brosnnhan; Miss 11. Nolan and Mrs. 11. E. Maude; Mrs. G. Seddon and Mrs. .). A. Mackay; Mrs. Bean and Miss Macaulay; Mrs. W. Morley and Mrs. O. Burt; Mrs. It. Willock and Miss D. Adams; Miss M. Rees and Mrs. J. 0. Musgravo; Mrs. 11. "Armstrong and Mrs D. M. Mclldowic; Miss E. Dunn and Mrs. W. Hamilton Irvine; Miss P. Burke and Miss J. Muir; Mrs. P. Barker and Miss Alley; Mrs. 11. D. Chrisp and Mrs. J. Williams; Miss Pickering and Mrs. Kcndon : Miss M. Smith and Mrs. McKeague; Mrs. 0. Williams and Miss 0. Bright, and Mrs. P. Dwyer and ! Mrs. F. Wise.