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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19107, 31 August 1936, Page 12

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POVERTY BAY CLUB THE 0. S. BURT CUP WON BY M. R„ MAUDE A cup presented By Mr. 0. S. Burt, to the member of the Poverty Bay Golf Club who returned the best eight net medal cards in conjunction with the tankard competitions for May, June, July, and August, was won by AI. IT. Maude with an aggregate of 552. Maude’s average was 69 for the round, a net 62 assisting him with this creditable result.

The other aggregates were as follow ; —j, O. Wilkie, 557: D. E. Ohrisp. 559; A. W. Harper, 562; E. Jenkinson, 562; F. Fenwick. 564; W. D. Armstrong. ~64: 0. (). Hansen, 565: D. W. Hardwick, 570: P. C. Dwyer. 570. AUGUST TANKARD MEDAL The results of the first test round of the ' August tankard medal in the two handicap divisions are as follow: Handicap 14 and under.—AY. 1.. Irwin (10), 70; C. 11. Bowen (11). 75; W. D- Barker (5), 75; P. C. Dwyer (10), 75; I. D. Bramwell (8), 76; M. RMaude (8), 77.

Handicap 15 and' over. — *. G. Cairns! (16), 72; T. Wauchop (24). 73; J. W. Parker (21), 75; A. AY. Harper (16), 75; 0. G. Thornton (22), 78. STAB 1 .EFORD BOGEY

The Stableford bogey match, played on Saturday afternoon, was won by AY. L. Irwin with 35 and the results were as follow:—W. L. Irwin (9), 36; D. E. Chrisp (9), 35; J. AI. Kay (10), 34; E. T. Brosnahan (10), 33; G. 1. l'arker (34), 33; J. AV. Parker (18), 33: T N. Hamilton (9), 32; A. F. Salmon (IS), 32; T. J. .Corkery (9), 31; C. ll._Bowen (30), 31; A. W. Harper (14). oO; M. H. Maude (7), 29; 11. D. Chrisp (15), 29; B. Kahlenberg (9), 29.

A NNUA L TO’U RNAM EN T TO-AIORRUAV

The annual tournament- of the Poverty Bay Golf Club will commence to-morrow with the playing of the qualifying rounds. The first players lu drive oil will tee up at 8.40 a.m. The draw is as follows : From No. 1 tee. —8.40 a.m.. T. J. Corkery. W. D. Armstrong, and D. B. 'Barry; 8.45 a.m., J. 0. iMusgrave, IL AY. Buriiard, and AV. L. Irwin; 8.50 a.m., N. 11. Bull, AV. D. Barker, and P. C. Dwyer ; 8.55 a.m., E. Jenkinson, C. 0. llansen, and E. R. Beckett; 9 a.m., AT. R. Maude, A. G. Lancaster, and G. Atkinson; 9.5 a.m., E. Candy, AL Brownlie, and K. W. Bull: 9.10 a.m., A. G. Cairns. IT. A. Pidduck, and F. Faram; 9 15 a m., J. E- Shimmin, G. AL Reynolds, and M. AV. Craig; 9.20'a.m., E. D. Burnard, D. E. Chrisp, and R, J. AI. Reynolds; 9.25 a.m., B. S. Bree, D. AlcIldowie, and 0. K. Lowe; 9.30 a.m., B. Kahlenberg. J. C Wilkie, and J. AI. Kay; 9.35 a.m., F. Kahlenbergv J?. .Tenkills, and W. K. Andrews. Fi'om No. 10 tec —8.45 a.m., W. AI. Jenkins. W. F. Kennedy, and J. W. Barton ; 8.50 a.m., C. A. Macklev, IT. D. Chrisp, and J. L. Clarkson : 8.55 a.m., F. N. Holder, G. P. Wilson, and F. A. Barton; 9 a.m., AV. Cave, AV. J. ATclldowie, and P. 11. Dow; 9.5 a.m., F. Bellcrby, R-. E. Barton, and T. AA r , Bayliss ; 9.10 a.m., J. S. Jessep, G, T. Bull, and R-. Dobson: 9.15 a.m., A. 11. Dow, 0. 0. Thornton, and T. J. Simmonds; 9.20 a.m.. AV. V. R. Luttrell, R. Halbert, and F. AI. Orr. GISBORNE PARK CLUB SEMI-FINAL CUP PLAY The wet weather on Saturday after noon did not favour members of the Gisborne Park Golf Olub, and few players completed their rounds. Four semi-finals were played, two for the De Costa Cup and two for the Chrisp Cup. The results of the cup play were as follow: De Costa Cup.—G. L. Winter heat G. P. Wilson, one up; K* R. Kay beat T. AV. Bayliss at the nineteenth. Chrisp Cup.—T. M. AVarner beat B. At. Terry ; B. IT. Dodge heat A. 1). Tarr. The only completed cards handed in in the match play were: P. A. Gavin, 64; J. A. Williams, 65; G. L. Winter, 68; L. Duncombe, 69; J. W. Reed, 72; and J. G. Bray, 76. The final of the North Island v. South Island fourball match was played during the week-end, Bray and Dryland representing the north and Steele and Harris the south. An even game resulted and the issue was in doubt'to the twentieth, when the South Island pair emerged the winners.