POVERTY BAY GOLF

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19667, 27 June 1938, Page 8

POVERTY BAY GOLF

COURSE PLAYING WELL A. E. GUY LOWERS RECORD REYNOLDS CUP TOURNEY The Awapuni links record was lowered during the week-end by the Poverty Bay Golf Club’s professional, A. E. Guy, and now stands at G 9, two strokes under the scratch score. The course is working up well. The best round of the amateur members of the club has been 71. Guy's card read: Out: 5,2, 4. 4,4, 4,4, 4, 4—35. In: 3,3, 4,4, 4,4, 4,4, 4 —34. Total: G 9. The semi-finals in the Reynolds Cup tournaments resulted: — Reynolds’ Cup

Semi-final. —M. R. Maude d. W. J. Melidowie, 2 up; J. C. O. Hill d. F. Fenwick, at the twentieth; P. C. Dwyer d. G. M. Dodgshun, 1 up; I. D. Bramwell d. R. W. J. Edwards, 4 and 3. No. 1 Handicap Tournament Semi-final. —W. D. Barker d. R. PBaigent. 2 and 1: E. S. Toogood d. D. E. Chrisp, T up: T. F. Mitchell d. G. T. Parker, 2 up; K. W. Bull d. R. Barker, 4 and 3. No. 2 Handicap Tournament Semi-final—J. T. Skeet d. T. S. Wauchop, 5 and 4; D. W. Hardwick d. D. Hebenton, 4 and 3; A. J. Stock d. A. K. Russell, 1 up; T. J. Corkerv d. A. F. Houston, 2 and 1. The final of the May handicap tournament resulted in a win for J. C. O. Hill (13), beating E. S. Toogood (2) at the twenty-second. The Stableford bogey was won by E. R. Black (17) with 37 points, and the other best cards were: B. R. Adair (21), 3G; V. S. Caulton (21), 3G; E. T. Brosnahan GO), 35; W. K. Andrews (4), 35; J. O. Musgrave (11), 34; E. L. Adams (21), 34; E. R. Beckett (ID. 32- D. W. McKeague (10), 32; F. Kohlenberg (8), 31; O. H. Simmonds (10), 30.

The club's annual tournament will be held in the second week of the school holidays, August 30, 31, and September 1. the previous dates having been altered on account ol the Rotorua fixture. GISBORNE PARK CLUB CHRISP CUP TO WINTER D.G.L. ROUND PLAYED

After an even tussle, L. L. Winter was successful in beating A. H. Dow. 2 and 1, in the final of the Chrisp Cup scries played by members of the Gisborne Park Golf Club.

The second round of the D.C.L. Cup series resulted: —T. W. Bayliss d. T. M Warner, 5 and 3; P. H. Dow d. J. Slipper, 2 and 1; G H. Stewart d. A. D Tarr, at the nineteenth; A. S. Fearnley d. G. L. Winter, 2 and 1. In the June tankard test Stableford, F. A. Coker (1G) 40 took the decision, and other good cards were:—H. A. Jensen, (18) 37; L. Scholium, (18) 37; L B. Stuart, (14) 3G; S. Dryland, (18) 36: J. McMillan, (11) 30; T. W. Bayliss, (16) 34; L. L. Winter, (20) 34.

For the fourth time in succession, A. H. and P. H. Dow were successful during the week-end in staving off a challenge for the Dryland Cup. The challengers were T. M. Warner and J. .). Malcolmson and they were beaten 2 down, after having had a lead at the fifteenth.

TURANGANUI CLUB W. T. PITT MEMORIAL FINALISTS DECIDED The third and final round of the Turanganui Golf Club’s mixed foursomes medal round for the W. T. Pitt Memorial Cup and miniatures was played during the week-end, being won by R. Keiha and Mrs. W. E. Bullivant with a net score of 71 and an aggregate of 214. The other best cards were: —P. Tilley and Mrs. 11. Apatari, 77 —235; 13.I 3 . Kaua and Miss M. Herbert, 80—237; C. Pere and Mrs. R. W. Halbert, 82—239; K. Kerekerc and Mrs. J. Barker, 93—249; R. Robb and Mrs. M. Cram, 74—251: T. Rnngi and Mrs. K. Kerekerc, 89—258; C. Priestley and Mrs. R. Keiha, 88—259.

The result of a medal handicap was in favour of D. D. Tennant (23) with a net G 8 and other good scores were: G. Butler, (13) 72; W. Marshall, (24) 75; A. Humphries, (2G) 78; C. Priestley, (2G) 79; E. Bignall, (2G) 80.

An inter-club match with men members from the Gisborne Park Club was played and there were several enjoyable games before (he home club took the decision by winning four games, losing two, and halving Uvo.

INTER-CLUB MATCH

P.B. AND TO LAC A LADIES

(Herald Correspondent, )

The annual inter-club ladies’ match between Poverty Buy and Tolaga Bay was played on the Tolaga Bay links on Saturday, and resulted in a win for the local team by three games. Good weather prevailed and playing conditions were excellent.

Following are (lie results, the- Gisborne players being mentioned first in each case:—Mrs. McFadycn, dMiss B. Weeks, 2 and 1; Mrs. Symond d. Mrs. J. G. Wilson. 3 and 4; Miss Mead lost to Miss J. Wells, 1 up: Miss Foster d. Mrs. W. Barton, 2 and 1; Mrs. Bean d. Mrs. IT, C. Fraser, 3 and 2; Mrs. Winter lost to Miss .1. Jefferd, 3 and 2; Mrs. Robinson d. Miss C. Atkinson, 1 up; Mrs.. Parkinson lost to Mrs. A. J. Reid, 3 and 2; Miss Hayes d. Miss J. Dunlop, 6 and 5; Miss Harper lost to Mrs. T. Hicks, 4 and 2: Mrs. Morley d. Miss A. Reid, 3 and 2: Mrs. IT. Smith lost to Miss Thornton. 3 and 2; Mrs. Chapman lost to Mrs. Morris; Miss Matthews lost to Miss J. Busby. 8 and G; Mrs. Moore lost to Miss IT. Busby, 8 and 7; Mrs. Galvin lost to Miss M. Thornton, 4 and 5; Miss D. Barton lost to Miss P. Hurlstone, 1 up.