GOLF IN TARANAKI

Taranaki Daily News, 4 August 1930, Page 3

GOLF IN TARANAKI

t N. PLYMOUTH BEATS INGLEWOOD. During the week-end a team of ten players ffom the New Plymouth dub visited Inglewood and played a match. The weather was perfect and the course in excellent order. The visitors won six games to their opponents to their opponents’ four, but practically all the games were sternly contested and five went to the last green. The Inglewood club entertained the visitors at dinner and afternoon tea and all spent a most enjoyable day. At the conclusion. Mr. R. 11. Quilliam thanked the Inglewood club for the excellent day the visitors had had and made special reference to the excellent .afternoon tea served by the ladies. Mr. 11. J. M. Thomson replied, on behalf of Inglewood. , Following are the results, New Plymouth players being mentioned first: — Morning. O. H. Stephenson and A. S. Hasel! defeated S. Lovell and S. R. Darlow 2 up. F. S. Johns and W. C. Weston defeated H. Thomson and J. R. Sutherland 2 up and 1. R. H. Quilliam 'and T. P. Anderson defeated C. O’Carroll-'and. J. Winter 2 up. . G. Carlson and J. Lomas defeated I. P. Grant and’Mulholland 2 and 1. I H. W. Martin and W. B. Russell lost j to F. Partridge and Peacock 6 and •J. . ’ . . -L . • Afternoon. C. H. Stephenson and A. S. ’ Hasel! lost to S. Lovell and S. R. Darlow 2 up. F. S. Johns and W. C. Weston defeated H. J. M. Thomson and J. Sutherland 1 up. R. H. Quilliam and T. P. Anderson defeated C. O’Curroll and. J. Winter 3 and 2. , . C., Carlson and J. Lomas defeated I. j P. Grant and Mulholland 5 and 3. W. B. Russell and H. W. Martin lost to F. Partridge and Peacock 5 and 4. NEW PLYMOUTH CLUB. FOUR BALL BOGEY MATCH. The course at Waiwakaiho was in perfect order on Saturday for the fourball bogey match. The fairways were splendid and the greens true. With these conditions and the fine weather that prevailed the cards returned were rather disappointing, the five up of C. H. Wynyard and G. Rich being the best. Following are the best cards returned:— Rich and Wynyad. 5 up McLean and Russell 4 up Hasell and Mackay 4, up McQuade and Cartwright ... 4 up Corfe and Waterston 3 up Hine and Hawkins 3 up Haughton and Broome 3 up Johns, junr. and Tompkins .. 2 up Williams and Kenny 1 up McAlium and Carlson 1 up Weston and Nicholson I up LADIES’ BOGEY MATCH. THE DRAW FOR TO-MORROW. The draw for the ladies’ bogey match at Waiwakaiho to-morrow is:— Miss Shaw v. Miss M. Thomson. Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Rea. Miss Smart v Miss M. Morton. Miss Morton v. Mrs. Humphries. Mrs. Quilliam v. Miss Ryan. . Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. W. C. Weston. Miss Cameron v. Mrs. Brokenshire. Miss Dell v. Mrs. Rankin. Mrs. McQuade v. Miss Malone. Miss Blundell v. Mrs. Corfe. Mrs. Stainton v. Mrs. Taylor. Miss Webb v. Miss Brodie. -Mrs. Duff v. Mrs. Waterston. Mrs. McDiarmid v. Mrs. Mander. Miss Alleman v. Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Scanlan. Miss Gavin v. Mrs. Twomey. Mrs. Wade v. Miss Grover. Miss Horner v. Miss Rennell. Miss Home v. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Nicholson v. Miss Leatham. Mrs. C. H. Weston a bye. RATTENBURY CUP DECIDED. G. P. FULLER WINS AT WAITARA. The third and concluding round of the Rattenbury Cup of three rounds handi-

[cap play against bogey took flace at i the Manukoiihi links, Waitara, on Thursday and Saturday. .G. I'. Fuller, who was two holes behind the 'leader, C. Sampson, after the (second round, improved upon his 2 down and 1 down by coming in all square, making his aggregate 3 down. L. J. Sole was four down, inissing by. one hole after being equal with Fuller in the first two rounds. C. Sampson, who had a lead of two holes last week, finished in third place with 5 down. Glasgow failed to strike form on Thursday and could not gain a place; The best scores were: — G. P. Fuller (S) 2 down, 1 down, all square. L. J. Sole (14) 3 down, all square, 1 down. O. Sampson (8) 1 down, all square, 5 down. W. R. Fuller (8) 4 down, 3 down, 2 down. 11. Hicks (12) 2 down, 6 down, 8 down. " THIS YEAR’S CHAMPIONSHIPS. The qualifying rounds of the club championships are set down for play shortly and will be over 36 holes strok® play from scratch, the first 12 to qualify for' the senior championship.’ Match play in this championship will be over 27 holes, except the final, which will cover 36 holes. ’The draw for match play will be automatic. , • • For the junior championship all memI hers arc eligible except those with medal j handicaps of IS or less, previous winners and qualifiers for the senior. There is to be a medal match on, handicap in conjunction with the qualit fying rounds, trophies being awarded for the best two net scores over 8$ holes and best net score for the Sfl holes by a player with a handicap of 19 or over. No player is to'’he awarded more than one trophy. LADIES’ MEDAL AGGREGATE. The first round over 12 holes of the Barclay Cup was played by a large number of ladies on the Waitara course during the week, the best net scores being Mrs. George 59, Miss Louis 60, Mrs. Middleton 60,' Miss Aubrey 62. There are two rounds still to be played. A team of Inglewood ladies is to visit Waitara next Saturday to play the return match with the Waitara players. z HAWERA DEFEATS OPUNAKE. In a week-end golf match at Opunake a Hawera team defeated the home players by five games to three and two were halved. The visitors were welcomed by Mr. Julian, response being made by Mr. S. Gibson. Details, with Hawera players mentioned first, are:— Morning. Whitehead and Gibson beat Stephenson and McGregor. J. Anderson and Simpson beat Feaver and Hiifch. Meyrick and M. Page lost to Julian and Donnelly. Sagai' and S. Anderson beat Boyle and Hardy. : Harrop and Robb beat Dudleyand Fleming. Afternoon. Whitehead and Gibson lost to Stephenson and McGregor. J. Anderson and Simpson all square with Feaver and Hindi. Meyrick and M. Page lost to Julian and Donnelly. • < Sagar and S. Anderson beat Boyle and Hardy. Harrop and Robb all square with Dudley and Fleming. PLAYER HOLES IN ONE. If . To hole in.one was the experience of Hindi, Opunake, in a week-end match at Opunake. The performance was made at the Bth hole of 132 yards. The golfer subsequently paid the penalty. ELTHAM LADIES’ CLUB. The Captain v. Vice-captain match played by* the Eltham Ladies’ Golf Club on Friday, proved to be most interesting, ending in a draw. The following are the details, Captain’s team mentioned first:— Mrs. J. .Quin beat .Mrs, Casey. Miss A. Wilson beat Mrs. Reeves. Miss H. Wilson lost to Mrs.-Wills. Mrs. Lee lost to Mrs. de Launay. Miss Pease lost to Miss Wanklyn. Mrs. Wylds beat Mrs. Morton. Mrs. Stewart lost to Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. Leo Quin beat Mrs. Haswell. Mrs. Weir all square with Mrs. Scanners. Mrs. Saunders beat Mrs. Best. Mrs. Carter lost to Miss Clark.. Captain, 5J matches. Vice-captain, matches. The following is the team to play Patea at Eltham at 12.45 to-morrow:— Mrs. Reeves, Miss H. Wilson, Mrs. Wills, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. de Launay, Misa Wanklyn, Miss Pease, Mrs. Casey, Mrs, Wylds, Mrs. McGarry, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Stanners, Mrs. L. Quin, Mrs. Haswell, Mrs. Weir. . -