TARANAKI GOLF RESULTS

Taranaki Daily News, 10 September 1934, Page 12

TARANAKI GOLF RESULTS

CHAMPIONSHIPS COMMENCE GOOD SCORING AT WAIWAKAIHO. N. P. GREEN HEADS QUALIFIERS. Splendid conditions prevailed at Waiwakaiho on Saturday for the first qualifying round of the New Plymouth Golf Club championships. The weather was ideal and th'e course in excellent order. Though there were no outstanding individual efforts the general standard was much above that of other years. Two country members, N, P. Green, Stratford, and W. B. Glasgow, Waitara, lead the field with 78 and 79 respectively. The following are the leaders: — Senior: N. F. Green 78, W. G. Glasgow 79, T. A. Thomson 80, A. S. Hasell 80, G. M. Chong 81, F. D. Johns 82, D. S. Morris 82, W.' R. Fuller 82, L. R. Curtis 83, W H. Fuller 83, J. S. Church 84, G. W. Haughton 84, F. Quin 85, H. Tills 86, J. H. Boon 86, G. F. Rich 86, H. St. L. Reeves 86, R. A. Boon 87, W. R Wade 87, J S. Thomson 87, H W. Kirkby 88, K. Kirk 88, C. H. Fyfe 89, J. Elmes 89, R. T. McQuade 89, A. G. Johnson 89, J. C. Davies 90, T. V. Mackay 90, J. M. Clarke 90, N. D. Wilson 90, E. A. George 90. Junior: H. A. Thomson 87, K. F. Walker 89, A. L. Moore 90, J. Cliff 90, A. Nicholson 91, A. L. Humphries 92, T. D. Webster 93, I. Parker 93, P. Smith 93, J. Austin 94, G. H. Clark 95, A. J. Papps 96, G. H. Saunders 96, H. P. Gray 97, B. L. Twomey 98, J. T. Pavitt 98, L. H. Johnson 98, B. Gray 99, J. M. Blakeney 99. WAITARA CHAMPIONSHIPS W. B. GLASGOW WINS SENIOR. INTERMEDIATE TO K. LYE. The final game in the championship of the Manakorihi club, Waitara, was played yesterday, W. B. Glasgow defeating A. G. Wills 2 up over 36 holes. Over the first nine holes the game was all square, each going out in 38, At the end of the second nine they were still all square, Wills taking 39 and Glasgow 40. Wills squared the 18th with an eagle 3, playing his second within one foot of the pin. At the turn in the second round Glasgow was 1 up. Glasgow was 2 up at the 15th. Wills won the 16th with a four and halved the 17th, leaving Glasgow dormy one up. At the last hole each played good drives. Glasgow played his second 20 yards short. Wills’ second was green high, and through a kick to the left finished up in the swamp. Wills had to take a 'penalty. He played a good shot to the green but missed his putt, Glasgow holing out in four, to win the championship 2 up. The intermediate final between K. Lye and F. McDavitt was won by Lye 4 up and 2. Lye was 4 up at the turn in the second round. McDavitt reduced Lye’s lead to 1 up in the last nine holes. Lye was playing steady golf and the game ended at the 16th. FITZROY AND INGLEWOOD DRAW. CLOSELY CONTESTED MATCH. A team from Fitzroy visited 'lnglewood at the week-end and after a closelycontested match drew with the Inglewood club, both winning seven games, two finishing all square. Following are the details, Fitzroy players being mentioned first:— S. Clark and J. R. Sutherland v. D. Sutherland and Joblin won 4 and 2 in the morning, lost 2 and 1 in the afternoon. C. Huxford and A. Smart v. W. Smith and J. Winter lost 2 and 1; lost 3 and 2. C. Grainger and J. S. Rollo v. Maetzig and Turst all square; won 2 and 1. O. E. Flyger and H. Jacka v. R. Brown and C. Mulholland all square; lost 3 and 2. W. Short and J. Holden v. C. O’Carroll and Hammond lost 7 and 6. Short and Holden played Turst and Hunt in the afternoon and lost 5 and 4. A. Coad and D. McKearney v. Gernhoefer and Brown won 5 and 4; won 3 And 1. W. H. Quickfall and G. Pullen v. Hunt and Sinclair, won 3 and 2. In the afternoon lost to Hamrrfond and Sinclair 1 down. L. Freethey and W. S. Wagstaff v. Faris and Gamlin won 5 and 4; won 4 and 3. MEDAL MATCH AT FITZROY. DAY OF GOOD SCORING. A special medal match was played at Fitzroy oil Saturday in aid of the P.G.A. centenary funds. Hie course was in splendid order and the scoring the best this year, three players tieing with nett scores of 62. The following were the best cards returned:— W. O. Jones • 90—28—62 B. S. Whiteside 88—26—62 C White 88—26—62 J Lobb 79—16—63 C Bigwood 95—30—65 C. Grainger 83—16—67 H. G. Wilson 98—30—68 B. Chapman 99—30—69 D. Weir 95—26—69 In a challenge match for the president’s buttons W. H. Quickfall and C. White defeated W. Short and E. Beckbessinger 4 up and 3. FITZROY LADIES’ GAMES. QUALIFYING AND MEDAL ROUND. The Fitzroy Ladies’ Golf Club draw for Wednesday in the medal round in conjunction with the final of the qualifying round of the Wagstaff Cup is: Mrs. Sykes v. Miss Guscott, Mrs. Rowe v. Mrs. Dennes, Mrs. Quickfall v. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Winiki v. Mrs. Wagstaff, Mrs. Jacka v. Miss Baker, Mrs. Rivers v. Miss Clarke, Mrs. Chapman v. Miss Alexander, Mrs. Flyger v. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Ivil v. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs, Todd v. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Hall v. Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Rawlinson v. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Zorn v. Mrs. Procter, Mrs. Bellringer v. Miss S. Parker, Mrs. Croll v. Miss Parker, Mrs. Linn v. Mrs. Couchman, Miss Pullen v. another. The Saturday players’ medal match played on Saturday was won by Miss Carter with a' score of 72-28-44 Other cards were: Miss Devery 75-30-45, Miss Grey 80-30-50. Miss Carter reduced her handicap to 24 and Miss Devery reduced hers to 28. The New Plymouth Ladies’ Golf Club will play the first round of its championship at Waiwakaiho to-morrow. GOLF MATCHES AT MANAIA. FLAG GAME AND FOURSOMES. A men’s flag competition was held by the Manaia Golf Club on Saturday. 'The match was won by Mr. K. Davis, who took the flag to the 21st fairway. The final of the Armitage mixed foursomes handicap contest was also played on Saturday. Walker and Miss L. Josephson won, beating Mac Diarmid and Miss Chilcott 5 up and 4 to play.

PATEA WOMEN’S GOLF. MEDAL ROUND DRAW. The draw for a L.G.U. medal round to be played at Patea in conjunction with the second round of the eclectic match, to-morrow is: Mrs. Mcßae v. Miss Hurley, Miss Gibson v. Mrs. Glenny, Mrs. Crawford v. Miss N. Hurley, Miss Harris v. Miss Taylor, Miss Gilligan v. Miss Bourke, Mrs. Mitchell v. Miss Carey, Mrs. Wither v. Mrs. Crompton, Miss Power v. Miss Petersen, Mrs. Haddow v. Miss Gibbings, Miss Honeyfield v. Miss Davidson, Miss O’Sullivan v. Mrs. Harris, Miss Wybourne v. Mrs. Sheahan, Miss Hemingway v. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Corbett v. Miss Roberts, Miss Hamerten v. Mrs. Roots, Miss H. Simmons v. Mrs. Honeyfield, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Maxwell, Miss McCarty v. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Sheild v. Miss Waterland. ’ Miss Gilligan has donated a trophy for the best cards handed in at the eclectic competition. MANGATOKI PLAYS A DRAW. MATCH AGAINST ELTHAM. A golf match between Mangatpki and Eltham played at Mangatoki on Saturday finished all square, each team winning two games and one being all square. Results are:— Abbott and Free beat Cooper and McGregor 2 and 1. Gill and Taylor lost to J. McKay and T. Gibson 5 and 4. G. Pease and Hutchen beat Fallows and Jones 1 up. Bolger and Davies lost to Phillips and N. Stewart 1 down. C. Pease and Anderson all square with J. Cagey and Bluett. STRATFORD COMPETITIONS. MEDAL ROUND; CAPTAIN’S PRIZE. Results of the monthly medal competition of the Stratford club are:— Thursday. J. S. Lyons 86—12—74 T. Sullivan 97—20—77 H. W. Douglas 98—20—78 Saturday. O. Lyons 86—16—70 B. Seyb 95-24—71 D. Jefferies 84—12—72 E. S. Rutherfurd 88—10—78 Captain’s Prize—Third Round. O. Lyons beat H. T. Maguire. K. N. Neal beat R. L. Wynyard. Dr. Armstrong beat T. D. O’Leary. J. S. Lyons beat C. W. Harris. R. Strachan beat H. Graham. R. H. Burmester beat E. R. Wells. N. P. Green beat R. Kirkwood. N. Young beat J. Sullivan. PARAMOUNT CUP TO MISS GOOD. The medal round played in the weekend for the cup presented by Paramount Pictures resulted:— Miss H. Good 96—31—65 Mrs. J. W. Ogle 103—36—67 Tunnicliffe ..; 91—24—67 R. G. Hill 93-24-69 HAWERA WINS INTER-CLUB MATCH. ELTHAM BEATEN BY ONE GAME. Twenty Eltham golfers visited Hawera over the week-end, Hawera winning by 9 games to 8, with three all square. Hawera won 5 to 4 in the morning, and the teams were even in the afternoon. Details, with Hawera names first, are:— O’Callaghan and Whitehead v. Dale and Wills, lost 2 down in the morning and all square in the afternoon. Sturrock and Tarrant v. L. Gibson and Abbott, won 1 up and lost 3 and 2. Ward and Potter v. McKay and Cooper, lost 4 and 2 and lost 2 and 1. Ryan and Fry v. H. Casey and Stewart, won 4 and 3 and won 4 and 3. McDonald and Harrison v. Turner and Clemow, won 1 up and won 4 and 3. . Dingle and Stewart v. Morton and McGregor, won 4 and 3 and won 4 and 3. Giblin and Sagar v. A. O. Casey and McKay, won 4 and 3 and won 5 and 4. Jordan and Lennon v. Tiplady and Wylds, lost 4 and 3 and lost 1 down. G. Dalgetty and W. L. Gibson v. Thomson and H. B. Gibson, lost 7 and 6 and all square. Elliott and Vinnicombe v. Stanners and Free, all square and lost 2 and 1.

MISS MEDLEY WINS BOGEY. WEEK-END WAIWAKAIHO EVENT. Misses Medley (5 down) and Griffin (8 down) had-the best cards in the bogey match for Waiwakaiho women week-end players on Saturday. Next Saturday will be the first round of an eclectic, players to choose their own partners. ELTHAM SYLVIA ROSE BOWL. RESULTS OF THE FIRST ROUND. The first round of the Sylvia rose bowl competition at Eltham was played on Saturday. The best scores were:— Miss M. Gibson 100-34-66 Mrs. Tayler 88—19—69 Mrs. L. T. Quin 83—13—70 Dlrs. McGarry 89—19—70 Other scores were: Miss R. Gibb 105-34-71, Mrs. de Launay 94-23-71, Miss Carncross 95-23-72, Mrs. Worthington 107-35-72, Mrs. Casey 86-12-74, Mrs. Stanners 98-23-75, Miss Fountaine 93-17-76, Mrs. Morton 87-10-77, Mrs. J. Quin 97-20-77, Miss T. Gibson 110-32-78, Mrs. A. A. Stewart 99-20-79, Mrs. Lambie 99-19-80, Miss Kelly 103-23-80, Miss Ritter 100-19-81, Mrs. Wills 91-10-81, Miss W. Carter 111-23-88. The competition was played in conjunction with the September L.G.U. medal round which was won by Miss M. Gibson. SOUTHERN HAWKE’S BAY TITLE. WOMEN’S PLAY AT DANNEVIRKE. Dannevirke Sept. 8. The southern Hawke’s Bay golf championship was played on Saturday afternoon in splendid weather and was won by Miss M. Gamer (Palmerston North) who defeated Mrs. G. Colgrove (Auckland) 3 up and 1 in the final. The Tahoraite Handicap, confined to those who failed to qualify in the championship, was won by Mrs. D. Fraser (Dannevirke), who beat Mrs. Speechley (Palmerston North) 3 up and 2.