TARANAKI GOLF

Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1935, Page 2

TARANAKI GOLF

OKATO CHAMPIONSHIPS. QUALIFYING ROUNDS PLAYED. The qualifying rounds for the Okato club championship were played during the week-end. The scoring was quite good, J. L. Power doing 84, while Paul junr. and E. Julian returned 85’s. The following were the qualifiers:— Senior: J. L. Power 84, E. Julian,'H. C'. Paul 85, D. A. Fox 88, C. Putt 89. A. Haylock 91, A. L. Williams 93, E. H. Gibson 93. Junior: Les. Julian 96, A. P. Edwards 97, E. B. Corbett 99, B. B. Tui 101, A. Gibson 102, J. Donald 103, J. A. Power 104, S. Wood 107. Senior women: Mrs. Power 103, Miss Carter, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. D. A. Fox 107, Mrs. Hannah 108, Mrs. J. D. Gray 109, Miss G. Morris 113. Junior women: Miss G. Gibson 117, Miss Webb 125, Miss J. Smith 130, Miss L. Knight 132, Miss M. Johnstone 136, Mrs. McKenna 146. It is expected that the final for the Johnstone Cup will be played to-day. The players concerned are J. Power and Mrs. J. L. O’Sullivan v. M. Chong and Mrs. J. Power, and an interesting and close contest should result. J. L. Power, the club captain, is perhaps the club’s most consistent player. Though not a long driver, he displays good judgment with his approach shots, and therein lies his advantage over his opponents. His partner, Mrs. O’Sullivan, is one of the juniors on the 40 mark. Chong and Mrs. Power should prove a good combination. Chong, ' who is a junior and a first year player, was e natural left hander, but changed to right, and steady practice is proving the wisdom of the change. Mrs. Power is undoubtedly the club’s best women’s player and is consistent all round the course. MEDAL ROUND AT WAITARA. ONLY FIVE COMPLETE COURSE. A medal match was played at Waitara on Thursday. Only five players completed the 18 holes and the scores were: F. Chittenden, 103-22-81; F. Locke, 108-2 b -82- E. A. George, 96-13-83; E. Beckbessinger, 114-26—88; J. Priar, 114-22-92 CARLYLE CLUB COMPETITION. BLACK AND WHITE TROPHY GAMES. The first two rounds of the Black and White trophy competition on the Carlyle Club have resulted as follows:— First round:—Downey beat D. Palmer; Gillan beat McKee; Cardiff won from Anderson; N. Taylor won from McGregor; Jackson won from Maule; Gardiner won from SoUthon. . Second round:—Currie beat O Reilly; Fowler won from Milliken; P. Palmer won from Oakley; Mellor won from Bates; A. Taylor won from M. Boagey; Luckstedt won from Lazarus; C. Palmer won from Cunningham; Blyde won from , H. Sheild; Fairweather won from Richardson; B. Sheild won from H. Boagey; Jackson won from N. Taylor; McKenna , won from Simmons.

PATEA CLUB MATCHES.

MISS HURLEY WINS ECLECTIC.

The eclectic competition for Mrs. B. Hornet’S trophy was completed on Wednesday and was won by Miss N. HurJey, with the score 84 —13—71. Mis. Mitchell handed in a card of 102—27 —75. The competition for Mr. Wither’S trophy for the two best cards 'handed in during the month resulted in a tie between G. Corbett and F. E. Bostock. DRAW FOR WEEK-END PLAY. The following is the draw for an eclectic match to be played on the Sentry Hill links during the week-end: Men: L. Sampson V. J. JenkinS; L. .BIL lows v. R. Preston, A. Sampson v. King!, Jamieson v. Taylor, W. Billows v. Kawe, Tonks v. Puke, F. Sampson v. Trueman, A. M. Sampson v. Hall. Women: Mrs. F. Sampson v. Miss Jury, Mike Tarry v. Miss Bennett, Mrs. Trueman v. Mrs. N. Sampson, Miss L. Gome v. Miss M. Gorrie. The draw for the Patea women s championships in the senior, junior and C grades, the first and second rounds of which must be completed by September 2 Senior:—First round: Mrs. Roberts V. Mrs. Mcßae; Mrs. Crawford v. Miss Taylor. Second round: Mrs. Glenriy v. Miss Glenny; Miss N. Hurley v. winner of the match between Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Mcßae; Miss Harris v. winner of match between Mrs. Crawford and Miss Taylor; Miss Bourke v. MisS Gibson. Junior:—First round: Miss Hemingway v Miss Gibbings; Miss O’Sullivan v. Miss. F. Power; Mrs. Haddow v. Miss S. Power;. Miss W. Hurley v. Miss B. Bourke; Miss Gilmour v. Miss Honeyfield. Second round: Mrs. Baker v. Mrs. Honeyfield; Miss Wybourne v. Miss Small; Mrs. Wither v. Mrs. B. Horner; Miss L. Carey v winner of match between Miss Gilmour and Miss Honeyfield; Miss Petersen v. Miss Waterland; Mrs. Mitchell v. Mrs. Harris. ~ C Grade:—First round: Miss Sheila v. Miss C. Gilligan. Second round: Miss Tompkins v. Mrs. Wybourne; Miss Paul v. Miss M. O’Reilly; Miss R. Campbell v. Miss Spurdie; Mrs. O’Reilly v. MrsRoots; Mrs. Bostock v. winner of match between Miss Sheild and Miss Gllll S ai ]s Mrs. E. O. Homer V. Miss S. Campbell; MiSS L. Campbell v. Miss Myra O Reilly, Miss Hamerton v. Miss Roberts. The following is the draw for the Park Farm handicap competition for trophies presented to the Patea Club by Miss T. Gibson and Miss M. Glenny. The competition will be played on handicap and if the match reaches the 18th. greeri, it will be continued, using handicap strokes. The first round must be completed by September 2. Senior: Miss Gibson v. Mrs. Haddow; Mrs. Glenny v. Miss Taylor; Miss R. Harris v. Mrs. Roberts; Mrs. Harris V. Miss Mcßae; Mrs. Crawford V. Miss Carey; Mrs. Baker v. Miss N. Hurley; Miss Bourke v. Mrs. Wither; Miss F. Power V. Miss Glenny. Junior:—Miss Honeyfield v. Miss C. Gilligan; Miss S. Campbell v. Mrs. Mitchell; Mrs. Honeyfield v. Miss Tompkins; Mrs. Wybourne v. Mrs. S. Power; Miss Small v. Miss Spurdie; Miss Hamerton v. Mrs. B. Horner; Mrs. Bostock v. Miss Roberts; Miss M. O’Reilly v. Miss Hemingway: Miss R. Campbell v. Miss Gibbings; Miss B. Bourke v. Miss Sheild; Miss Wybourne y.. Miss Paul; ' Mrs. O’Reilly v. Mrs. O'Sullivan; Miss S. Campbell v. Miss Gilmour; Mrs. Roots v. MiSs Waterland; Miss Myra O'Reilly v. Miss W. Hurley. Carlyle Club matches in the Black and White'trophy competition for the weekend are:—Horner v. Downey; Gillan v. Cai-diff; Gariiner v. Green; Currie v. Fowler; P. Palmer v. Mellor; McKenna ' y. A. Taylor; Gerrahy v. Duckstedt; B. Sheild v. Fairweather. The match between the Patea and Carlyle women’s clubs, which was to have been played on Thursday, was postponed until Tuesday on account of the rain. The Patea Club during the week-end will play a flag match for a trophy given by Mr. R. W. Haddow.