PAIRS COMPETITION

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20925, 3 January 1938, Page 14

PAIRS COMPETITION

SPLENDID ENTRIES With the commencement of the pairs competition on Saturday, the Christmas tournament entered the final phase. This competition was to have been played on Monday last, but had to be postponed owing to rain. The competition did not suffer as a result of the delay, however, for the entries totalled 64, which was an improvement on last year. Five greens were used during the day, and all were in good order, though perhaps on the slow side. Good progress was made, and at the end of four rounds 19 players were left in To qualify for the post-sectional play, three or four wins had to be secured. Saturday’s results were:— WEST END GREEN First Round West End—F. Davey and Entwistle (s) 25; Park—Cullen and Toneycliffe (s) 10. West End—Agnew and Stewart (s> 18; Highfield—A. Arthur and S. Arthur (s) 14. Ashbury—Drew and Stevenson (s) 15; Dunedin—Donnell and Harraway (s) 12. Allenton—Mathieson and Drummond (s) 8; Park—Evans and Gilmore (s) 1. West End—Little and Ellis (s) 16; Timaru —Wills and Patchett (s) 12. Kia Toa —Cook and Berry (s) 19; Owaka —Bell and Alloo (s) 16. Kia Toa—Kelly and Ramage (s) 16; Kaikorai —Stodart and Upton (s) 10. St. Clair—Buttle and Clark (s) 22; Tark —Ede and Ramsay (s) 21. Second Round Entwistle 17; Ramsay 15. Stevenson 19; Arthur 15. Drummond 22; Toneycliffe 15. Harraway 13; Ellis 8.

Berry 20; Gilmore 14. Ramage 23; Patchett 12. Alloo 19; Clark 17. Stewart 26; Upton 23. Third Round Upton 22; Entwistle 7. Drummond 17; Stevenson 14. Ellis 21; Arthur 11. Toneycliffe 27; Berry 19. Ramage 17; Harraway 13. Clark 18; Gilmore 14. Patchett 21; Stewart 12. Alloo 24; Ramsay 18. Fourth Round Alloo 19; Entwistle 9. Drummond 14; Ellis 9. Berry 21; Stevenson 20. Arthur 20; Ramage 11. Toneycliffe 19; Clark 16. Harraway 27; Stewart 14. Ramsay 14; Patchett 11. Gilmore 23; Upton 22. Drummond, with four wins, and Berry. Alloo and Ramage, with three wins, qualified for the post-sectional play. PARK GREEN First Round West End—Liggins and Fairhall (s) 22; Park—McCormick and N. Walker (s) 11. Kia Toa—Skinner and S. Taylor (s) 20; Ashbury—Cutler and E. Ellis (s) 19. Park—G. Lowry and F. Lowry (s) 17; Timaru—Olney and H. Miller (s) 10. Timaru—Thomson and Lee (s) 23; West End—Brownie and Gabites (s) 11. Highfield—R. B. Hart and Wilson is) 16; West End—M. Arthur and Guthrie is) 11. Kia Toa— (—) and Donaldson <s) 15; Park—Stevens and Peebles Is) 13. Timaru—Tressider and Edyvean (s) 19; West End—C. Harding and C. J. Dewar is) 16. Second Round Fairhall 17; Taylor 14. Miller 23; Dewar 20. Ellis 25; Gabites 15. Guthrie 26; Lowry 8. Lee 22; Donaldson 15. Wilson 19; Edyvean 8. Walker 19; Peebles 14. Third Round Fairhall 21; Peebles 9. Miller 16; Gabites 13. Taylor 28; Guthrie 11. Donaldson 29; Ellis 14. Edyvean 21; Lowry 17. Lee 20; Walker 13. Dewar 17; Wilson 10. Fourth Round Wilson 17; Fairhall 15. Gabites 14; Gutluie 13. Donaldson 21; Miller 16. edyvean 16; Taylor 10. Walker 11; Ellis 11. Dewar 13; Lowry 12. Lee 16; Peebles 10. Lee. with four wins, and Donaldson. Edyvean. Wilson and Fairhall qualified for the post-sectional play. ASHBURY GREEN First Round Christchurch —David and Dass (s) 14; Ashbury Manning and A. Clark (s) 12. Kia Toa —Milne and McNab (s) 15; Park— ( —) and Edwards (s) 14. Balmacewan— Fairmaid and McDonald (s) 25; Timaru—Home and Murdoch (s) 12. Fairlie—H. Carlton and P. Carlton Is) 17; Highfield—Keast and Vucetlch is) 9. Kia Toa—Stewart and Crisp (s) 20; Park—Marshall and Miller (s) 6. Timaru—Waddell and Taylor (s) 15; West End—Stoddart and Chilcott (s) 14.

Second Round Clark 19; Crisp 16. McDonald 28, McNab 11. Carlton 23; Edwards 22. Murdoch 17; Taylor 15. Vucetich 30; Miller 17. Dass 21; Chilcott 14. Third Round Clark 16; Chilcott 13. McDonald 23; Carlton 8. McNab 15; Taylor 13. Miller 14; Edwards 10. Dass 12; Murdoch 10. Vucetlch 16; Crisp 15. Fourth Round Clark 22; Vucetich 13. Taylor 21; Carlton 17. Miller 19; McDonald 18. Dass 15; McNab 12. Murdoch 20; Crisp 16. Chilcott 27; Edwards 20. Those to qualify were Dass with four wins, and Clark and McDonald with three wins. KIA TOA GREEN First Round West End—W. J. Smith and Edginton (s) 24; Timaru —Coote and Todd (s) 13. Park—Cross and Hawkey (s) 21; Ashburton—Tulloch and Shillito (s) 11. Fairlie— (—) and Cameron (s) 14; Geraldine—Miller and Campbell (s) 13 Pukeuri—Easton and Parker (s) 25; Christchurch—J. Manning and Jones Is) 10. West End —C. Maclaren and I. Maclaren (s) 20; Park—Shannon and O’Brien (s) 11. Waimate —Sinclair and Parry (s) 15; Spreydon—Dunn and Wardell (s) 14 Ashbury—A. Stewart and Darroch (S) 19; Kia Toa—W. Tumulty and Gray <s) 8. Fairlie—Whitehead and Boulter (s) 18; Park—Cowles and W. Cowles (s> 15. Second Round Boulter 26; Edginton 9. Shillito 15; Campbell 13. Todd 22; Jones 20. Maclaren 20; Cameron 19. Parry 14; Parker 13. Gray 29; O'Brien 20. Cowles 20; Wardell 18. Darroch 20; Hawkey 18. Third Round Darroch 19; Edginton 13. Jones 15; Campbell 12. Maclaren 17; Shillito 16. Parry 22; Todd 14. Gray 30; Cameron 20. Parker 25; Cowles 23. O’Brien 21; Hawkey 15. Boulter 15; Wardell 12. Fourth Round Edginton 16; Wardell 12. Maclaren 20; Jones 19. Parry 15; Campbell 13. Gray 16; Shillito 12. Todd 15; Cowles 12. Cameron 10; Hawkey 8. Boulter 32; Parker 12. Darroch 17; O’Brien 13. Maclaren, Darroch, Boulter and

Parry, with four wins, and Gray, with three wins, qualified. HIGHFIELD GREEN First Round Ashbury—Hardie and Hamlyn is) 27; West End—McDonald and Graybum Is) 7. Timaru—Winnington and Kebby (s) 22; Highfield—Johns and Lister Is) 14. Kia Toa—Crisp and WaUwork <s) 19; Temuka—Cameron and Keys is) 12. Second Round Kebby 24; Gray bum 15. Keys 19; Hamlyn 18. Wallwork 25; Listei J 5. Third Round Graybum 19; Wallwork 12. Lister 26; Keys 6. Kebby 20; Hamlyn 18. Fourth Round Graybum 19; Lister 17. WaUwork 25; Hamlyn 8. Kebby 26; Keys 18. Kebby, with four wins, and Wallwork with three qualified for the postsectional play. POST-SECTIONAL PLAY Draw For To-day Following is the draw for the postsectional play on the Timaru green to-day 8 a.m.—AUoo V. Kebby; Fairhall v. Wallwork; Dass v. Drummond. 10.15 am.—Gray v. winner of Dass and Drummond; Donaldson v. Parry; Maclaren v. Wilson; A. Clark v. winner FairhaU and Wallwork; McDonald v. Berry; Darroch v. Boulter; Edyvean v. winner of Alloo and Kebby; Lee v. Ramage.