Golf.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18787, 17 June 1929, Page 4

Golf.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB. The second round of the Campbell Cup was played at Shirley on Saturday. W. A. M’Queen beat M. H. G-odby. P. H. Brown beat A. C. Thomson. A. R. Blank beat G. H. Wood. RICHMOND HILL CLUB. The annual inter-club match, between Richmond Hill and Ashburton was played at Richmond Hill during the weekend, and resulted in a win for the home team by twenty-one games to six. The results were as follows, Ashburton names first: — Singles. C. O. Pratt 0, T. S. Knight 1. R. .T. Tucker 0, J. B. Bruges 1. V. W. Russell 1, R. H. T. Hamilton 0. C. Thompson 0, F. J. Glackin 1. C. Bonnington‘ 0. F. H. Thompson 1. R. Vesey 0, W. R. Jamieson 1. C. Williams 1, J. A. Jamieson 0. J. Carter C. Sead-Gowing 1. J. Sinclair 0. R. J. M’llroy 1. H. J. Kemp 1. R. H. Booth 0. E. C. Rawnsley 0, J. D. Lawrence 1. B. M’Sherry 0, R. A. Low 1. A. Bushell 0, C. L. Bacon 1. .C. XL Pinfold 1, T. Merry 0. A. Watt 0, F. O. Strong 1. F. Brodie 0, J. Sead-Gowing 1. J. Dunlop 0, H. S. Feast 1. G. L. Nicoll 0, E. L. Young 1. Four-ball. C- O. Pratt and R. J. Tucker 0, T. S. Knight and J. B. Bruges 1. » V. W. Russell and C. Thompson 1, R. H. T. Hamilton and F. J. Glackin 0. C. Bonnington and H- Vesey 0, F. H. Thompson and W. R. Jamieson 1. C- Williams and J. Carter 0, J. A. Jamieson and C. Sead-Gowing 1. J. Sinclair and H. G. Kemp 0, R. JM’llroy and R. H. Booth 1. E. C. Rawnsley and B. XPSherry 0, J. D. Lawrence and R. A. Low 1. A. Bushell and C. M. Pinfold 0, C. L. Bacon and T. Merry 1. A. Watt and F. Brodie 0, F. O. Strong and J. Sead-Gowing 1. _ 0 J. Dunlop and G. L. Nicoll 1, H. S. Feast and E. L. Young 0. A foursome medal match played on Saturday afternoon resulted as follows:

HAGLEY CLUB. The second rounds of the Meares and Hagley Cups were played at Hag ley on Saturday. Results:— , MEARES CUP. Seniors. G. A. G. Connal beat W. A. purdie, 4 up and 2 to play. _ „ T. W. Lewis beat P. G. Greenwood, & P W. Fairclough beat E. J. Ross, 8 up. W. A. Mansell and F. W. Hobbs have yet to play. • HAGLEY CUP. J uniors. C. H. White beat D. Crosier, 5 up and 4 to play. S. W. Jameson beat N. if. Rodgers, 3 up. E. E. West beat E. A. Summers, 1 up. V. E. Bean and T. C. Brown, all RUSSLEY LINKS. On Saturday a senior and junior medal match were played on the Russley links, resulting as follows:

AVONDALE LADIES’ CLUB. The following are the results of the second round of the Stringer Bowl twolife competition:— Two-life. Miss I. Atack beat Miss J. C. Macdonald, 3 and 2. Mrs J. M. Preston beat Miss G. Baxter, 3 and 1 (all square first time). Miss A. Lawlor beat Mrs J. H. Early, 8 and 6. Miss I. A. Maindonald beat Miss I. Robson by default (all square first time). Mrs Phipps-Black and Mrs J. R Granger all square. Mrs W. Rodie beat Mrs F. T. A. ■Williams, 2 and 1. One-life. Miss G. Nicholls beat Miss F. Lowe, 3 and 2. Miss W. H. Robertson beat Miss M. G. Simpson, 8 and 2. Mrs J. H. .Stringer beat Mrs E. B. Rimmfngton, 5 and 3. Miss D. Mitchell beat Miss K. Gibbons, 7 and 5. Miss G. M. Robertson beat Miss CM. Harr, 5 and 4. Mrs XI. Armstrong won from Mrs J. Martin by default. The following is the draw for the third round, which must be played on or before June 23: Two-life—Miss A. Lawlor plays Mrs W. Rodie: Miss I. Atack plays Mrs J. M. Preston; winner Mrs Grange and Mrs Phipps-Black plays Miss I. Maindonald. One-life—Miss G. M. Robertson plays Mrs M. Armstrong; Miss W. H. Robertson plays Miss J. C. Macdonald: Miss I. Robson plays Miss G. Nicholls; Miss O. Baxter plays Mrs J. H. Stringer; Miss D. Mitchell plays Mrs Grange and Mrs Phipps-Black; Mrs J. H. Early plays Mrs F. T. A. Williams. KAIAPOI CLUB. The second qualifying rounds cf the Kaiapoi Golf Club’s senior and junior championships were played on Saturday. The following are the best cards

RANGIORA CLUB. A medal round was played at Rangiora on Saturday concurrently with the second qualifying round for the Macfarlane Cup. In the senior division L. H. Leech. 80-5-76, and J. R. Deal, 83-8-75, tied, and in the Junior division W. C. Keetley and A. P. Strang tied. The following qualified over thirty-six holes to compete, for the Macfarlane ('up: L. E. Carter 148 net, .T. R. Deal I'.l. .1. A. Johnston 153. W. C. Keetley 1 i 3. Tt. J. Smith 155, W. Smith 157, E. D. R. Smith 157, V. O. Purcell 158. AKAROA CLUB. At a meeting of the committee of the Akaroa. Golf Club there were present: Messrs R. Bruce (captain), in the rhair, F- C. Newton (honorary secretary), J- R- Fuller and Dr Waddell. Mrs F. C. Newton, and Misses M. LeLievre and E- Jacobson. jfT J 5. Prince (Christchurch) wrote

offering io come to Akaroa to give club members instruction. It was decided that a committee consisting of the captain, vice-captain and Mrs F. C. Newton interview club members to see how many would take lessons, and the secretary was Instructed to write to Mr Prince asking his tei*ms. The committee dealing with the offer of Mr F. G. Armstrong to allow the club to straighten the fence from the sixth to the seventh green reported that the alteration would improve the approach to both holes. It was decided that Mr Armstrong’s offer be accepted with thanks, the work to be carried out at once. ASHBURTON CLUB. The qualifying round in connection with the captain’s trophy was played by members of the Ashburton Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. The following members qualified:—C. O. Pratt, J. T. Smith, D. XI. Christie, C. B. Goss. C. A. Cuff, S. B. Williams, D. A. Lawson, W. Birnie, C. W. Gillies. S. J. Thomas, H. A- Vezey, J. E. Carter, W. S. Pratt, C. J. Bell, W. Thomas, F. W. Watt and H. G. Kemp. HIGHFIELD CLUB. The best scores returned in the medal handicap played at the Highfleld links, Timaru, on Saturday, were:—

L. S. Abernethy and W. A. Scott have tied for eighth place with 149 strokes, and will have to play off. GLENITI CLUB. The following were the net scores in the men’s medal match No. 2 and the second qualifying round of the championship, played at the Gleniti links on Saturday:—

HAREWOOD GOLF CLUB. Over the week-end the following matches were played:— WARD CUP (Semi-final). A, E. Kincaid beat L. J. LeCren, t up. N. E. Tingey beat F. W. White, 4 up and 2. MEDAL XIATCH. Senior.

For the special trophy presented by Xlr A. R. Blank for players with a handicap of 18 or over, H. H. P. Ballantyne and H. S. Wilkinson tied with net scores of 75. LYTTELTON. Playing for the vice-president’s trophies at Diamond Harbour on Saturday afternoon P. Barnard and Miss E. White-Parsons tied with T. Bowring and Miss W. White-Parsons, with a net score of 39. G. Morris defeated H. Banfield in the play-off of a tie for a bogey match at Charteris Bay yesterday. A mixed foursome was played at Charteris Bay yesterday for a trophv presented by Mr 11. Derbidge. The winners were I. Davidson and Miss P Plimmer, with a net score of 77. T. Paterson and Mrs 11. Ayers were the runners-up, with a net score of 78. A team from the Malvern Golf Club visited Diamond Harbour yesterday and played a match against a Diamond Harbour team. Results were as follows, Malvern players being mentioned first: Foursomes—A. Tooms and W. Glasgow halved with N. Thompson and W. Paton; R. Robinson and R. M'Donald lost to P. Barnard and R. Round; P. W. Pole and W. Deans lost to W. Paine and T. Bowring; Mrs Norton and Mrs R. M’Donald halved with Mrs W. Paton and Miss M. Cook. Singles—Mrs Norton lost to Mrs Paton; Mrs M’Donald lost to Miss Cook; A. Tooms halved with W. Paton; W. Glasgow lost to N. Thompson: R. M’Donald halved with P. Barnard; P. Robinson lost to K. Round; P. W. Pole lost to W. Paine: W. Deans lost to T. Bowring.

Gross. Hep. Net. T. Merry and R. I>. M. Bassett 96 15 SI R. J. M’llroy and E. L Young 97 14 S3 R. H. T. Hamilton and F. O. Strong .... 94 10 SI J. B. Bruges and R. P. Jones 98 10 S8 F. J. Glackin and J. D. Esmonds 105 14 91

SENIORS. Gross. Hep. Net. 91 14 77 .1. Smith 94 78 94 14 80 V. Savill 96 16 80 F. C. Wo oiler ...... 88 7 81 K. M. Ollivier 91 10 HI W. W. Gudgeon 93 12 SI 31. R. Sellers ........ 95 14 si C. G. Curtis OK 13 S3 3d. Prankerd 12 S4 .f. R. Gilmour „ .... 9S 13 X 5 K. B_. Bain 101 16 So JUNIORS. Gross. Hep. Net. "W. .T. Freebury ... 85 24 71 A. Dickson 24 75 J. F- Tipping 98 76 W. L. Partridge ... 96 18 78 Dindsay Russell 102 79 yi. Hall 102 21 81 W. A. Hurdley 103 SI W. F. T. Hill * . 106 24 82 G. F. Palmer . 105 20 85 F. O. Hartley 109 24 85 A. G. Fraser 107 IS 89 K. W. Cuddon 13 6 24 F. W. Dawson w 117 24 93

returned:— Gross. Hep. Net. A. W. T^eithead .. 80 11 69 . . 80 H. Bottrell 24 Tl. V. Evans B. Evans ....... M. Ramsay E. J. Corcoran . H. R. Aspinall .... 6

FIRST GRADE. * Gross. I-Idp. Net. J. G. Niccol 79 10 69 H. A. Potvine S6 14 72 C. S. Bruce S4 11 *3 G. Reid S9 3 6 /3 •T. W. Fair 82 S 74 D. C. Johnston S3 9 *4 G. W. Scott 84 n ij A. L*. Marshall S3 7 <6 J. Mackay 84 S .6 W. D. P.evell 87 11 76 T. Doyle SO 13 76 C. E. Tori esse 90 14 1 6 SECOND GRADE. C. S. Smith 91 22 69 F. S. Cave 93 20 73 D. J. Purdom ........ 97 23 74 R. S. Baird 100 26 74 R. A. Hold gate 96 21 75 L. S. Abernethy 99 24 7 5 P. B. Foote 97 21 76 F. Oxford 105 2S 77 C. N. Coxhead 98 20 78 G. A. Bridges 10S 30 78 The following have qualified for the final of the Perry Cup:— F. S. Cave 115 C. E. Torlesse 146 E. E. Berry 147 D. C. Johnston 147 J. G. Xiccol 148 G. W. Scott 148 C. S. Smith 148

Ball 70 Dodd 73 J. Somerville 74 Park 75 Johnston 75 Moore 75 M'Dougrall 7o J. M. Crowley 75

Gross Hep. Net .T. S. Wilson SO 6 74 K. F. Oakes 89 14 73 R. Camm S7 10 77 A. B. Hobbs 01 14 77 A. R. Blank 79 1 78 II. 91 12 79 C. J. Ward, jun 88 9 79 W. L. Lawry „. 90 10 80 R. G. Thomson ...... 80 b* 80 F. E. Woc-ler 88 7 81 C. A. Quane 85 4 81 G. W. Ward 97 12 85 Junior. IT. H. P. Ballantyne .. 95 20 75 F. W. Stevens 91 16 73 H. S. Wilkinson 95 20 75 It. G. Malcolmson .... 92 16 70 H. M. Taylor 93 16 77 R. Twyneham 95 IS 77 J. IT. Hutchins 96 IS 7S H. C. Lusty 98 20 78 S. Wright 98 20 78 A. F. W. Preston .... 104 24 80 S. B. Simpson 101 20 81 I>. Crozier 106 24 82 J. Stratton 98 16 82 J. R. Cameron 107 2 4 83 M. W. Beaven 102 18 84 C. L. Green 104 20 8 4 S. Milne 104 20 S4 A. C. Bretherton 105 20 85 C. J. McFadden 103 IS 83