GOLF

Waikato Independent, Volume XXIX, Issue 3097, 13 June 1929, Page 5

GOLF

CAMBRIDGE CLUB.

JUNE CUP. . . t

Following is the draw for the Juno Cup medal handicap, to be played on Saturday next: — • -

Robinson plays Harbutt, Bradstreet plays L. Haworth, A. H. Nicoll plays J. T. Entwisle, Boyce plays Taylor, Alf ord plays Cox, Nelson plays . Grumitt, Niekle plays Calvert, Miller plays Pearce, Neeiy plays James, Symonds plays F. Entwisle, Witherow plays J. Banks, N. Banks plays Willis, Wells plays Sawers, A. W. Nicoll plays Rowland, Clemow plays Edwards, Sutherland plays Montgomery.

CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB. BOGEY MATCH. The following, is the draw for the monthly bogey match to be played on Wednesday, June 19th. Players to leave the first tee at 12.30 p.m. in the order of draw and continue at four-minute intervals:— Mrs. Mahony plays Miss Skect, Miss Cox plays Miss Watt, Miss Swayne plays Miss Crowther, Miss Thompson plays Mrs. J. Banks, Mrs. Macky plays Miss Nolan,' Mrs. Browne plays- Mrs. Mrs. Burke, Miss 5 Garland plays Miss Robinson," Miss ' Short plays Mrs. N: Banks, Mrs. Batchelor plays Mrs. E. Niekle, Mrs. Nolan plays Miss Clemow, Mrs. Nicoll plays Mrs. Sutherland. WAIRAKAU CLUB. . MATCH■ WITH OKOROIEE. - The following is the team to play the Okoroire Club on the latter 'a links next Saturday:— Middleton, Garland, D. Dalziell, R. Currie, C. Peake, E. Peake, Meeking, B. Hill, A- Dalziell, Day, T. Hill, Waite, Osborne, Mrs.C. Peake, Miss Deans, Mrs. Middleton, Miss M. Osborne, Miss R. Osborne, Mrs. Dalziell, Mrs. Waite, Mrs. E. Peake. Medal Round. The draw for the nitfuai round ou the home links is as follows: —

Scott plays Kirkby, F. Strawbridge plays Ward, McVicar plays Stott, Ariell plays R. Strawbridge, Sayers play£ Bourke, Miss Lippiatt plays Miss Strawbridge, Mrs. Ward, plays Mrs. Kirkby, Mrs. Scott plays Mrs. Budge, Mrs. Ariell plays another.

A FEW NOTES.

(By "MID-IRON.")

Last Saturday's match against the Wairakau Club was, as usual, a most enjoyable feature. The latter club have reconstructed their course, and it is now sporting and interesting. Alford_ and Boyce played well, and accounted for Middleton and Garland. The latter player hits a fine ball off the tee, but is inclined to be weak with his irons. A. H. Nicoll had a hard fight with Dalziell, and the result was in doubt right up to the last green, to finish in. Nicoll's favour. A. W. Nicoll was lucky to square his game with Plowden, as he was five down at the seventh. However, he settled down ih fine gtyie from the eighth to finish all squarS. Nelson played his usual good game, and won his match, from C. Peake at'the 16th greeni Witherow. ■jv'.as beaten at the 16th by E. Peake, who is usually hard to beat on his.home course. E. Niekle was too good for Meeking, the match finishing at the 14th hole. Niekle's golf has probably improved since his visit to Auckland. Bradstreet accounted for Wairakau's secretary, B. Hill, at the 14th green, and Calvert had to strike his colours to Currie in a very close finish. So far this season, Calvert has not struck his true fornj, but should show up at any time. , Symonds played steady golf, and won hi 3 match from T. Hill at the 13th green. Rowland was beaten by A. Dalziell in a close game at the 17th green. James squared his match with Waite, but Cox was just beaten by Osborne on the last green. ' The matches between the ladies were all very close finishes, with the advantage in favour of the Wairakau players, who won five matches to one. The remaining match finished all square.

All the local players, and particularly those who suffered defeat, are anxiously waiting for a return match.