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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3209, 20 September 1934, Page 4

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THE CAMBRIDGE CLUB DRAW FOR SATURDAY On .Saturday the second round of tlie men’s senior and junior championships will be played on the Cambridge golf j links, the draw being as follows: Seniors: W. Hewett v. A. H. Nicoll; S. Dunbar v. C. R. Haworth; 11. N. Freeman v. L. R. Haworth; R. Ingham v. A. J. Law. j Juniors: D. McCathie v. C. C. Corfe; J. Giles v. D. E. Creed; K. Hanna v. R. Morrison; F. Kingsfc-rd v. W. Cubis I All championship matches will com- | mcnce from the first tec and all con--1 solation handicap matches will com- ■ mence from the 10th tee. Consolation Bogey Match The following players arc (Irawn to play in the 36-hole consolation handi- * cap (bogey play), which commences on j Saturday. The players -who arc beaten ! in the second round of the champion- * ships arc also included in this • competition: F. Entwisle v. W. Garrard; H. Clayton v. J. Butler; Dr H. C. Tod v. K. Ward; E. Morrice v. E. Niekle; J. Haworth v. W. J. Ward; If. Wilkinson v. E. Westlake; R. Ireland v. W. J. Smecton; Dr N. Waddle v. M. Keenan; !C. W. Vcnnell v. I. Fairbrother; D. Clcmow v. C. Barnes; F. M. Oliver v. P. Lewis; Geo. Watson v. A. Wilkinson; T. Moss v. R. Ireland; J. Fogarty v. A. N. Wrightson; W. Woods v. B. Harper; M. Calvert v. G. Harbutt. MRS NOLAN’S TROPHY WON BY MISS BREWER After two bogey matches played on the Cambridge golf links for Mrs H. H. Nolan’s trophy, Miss Jean Brewer proved the winner, being one "down on bogey. In the first round Miss Brewer was 5 down and in the second match sho finished 4 up, making her one down on tho two rounds. Other good cards for the second round were: Mrs E. Westlake, 1 down; Mrs W. Garrard, Miss Whcwell and Miss D. Nolan, 2 down, and Miss I. Garland, 3 down. C-GRADE DRAW The following is the draw for the Cgrade match to be played on the Cambridge golf links to-morrow, starting from the first tee at 12.30: Miss Ruth Speight v. Mrs Allen; Mrs Joe Butler v. Miss MacMillan; Miss Peggy Oddy v. another. TE KOUTU CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY - The result of the first round of the ladies’ championship is as follows: Mrs Simpson beat Mrs Ruge; Miss Bliss won by default; Miss Meredith won by default; Mrs Caley beat Miss West; Mrs Scott beat Mrs Wallis; Mrs Woolley beat Mrs Mason; Miss Williams won by default; Mrs Darby beat Mrs James; Mrs Green beat Miss Clothier; Mrs Jonasson beat Airs Crosbie; Miss Bartlett beat Mrs Wood; Mrs Ganc beat Mrs Anderson; Mrs Ifirk beat Miss Massey; Miss Stuart won by ■ default. Tho result of the men’s cliampionI ship (first round) was as follows: | J. Drew beat A. Clayton; S. Nichol- | son beat F. H. Green; F. T. Ray won i by default; S; Yale beat H. Jonasson; I T. B. Kirk beat C. Meredith; J. Meredith beat H. Darby; M. Woolley beat L. Webber; R. Crosbie beat V. Follas; J. Evans boat C. Allen. FENCOURT V. TE KOUTU It has been decided to hold an annual competition between unaffiliated Golf Clubs in the district. The trophy j will be a suitably, inscribed putter, which will be hold by the winning club for a period of one year, when it will bo again competed for. The’first Maungakawa Putter match will take place on Saturday next, on the To Ifoutu links, commencing at 12.45 p.m. sharp, with match play over IS holes. Next year the match will take place on tlie Fcncourt links, and during the following year on the Wairalcau links. The draw is as follows: Ladies: Miss J. Feisst (F) v. Mrs Mason (Te If); Mrs H. Clark (W) v. Miss E. Feisst (F); Miss E. Burns (F) V. Mrs Caley (Te If); Mrs 11. Morris j (W) v. Mrs Scott (To If); Mrs Feisst > (F) v. Miss Hart-Hicks (W);' Miss' Appleby (F) v. Miss Bartlett (Te If); j Mrs A. Allen (W) v. Mrs Jonasson (Te If); Miss Low (F) v. Mrs Broad (W); Mrs Kirk (Te K) v..another (W). Men: S. Vale (Te If) v. A. Feisst (F); L. Feisst (F) v. H. Clark (W); F. T. Ray (To If) v. S. Low (F); H. Jonasson (Te If) v. R. Currie (W); R. Feisst (F) v. W. Currie (W); T. B. Ifirk (Te If) v. E. McEntee (F); R 1 Crosbie (Te If) v. W. Scott (W); S. Glanvillc (F) v. A. Worrell (W); F. H. Green (Te If) v. E. Scott (W). Lady competitors are asked to bring a small basket. Tea, sugar and milk will be provided by the Te Koutu Club.