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Waikato Independent, Volume XLI, Issue 3890, 11 August 1941, Page 4

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THE CALDWELL CUP RESULTS OF FIRST ROUND The Caldwell Cup competition, the best of two out of three medal rounds, was commenced by members of the Cambridge Golf Club on Saturday. There were no outstanding scores, although three players returned cards below their handicaps. The leaders, H. Jonasson and S. Baker, have been reduced two strokes by the handicapper, Mr E. A. Morrice. Results were as«follows: H. Jonasson, 84—15—09; S. Baker, 82—13—(59; A. H. Nicoll, 84—14—70; I). J. Lundon, 90—19—71; C. K. Lowe, 83-12-71; W. J, Ward, 8110—71; C. G. Vesper, 91—19—72; K. L. Wilkinson, 85—13—72; V. C Hollis, 78-5-73; R. H. Feisst, 98-24 —74; H. Clayton, 83—9—74; R. Ireland, 93—18—75; R. Boucher, 81— 5 —76; E. A. Morrice, 84—8—76; N. Paul, 9(5—20—7(5; W. Rice, 81—5— 76; R. Macdonald, 95—18—77; B. Bromwich, 101—24—77; E. J. F. Kennedy, 95—18—77; J. Butler, 85— 8_77; i. H. Brock, 99—22—77. MATCH WITH TE AWAMUTU WIN FOR CAMBRIDGE A team of golfers from Te Awamutu visited Cambridge during the week-end. As the teams selected for such a match are not necessarily the best players in the club, the result is not of great importance, but Cambridge won by 11 games to 7, one being all square. The visitors were welcomed by the club captain, Mr V. C. Hollis and the vice-president, Mr R. Ireland. Thanks for a very enjoyable day were returned by Mr S. S. Preston, a vice-president of the Te Awamutu Club. . Dinner was arranged for the visitors at the Central Hotel and the ladies of the club provided afternoon tea. The visitors and local members accorded the ladies a warm vote of appreciation for their part in making the day enjoyable. Results were as follows, .Cambridge players mentioned first: Morning four-ball: M. Woolley and R. Boucher beat G. Wood and R. Wallace, 2 up; W. Rice and V. C. Hollis lost to I). Ramsbottom and M. Barnett. 3 and 2; E. A. Morrice and W. H. Cuthbert beat W. J. Craik and S. S. Preston, 2 up; A. H; Clavton and D. Spppet lost to W. G. Smith and D. G. McLeay, 2 down; S. Baker and H. Jonasson beat J. Fletcher and H. M. Andrew, 1 up; E. J. F. Kennedy and M. Wells lost l o N. F. Rigby and F. Lasky, 2 down: R. Ireland and D. J. Lundon brat V. Venables and G. Ivory, 3 and i: D. E. Creed and J. W. Jeans beat E. Kirk and R. Wilson, 1 up; R. Macdonald and D. L. Falls, lost lo G. J. Ball and G. James, 4 and 2. Afternoon four-ball: Woolley and Boucher lost to Wood and Wallace, t down; Rico and Hollis beat Ramsbnttom. and Barnett. 4 and 3; Morrice and Cuthbert beat Craik and Preston. 2 up; Clayton and Sbppet and McLeay nnd'-Snith, all square; Baker ...and Jonasr.on beat Fletcher and 'Andrew. 2 up; Kennedy and Wells ybeat Rigby and Lasky, 3 and 1;. Ireland and Lundon beat Venules and Ivory, 3 and 2; Creed and Jeans beat Kirk and Wilson, 3 and 2; Macdonald and Falls lost to Ball and James, 1 down. Scrambles were held in conjunction with the inter-club match. The morning bogey was won by G. Wood (Te Awamutu), 2 down, and C. H. White (Cambridge) all square. In the afternoon a Stableford was held, the winners being G. Wood (Te Awamutu) and E. A. Morrice (Cambridge). DRAW FOR, NEXT SATURDAY SECOND CALDWELL CUP ROUND The fbllowjing is the draw for the second round of the Caldwell Cup competition, to be played on Saturday next: C. G.'Thompson v. A. H. Nicoll; R. Boucher v. E. Nickle; M. Woolley t. J. Butler; W. Rice v. A. H. Clayton; V.*C. Hollis v. A. J. Law; E. A. Morrice v. another; K L. Wilkinson v. D. McCathie. H. C. Tod v. C. K. Lowe; W. J. Ward

v. S.'Baker; F. Entwisle v. B. Harper; W. Townsend v. C. H. White; F. Quinn v. D. Soppet; W. O. Cubis v. H. Hawke; F. T. Ray v. J. H. Brock. J. M. Jamieson v. L. Waite; H. Jonasson v. D. J. Lundon; K. M. Butler v. R. Macdonald; I). M. Bourke v. S. G. Vosper; B. Bromwich v. Roy Fisher; R. A. Waite v. G. A. James. N. Paul v. T. Kane; I). L. Falls v. J. W. Jeans; R. Ireland v. M. Wells; C. Barnes v. R. H. Feisst; A. Wilkinson v. F. I. Fairbrother; L. Webber v. E. J. F. Kennedy; D. E. Creed v. W. H. Cubis.