WANGANUI GOLF CLUB.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 19897, 15 September 1913, Page 8

WANGANUI GOLF CLUB.

ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

The annual tournament was continued I in splendid weather on Saturday, the events including two rounds of the championship besides an IS-holo niatr-h ngainst bogey in the morning and an 18-hole medal match in tho afternoon. The bogey was won by F. C Fryer, who with a handicap of 5 w.ns 3 no on the Colonel. T)r Gregg 02) was I lip aiul H. E. Good (hnndierm 10) and 11. W. Kelly (1-1) lied for third phve n .\] square. In tho .afternoon ll'. W. Kellv, 'JO-IS-72j proved an easy winner, while A. Barraud, 70-2-77. and C. llickson, SG-O-77, tied for second place. The championship first round resulted as follows :— L. Seifert beat A. Barraml 3 and 2, AY. S. Ralph beat IT. G. Stringer 2 up, J. Harold beat Kiirnno Tareha. 2 and 1, T. Saundcrs beat D. McCormick 2 and L, Kapi Tareha boat «T. F. Ritchie 1 up, A. D. S. Duncan beat H. O. Cock 3 and 2, W. A. O'Callnghan beat G. Saunclers o and 5. A. H. Lewis beat A. G. Hodges 8 and 7. Second Bound: Ralph beat L. Soifert 1 up, Harold boat I. Saundors 4 and 3, Duncan beat Kapi Tareha 2 up and Lewis beat O'Callaghan 6 and 4. The approaching competition for a prize presented by Mr H. D. Bates was won after a play-off with J. Cameron and G. AY. Harden, by D. Coghill. The putting competitions were again won by Mrs H. A. Lomax and R. D. Wybourne. This morning the semi-final of the championship will be played; Ralph plays Harold, and Lewis plays Duncan. An 18-hole bogey match will be plflyed in the morning and this afternoon the final of the championship and an iB-hole foursome against bogey. There tv!jl also be an (approaching competition and the usual putting competition j Detailed results are as under:— '

lb-hole Bogey Match Handicap.— Fryer, handicap o, 3 up; Dr. Gregg, 12, 1 up] H. E. Good, 10, all square; H. W. Kelly, 14, all square; F. Ross, 7, 2 down; E. Hickson. 7, 3 down; W. Strang, o, 3 down; Wardrop, 12, 3 down; W. L. Fitzherbert, 14, 4 down; J. S. HaiTison, 8, 4 down; J. E. Paterson, &, 4 down; W. Rankin, 9 4 down. IS-hole Medal Match Handicap.—H. W. Kelly 90 18 72; A. N. Barraud, To 2 77; E. Hickson, 86 9 77; R. Abraham, 92 12 80; A. Howarth, 91 11 80; F. S. Parkes 89 9 80; G. Saunders 83 2 81; J. G. Rutherford 95 13 82; W. J. Muir 91 9 82; J. S. Harrison 93 10 S3; J .F. Ritchie 86 3 83; W. Seifert 93 12 83.

The following is the draw for to-day's Bogey Handicap, starting after the championship semi-final this morning: —Hickson 6 v. J. B. Reid 13, W. A. laard 14 v. W. Rankin 9, Gill-Carey 7 v. O'Callaghan 4, Ritchie 2 v. G. Saunders 2, J. Yon Haast 12 v. Hudson 12, McCormick 3 v. Thomson 12, J. Cameron 8 v. W. G. Jones 12, P. C. Fryer 4 v. Muir 7, Cock 2 v. H. G. Good 10, Evered 9 v. W. Seifert 9, Paget 18 v. L. Seifert 3, H. Abraham 6 v. I. Saunders 2, G. W. Harden 9 v. F. W. S?ifert 6, D. Meldrum 3 v. J. E. Paterson 8, A. G. Hodges 5 v. J. G. Rutherford 10, €. P. Brown 15 v. H. Gabites U, Dr. Gregg 11 v. L. J. Sigley 6, Rev. Harvey 12 v. Wardrop 12, Parkes 7 x. W. Strang 5, Latham 4 v. F. Ross 7. D'Arcy"6 v. KelLy 10, Stringer 8 v. K. Fouga 2, CoghiTi 8 v. Kapi Tareha scr., Wybourne 2 v. Goss 2. Riddell 12 a bye. Bogey Foursome, tEis afternoon.— O'Calkghan and Tliomas 8 v. Muir and Jones 10. Fryer and" Ralph 5 v. Riddell and Rutherford 11, McCormick and Ross 5 v. Wybourne and Coghill 5, Paterson and Parkes 8 v. Wardron and D'Arcy 9, Latham and Hudson 8 v Brown and Kelly 13, Cock and Hodges <J v Lewis and G. Saunders 3, Kureno and Kapi Tareha 1 v. F. W. and W. Seifert 8, I. Saunders and H. Abraham 4 v. Good and Gregg 11. L. Seifert and Goss 3 v. Reid and Gabites 14. 'Stringer and Hickson 7 v. Meldrum and Harden 6, Ritchie and Cameron 5 v. GillCarey and Rankin 8. The prizes will be presented at tho Club-house at the conclusion of to-day's events about 4 p.m.