GOLF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 157, 8 July 1935, Page 5

GOLF

SCOTTISH CHAMPION THOMSON BEATS McLEAN Received July 7, 7.5 p.m. LONDON, July 6. In lhe Scottish golf championship final Thomson, the boy champion of 1931 and present Irish champion, defeated Mel.can 2 arid I. MAXWELL CLUB LAST WEEK’S MEDAL MATCH The first qualiiying round of the Maxwell Lull CluOS championship is to be played next Saturday, July 13. Following are the results of week’s medal milieu: —Mrs. BrodericK, 87, .11—76; Airs. Matthews, .112, 76; Mrs. Will>, IU4, 26 — ( b; A. Matthews, 96, 26 —70; I’. Hiddab, 99, 28— 71; E. P. \ . Sealy, 90, 18—*2. INTER-CLUB MATCH SEAFIELD AND PATEA PLAY IX FIEUCE GALL Over the week-end a fec.m of Seaiield players motored to Palea lo plav the home and-away niler-ulub match, a fierce southerly gale swept the Ihifs and at times players had consitleiaoie trouble in keeping their balance vvniic addressing lhe bail. In spite of lhe wind a most enjoyable day was spent. Ju the absence of Air. G. H. Holt, president or tiie tteaneld Golf CiUb, Mr. R. D. Smart, me vice-picsmen«, .-poKe on behalf ui the Seahcid piajeit and Mr. C. iv. iioncj Held, picsiutui ut me .Palea Ciub, responded. Results were as loilow, Palea players meiiiioned first iu each in.-.lancu: Morning Round (four-bail games) W. Hughes and J. Keiiclcy halved with J. r. Cardo and S. irwiu. R. Bourne and L. onuild Io S L to F. 11. Beit, and A. j.amont. R. Hadcluw and L. liuots won from S. L. Kuuger and K. B. binart. D. Andur.si.il and J. Gilbert io.st to A. G. Mac Kay and K. G. Lrazier. E. Harris and R. vvimeis ualvcd with S. T. Pntcnard and -J. F. CiaiKe. W. Lester and F. BostucK won irom R. J. Carruthers and A. AlcL. Lennie. I.'. R. Honey field and G. Uar'JCrt lust to B. R. Dune and N. S. Delves. I. Harkness ami E. Aaganrd 10.-t to G. R. Haldane and L. L. Giiuerd. Afternoon Play (Pairs) G. Hughes halved with J. I’. Carde. J. Keucley lost to S. J t win. R. Bourne won Irom I. 11. Bell. B. Sheild lost to A. Lamoni. R. Haddovv lost to S. L. Rodger. S. Adams lost to R. D. Smail. D. Audersuu lust to A. G. Mackay. L. Harris lost to K. G. I razier. D. Withers lost to S. T. Pritchard. F. Bostouk lost to J. F. Clarke. D. Naismith lost to R. J- 1 arrulhC. R. Honey field lost to A. McL. Rennie. W. Lester lust to N. S. Delves. E. Aagaard halved with G. R. Haldane. J, Harkness lost to L. B. Gilbcrd. CASTLECLIFF CLUB PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT ANNUAL MATCH PLAYED Caslleeliff Golf Club members on Saturday played tbeir annual match President v. Vice-President on Saturday, the result being a win for ehc president’s team, by 17 games lo 14, with two games halved. A cup for the best net medal round on the winning side was won by L. Cathro, whose score of 70 was the outstanding feature of the <l«y. Details of the match are as follow, j the President's team being mentioned first in each instance: R. R. Dawson won from E. Christie. L. Cathro won from K. Bateman. C. Hutton lost, to .1. Wilson. F. W. Wagstaff won from J. I. McNeil. F. J. Currie vvon from E. A. MHive a rd. L. Whetton won from K. T. Greenhill. N. Jackson lost to A. W. Brown. J. Braid won from D. Taylor. K. H. Hounsell vvon from B. Britton. H. Lee lost to L. King. E. R. Hodge lost to E. H. Smith. T. Ruane won from S. R. Storey. F. Wood halved with A. J. Quill. J. H Dean won from R. C. Cook. W. B Smith lost to F. J. Gaze. A. O. Keating won from W. J. Dean. H. Rowling lost, to W. McMenamin. E. Gilbert, lost to .1. Russell. <’. Reid won from J. Lee. J. Cotter won from H. W. Hawke, N. G. Fisher lost to F. G. Blake. I Merrington vvon from AL G. Big ’ I nell. I. H. Jones lost to E. N. Rabone, R. Michie won from F. Drew. A. G. Sadler vvon from A. R. Turn bull. G. Laing lost to R. ('. Smith. J. 11. Hoare lost to R. C. Davis. A. O. E'lwards lost to K. AlcKillop. \ . C. Rapson lost to W. W. Dickson. I). T. Allan lost to W. J. Hastings. D. Haywood won from G. F. Payne. E. C. Penn halved with A. V. Muir. E. B. Haywood won from E. C. Smith. President. 17 games. \ ice President, 1 I games. Halved, 2. f The modal match in conjunction brought in good scores, as follows:

Seniors !•:. II. Smith . . si i:;_os L. Cathro 70 o —70 I]. Gilbert 79 7 — 72 I. Whet ton 70 3—72 T. Ruane . . SO 11 —72 A. W. Brown S2 10—72 .1. Braid SO 13 r. .1. Cr-rie S3, 10—73 1'. W. Wagstaff S2 S—74 i. II. Dean 91 17—74 A. O. Keating 93, IS —75 J. Wilson . . 7S 3—75 Juniors J. Russell ... 103. ".6—07 W. W. Dickson 91 22—09 I-'. J. Blake 101 3,4—70 1 >. Haywood 95 2 1 --71 1.. K. Rahone 109 30—71 G. 1’. Payne 99 20—7: Alerrington Ill 3,0—75 R. C. Davis 105 3.1 75 S. R. Storey 100 25 —75 R. C. Smith 100 31 75

K. Pharazyn 17—71 .1. B. .lark and H. Holroyd 92 21 < 1 E. Bogbeii and A. Wilson So 13- 72 A. Hunter and G. E. Cut field s,; >1 72 K. A Sutherland and M. Kell . M 12 72 C. 1*. Brown and K. A. Howie S ' 1 1" <2 K. 1. Sewell and L. K. Wilson 12 1. S. Wallace, and G. G. Bingus . 23 73 1. Saunders and I’. s«un(It. will be noted that there is a lie for the last two pi.ires in the eight. Other scores were as follow : G. E. I.omas and A. Holloa’d ■' , 'S 1 1 71 II. V. Holdiins and J E. Foster li’2 2< 71 P. H. Hartland and P. Graham 1’2 IS- 71