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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 110, 11 May 1936, Page 5

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MANAWATU AND WANGANUI INTER-CLUB MATC H HOKOWHITU AND BELMONT During the week end an inter club match was played by the Wanganui and Manawatu Golf Clubs, the A teams meeting at Hokowhitu and the B teams a: Belmont. The weather at Hokov.hitu was threatening early but cleared and remained fine. The course, which was very heavy during the early part of the morning, dried quickly in the wind and was in first-rate order. Manawatu’s leading pair, Horca- • •rook and Glendinning, were matched with Goss and Haworth in the four-ball and the game was productive of much -ensational golf. They started at the eleventh and Hornabrook wa.i at the top nf his form right from the start. Glendinning came in when required and Manawatu took the first seven holes in a row. They won the ninth and weic eight up. Hornabrook’s score at tha< stage was 33, or four strokes better than scratch. The visitors were in a hopeless position but undaunted, and they -had reduced rhe deficit to 4 with four to play. Hornabrook then f linched the match with a brilliant angle 3 at Riverside <484 yards). With 15 holes played. Hornabrook’s total was 59, and as the remaining holes were short, onehe was in line for a round of better than 70. At Monro's (196 yards) his Pick wa« right out, however, for a beautiful high tee shot, hit along a I re about six feet to the left of the pin, pitched on the green and kicked over into the bunker, the hall finishing in water, lb played a bold second to S'l out ot the writer but failed with it. His thir.i was eight feet from the pm but he ./id not succeed with the putt, taking fi'e. That was not so good. He was down in par figures at th? next two holes and completed in ”1. a great effort ol the day. His card In: 4 4 2 4 4 5 4 3 4—34 In the afternoon H or na brock met Goss but was off his game and suffered defeat, Goss donig a 76 as follows: — Out; 4 4 4 3 6 5 6 3 3—38. In: 4 4 3 5 4 4 4 4 4 —38. Results are as follow, with the Mana want players mentioned first is cacu instance: — Four-ball Matches. •I. P. Hornabrook and K. S. Glendinning won from J. Goss and B. Haworth. O. H. Williams and G. -Moore lost to F. Hutchison and G. Saunders. N. G. Ingham and T. Louissou lost to R. Sewell and B. Power. E. R. Chapman and L 1-. Lewis lost to L. Hogbeu and R. Howie. P. Bendall and W. L. Winks lost to D. Murchie and P. Saunders. G. M. McCaskill and C. Louisson lost io G. ■Saunders and K. McFarlane. P. G. Tizard and -J. F. Field won from A. Bullock Douglas and K. HandA. Graham ami H. E. Fairer won from R. E. Jackson and E. McDonald. \V. ],. Fitzhenbert and T. Stubbs lost in B. Harvev and F. Melody. G. M. Loui.'son and W. Moffatt won from T. Bly th and W. Smith. Wanganui 6 wins; Alanaoatu 1 wins. Pairs Results J. (loss won from J. I’ Hornabrook. V. B. Haworth lost to K. Glendin ning. F. C. Hutchison won from O- H. Wiliams. G. Saunders won from C. G. Moore. B. Power lost to T. Louisson. R. Sewell lost to N. G. Ingham. L. W. Hogben lost to E. K. Chap man R. A- Howie won from J. E. Lewis. D. Murchie ail square with F. Ben <lalL P Saunders lost Io W. F. Winks, maunders all square with C. M. M cCaskell. K. McFarlane lost to F. Goldingham. A. Bullock-Dcuglas lost to P. G. I'ijard R. Handley lost to J. F. Field. R. E. Jackson lost to A. Graham. K. McDonald won from N. Fa i rev B. Harvey all square with R. G. Moore. F. Melody all square with A. Me Kenzie. T. A Blylh lost to G. Louisson. RESULTS AT BELMONT Four-ball Matches J. B. Jack and H. McFarlane lost to B. J. O'Shea and lan Stevenson. L. Brinkman and A. H. Boyes won from .T. .T. Stevenson and S. G. Major. J. C. Brown and E. Glenn won from

W. G. Duckworth and A. Johns. F. G. Oldham and 11). A. Cameron ! won from G. Dickie and Lan Major. ‘ H. V. Bobbins and F. Lornas woo ' from R. Manning and A. E. Hansel. . A. D. Cullen and E. R. IFx won from A. Shand and Ray Stevenson. i C. Horne and E. \ . Tustin won from ; R. Porter and R. E. Stevenson. j W. J. Gardiner and J- M. Nicholson lost to A. Snell and L. A. Ferguson. | A. Haworth and R. P. Giblin won ; from Higgins and J. H. Millar. Pairs Matches J. B. Jack won from B. J. O'Shea. I« Brinkman won from J. J. Stevenson. A. H. Boyes won from S. G. Major. H. McFarlane won from Lan .Stevenson. I J. C. Brown woo from W. G. Duckworth. I W. J. Gardiner lost to A. Snell. F. G. Oldham halved with G. Dickie. D. A. Cameron won from lan Major. I H. V. Hcbbins won from R. Manning. I F. Lomas won from A. E. Hansel. | E. Glenn lost io A. Johns. L. R. IDix won from Ray Stevenson. C. Horne halved with R’. Porter. E. V. Tustin won from R E StevenI son. | A. D. Cullen won from Shand. J. M. Nicholson halved with L. Ferguson. A. Haworth won from Higgins. H. C. Jenkins won from J. H. Millar. SEAFIELD AND MARTON INTER-CLUB MATCH PLAYED WEEK END RESULTS 4 team from the Seafield Golf Club journeyed to Al art on over the weekend and had a most enjoyable game with Afarton Golf Club members. Though a shade heavy owing to the rain, the Marton links were in excellent order. In both fourlxi!! and pairs games the home duh proved too strong Following are the detailed results, Seafield players being mentioned first in each instance: Morning Four-ball C. Snuith and F. Hoyie lost to F. Wood and A. McFarlane. F. E. Smith and A. E. Godwin lost to Whitford and AV. G. Winchcombe. 11. Gilbert! and K. Frazier lost to M. C. Gould and C. Ruberey A. G. Mackay and S. Rodger lost to i AL Atkinson and R. Wootton. A. Lamont an 1 F. Bell lost to T. G. Graham and B Cochrane. S. Pritchard and R.. I). S'mait lost to J A. Sutcliffe and A. J. Kendrick. I R. F. Kitto and AV. Pono lost to A. i Fullertnn-Smit’h and J. Fullerton Smith. I A. D Kitto anti S. Irwin lost to N. | Amon and H. Collier. B. R. Durie and IL E lmundson lost I to -T. Open-shaw and H. Gaisford. J. Alp and L. Blewett wgd from G. Simpson and AL Aino die. E Goklsburv and B. Owen lost .to H. Coleman and A. Atkinson. Afternoon Pairs A. R. Kitto won from F. L Christen- I son. J. T’. Carde lost to A. Sutton. R. F. Kitto lost to N. Amon I W. Pond won from 11. Collier I A. D. Kitto won from T. G. Graham. S. Irw’n loiSt to B. Co l li'ane. H Gilberd lost to Af. C. Gould. F. H. Bell won from C. Ruberey. A. Lamont lost to N. A Anderson. S. Rodger won from R. Wootton. A. G. Alac-kay lost to M. Atkinson i K. Fraz ; er lo<st to R. Atkinson. S. Pritchard halved with IL Coleman. R. D. Smart lost lo 11. Gaisford. R. Owen lost to J. Openshaw. E. Goldsbury lost to F. Wood B. R. Durie won from A. McFarlane. H. Edmondson lost to A. Sutcliffe. F. Hovle lost tn A. J. Kendrick i * G. Smith won from C. Whitford. i F. E. Smith lost to AV G. Wincheombe. A. E. Godwin won from .1 E. Moodie•T. Ain halved with T. G. Tlarpur. H. Norris lo’-t to R. McKenz'e. ; 1 SEAFIELD CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND i The first qualifying round of the Seafield Golf Club’s championships was played on Saturday. Following are the leading scores in the medal round played in conjunction with the qualifying round of the championships:—

L. B. Gilberd . . . .. 93—26—67 K. Lazarus .. .. . . 104—36 —6S W. H elean .. . .. 89—20—69

Seniors E \|o« yo if, W. W. Dickson .... 92—16— 76 W. .J. Dean .. ,, .. 87 — 9 —78 L. Cathro . . , a . 78— 0—78 E. Christie . . .. 91 —16 —78 J. Wilson 83— .3—80 1. Whitton M— 3—81 Intenr.ed ate A. J Quill 99—12—77 1 H. McWilliams . .. 98—20—78 •T. W. Hon re 103—25—78 A. (). Keating .. .. 9C—18--78 1.. C. Younij .... 99—20—79 W. McMenamin .. H'l —22—79 AV, R. Storey .. .. .. 103—23—SO Juniors W. C, Curtis l'»?—.36—66 R. H. McKillop .. .. 10”,—36—GO R. A Bell '.09- 36—73 D. J. Allan 111—35—76 M. G. Bignell 122—34—88 A. O. Edwa.rds ... ., 125—36—89