GOLF

Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 August 1937, Page 3

GOLF

RECORDS BROKEN. LONDON, Thursday. Scoring 63 in the first round of the ''News Chronicle” £IOOO tournament at East Brighton, S. L. King established a British record for a major golf event. Another record was established by •thirty players breaking 70 in a riot of phenomenal scoring. These included B. Gadd and Max Faulkner, 64’s; and R. Whitcombe, 65. At St. Moritz in winning the Swiss open on the Samaden links with an aggregate of 136, Marcel Dallemagne had included in his total a record round of 67, four under par. At Cape Town, jjlaying in a Goodwood Club match, S. Brown claims to have equalled the world record by doing the first nine holes of a full-length course in 27, seven under bogey. TINUI CLUB. The second qualifying round of the Tinui Golf Club’s championship will be played to-morrow. The draw is as follows:—J. M. Laing v. Ashworth; A. E. Schofield v. Bannister; S. Schofield v. Street; Langdon v. Groves; Owen v. Bartholomew; H. Laing v. R. Speedy; I. Balfour v. W. Laing; Dalziell v. Miles; Bennett v. Maunsell; Cameron v. E. Schofield; Carson v. G. Speedy; B. Balfour v. Murdoch; E. Beiliss v. J. Beiliss; Johnston v. Meredith; Horner v. I. Speedy; Smith' v. Atkinson; Buckeridge v. E. H. Schofield; C. Gawith v. M. Innis; J. Innis v. P. Beiliss. LADIES' GAMES. A L.G.U. medal round will be played by the lady members, in conjunction with the first qualifying round of the championship. The draw is as follows: Miss D. Groves v. Miss E.. Langdon; Mrs. Andrew v. Mrs. I. Speedy; Mrs. Meredith v. Miss Reid; Miss Grant v. Miss Holdsworth; Mrs. J. Innis v. Miss J. Groves; Mrs. W. Laing v. Mrs. Horner; Miss J. Laing v. Mrs. R. Speedy; Miss D. Laing v. Miss Innis; Mrs. Balfour v. Mrs. Ashworth; Mrs. Savage v. Mrs. Dalziell; Mrs. Bennett v. Miss K. Langdon.

CARTERTON CLUB. The following is the draw for the first round of the Carterton Golf Club’s championships, to be held on the Taratahi links to-morrow:— From No. 1 Tee.—Senior: H. J. Dudson v. W. D. Moroney; B. Booth v. C. K. Goodin; A. J. Fisher v. D. L. Taverner; G. S. George v. W. J. C. Wells. Junior: G. G. Reynolds v. D. Smith; G. Riggs v. R. T, Forbes; H. B. Keenan v. F. B. Knutson; B. Whitburn v. J. P. Steel. x A stablefofd bogey competition will be played at the same time, the draw being:—From No. 17 Tee: P. Shankland v. C. M. Kiddie; G. Hart v. C. C. Callender; G. Brown v. J. A. Lawrence; J. Steel v. R. W. Roydhouse; D. Taylor

v. L. R. H. Aplin; Rex Lawrence v. B. Beaven; L. H. Smart v. R. Goodwin; W. H. Booth v. J. Court. From No. 17 Tee: T. T. Hughes v. E. T. Beaven; A. Ivrahagen v. Father Heaney; W. Candy v. J. Gustofson; R. Harrington v. C. C. Clarke; F. L. Barr v. E. Fisher; H. E. Jackson v. N. Every; S. Hill v, V. L. Robinson; J. Dwane v. F. Hill; C. Larsen v. A. Tanlcersley. MASTERTON VERSUS HUTT. The final A grade pennant match was played at Lansdowne yesterday against a team from the Hutt Golf Club, resulting in a win for the Masterton team. The results were: Miss IJornabrook lost to Mrs. Slater; Miss Todd beat Mrs. Wilson; Mrs. Drew beat Miss Lee; Mrs. Prior beat Mrs. Hanson; Mrs. Plummer beat Mrs. Rogers.