ATHLETICS.

Waikato Times, Issue 12186, 22 September 1911, Page 4

ATHLETICS.

GOLF.

HAMILTON CLUB

On Saturday next a medal handicap will be played. The following arc the draws and handicaps. I Ladies 9 holes. Miss Wilkinson 13 plays Mrs Stewart 23. Miss Watt 50 plays Miss Swayne 50. Miss V. Hunter 40 plays Mrs Bennett 29. Mrs Hollaway 15 plays Mrs Shepherd 18. Miss O'Neill 50 plays Mrs Gillies 40. Miss Garrett 44 plays Miss Thorne 25. Mrs Douglas scratch plays Miss Gillespie 47. Miss Scholfield 42 plays Miss Bourse 50. Miss Bayly 27 plays Miss Ring 24. Mrs Yule 27 plays Miss Lewis 50. Miss A. Steele 50 plays Miss HoLdc i 17, Miss Primrose- 17 plays Miss Malcolm 18. Mrs Kerr 16 plays Miss Rothwell 20. Miss Stephenson 50 plays Miss A. Bond 21. Miss Clarke 50 plays Miss Wallnutt 42. Mrs F. T. Wilson 50 plays Miss Hooker 50. Miss Furze 23 plays Miss Cu&sem 21. Miss Campbell 38 plays Miss Davis 50. | Miss McAllum 29 plays Miss Lough-

nan 50. Mrs Reece 50 plays Mrs Towsey 50. Gentlemen IS holes. E. B. Heywood 28 plays E. J. Mirams 22. C. Bennett 35 [days Barnard 40. F. A. Swarbrick 15 plays J. Jordan 30. Dr. Hyde 40 plays Brabyson 40. J. H. Hume 15 plays A. G. Stand 20. A. L. Yule 40 piays Dr. Reece 40. Dr. Wilkin 40 plays G. Hyde 40. E. J. Mears 30 plays 0. R. Fairer 36. W. H. Worsley 28 plays A. J. Shepherd 20. C. F. Bond 12 plays H. T. Gillies 4. E. Sare 37 plays J. E. Thomson 40. J. Lloyd 40 plays A. T. Elliott 40. A. H. J. Wyatt 31 plays E. B. Davy 30. E. P. Cavanagh 22 plays Whitelaw 22. H. J. Dodson 31 plays E. J. Stewart 30. B. Waymouth 40 plays J. O'Grady 40. F. Winter 9 plays W. G. Poutney 26. G. J. Archer 40 plays Dr. Douglas 29. Hanna 40 plays McGuire 40. J. Loughnan 40 plays D. Anderson 34. G. McLeod 34 plays E. Goodfellow 40.

CAMBRIDGE CLUB. The competition for Mr J. Arnold's trophy was won by Mrs McDermott, Mrs Keesing- runner-up. The. following is the draw for the mixed foursomes for prizes presented by the president (Mr C. C. Buckland). The match will he played on Wednesday and Saturday of next week : Miss Caldwell and Hindmarsh v. Mrs Nicoll and Richardson. Miss Vaale and Father Murphy v. Miss G. Roberts and F. Brown. Miss Cox and Bunyard v. Miss P. Ferguson and Wells. Mrs Croxford and Green v. Miss Lund on and Mcßri.de. Mrs McDermott and Priestley v. Miss Brooks and Nicoll. Miss Wells and J. Banks v. Miss K Willis and Dunbar. Miss Banks and R. J. Roberts v. Miss Souter <md K. Caldwell. Mrs W. Banks and Forbes v. Miss M. Roberts and Wilkinson. Mrs Mcßride and Middleton v. Mrs Caldwell and N. Banks. Miss Willis Hammond v. Miss Middleton and Walker. Mrs Bunyard and Caddy v. Miss Keyes and H. Lewis. Miss K. Swayne and A. Willis v. Miss A. Hally and Warren. Mrs Nixon and Ferguson v. Miss Bull and Bryce. Miss Keesing and Shaw v. Miss Veal© and Potts. Miss Pickering and Russell v. Miss Hally and Hursthouse.

RUGBY.

HUNTLY v. HAMILTON. In 'the match Huntly v. Hamilton No. 1, to be played at Huntly on Saturday under Rugby rules, ths following have been chosen to represent the mining township :—C. Bailey. Tumeke, F. Farrell, Tahu Tarawhiti, H. Peckham, Geo. Paki, J. Moroney, H. Buchanan, A. McKilloP, Geo. Awa, A. Cooper, K. Martin, Kio Tarawhiti, Franks, and B. Manderson, with T. McQuillan as emergency. ATHLETES DISQUALIFIED. WITHHOLDING PERFORMANCES. (Per Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, Friday. The Athletic Union Centre last night disqualified Constable Grigg, for racing under the name of Eeyland at the Granity Sports Meeting for life, full evidence being adduced in support of the charges made by the Granity tion of the chairman in disciualifyinfe Buttstone, whose records showed preuious victories which he had withheld. __^___^_«