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HAMILTON CLUB. WEEK-END PLAY. MATCH WITH CAMBRIDGE. At St. Andrews at the week-end a medal handicap was played and also an inter-club match with visitors from Cambridge. The final for the Intermediate Division club championship between F. Swarbrick and P. Russell was played, and resulted in a win for Swarbrick 3 and 2. Medal Handicap. In the Saturday medal handicap the best cards returned were:— H. Toombs, 95—18—77. A. F. Cole, 93 —16—77. W. Wynne, 81—3—78. T. Simpson, BC8 —78. P. Harkncss, 87—9 —78. Match with Cambridge. In the singles matches the visitors won five games and lost seven, and in the four-ball matches won two, lost three, whilst one finished all square, leaving the balance three games in Hamilton's favour over the whole match. Following are the details. Cambridge players being mentioned first: — Singles. Wiggins beat Gillies 3 and 2. A. Nicoll beat J. Horton 2 up. R. Alford beat W. D. Boss 4 and 3. A. Bovce lost to T. Atkins 7 and r>. W Nicoll lost to P. Darkness 2 and 1. B.i Sutherland lost to T. Simpson 9 and 7. M Wells beat R. McFarland 3 and 1. F. Entwisle lost to A. F. Cole 4 and 3. T. Sawers lost to E. Eggleston o and 4. D. Tod lost to G. Wilkes 3 and 2. G. Calvert lost to W. Gunn 1 up. E. Bradstreet beat H. Blackie 1 up. Four-ball. Wiggins and A. Nicoll v. Gillies and J. Horton all square. Alford and Boyce beat Ross and Atkins 6 and 5. W. Nicoll and Sutherland lost to Darkness and Simpson 1 down. Wells and Entwlstle lost to McFarland and Cole 3 and 1. Sawers and Tod lost to Eggleston and Wilkes 5 and 4. Calvert and Bradstreet beat Gunn and Blackie 1 up. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. The following is the draw for the monthly medal round to be played on Wednesday, starting at first tee at 12.15 p.m.:— Mrs Bennett v. Mrs Mears'; 12.20, Mrs Barllett v. Mrs Mander; 12.25, Miss Allen v. Mrs A. English; 12.30, Mrs Bell v. Mrs Guy; 12.35, Miss
Dawson v. Miss Masters; 12.40, Mrs Hay v. Mrs Batt; 12.45, Mrs Masters y Miss Coventry,; 12.50, Mrs Gower v! Mrs Milroy; 12.55, Mrs Cleary v. Mrs Joll; 1 "p.m.. Mrs Grut v. Miss McKenzie; 1.5, Mrs Hume v. Miss K. Wilson; 1.10. Mrs Worley v. Mrs R. English; 1.15, Miss McLean V. Miss Canri- 1.20, Mrs Primrose, v. Miss Heywood; 1.25, Mrs J. White v. Mrs Ross; 1.30, Miss Templer v. Mrs Aitken- 1.35, Miss Rimmer v. Miss M. Johnstone; 1.40. Miss Oliver v. Mrs Fraser- 1.4 5, Miss Stevens V. Mrs Russell; 1.50, Mrs Stewart v. Mrs H. Matthews. To start at the seventh tee at i.i noon:—Miss Gruar v. Miss Norris; 12.5, Mrs Strang v. Mrs Sutcliffe; 12.10, Mrs Ratcliffe V. Mrs Beale; 12 is' Miss Pcacocke v. Mrs Jacobsen- 12.20, Mrs Hockln v. Mrs T. Guy' l 12 25, Mrs Peterson v. Miss 3uriey 12.30, Mrs Rawlings v. Mrs louse;' 12.35, Mrs Pountney v. Mrs ing- 12.40, Mrs Tompkins v. Mrs ivlor; 12.45, Mrs Dingle v. Miss E. lamraond. Those plavers unable to play at time . t-awn will please arrange to change .villi another pair. The Saturday ilaycrs will play their round on batI ' The following is the draw for the ' ; grade match to be played on Thurslav: —Mrs Burtenshaw v. Mrs Wild; Mrs Mac Diarmid v. Mrs P. Gruar; Mrs I'oung v Miss Yule; Mrs C. Matthews v Miss Earle; Mrs J. McNiool v. Mr, McGracken; Mrs Gordon Smith v. Miss B. Hunter; Miss R. Vickery V. A. N. Jiher. AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP. AUCKLAND, Monday. Unpleasant conditions prevailed at Middlemorc on Saturday, when the Ilrst round of the club championship and the qualifying rounds of the junior championship were played. Results in the llrst round of the club championship were as follows: —R. D. Wright beat H. Tidmarsh, 4 and 3; W. S. Ralph beat E. L. Bartlett, 5 and 4; H. Plumley beat W. B. Colbeck, 6 and 5; D. MacCormick beat R. Rainger, 1 up; A. Boddington beat J. P. Aldred, 1 up; W. N. Abbott beat W. Geddes, 4 and 3; L. W. Delph beat P. J. Weston, at the 20th; H. L. Rees beat 11. B. Lusk, 3 and 1. The scores of those who quabfled for the junior championship were as follows: —W. Wilson. 80; C. R. Palmer, 90; T. N. Holmden, 90; J. F. Ewen, 92; M. Lewisson, 93; W. Pavitt, 93; K MacCormick, 93; S. A. Smith, 94; B. S. Finn, 95; E. B. McDonald, 95; D. Poison, 90; W. V. Robinson, 96; 11. Henderson, 96.
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Waikato Times, Volume 104, Issue 17533, 15 October 1928, Page 3
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