GOLF.

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17751, 1 July 1929, Page 2

GOLF.

THE HAMILTON CLUB.

BELL CUP AND CONSOLATION. The Bell Cup and Consolation Handicap competitions were continued at St. Andrews on Saturday with the following results:— Bell Cup.—Tompkins beat Rawson, 3 and 2; Simpson beat Horton, 3 and 2; Black beat East, 8 and 6; Gunn beat Russell, 2 and 1. Consolation Handicap.—Wynne beat Awdry, 5 and 4; Wake beat Allen, 6 and 5; Horton Jr. beat N. Ross, 2 and 1; Atkins beat Cleary, 2 and 1.

HAMILTON LADIES’ CLUB. The following is the draw for the July medal round to be played on Wednesday, in conjunction with the first round for Captain's Trophy:— Commencing at first tee: 12.30 p.m., Miss Allen v. Mrs Joil; 12.34, Mrs Batt v. Miss McKenzie; 12.38, Miss Dawson v. Mrs Bennett; 12.42, Mrs P. E. Cleary v. Mrs Gower; 12.46, Mrs Milroy v. Miss Masters; 12.50, Mrs Hay v. Mrs Arthur; 12.54, Miss Coventry v. Miss Wilson; 12.58, Mrs Russell v. Mrs Dingle; 1.2, Mrs Hume v. Mrs Matthew's;. 1.6, Mrs Fraser v. Miss E. Hammond; 1.10, Mrs R. English v. Miss Rees; 1.14, Mrs Blundell v. Mrs A. English; 1.18, Mrs James v. Miss Cann; 1.22, Miss Rimmer v. Mrs Rawlings; 1.26, Mrs Horton v. Mrs Aitken; 1.30, Miss Oliver v. Miss McLean; 1.34, Mrs Jacobsen v. Miss Heywood; 1.36, Mrs Strang v. Mrs Sutcliffe; 1.40, Mrs Peterson v. Miss B. Vickery.

Commencing at seventh tee: 12.15 p.m., Mrs J. O’Sullivan v. Mrs Primrose; 12.19, Mrs Hazard v. Miss G. Hammond; 12.23, Mrs Masters v. Mrs Bindon; 12.27, Mrs Chamberlain v. Mrs Colin Taylor; 12.31, Miss Templer v. Mrs Ratcliffe; 12.35, Mrs Standrin v. Miss Norris; 12.39, Miss Stevens Mrs Bartlett; 12.43, Mrs Hockln v.* Mrs King. Players unable to play at time drawn are requested to arrange to change with another pair. The Saturday players will play their round on Saturday. Owing to the w r et weather the time for playing the third round of the Douglas' Cup has been extended to July 10. The following is the draw for the C grade match to be played on Thursday afternoon: —Mrs Pemberton v. Miss S. Wright; Mrs Payne v. Mrs A. McKinnon; Mrs Wake v. Mrs Beehan; Miss Denz v. Mrs H. Griffiths; Mrs Brewer v. Mrs F. Gruar; Miss B. Hunter v. Miss M. Innes; Mrs McCracken v. Mrs Mac Diarmid; Mrs G. Smith v. Mrs Pearson; Mrs J. A. Young v. Mrs J. McNicol. In the third round of the Douglas Cup: Mrs G. Bindon v. Mrs Milroy; Miss' Oliver v. Mrs Bartlett; Mrs Dingle v. Miss J. Masters; Miss Templer v. Mrs C. Taylor; Mrs Ratcliffe v. Mrs Gower; Mrs Fraser v. Miss Fockc; Mrs 11. Matthews v. Miss Stevens; Miss Dawson v. Mrs Arthur. Two members of the club have holed out in their tee shot this season. Miss M. McKenzie holed out at the first in her tee shot. Mrs W. M. Horton holed out at the short fourteenth in her tee shot. The best score returned for the Saturday players’ bogey was Mrs Whitehouse, 1 down. CAMBRIDGE CLUB.

In spite of the very stormy weather there was a good muster - at the Cambridge Golf Links on Saturday, when the final round of the June Cup competition was played. The winner proved to be C. H. Miller, with a nett score on the two rounds of 05—74, total 139. E. H. Bradstree: was the runner-up with 67—74 —141. The cards returned for Saturday's play were; I. James, 98, handicap 27, nett 71; A. R. Cox, 101 —30 —71; R. Alford, 84—12—72;: E. Niclcle, 93 — 20—73; W. Rominson, 95—22 —73; C. W. Miller, 90—16—74; E. H. Bradstreet, 94—20 —74 ; A. \V- Nicoll, 91 —16—75; 11. Neely, 98 —23 —75; O. P. Symonds, 97—20—77.

THE TE AROHA CLUB. TE AROHA, Saturday. Members of the Te Aroha Golf Club played a four-ball best-ball bogey match to-day, but the unfavourable weather was against good play. The best cards returned were:— Bradley and Mahon, 1 down; Laver and Johnson, 1 down; Halligan and Bliss, jun., 2 down; Crompton and Bliss, sen., 1 down.