GOLF,

Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17787, 12 August 1929, Page 2

GOLF,

CAMBRIDGE CLUB. The first round of the senior and junior championships was played on Saturday, the results being:— Seniors: A. H. Nicoll heat W. Robinson, 1 up; N. G. Sutherland beat F. Entwisle, 4 and 2. A Boyce beat R. Alford, 1 up; A. W. Nicoll beat Dr. Tod, 4 and 3; Miller beat N. Banks, 5 and 4; M. Wells beat 11. P. Nelson, 2 and 1; E. Nicklo beat A. Garrard, 1 up at 23rd; J. Banks beat G. Calvert, 6 and 5. Juniors: Cox beat .Tames, 2 up; Pearce beat J. T. Entwisle. 2 up; Neely beat Ilewctt, 7 and G. Bogey Match: E. Nickle, 5 up; M. Wells 4 up; MJller 2 up; Pearce 2 up; A. W. Nicoll 1 down; Robinson 1 down; A. G. Boyce 1 down. GLEN MASSEY CLUB. Many of the ladies turned out last week, and some good practice matches were played. During the afternoon a flag match was played between Mrs S. Davies (holder) and Miss E. Tanfield (challenger), Miss Tanfield winning by 2 up. Modal Play. Although the weather during the week-end was the reverse of pleasant, being bleak and cold with frequent south-westerly showers, an exceptionally large number of players was on the links, and some good cards were returned by the players in. the first qualifying round for the medal play. During the afternoon tea adjournment Mr T. Jackson, president, presented the winners, Mesdames S. Davies and W. Cavanagli, with the trophies donated by .Mesdames Dodds and McDowell.

The results of the day’s play were as follows, each being the nett score: Ladies: Mcsdames Burnie, 85, and McDowell, 83; Dodds, 96, and T. Davies, 79; W. Simpson, 95, and Crawford, 73; J. 11. Brown, .105, and S. Davies, 85; Miss Holmes, 86, and Mrs Stokes, 87; Mrs A. Cook, 106, and Mrs V. Tanfleld, 87; Miss Learmonth, 80, and Mrs Cavanagh, 74; Mrs 11. Trew, 84, and Mrs H. Brown,' 77; Airs T. Jackson, 73, and Mrs Learmouth, 81; E. Tanfleld, 76. Men: Messrs W. Blair, 68, and A. Conncw 76; V. Tanfleld, 91, and S. Davies 76; A. Nicholson, 85 and A. Stevens, 74; S. Kernp, 83, and D. Jackson 85; P. Crawford, 94, and T. Jackson, 89; W. Evans, 87, and R. Cook, 118;' D. Cornes, 88, and J. Briggs, 99; T. McDowell, 70, and W. Cavanagh 73; W. Burnie, 78, and F. Mills, 91; 11. Brown, 105, and C. Cook 91; Fletcher 76 and 'Giraud 72.