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Waikato Times, Volume 105, Issue 17787, 12 August 1929, Page 3

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HAMILTON CLUB. MEDAL ROUNDS AT ST. ANDREWS; Tiie competition at St. Andrews at the week-end was a medal round in two divisions—2o and over, and under 20. The kest cards returned were as follows: Seniors.

. | COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ MATCH, CHRIST’S BEATS WANGANUI. ! - - 3 AUCKLAND, Monday, i Teams’ representing old boys of s Christ’s College and Wanganui College played an interesting golf match at .> Middlcmore during the week-end. r Christ's College won with a total :■ score of 104 to Wanganui College’s 7£, 3 ROAD THROUGH COURSE. - MAUNGAKIEKIE LINKS THREATENED i AUCKLAND, Monday. ) Impi'ovemcnts at Cornwall Park and - the scheme to construct a new drive! { which will eventually connect Grcerr i Lane with Queen Street, Onehunga, • threaten to bisect the Maungakeiket , Golf Club’s links, and the club is con-<-cerned for the future, i .Many members are apprehensive! i I hat the works will deprive the clubi 1 of any assurance of tenure after the ! next two years and that the road 1 scheme projected will completely upset 1 the iay-out of the links. The trustees have expressed willingness to discuss the position with the golfers. A petition is being prepared asking for the preservation of the course and suggesting to the trustees that the drive scheme should be modified to leave the links intact, HAMILTON LADIES’ CLUB. ij ■ The following is the draw’for that ; monthly medal and first round (eclec-< tic) Jennings Cup, to be played on, Wednesday: Starting at first tee: 12.15 p.m., Mrs,! Blundell v. Miss Masters; 12.19, Mrs,, P. E. Cleary v. Miss Focke; 12.23* Mrs. Arthur v. Mrs. Joll; 12.27, Mrs„j •Balt v. Mrs. Mander: 12.31, Miss Mc-«f Kenzie v. Mrs. \Milroy; 12.35, Mrs J Gower v. Mrs. C. Bennett; 12.39, Mrs-j Hay v. Miss Dawson; 12.43, Mrs. ll,] Matthews v. Mrs. Meat’s; 12.47, Mrs,' J. White v. Mrs. G. Primrose; 12.51*1 Mrs. Masters v. Mrs. Dingle; 12.55* Miss E. Hammond v. Miss K. Wilson; 12.50, Mrs. Fraser v. Miss Eyre; 1.3* Mrs. Sutcliffe v. Miss Rimmer; 1.7, Mrs. W. J. King v. Mrs. Miller; I.ll* Miss Oliver v. Miss Cann; 1.15, Mrs, Jacobsen v. Mrs. Rawlings; 1.19, Misq Norris v. Mrs. Peterson; 1.23, Mrs, Bartlett v. Mrs. A. English; 1.27, Mrs, J. J. Slandrin v. Miss B. Vickery; 1.31’* Miss Cr. Hammond v. Miss M. McLean, Starting at seventh lee: 12 p.m.,* Mrs. R. English v. Mrs. Strang; 12.4 Mrs. R. P. Hazard v. Mrs. O’Sullivan;; 12.8, Mrs, Chamberlain v. Mrs. Hockinjf 12.16, Mrs. N. Ratcliffe v. Mrs. James;. 12.20, Miss Rees v. Miss Templer; 12.24, Miss Coventry v. Mrs. Horton; 12.28, Mrs. Hume v. Mrs. Russell; 12.32, Mrs. Ailken v. Miss Stevens; 12.36, Miss 11. Heywood v. Mrs. House, The Jennings Cup is open to players with handicap scratch to 30, Players unable to play at time drawn will please arrange to change with an-< other pair. Saturday players will play their medal round, and first round Jennings Cup on Saturday. The second round for Jennings Cup will be played on August 21st. Canadians’ foursomes will be played on Monday, August 19. Players are requested to enter in pairs, for opponents to be drawn. Entries close on Thursday. All golfers, seniors and juniors, are requested to replace their divots, and also to refrain from practising putting on the 18th. green. The following members reduced their handicaps last week: Mrs. R. P. Hazard, Mrs. W. Ailken, Mrs. F. C. House, Mrs. 11. Matthews. The following scores were returned in the G Grade match played on Thursday: Mrs. F. C. House, 111 (winner), Mrs. T. N. Pemberton, 122.

Strang RP Rees 87—13—74' Hotson q:> is 75 Crimp 86—10—76 Gerrand 84— 8—76 Mart 93—16—77 W. M. Horton Juniors. 95—18—77 Bindon 94—20—74 Shepherd 97—21—76 Griffiths 97 21—76