GOLF.

Waikato Times, Volume 109, Issue 18349, 8 June 1931, Page 3

GOLF.

HAMILTON CLUB. BELL CUP CO IVI PETITION. At St. Androws on Saturday the qualifying round In connection with the Bell Cup competition was played. The following shows the scores of thoso who qualified for the Bell Cup and tho draw made for the first round of match play next Saturday:— \V. P. Gray 84 —15 —69 meets P. Harknoss 89 —9—Bo. T. Simpeon 85 —S—77 meets H. J. McMullln 100—22 —78. A. James 93 —18—75 meets R. Worley 91 —12 —79. T. Atkins 81—6 —75 meets H. T. Gillies 84—5 —79. J. L. Black 74 —scr —74 meets W A. Smith 102—22—80. A. F. Cole 91—14 —77 meets G. Wilkes 92 —14—78. E. Wilson 93 —19—74 meets W. D. Ross 8S —B—Bo.8—80. G. Hovey 96—19 —77 meets G. Ladner 99 —20 —79. W. H. Simons 96 —24—72 meets F. Bullock 103—23—80. P. Newland 94 —17 —77 meets H. G. Loveridge 102 —24 —78. H. F. Blackie 88 —14 —74 meets G. S. Crimp 86 —7 —79. T. N. Pemberton 94 —18—76 meets D. Wood 103 —24—79. A. G. Cradwick 93 —17 —76 meets J. M. Horton 86—7—79. F. C. Blundell 83—8 —75 meets F. R. Lumsden 91 —12—79. A. L. Tompkins 90—13—77 meets W. J. King 94 —16—78. G. Blndon 89 —18 —71 meets W. G. Wynne 83 —3 —Bo. Six with 80 qualified for the five last places, and on a draw by lot H. G. Ross went out. The sixteen defeated In this round will continue match play for the Consolation Handicap. The Powter Mug. The following are the scores and draw for next Saturday In the Pewter Mug competition for those who failed to qualify for the Bell Cup:— H. C. Ross 104 —24 —80 meets K. Welch 115—19—96. C. Sutcliffe 90 —7—83 meets P. Pittar 104—21—83. L. Day 94—12 —82 meets C- B. Wake 91 6—85. ff R. B. Parker 93—11 —S2 meets H. Toombs 101 —16 —85. F. Beehan 90—9 —81 meets L. Hogben 98 —10 —SB. C. Taylor 104—21 —83 meets R. G. Guy 90 —6 —84. P. Bell 97 —16 —81 meets F. Swarbrick 103—16—87. R. Rutberfurd 92—9—83 meets W. Altken 108 —24 —84. E.Eggleston 98 —17—81 meets T. A. Milroy 105—17 —88. H. W. Fisher 89 —6 —83 meets E. Day 108—24—84. H. Griffiths 102—21—81 meets L. Reid 103—16—87. A. Rutherfurd 106—24—82 meets W. Cann 101—17—84. L. Champion 99—17—82 meets W. Awdry 103 —18—85. A. E. McCracken 103 —21—82 meets D. Gerrand 95 —9 —86. Westwater 103—20—83 meets P. Russell 94 —11—83.

J. F. Strang 97 —16—81 meets A McKenzie 106—18—88.

HAMILTON LADIES’ CLUB. The following Is tne draw for the •monthly medal and qualifying round for tho Douglas Cup, first sixteen to qualify (on handicap). To be played on Wednesday:—

Starting at 'first tee at 12 noon, Mrs Teasdalo plays Miss Templer; 12.4, Mrs P. G- Russell plays Mrs R. Hazard; 12.8, Mrs G. Primrose plays Mrs W. M. Horton; 12.12, Mrs F. Hardy plays Mrs Colin Taylor; 12.16, Mrs H. D. Matthews plays Miss K. Oliver; 12.20, Mrs R. Newland plays Mrs C. Matthews; 12-24 Miss E. Hammond plays Mrs H. C. Ross; 12.28 Miss Stevens plays Miss McLean; 12.32, Mrs N. Rawlings plays Mrs E. M. Masters; 12.36, Mrs E. J. Mears plays Miss J. Masters; 12.40, Mrs L. Day plays Mrs G. B. Bartlett; 12.44, Mrs G. Gower plays Mrs W. Altken; 12.48 Mrs F. Gordon plays Miss V. Cann; 12.52, Mrs J. Clachan plays Mrs C. L. Mac Diarmid; 12.56, Mrs McCracken plays Miss Eyre; 1.0 Mrs C. A. Arthur plays Miss Dawson; 1.4, Mrs F. Mander plays Mrs T. A. Mllroy; 1.8, Mrs N. G. Sutherland plays Mrs D. Hay; 1.12, Mrs A. English plays Mrs A. T. Atkins; 1.16, Miss K. Wilson plays Miss Provis; 1.20, Miss B. Manning plays Mrs G. Brown; 1.24, Mrs H. Griffiths plays Mrs F. Gruar; 1.28, Mrs A. E. Sandford plays Mrs A. James; 1.32, Mrs W. A. Smith plays Miss B. Vickery; 1.36, Mrs W. Peterson plays Mrs Seccombe; 1.40, Mrs Elmsly plays Mrs Savage; 1.44, Mrs E. Grocott plays Mrs F. Jacobsen; 1.48, Mrs T. C. Fraser plays Mrs L. Tompkins. Starting at fourth fee at 11.45, Mr 3 C. Blundell plays Mrs C. O. Bennett; 11-49, Mrs P. Dingle plays Mrs N. Ratciiffe; 11.53, Miss Coventry plays Mrs W. Batt; 11.57, Mrs O. R. Farrer plays Mrs M. M. Ilocktn; 12 noon, Mrs J. McNicol plays Mrs R. Worley; 12.4, Mrs N. N. Ross plays Mrs J. J. Standrin; 12.8, Mrs W. J. King plays Mrs J. F. Strang. Players are requested to (be on the tee at their starting time, otherwise they will bo placed at end of draw, this will be necessary owing to the large number of players. In medal and bogey competitions the grades will be: Senior, scratch to 18; intermediate, 19 to 25; junior, 26 to 36.

Owing to an interclub match being arranged for Thursday, the C grade players have been drawn to play with each other. The scores will count for the best aggregate score returned during June, July and August. Starting at first tee on Thursday at 12.30, Mrs Burtenshaw plays Miss Richards;

12.34, Mrs Pemberton plays Miss Innes; 12.38, Miss Chitty plays Miss Russell; 12.42, Mrs R. Kemp plays Miss E. Bell; 12.46, Mrs Valintlne plays Mrs Rutherford. The following matches have been •played off In the Gillies Vase: Miss Provis defeated Mrs C. Matthews, 2—l; Mrs O. R. Farrer defeated Mtss Provis, 5—4. Tho ibogev match played on Saturday was won by Miss Madelev, 2 down. The Saturday players wll;l play their medal round on Saturday.

THE HUNTLY CLUB. A medal match was held on the Huntly Golf Links on Saturday, when some keen games were played. The scoring for ladles and men was very even, the best cards being:— Ladles.—Mrs E. V. Daldy, 46 net; Mrs Hay-Chapman, 49; Mrs D. Hart, 53; Miss Godfrey, 55; Airs D. Alacdiarmld, 60. Men. —Secoombe, 74,; R. Henderson, 78; Armer, 79; Smith, 81; H. MoDonald, 83; E. V. Daldy, 84, net score.