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Waikato Times, Volume 112, Issue 18703, 1 August 1932, Page 2

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HAMILTON CLUB. TITIRANGI v. HAMILTON. ANNUAL MATCH PLAYED. The annual inter-club match with the Titirangi Golf Club was played at Hamilton during the week-end. The series resulted in a win for the local club by 20 matches to 9, four being all square. Two of tlie four-ball games were, not finished on account of the rain. Two teams from each club took part in the senior games. _ The only Titirangi player to win his singles match was A. J. Good. The juniors won five singles to the local players’ four. The following were the results: R. R. McCrystal and J. L. Black, all square; E. G. Tallis lost to Dr. S. C. Colbeck, 4 and 2; A. Broadbent lost to B. Cumberworth, 5 and 4; E. C. Beelian lost to C. Sutcliffe, 3 and 2; A. J. Good beat Dr. F. C. Blundell, 5 and 3; A. B. Joplin lost to G. S. Crimp, ■ 4 and 3; T. Goudle lost 10 R. G. Guy, 4 and 3; W. Lawson lost to 11. T. Gillies, 1 down; A. V. Peace lost to H. W. Fisher, 5 iind 4; L. J. Williamson lost to J. M. Horton, 4 and 2; W. J. AThomson lost to P. G. Harkness, 3 and i. Juniors.—A. 11. Magson beat F. Beehan, 2 up; A. IT. O’Leary beat G. 11. Bindon, i up; F. W. Lucas lost to C. Ladner, 3 and 2; R. J. Graham beat A. Cradwick, 3 and 1; W. E. Bush and 11. F. Blackie, all square; P. Balgarnie and W. J. King, all square; W. L. Burch lost io R. Worley, 4 and 3; G. 11. Birch lost to W. P. Gray, 2 and 1; R, F. Ward beat A. L. Tompkins, 1 up; R. A. Spinley and P. H. Bell, all square; B. G. Stephens lost to J. F. Strang, 5 and 4; A. R. Hodson beat P. Pittar, 1 up. * Four Ball Games, H. D. Brinsden and R. R. McCrystal lost to Black and Dr. Colbeck, 4 and 3; Tallis and Joplin lost to Edmonds and Cumberworth, 3 and 2; Beehan and Good beat Gillies and Milne, .4 and 3; Lawson and Goudie lost to Crimp and Guy, 4 and 2; Williamson and Thomson lost to Horton and Harkness, 1 down. Juniors. —Magson and O’Leary lost to Beehan and Bindon, 2 and 1; Lucas and Graham beat Ladner and Cradwick 3 and 2; Bush and Balgarnie lost to Blackie and King, 3 and 1 ; Buroh and Birch lost to Worley and Gray, 4 and 3; Ward and Spinley beat Tompkins and Bell, 4 and 3. Tn the singles match between McCrystal and Black both players were round in 77 but McCrystal was In the lead most of the way. Black squared the match by winning the 17th In 4 and the last hole was halved In 5. Some excellent golf was witnessed in the principal four-ball game when H. D. Brinsden partnered McCrystal against Black and Colbeck. The former, who had not had the advantage -of a game on Saturday, was right off his game, and beyond winning the 3rd was of no assistance to his partner. The two Hamilton players were out in 36, MoCrystal taking one stroke more, and at this stage the visitors were two down. The match was won on the 15th by 4 up and 3 to play and Black and Colbeck were eaoh 5 under 4’s at -this stage—bogey is two over 4's. The last three holes were not played -on account of the rain which made conditions unpleasant for about an hour. HAMILTON CLUB. A bogey handicap was played by members of Hie Hamilton Golf Club on Saturday. The best cards returned were: J. W. Jones, D. R. Wood, 4 up; E. C. Day, W. A. Smith, 3 up; W. C. Wynne, 2 up; E. L. Gillies, J. 11. darken, A. S. McKenzie, 1 up. \ HAMILTON LADIES’ OLUB. The following is the draw for the monthly medal match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Hamilton Ladies’ Golf Club;— Starting at the first tee at ii. 45 a.m.: —Mrs W. Aitlcen play Mrs L. I. Day; Mrs G. Primrose plays Mrs G. A. Arthur; Mrs N. Sutherland plays Mrs R. G. Guy; Mrs W. H. Horton plays Mrs P. Harkness; Mrs T. A. Mllroy plays Mrs D. Hay; Miss J. Masters plays Mrs R. P. Hazard; Mrs C. Blundell plays Mrs C. B. Bartleet; Mrs G.. W. Gower plays Airs F. Mender; Mrs A. English plays Miss Wilkinson; Miss Provls plays Mrs Fullerton Smith; Miss Templer plays Mrs C. D. Bryant; Mrs W. Batt.plays Mrs P. G. Russell; Mrs E. M. Masters plays Mrs F. Gruar; Mrs R. English plays Mrs O. R. Farrer; Mrs P. Dingle plays Mrs C. Taylor; Miss Eyre plays Mrs F. 11. Hardy; Mrs T.' C. Fraser plays Miss E. Hammond; Mrs 11. D. Matthews plays Miss K. Wilson; Mrs L. Pettit plays Mrs C. Matthews; Mrs N. Ratcliffe plays Mrs M. Shaw; Mrs N. Rawlings plays Miss B. Vickery; Mrs Gordon Brown plays Mrs J. M. llorl.on; Mrs 11. Griffiths plays Mrs E. C. Brewis; Miss A'. Cann plays Mrs G. Smith; Mrs R. Kemp plays Miss B. Manning: Miss Pickering plays Mrs A. E. Savage; Miss Scavill plays Mrs C. L. Mac Diarmid; Mrs J. McNicol plays Miss Bell; Miss Pratt plays Mrs L. Tompkins; Mrs W. J. King plays Mrs A. E. Sand ford. Starting at the fourth tee, at 11.30 a.m.:—Miss Upton plays Mrs E. Grocott; Mrs J. Clachan plays Mrs W. A. Smith; Mrs H. C. Ross plays Mrs A. B. Sturtevnnt; Miss Stevens plays Mrs A. E. McCracken. The Saturday players will play their medal round on Saturday. The following is the draw for the C. Grade medal, to be played on Thursday, starting at the first tee, at 11.30 a.m.:—Mrs F. Baker plays Mrs E. N. Valintine; Miss Duxfleld plays Miss Johnstone; Mrs It. W. Butherfurd plays Mrs A. G. Waddell; Mrs Upton plays Mrs Gibson; Miss Russell plays Miss Rennie; Mrs S. Graham plays Mrs N. Holden; Mrs H. 11. Clarke plays Mrs 11. Gribben; Mrs I). F. Ahernetliy plays Mrs E. Barton; Miss D. Clark plays Miss M. Meat’s; Mrs A. Joseph plays Mrs A. McKenzie; Miss Chilly plays Miss limes; Mrs Pemberton plays Mrs Rurtenshaw; Mrs 13. 13. C ran well plays Mrs T. G. Reynolds. A match play competition for C Grade players will commence on August S, a fori night allowed for eaeli round to be played. Entries c|ose on August 1, with the seeretary. THE CAMBRIDGE CLUB. FREEMAN WINS ALFORD Cl’P. At Hie Cambridge links on Saturday (lie second ami deciding round of the (Continued in next column.)

bogey competition for the Alford Cup was played. The cup winner was found in 11. N. Freeman, with S. Dunbar and W. E. Westlake runners-up. K. Nicoll Cup Final. In the final oi- the K. Nicoll Cup Miss J. Garland defeated Miss A. Hewitt II and 2, after an evcnly-con-lesled match on the Cambridge, links. Miss llewilt bad bealen Mrs Whew(dl i and II in the .semi-final last Wednesday.