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Waikato Times, Volume 114, Issue 19011, 31 July 1933, Page 3

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HAMILTON CLUB. PLAY AT ST. ANDREWS. HOLE-IN-ONE RECORDED. The first round of the Captain’s trophy and Pewter Mug- match, which was postponed from the previous week, was completed on Saturday under ideal conditions. The following were the results:— Captain’s Trophy. R. D. McFarland beat D. R. Wood, 5 and 3; T. Simpson beat 11. Toombs, 1 up; W. Gunn beat C. R. Corfe, 3 and 2; D. C. Coventry beat A. G. Cradwick, 2 and 1; R. B. Parker beat R. McCaw, 4 and 2; C. H. Wilding beat C. C. Ladner, 4 and 3; W. C. Wynne beat N. Duxfleld, 7 and 6; G. B. Ful-lerton-Smith beat J. Milne, 2 and 1; T. N. Pemberton beat G. D. Morpeth, 4 and 3; E. Taylor beat J. G. Ferguson, 3 and 2; J. F. Strang beat P. R. Newland, 6 and 5; L. Champion beat P. G. Darkness, 2 and 1; R. F. Edmonds beat J. 11. darken, 3 and 2; L. V. Bellingham beat 'f. A. Milroy, 1 up; R. W. G. Rutherfurd beat D’Arcy Smith, 2 and 1. Pewter Mug Match. H. W. Fisher beat G. 11. Bindon, 2 up; B. Cumberworth beat K. McLeod, 4 and 3; J. M. Horton beat E. C. Sare, 2 and 1; E. C. Day beat D. Gerrand, 1 up; W. D. 'Ross beat 11. F. Morton, 3 and 2; 11. T. Gillies beat W. J. King, 1 up; F. Rogers won from G. Hovey by default; C. B. Wake beat G. A. Wilkes, 7 and 6; A. L. Tompkins beat F. Baker, 3 and 2; A. F. Cole beat T. T. W. Aickin, 7 and 5; A.-Marcroft beat 'Dr. F. D. Pinfold, 4 and 2; 0. M. Good beat L. I. Day, 1 up at t'he 37th; A. T. Atkins beat H. K. Smith, 3 and 2; R. Worley beat A. E. McCracken, 4 and 2; K. K. Wragge beat C. E. Shakeshaft, 1 up at the 36th. Bogey Handicap. The best cards returned In the bogey handicap, also played on Saturday, were: — R. F. Edmonds, 5 up; L. V. Bellingham, 2 up; J. M, Horton, all square; A. ff. B. Ryan, all square; W. J. King, 1 down; T. N, Pemberton, 1 down; P. G. Russell, 2 down. TITIRANGI v. HAMILTON. An inter-club match was played during t'he -week-end between the Titirangi aad the Hamilton Golf Clubs, and resulted in a win for the -Hamilton Club by 19 matches to 13, with one all -square. The . following were the results, Titirangi players being mentioned first in eaoh case:— Singles.—E. G. Tallis lost to W. C. Wynne, 1 down; J. H. Young lost to B. Cumberworth, 4 and 3; E. E. Beehan lost to 11. W. Fisher, 2 down; C. G. Fisher lost to F. Beehan, 3 and 2; A. M. Goulding lost to L. V. Bellingham, 4 and 3; F. W. Lucas lost to J. H. darken, 3 and 2; T. Morpeth beat J. G. Fergusson, 3 and 2; T. Goudie lost to A. T. Atkins, 2 down; A. B. Joplin lost to H. T. Gillies, 2 and 1; Tb Graham lost to W. D. Ross, 3 and 2; J. L. Carnachan lost to R. B. Parker, 2 and 1; N. A. Naismith lost to G. D. Morpeth, 3 and 2; A.'Peace beat D. R. Wood, 6 and 4; C. Robinson beat D. -C. Coventry, 1 up; W. E. Bush beat >G. 'H. Bindon, 1 up; P. Balgarnie lost to W. J. King, 3 and 2; T. Impey beat F. Rogers, 5 and 3; M. T. Bailey beat B. Ryan, 5 and 4; G. M. White and C. E. Shakeshaft, ali square; R. F. Ward beat T..W. Aickin, 4 and 2; A. R. Hodgson lost to R. McCaw, 4 and 2; T. Ewan beat F. G. Wooller, 6 and 5. Total.—Titirangi 8 matches, Hamilton 13 and 1 all square.. Pairs.—Tallis and Young lost to Wynne and Cumberworth, 4 and 3; Goulding and Goudie lost to Bellingham and Atkins, 2 and 1; Beehan and Fisher beat- Fisher and Beehan, 4 and 3; Lucas and Carnachan -lost to darken and Parker, 2 down; T. Morpeth and Joplin beat Gillies and Fergusson, 1 up; Graham and Peace lost to Ross and Wood, 4 and 3; Bush and Balgarnie lost to Bindon and King, 3 and 2; White and Robinson beat Coventry and Shakeshaft, 3 and 2; Naismith and Ewan lost to Morpeth and Wooller, 1 down; Bailey and Im-pey beat Ryan and Rogers, 2 and i; Ward and Hodgson beat McCaw and Aickin, 2 and Total: Titirangi 5 matches, Hamilton 6. 1

A “FIRST OFFENCE.” Quite an uncommon occurrence for St. Andrews links was witnessed by a large number of the match players when T. Impey, of Titirangi, holed his tee shot from the Ist tee. This was Impey’s first offence and he chose a rather unfortunate week-end for the event. A similar Incident was narrowly averted when a lady, playing the 14th, pitched her ball right in the cup, but it jumped out again. ROCKY DOWNS CLUB. An 18-hole medal match was played 'On Saturday and won by D. R. Abernethy, with a score of GO. A. Thomson and R. Mentiplay were runners-up with scores of 72. Jn the junior semi-final, F. Woodhouse beat N. Barker, 2 up.

HAMILTON LADIES’ CLUB. DRAW FOR BOGEY ROUND. Following is the draw for a bogey round being the second round for the President’s trophy, to be played on Wednesday, August 2:— Commencing at 1J.30 on the first tec.—Mrs Arthur and Mrs Russell; Mrs Mander and Mrs Hardy; Mrs Milroy and Miss Wilkinson; Mrs Day and Mrs Fullerton-Smith; Mrs Rawlings and Mrs Aitken; Mrs Gower and Mrs Sutherland; Mrs Hazard and Mrs McCracken; Mrs Claehan and Mrs Brown; Mrs Ellis and Mrs Fraser; Mrs iMears and Mrs H. English; Mrs Primrose and Mrs Dingle; Mrs C.

Taylor and Miss Cann; Miss Coventry and Miss McLean; Mrs Bindon and Mrs King; Mrs Shaw and Mrs Batt; Mrs Masters and Miss D. Johnson, Miss Upton and Miss Hammond; Mrs Farrer and Mrs Gruar; Mrs Sandford and Mrs Strang; Mrs Bond and Mrs Grocott; Mrs Ross and Mrs Valentine; Mrs Worley and Miss J. Rutherfurd; Mrs Hocken and Mrs Phillips-Turner; Mrs Waddell and Mrs Rutherfurd; Mrs Griffiths and Miss Pickering; Mrs W. A. Smith and Miss Duxfleld; Miss Masters and Miss K. Wilson; Mrs Thomas and Mrs Reynolds; Mrs G. Smith and Mrs -J. Horton; Mrs Toombs and Mrs Waring; Mrs McNlcol and -Mrs McKenzie. Starting at the 4th tee at 11.30 a.m. —Mrs Bartlett and Miss Provis; Mrs Ratcliffe and Miss A. Wilson; Miss Manning and Mrs D’Arcy-Smlth. Starting at the 7th tee at 11.30 a.m.—Mrs Savage and Mrs Peterson; Mrs E. Taylor and Mrs Gibson. Senior and Junior Championships. As the qualifying round for tho senior and junior championships, to be played on August 9, will be drawn according to handicaps, players not wishing to enter must notify the secretary before August 4. Douglas Cup. ' In the third round Mrs Grocott beat Mrs Hardy, 2 up; Miss Wilkinson beat Mrs Hazard, 3 and 2; Miss Coventry beat Miss Cann, 4 and 3; Mrs Milroy beat Miss McLean, 3 and 2. Taylor Trophy. 'ln .the second round Mrs King beat Mrs Day, 2 and 1; Miss K. Wilson beat Mrs Thomas, 3 and 2; Mrs Ellis beat Miss Johnson, 4 and 3; Miss A. Wilson won from Mrs Batt by default.