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Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19662, 23 August 1935, Page 10

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OHAUPO CLUB. DRAW FOR WEEK-END. Ladies. —B grade championship semi-finals: Mrs Turnwald v. Mrs Carter, Mrs Rickerby v. 'Miss Field. Medal round:' Miss Turnwald v. Miss Fletcher, Mrs Wiley v. Mrs Sole, Mrs Nicholson v. Miss Wright, Mrs Anderson v. Mrs Gummer, Miss Peacocke v. Miss Sage, Mrs Dingle v. Mrs Peacocke. Men. —B grade championship, semifinals, 18 holes: Tombs v. the winner of Boswell and Bain-bridge, J. Tarr v. the winner of Rickerby and Broad. Medal round: Wiley v. Wright, Tuck v. Taylor, Ford v. Franks, Peacocke v. Peterson, Liddy v. R. Field, L. Turnwald v. F. J. Field, F. 11. Field v. R. Turnwald, C. Tarr v. Nicholson. Notes and Comments. Golf enthusiasts were unlucky in striking another bad week-end. The high wind, rising at times to the force of a gale, combined with frequent cold showers, was certainly not conducive to good golf. Nevertheless, a large crowd of members braved the elements. It is remarkable what true golfers will put up with for the sake of their week-end game. The semi-finals of flic two A grade championships were played. In Iho men’s contest over 30 tides, Ford beat Liddy i and 3 and Lovell beat Tuck 2 and 1. In the ladies’ games Mrs Ford beat Mrs Gummer 3 and 2, and Miss Scott beat Mrs Peacocke, 3 and J. The 11 mils should produce very even games, as there is practically nothing between the finalists in each section. Games in the men’s B grade championship resulted: Franks, 5 and 3; and J. Tarr beat Wright" 4 and 2. NARROWS CLUB. The following players will represent the Narrows Golf Club against Ngahinepouri at tlie Narows’ links on Saturday, play to coinence at 11.30 a.m.:—Ladies: Miss Coventry, Mrs Whewell, Mrs Perron, Miss P. Steele. Men: B. Boyd, R. Ingram, C. Vickers, G. Boyd. W. Banks, J. Boyd, J. A. .Steele, N. Garner, W. J. Steele, T. Ryburn. A. E. Main. The remaining players arc asked to arrange their own matches.

CAMBRIDGE LADIES’ CLUB. AUGUST MEDAL MATCH. ' The host cards handed in for the August medal match, played on the Cambridge golf links, are as follows: Senior.—Mrs 11. N. Freeman, So—s—SO; Mrs W. I\. Garrard, !>1 —lo SI; Miss Jean Brewer, SO—7 —S2; Mrs A. J. Law, 99—15—Si. Juniors.—Miss Ruth White, 110—3 5 76; Mrs Whewell, 10i —23—7S; Miss B. Lee, 1 12—32—80; Mrs V. llollls, 111—31 —80; Mrs 11. Clayton, 10 4—19 —85. The winner of the bogey played, on the Cambridge golf links last week, for Miss Ituth Sotiter’s trophy, was Mrs A. J. ,Lii\v. The Stapleford method of scoring was used and Mrs Law recorded a score of 3-5. Other good scores were: Miss'Jean Brewer 33, Mrs K. Browne, Mrs J. Banks ail'd Miss Betty Lee 32, Mrs R. A 1 To id 31, Mrs Wlie■\vell and Mrs H. L. Nixon 30. , MATAMATA v. OKOROIRE. An inter-club match played at Okorolre between the Matamata and Okoroire-Tirau teams was won by Matamata with 7 matches to -5, one all square. The following are details, Matamata names first:— Ladies. —Miss M, Sexton and Mrs J. Carruthers heat Mrs G. Wilding and Mrs P.

Dee, \ a:i'd 3; Mrs R. Menliplay and Miss M. Montague lust to .Mrs Anderson and I Miss Goodwin, 4 and 3; Miss L. Nicholls and Mrs F. Alquist lost to Miss 0. Hint? I and Miss McGregor, 1 down; Miss 11. i Montague and Mrs A. 11. Lambourne Meat Miss J. Carrutli and Mrs IS. L. Hlgginson, 1 up; Mrs J. T. I.anren'son and .Mrs 11. Cornier beat Mrs Shepherd and Miss E. Brown, 2 up; Mrs E. Hancock and Mrs N. Underwood beat Miss D. Bing and Miss Ilarrison, 5 and i.

Men.—,l. Corbett and 'll. Cornier, and A. W. E. Bragg and J. Stewart, all square; R. U, Mentlplay ami J. Carrutliers, jnr., beat /Harwood and I’bilpott, l up; A. Crabb and A. A. Thomson beat Rice and Gray, r> and 4; 11. Buckley beat Hatley, 3 and 2; \V. Halligan and C. Wilson lost to K. Dee and D. Brown, 2 down; J. Carrutliers. snr., and W. R. 1.. MacDonald lost to N. L. Higgin'son and Goodwin, ti and 5. IVIrtTAIVIATA LADIES' CLUB. The winner or the 0 sealed holes medal match was Mrs A. A. Thomson, to—jo 81, The following are the results of the second round of the junior championshipsMrs J. G. Spence beat Mrs ,1,. T, baurenson, 5 amt -i; Mrs D. B. Abernetby beat Miss G. Stone.x, 1 and 2; Miss M Montague boat Mrs 11. G. Keelev, o and 1- Mrs R. Burke beat Mrs A. A. Thomson, 5 and 3'

GORDONTON CLUB. The final round of the Jones Cup will be played by members of the Gordonton Golf Club to-morrow, members to arrange llieir own partners.