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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 9, Issue 8, 21 September 1945, Page 4

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WIIAKATANE GOLF CLUB SATURDAY'S RESULTS On Saturday the first rounds of match play for the championships were some close games resulting. The maU'h bcnve ■ and Carter went to the twentieth before Spencc could establish his right to play in the semi-finals. In the match between Syme and Hylaiul the former was. three up at the turn but Hyland turned on some fireworks and came home in 36 winning oil the 18th green. The results were as follows: Hyland beat Sj r me; Hockin beat Morpeth; Chadwiek beat Steel and Spence beat Carter in the seniors. Milne beat Wright; Burstall beat Butler; Ducker beat Lux ton and Coinbes beat Suckling in the intermediate section, while in the juniors Spring beat Bushett; Moody beat Sloane; Denham beat Dallas and Corbett beat Stone. Tomorrow's Play The following matches in the semifinals of the championship will be played tomorrow: Hyland v Hockin; Cradwick v Spence; Milne v Burstall; Ducker v Combes; Spring v Moody; Denham v Corbett. Players not in the above matches will play a stableforcl bogey for which the following is the draw:— Connell v Powdrell; Carter v Steel; Henderson v Luxton; Syme v R. Morpeth; R. Butler v A. P. Smith; Suckling v A. Morpeth; Littlejohn v Wright; Bridger v D* Morpeth; Anderson.v Barry; Berg v L. B. Smith; Dawson v Sloane; Cockerell v Bushett; Campbell v Stone; Alexander v Winstone; King v Rev. Wilson; Dallas v B. Butler; Rev. Rangi v Hay. Bogey Handicap Last Saturday those not playing championship, matches played a Bogey Handicap. The best cards returned were those of Campbell 2 down and B. Butler, 3 down, Good cards were returned by Cradwick 3 up and Burstall all square but according to the rules of the compete tion they were not eligible as they were competing in the championship series. LADIES' GOLF Tomorrow the first round of championship matches and Consolation matches will be played,. The order of qualification appears in brackets. The draw is as follows:— A: Mrs Symmans v Mrs Armstrong; Miss Black v Mrs Dawson. B: (1) Mrs Berg v (9) Mrs DallasCo) Mrs Otley v (13) Miss Narfkivell; (7) i\lrs Dewar v (15) Miss Carter; (3) Mrs Winstone v (11) Mrs Mussett; (4) Mrs Sloane v (12) Mrs Combes; (16) Mrs Duncan, v (14) Miss Lenz;. (8) Mrs Boon v (10) Mrs Suckling; (10) Miss Winstone v (2) Miss Kent. C. (1) Miss Robins v Miss Luxton; (3) Miss Hyland v Miss Winstone; (4) Miss Todman v Miss Suckling; (2) Mrs Stone v Miss Reynolds. The Consolation flight draw will be: Miss Righton and Mrs Donaldson; Mrs Barry v Mrs Semmens; Mrs McCowan v Mrs Pearse; Mrsi Trask v Mrs Jarrett. The remaining players must choose their own partners.

TE TEKO GOLF LADIES' CLUB GAMES Last Sunday the semi-finals for Mrs Smith's trophy were played with the result that Mrs Thomas and Mrs Goodwin will play off the final next week. The Bogey competition played in conjunction was won by Mrs Goodwin with a card of 1 down in the "B' grade and Mrs Moulden 10 down in the 'C' grade. On September 23 a Medal com-" petition will be plaj r ed j the draw being as follows:- —Mrs Thomas and Mrs Goodwin; Mrs A. P. Smith and Mrs Caldwell; Mrs L. B. Smith 1 and Mrs Collins; Mrs Balfour and Mrs Knight; Miss Linscll and Mrs Mayo; Mrs Burr and Mrs Moulden; Miss Black and Mrs Orr; Mrs Mcßritle and Mis.s Walker. Anyone unable to play please ling Mrs Balfour before 10 a.m. Sunday. TROPHY AND CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Following are the results of the Men's Championship: A. P. Smith winner Hyland runner-up. The President's' trophy was won by J. Porter with A. P. Smith runner-up. A Stableford competition will be played on Sunday 22. The draw is as follows: Macken v K. Lyon; A. P. Smith v J. Thomas; Porter v Saunders; Goodwin v Mcßride; Jaques v Ilousham; Caul well v Knight; L. B. Smith v Moulden; Allen v Burr; Jensen v P. Lyon; Mayo v Balfour; Haul tain v Hyland; Dunning v Dawson; Orr v Tu-tsberry.