GOLF

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21413, 4 March 1935, Page 21

GOLF

HARE WOOD CIA B Harewood closed its summer season this week-end when closing-day trophies were competed for. A senior and junior medal match was played ovcr 36 holes, and also morning and afternoon medals, both senior and junior concurrently. In the senior event, R. G. Malcolmson and C. L. Crowley tied with scores of 145. The junior event resulted in a win for J. M. Bingham with a total of 132, an excellent score. The senior morning medals resulted in a tie between B. J. Masters and F. Parris, 71. The junior morning medal was won by J. M. Bingham, 89—24—65. The afternoon senior medal was won by R. G. Malcolmson, 81 the junior medal bv L. J. Moorhouse, 90—24—66. The following tire the results:— SENIOR CLOSING DAY EVENTS Ist 2nd round, round. Tl. R. G. Malcolmson . . 74 71 145 C. L. Crowicy ..72 73 145 I<\ Parris .. 71 76 147 H. M. S. Dawson .. 77 74 151 W. L. La wry •• 75 77 152 A. B. Edwardcs .. 77 77 154 R. S. Smith .. 82 73 155 G. B. Slade .. 78 78 156 A. T. Bell ..82 79 161 JUNIOR CLOSING DAY EVENTS Ist 2nd round, round. Tl. J. M. Bingham .. 65 67 132 ,). A. Davis .. 72 63 145 H. Stratton • • "2 66 148 A. W. Williams ..68 31 149 L. J. Kiucuid .. 76 V< 150 | E. H. Box .. 73 79 152 J W. E. Rogers .. 80 72 152 J. F. Stratton .. 83 79 1621 C. L. Green ..80 88 168 SENIOR MORNING MEDAL Gross. Hep. Net. F. Parris .. 80 9 71 B. J. Masters ' . . 81 10 71 C. L. Crowley . . 83 11 72 it. G. Malcolmson . . 84 10 74 JUNIOR MORNING MEDAL J. M. Bingham . . 89 24 65 A. W. Williams . . 84 16 63 B. J. Wilkes .. 90 18 72

D. 11. Stratton . . 92 20 72 C. R. Ogicr .. 92 20 72 J. A. Davis • • 04 22 72 SENIOR AFTERNOON MEDAL R. G. Malcolmson ..81 10 VI R, S. Smith . . 83 10 73 C. L. Crowley . . 84 H 73 II M. S. Dawsuti . . 30 12 74 JUNIOR AFTERNOON MEDAL L. J. Moor house .. 90 21 6(3 J. M. Bingham . . 91 24 ti7 A. A. Grimmer . . 88 20 68 J. B. Simpson . . 87 15 72 Opening dav has been lixed for next week-end, March 10. The president, Mr L. P. Symes, will declare the course open about 9 o'clock, alter which the opening-day matches will be played. A four-ball bogey, mixed or otherwise, will be played in the morning, and a Canadian foursome, mixed or otherwise, in the afternoon. Members arc to arrange their own partners and starting times. Opening-day trophies will be presented about 5 o'clock. AVONDALH (LIB The season at. Avondale was formally opened on Saturday afternoon by the club captain, Mr H. Lighlband. The president, Mr J. Carter, congratulated members on the manner in which the fairways had stood up to the recent drought. Mr Lightbancl drove the first official ball, declaring the links open to a Canadian mixed foursome, in which there was a particularlylarge entry. Competitors generally found the going easy, and the scoring was good. Mrs H. R. Blair and J. L. Blair tied with G. A. Cleland and Miss J. Grange with net 6'9's (par 71). Following were the best cards returned: J Gross. Hep. Net. ' J. L. Blair and Mrs H.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB OPENING OF THE SEASON The Chrisfchurch Golf Club will open its season next/ Saturday, when the A. E. G. Rhodes bowl, mixed fourball competition, will be played. Players are to arrange their own games and starting times. TEMPLETON COUNTRY CLUB The result of a bogey match played during the week-end was as follows: — B. F. Keene '8) .. 3up Miss J. Wright■ U8) .. lup W. Millner (12) .. All square F. Williamson (14) .. All square J. Sewell (18) .. 2 down R. W. Smart (12) .. 2 down G. P. Anderson (6) .. 2 down R. W. Gormner (16) .. 3 down R. E. Spicer (6) .. 4 down F. Brightling (13) .-. 4 clown W. J. Thomas (18) .. 5 down W. C. Smith (12) .. 5 down J. Oakley (18) ..7 down

RUSSLEY CLUB

The .summer competitions at Russley closed on Saturday when the presentation of prizes took place. Mr H. F. Pcnlington (vice-president) referred to the continued success of summer golf and the general improvement in the play. A fourball bogey match produced some good scores, the best cards being:— FOURBALL BOGEY F. C. Fairclough (8) and W. Saddler (11) . . 9 up A. M. Fowler (5) and R. Robertson (12). . . 9 up M. Armstrong (11) and A. A. Blunden (15) .. Bup H. F. Penlington (6) and H. L. Blamires (9) .. . . 7 up C. H. Johnstone (8) and A. B. Duncan (11) . . 7up J. P. Gilmour (5) and H. P. Rennie (5) . . .. 6up H. F. Robertson (6) and R. A. Witbrook (11) .. 6 up A. E. Ackroyd (8) and R. V. White (9) .. .. c; up J. Binsted (8) and H. A. Perm (10) .. .. (> up T. H. Mills (6) and N. D. Bowman (12) .. .. (j up F. V. Turner (12) and H. C. Hassall (14) .. .. 6up D. S. Anderson (9) and G. L. O'Halloran (10) .. .. sup R. A. Bagshaw (12) and A. L. Smith (12) . . . . sup G. T. Alley (3) and L.'E. Robinson (5) .. 4 up G. M. Hall (11) and F. J. Needham (17) .. .. 4up V. C. Matthews (14) and T. W. Vickery (14) .. .. 3up Putting Competition—H. L. Blamires with a score of 31. The winter competitions will commence on opening day, Saturday, March 16. when a mixed fourball bogey will be played, for which players will arrange their own partno>-«= *nH Deponents.

R. Blair an 17 69 E. A. Cleland and Miss J. Grange 82 13 Rfl J. S. Lindsay and Miss M. Lock wood 81 11 70 F. \V. Dcighton and Miss D. Knowles no 12 70 D Frizell and Miss Blair 91 21 70 H. J. . V. Sharpe and Miss E. James Pierce and Mrs 82 11 71 Pierce 8(5 15 71 T. Knight and Mrs Kingsland 83 11 72 T. CondlifTe and Mrs CondlifTe 81) 17 72 L. A. Gordon and Mrs Gordon 91 18 73 J. W. Higgins and Mrs Higgins 94 21 73 H. Lightband and Miss Ellwood 85 11 74 R. Grange and Mrs Grange 85 11 74 J. F. Newman and Miss Macdonald m 11 75 J. Millard and Miss Maindonald 81 5 76 T. Easterbrook and Miss M. Todd 91 15 76 R. S. Pearson and Mrs Batland .93 17 76 W . Oborn and Miss S. Brittan 94. 18 76 J. H. Glasson and Miss 1. Hughes 95 19 76 N. V. Smith and Mrs Smith 88 11 77 R. A. Campbell and Mrs Campbell 94 17 77 W. . L. Hunter and' Mrs McNish 101 24 77 N. J. Barrett and Mrs McNish • 101 24 77 E. Shennan and Miss Boddington 89 11 78 A. Gibson and Miss Dobson 89 11 78 A. H. Weir and Miss F. Low 94 16 78 J. Piper and Mrs Lewis 99 21 78 J. M. Preston and Mrs Preston 87 8 79 "N. S. Bowie and Mrs Griffiths 94 15 79 J. B. McClymont and Miss L. Sapsford 89 9 80 J. W. Jackson and Miss A. D. Butcher 93 13 30 H. Quigley and Miss Grange 96 16 80 A. V. Craven and Miss Marriott 99 19 80 E. A. Thomson and Miss Mathieson .. 98 17 31 J. McKendry and Mrs Paton 95 13 82 C. G. Boyce and Mrs Bbycc 102 20 82 A. W. Spence and Mrs Burns 98 14 84 S. J. Hearn and Mrs Weir 112 20 92