GOLF

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22513, 22 September 1938, Page 14

GOLF

COWLISHAW CUP

WIN FOR HORORATA

MANUWHIRI AND PUMPHREY

CUPS

The annual competition for the Cowllshaw Cup was played at the Shirley links yesterday. Twenty-one teams competed, including two from clubs which had not previously entered for the competition. The course was in splendid order and the weather was good. The cup was. presented for competition 11 vlars ago by 1 the late Miss I. CowliLw one of the earliest members of fhp Christchurch Ladles* Golf Club, who had been four times champion and more than once captain of her Jv^cfub* ♦rt hold the cup was the Hagley ciud, who won in 1927. Since then It has travelled far. It has been held for one vear each by the Hawarden and Amberley Clubs Avondale won it twice, Amur! tied with Kaiapoi in 1930 and won the cud in 1936. • Templeton tied with Kajapoi in 19357 and in addition to two r ties, Kaiapoi won, the cup three times. That the standard of women s golf is improving in Canterbury is shown from the fact that the cup was won last year with a score of 322. and this year the score of the winning team from the Hororata Club was 306. On both days conditions were favourable. Harewood was second, only three strokes behind Hororaxlie following were the best scores: —

Other scores were: Avondale 322, Rangiora 323, Cheviot 330, Rawhiti 330, Ashburton ' 332. Hagley 333. Templeton 335, Amberley 335. Leeston 336. Port Levy 339, Amurl 33i), Charterls Bay 344, Russley 348, Hawarden 349, Kaiapoi 350, Waimain Beach 350, Scargill 359, Richmond Hdl 368. Individual Trophies

The Manuwhiri Cup, given some years ago by the visiting teams for the member of the Christchurch Club with the lowest net score, was won by Mrs Geoffrey Hamilton with a net score of 68, which reduces her handicap from 29 to 25. Other good scores were.' Mrs W. Toomey, 81, 10 • 71; Miss H. Loughnan, 84. 12—72; Mrs G van Asch; 88, 15—73; Mrs A. A. Boon. 93, 19 74. Mrs Toomey and Mrs van Asch each reduced her handicap one stroke. Mrs J; H. Grigg. who won the cup last year, did not play yesterday. To Mrs E. H. Sime (Hororata) goes the honour of being the first to have her name engraved on the Humphrey Cup, which was presented a few : months ago by Mrs E. J. Humphrey for the player with the lowest net score in the Cowlishaw Cup competition. Mrs Sime’s score was 96. 24—72, giving her a tie with Miss Betty Morrow, of Ashburton, whose card read 85, 13—72, Mrs Sime won on the count back. The trophies were presented by Mrs E. S. Vernon, president of the Christchurch Ladies’ Club, who congratulated the winners.

DRAW FOR DAY AT _ WAITIKIRI

Following Is the draw for the field day to be held at Waitikiri during the weekend.* — Four-ball Bogey, starting from No. 10 Tee—9 a.m., J. H. GUmour and H. P. Ren-

nie play M. B. Cook and M. R. Blank; 9.4, R. R. Senior and R. D. Glackin play A. E. Grubb and R. Spicer; 8.8, E. J. Corcoran and R. J. Smith play N. S. Bowie and I. O. Stace; 9.12, J. W. Jackson and R. T. Pither play J. D. Galloway and G. A, Appleton; 9.10, P. H. N. Freetb and M. H. Godby play A. R. Blank and R. G. Malcolmson; 9.20, J. L. Blair and L. W. Fleetwood play J. K. Davidson and I. B. Cromb; 9.24. C. W. Oborn and T. W. Deighton play R. G. Rainey and A. W. Leithead; 9.28, P. Wynn-Williams and R. B. Dagger play H. W. Macfarlane and R. S. Beadel; 9.32, H. Williamson and M. L. Page play A. J. Black and D. B. L. Bowker; 9.36. R. D. Frizzell and H,. V. Sharp play W. M. Satterthwalte and S. Bryant: 9.40, P. Ayers and B. Keene play N. V. Smith and T. S. Knight; 9.44.1. M. Godby and C. S. Peate play J. W. Gibson and E. A. Etheridge; 9.48, T. Hope and T. Anderson -play H. K. Kippenberger and W. C. Keetley; 9.52. R. G. Edward and R. J. Hegan play G. K. Malcolmson and A D. Neill; 9.58, T. W. Patterson and T. R. Condliffe play A. W. Spence and H. Tillman. * Afternoon Foursome, starting from No. 1 Tee—J. D. Galloway and M. H. Godby play N. S. Bowie and R. Spicer; J. P. Gilmour and R. D. Glackin play M. R. Blank and A. E. Grubb: G. A. Appleton and M. B. Cook play R. T. Pither and R. G. Malcolmson: H. P. Rennie and K. R. Senior olav J. W. Jackson and I. O. Stace; A. R Blank and R. J. Smith play E. J. Corforfn 2nd P. H. N. Frceth; H. Williamson and A; J. Black play D. B. L. Bowker and H. V. Sharp: M. L. Page and L. W. Fleetwood play A. W. Leithead and H. W. Macfarlane: R. D. Frizzell and I. B. Cromb play J. L. Blair and C. W. Oborn, S. Bryant and R. B. Dagger play F. W. Deighton and R. G. Rainey; J. K. Davidson and W. M. Satterthwalte play P. Wynn-Williams and R. S. Beadel; G. K. Malcolmson and H. -K. Kippenberger play B. Keene and W. C. Keetley; A. £. Neill and R. G. Edward play R. J. Hegan and T. Anderson: I. M. Godby andl T. Hope play J. W. Logan and E. A. Etheridge; P. Ayers and J. W. Gibson play C. S. Peate and J. R. Stevenson: N. V. Smith and T. R. Condliffe play T. W. Patterson and T. S. Knight; H. Tillman and A. W. Spence play E. E. Eves and partner.

DIAMOND HARBOUR CLUB

The following is the draw for the Banks Peninsula ladies’ senior and junior championship and medal rounds, to be played on the Diamond Harbour links on Sunday, September 25. A special launch will leave Lyttelton on Sunday morning at 8 o’clock. The draw for the afternoon.round will be posted in the pavilion;—B.4s a.m.. Mrs Banfield and Miss A. McAuliffe; 8.50 am., Mrs A. Jackson and Mrs W. Cleary; 8.55 a.m., Mrs W. Paine and Mrs D. S. Gower; 9.30 a.m.. Miss G. Williams and Miss J. Wilson; 9.35 a.m.. Miss P. Coop and Mrs E. C. Bailey: 9.40 a.m., Miss L. Grennell and Miss B. Coop; 9.55 a.m., Miss M. Grennell and Miss B. Jacobson: 10 a.m.. Miss Z. Hudson and Miss M. Jacobson; 10.5 a.m., Mrs Jordan and Miss C. Williams: 10.10 a.m.. Miss C. Mcßride and Miss E. Bundy; 10.15 a.m., Mrs E. G. Cooper and Mrs N. Wilson; 10.20 a.m.. Miss V Armstrong and Mrs L. M. Comer: 10.25 a m.. Miss G. McFarlane, Miss B. White, and Miss J. Hobbs. Post entries will be received on the morning at the golf club^

RICHMOND HILL LADIES’

CLUB

A Stableford competition played by the Richmond Hill Ladies’ Golf Club for a trophy given by Mrs A. D. Paterson resulted in a tie. and will be played-off l&to. The results were:—Mrs J. D. James, 10, 18—28; Mrs H. J. Williams, 7. 21—28; Miss Mavis Boulton, 7, 21—28. '

PLAY IN NEW SOUTH .WALES CHAMPIONSHIPS

(Received September 21, 11 p.m.)

SYDNEY,. September 21.

When play in the New South Wales amateur golf championships was resumed to-day, Ferrier beat P. Clapham, 12 and 11.

Other outstanding results were; R. Withycombe beat T. Tanner, 3 and 2: D. beat F. Headlam, 6 and 5; A. Waterson beat L. Carter, 8 and 7. Ferrier got five birdies on the homeward round.

Hororata Gross. Hep. Net. Mrs W. Stone 91 15 76 Mrs T. H. A. Richards 96 15 81 Mrs W. O. Gray 94 17 77 Mrs E. H. Sime .. , .. 96 72 306 HareWood Miss E. Edmonds .. .. .. 89 . 13 76 Miss P. Clowes .. Miss M. Schofield .. 91 93 15 17 76 76 Miss M. Wilson .. 103 22 81