MORE HOLES IN ONE

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19979, 3 July 1939, Page 8

MORE HOLES IN ONE

TWO SCORED AT PARK A EG GUY IN TOP FORM P.RIEEEWT ROUND PEAYED The fifth and sixth holes in one in Gisborne during the present golf season were scored on Saturday, the honour this time falling to two Pmk Club players, R. T. Porter and J. Madden, both of whom scored their “possibles" on Saturday afternoon. Porter led the way with a hole in one at the tenth, and half an hour later Madden sank his tee shot at the twelfth. Both paid the usual penally. POVERTY BAY CLUB At Poverty Bay. the feature of the week-end play was a brilliant round by the club professional. All'. Guy, who returned a card cf 68 while taking part in a four-ball best ball bogey match. Guy was out in 35 and on the home round did a very fine 33, includ.ng a two at the tenth, a four hole. Guy was on to the green from the tee and had little difficulty in sinking his putt for a two. Championship Qualifying Round Poverty Bay club players took-part in the first qualifying round of the club championship, the 'best cards being as follows: — E. S. Toogood. 74: t). B. Barry, 75: W. K. Andrews, 78: M. J. Brownlie and R. I. Harrison, 79; L. W. Bishop and j s. Banns-Graham, 80; W. D. Barker and lE. P. Baigent. 82; .N. H. Bull. W. R. B. Willock and P. C. Dwyer, 83; H. D. Chrisp, J. T. Dodgshun, G. M. Dodgshun, J. L. Broad and T. Hamilton. 84; R. Goodwin. F. Fenwick and P. Tureia. 85; G. H. Stewart and H. B. Tyerman. 'B6; W. H. Lysctar, 88. The second qualifying round will be played on Saturday next. The two best rounds out of three played will count as qualifying rounds.

June Tankard Competition The June tankard medal competition for the two best cards for the month, plus the net test cord played, resulted as follows: — Handicaps 'ls and under.—J. S. Barns-Graham. 72, 70. 72. total 214: N. Dumont. 69, 69, 77. 215; R. I. Harrison, 70, 68, 77, 215; P. Tureia, 71, 69, 76, 216; 'N. JBalfour. 70, 68, 78, 216. Handicaps 16 and over.—J. L. Broad, 67. 72, 68. 207;.W. H. Lysnar, 71. 70, 63, 209‘ U. C. Nolan. 72, 67, 71, 210; J. Atkins, 63, 72, 76. 211; R, G. Philpotts, 65. 70. 79, 214. Four-ball Best Ball Bogey A .four-ball best ball bogey match resulted as follows: J. O'Meara and A. E. Guy, 7 up: A. F. Houston and G Gregory, -6 up; A. Temm and : M. >T. B Hall, M. 'Howe and E. S. Toogood, 5 up; G. 'Mi Dodgshun ' and G. W. Willock. W. D. Barker and M. Brownlie, J. E. Shimmin and W. E. iMcBwaine, 4 up. TURANGANUI CLUB The following are the results of the ladies’ Stableford and men’s medal handicap played on Saturday by members of the Turangaoui club. In the ladies’ competition Mrs. W. E Bullivant (14) returned a card of 30. followed by -Mrs. R. Robb (15), score 29. Mrs. J. Gazley (18) and Mrs. W. T. Rang! (18). each with a card of 25. In the men’s medal competition, the A section resulted in a win for R. W Halbert (10) with a net card of 66. and -in the B section a win for W. IMcMurray. (24) with a net score of 70. Other cards handed in were: A Section. —C. Fletcher (16), net 69. K. Keiha (18), 70; T. McMurray (19), 70; IC. Hume (19), 71; W. Marshall (16) 71; D. B. Tennent (18), 71; P. Keilia (16). 72: P. Tilly (16). 72; W. H. Rang! (18), 72. 'B Section.—N. G. Anderson (22), 72: W. Anderson (22), 73; ft. Clarke (24), 74; :R. Gordon (24), 76; J. McConnell (26), 76. Visit of Waikohu Players Over the week-end a visit was received from members of the Waikohu Goll' Club, when, under ideal conditions and with the course in good playing order, closely contested matches were played. With local knowledge in its favour the home team eventually emerged with the honours of the day. A return visit is to be paid to Waikohu on July 16. PARK CLUB Within half an hour on Saturday afternoon, two holes-in-one happened at the Park Club, R. T. Porter sinking his tee shot at the tenth and J. Madden repeating the performance at the twelfth. Both paid their “penalty.” In the semi-finals of the D.C.L. Cup, D. A. Wells accounted for F. R. Bould, 3 and 2, and P. H. Dow defeated J. McMillan, 3 and 1. The final will be played on a date to be arranged. In the play-off for the June tankard between jA. D. Tarr and H. A. Jensen, both players returned the same net scores, Tarr eventually winning.

The qualifying round for the PresidenfiisiCup resulted in G. Ardern returning the best net score, 92 —22 70, winning on the recount from G. Montgomery, 94 —24 —70, and J. Madden, 02—22—70.

Others to return good cards were: —D. A. Wells, 811—12—71; J. R. Murray, 89 —17 —72; E. Broad-hurst, 95—23—72; J. Mansfield, 78 —5 —73; S. Rule, 96—23—73. Ardern, Montgomery, Madden and Wells win the trophies donated by the National Tobacco Company. Dryland Cup A. D. Tarr and F. McDonald had their third Dryland Cup win when they defeated L. B. Stuart and A. V. Hay. 4 and 3. POVERTY BAY LADIES’ CLUB The following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal match to be played by members of the Poverty Bay Ladies' club:—From No. 1 tee. —Noon, Mrs. McFadyen and Mrs. Burnard; 12.5 p.m., Mrs. A. Chrisp and Mrs. Houston: 12.10 p.m., Mrs. Winter and Miss P. Burke; 12.15 p.m., Mrs. Macllwaine and Miss Newman; 12.20 p.m., Mrs. H. Kemp and Miss M Foster; 12.25 p.m., Mrs. G. Chrisp and Mrs. Simmonds; 12.30 p.m., Mrs. Eade and Miss Hayes; 12.35 p.m. Miss M. Barker and Mrs. Burke; 12.40 p.m., Mrs. Hutchinson and Mrs. Singer; 12.45 p.m., Mrs. Bean and Miss Hegarty; 12.50 p.m., Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Andrews; 12.55 p.m., Mrs Tyerman and Miss Macauley; 1 p.m., Mrs. Robinson and Mrs 1 ! Thomas; 1.5 p.m., Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. MeKeague; 1.10 p.m., Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. K. Bull; from No. 10 tee.—11.45 a.m„ Miss B- Kemp and Mrs. Strat-

ton; 11.50 a.m., Mrs. Humphreys and Mrs. Kendon; 11.55 a.m., Mrs. MacIldowie and Mrs. Harrison; Noon. Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Mac Kay; 12.5 p.m., Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Whitehead; 12.10 p.m.,’ Mrs. Broad and Mrs. Nolan: 12.15 p.m., Miss Bowen and Miss P. Barker; 12.20 p.m., Mrs. Harper and Mrs. P. W. Smith; 12.25 p.m., Mrs. Parkinson and Mrs. C. Bull: 12.30 p.m., Mrs. Willock and Mrs. Morley; 12.35 p.m., Mrs. Peach and Mrs. Adams; 12.40 p.m., Mrs. Carter and Miss Slight: 12.45 p.m.. Mrs. Solvander and Mrs. Russell: 12.50 p.m., Mrs. Keiha and Mrs. Bullivant. Unqualified Players The following Is the draw for unqualified players to-morrow:—9.ls a.m.. Miss Walton v. Miss McLernon; 9.20 a.m., Mrs. C. Armstrong v. Mrs. Phillpotls; 9.25 a.m., Mrs. Stacey v. Miss Tiet.ien: 9.30 a.m.. Mrs. Galvin v. Mrs. Buckley; 9.35 a.m., Mrs. Mitchell v. Mrs. Hansen; 9.40 a.m., Mrs. Newth v. Mrs. G. Armstrong; 9.45 a.m., Mrs. Smith v. Mrs. Woodward; 9.50 a.m.. Mrs. Pillar v. Miss Cooper. TOKOMARU BAY CLUB Results of the second round of the A. B. Williams Cup played over the week-end cm the Tokomaru Bay golf links were: A. Forrester d. K. Oates. 3 and 2; W. Horton d. 'F. E. Porter, 2 and 1; J. Paerata d. R'. Jackson, 5 and 3. A flag match played in conjunction resulted in a wiu for P. Fairlie, who took the flag to the twentieth green. The cards handed in wore: Fairlie. 70—10—60; Horton, 76—14—62; Todd,

80—18—62; Short. 75—12—03 ;F. E Porter, 82—14—03: W. Forrester 5)2—24—08; F. R. Porter, 88 18—70 Gardner, 83—12 71; J. Paerata 86—14—72; Eddy, 91—16—75; Orr 95—18—77; A. Forrester, 97—18—79 K. Oates. 103—24—79.