WEEK-END GOLF PLAY

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19994, 20 July 1939, Page 8

WEEK-END GOLF PLAY

PRESIDENT’S CUP SERIES PARK PUT. FIXTURES A WAP l XI DRAW Second round games in the President's Cup series and a Stableloid bogey match will be pLaycd at the Park Golf Club on Saturday. The draw is as follows: —G. Ardern v’. L. Albrecht; L. Winter v. J. McMil.an; S. Duncan v P. H. Dow; S. Rule e. A. D. Tarr; J. Madden v. F. Gavin; j. Broad v. H. A. Jensen; D. A. Wells v. R. T. Porter; L. Eade v. J. Haisman Stableloid Bogey

The draw for the Stableford bogey match is: C. E. Maclcay and J. Mansfield; L. 3. Stuart and T. W. Bayliss; L. Wiliams and P. Robertson; F. R. Bould and W. A. Hall; G. B. Hammond and f, Tangney; M. Ludwig and J. Maicolmson; J. R. Murray and A. 11. Dow; E. Knopwood and E. W. Harris; E Lovelock and R. A. Dickson; A Campbell and R. Wilkins; G. Odams and R. Dudfield; E. Bayliss and W. P. Dunphy; J. Niven and N. McCormick; i I. Martin and F. Conole; L. Grey and D Watt; G. Montgomery and A. Humphreys; S. Hill and J. CrawfordSmith; N. Dixon and A. R. Mann; A vV. Vickers and V. Venables; E. R. B r own and A. V. Hay; E. Broadhurst ,nd R. Clayton; F. McDonald and R Horse; M. Taylor and C. Ward; P. A Bavin and J. Reed; F. Dobbie and A. 3. Fearnley; T. Warner and L. Lunkcn. Dryland Cup This week-end’s challengers, for the Dryland Cup will be R. T. Porter and VI. Ludwig, the holders being A. D Tarr and F. McDonald. PARK CLUB LADIES The winner of the L.G.U. medal round in tire B section of the Park Ladies' Golf Club last week-end was Miss Haisman, 102—31—71, with Miss Lane, 112—30—70, second, while in he C section the best card was handed in by Miss. M. Heaslip, with diss R- Scott second. Mrs. Alley again retained the McMurray Star and. will be challenged by Miss R. Scott. The J.K. Stars were won by Mrs. Veils and Miss M. Haisman, who will play Misses Gordon and Izod during the week-end. Senior and Junior Championships The first qualifying rounds of the senior championship for the K. De Costa Cup, and for the junior championship for Mrs. J. Johnstone’s Cup, ,vill be played this week-end, the draw being as follows: — Miss Preston and Miss McKenzie; Miss Lane and Miss Kay: Miss Wells ind Miss Carr; Miss Hollis and Miss .Jelinek; Miss Bannister -and Miss Reid; Miss Landman and Miss Hill; Miss Bird and Miss Leslie; Miss Roddick 'and Miss L. Haisman; Miss Hopps and Miss Francis; Miss Gilman and Miss B. Cox; Miss M. Haisman ind Miss F. Johnstone; Miss Winters -, n d Miss McGreevy; Miss Higgs and Mi=s Smart: Miss Bell and Miss Marin; Miss Sheen and Miss Henderson; Miss E. Johnson and Miss Macnanara; Miss Izod and Miss Collett; Mrs. Burr and Miss Ambridgc: Miss Gunn and Miss Long; Miss Heaslip and Miss Scott; Miss Ensor and Miss Pearce; Mrs. Smith and partner. Both B and C sections -must play 18 holes. The official starter will be Miss M. Carr.

I’OVERTY BAY LADIES’ CLUB The following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal round ,to be played on Saturday by Poverty Bay Ladies Golf Club members: — 8.45 a.m., Misses Campbell and Hawkins; 8.50 a.m., Misses Hare and Armstrong; 8.55 a.m.. Misses Emmerson and' McCarthy; 9 a.m., Misses McDiarmid and Mead. TURANGANUI CLUB

The following is the draw for the third and final round of -the William T. Pitt Memorial Cup, mixed foursomes medal handicap, to be played on Saturday by Turanganui Golf Club members: —

Start at No. 1 Tee—l2.3o p,m„ Mrs. W. T. Rangi and Keiha and Mrs. P. Kaua and C. Hume; 12.35 p.m,, Miss P. A. Breck and D. B. Tennent and Miss M. Porter and P. Tilly; 12.40 p.m., Miss M. Breck and T. McMurray and Miss C. Koepu and W. H. Rangi; 12.45 p.m., Mrs. N. Cram and P. Kaua and Miss Ridgway and N. Williams; 12.50 p.m., Mrs. R. Rob'b and C. Pere sad Mrs. H. Gazley and R. Keiha; 12.55 p.m., Mrs. R. W. Halbert and R. Robb and Miss Herbert and R. W. Halbert; 1 p.m., Mrs. R. Keiha and P. Keiha and Mrs. Bullivant and W. Marshall; 1.5 p.m.. Mrs. W. Marshall and G. Butler and partners. Men’s Handicap Tournament

The third round of ‘die men's handicap tournament also will be played, and in conjunction with it a Stableford handicap. The following have been drawn: 'R. Gordon and W. McMurray; R. Clarke and W. Carroll; D. Ross and J. H. Cato; T. Moore and L. A. Haggie; R. Jones and C. Fletcher. Players not drawn for the Stableford competition can arrange for partners at the clubhouse. MAKAREKA AND RUATORIA The members of the Makarika Golf' Club visited Ruatoria and spent a very enjoyable day. The weather conditions were ideal and the greens were in excellent order. Morning tea was provided at the residence of Mrs. E. Williams, and at the conclusion of play in the afternoon the visitors were entertained at a dainty afternoon tea served in the lounge of the Manutahi Hotel. Mr. K. Kissling, on behalf of the visitors, thanked the Ruatoria players for their hospitality. The Ruatoria club captain, Mr. B. Tcwai, responded thanking Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Burton for the use of the lounge and stressing the importance of inter-club games.

The winners in the hidden, hole competition were Mrs. J. Hogan and J. Rogers. 'Results were as follows, Makarika players being mentioned first in each case:—

Men. —K. Kissling lost to B. Tewai, 5 down; T. Thompson bent E. Williams, 4 up: J. Barton beat A. Ferguson, 2 up; H. Smith beat D. Barford, 1 up; J, Rogers beat P. Whaipooti, 7 up; M.

Gardner lost to T. Opcnshaw, G down; T. Smith bent L. R. Hitchens, 0 up; M. Gilmore beat W. Priestly. 5 up; S. J. Plummer lost to J. Smith, 5 down; L. Mills lost to G. Wheeler, 4 down: J. A. Smith and J. Hogan, all'square; O. Thompson and W. H. O. Johnstone, all square. Makarika were two matches lip. Ladies.-—Miss Mills lost to Miss Ludbrook, 1 down; Mrs. Kissling lost to Mrs. Rawson, 5 down; Mrs. Glen lost to Miss Corner, 5 down; Mrs. Gardner lost to Mrs. Hogan, 9 down; Miss Foote lost to Mrs. Williams, 10 down; Mrs. Boag and Mrs. Openshaw, all square. Ruatoria were five matches up.