WEEK-END GOLF

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20009, 7 August 1939, Page 8

WEEK-END GOLF

HANDICAP TOURNEY CLUB SCORERS PARK'S PRESIDENT’S' CUP In the Poverty Bay Golf Club’s medal qualifying round on Saturday for the hand icap tournament, the best net cards returned were as under: — G. R. Black (handicap 17), net 70: R. W. J. Edwards (18), 70; 'R. P. Baigent (11), 71; R. G. Ogilvie (24), 71; J. T. Dodgshun ((>), 72; D. M. Mclldowie (10), 72; N H. Hope (15), 72; E. Jenkinscn (9), 73; C. B. Borland (18), 73; B. S. Bree (18), 73: R. J. Harrison (2), 74; B. R. Adair <lo>. 74; and E. R. Black (10), 74. The draw and starting times for the first tournament round next Saturday will be published later in the week. Cumulative Four-ball. A four-ball cumulative bogey match gave members of the Poverty Bay club an interesting competition for the week-end. In this class of competition both players’ individual scores count against bogey, and in view of this fact, it is not surprising that bogey had the better of matters D. B. Barry and G. M. Chrisp tied with C. H. Wells and E. R. Black, both pairs being 10 down to bogey. On the morning round, Barry and Chrisp led the field of 34 pairs, with one down only, but in the afternoon round they slumped to nine down. Wells and Black, on the other hand, were seven down in the morning and improved .materially in the afternoon. The tied pairs will play off over 'lB holes during the coming week-end. The eleventh hole on the Awapuni links cost a popular club-member the customary tribute when he did a hole in one recently. This week-end the same player was in good form, and only avoided further honours by putting his tc-e-shot at the eleventh out of bounds. His second effort found the hole and he was able to record a meritorious two. GISBORNE PARK CLUB. In the quarter-final of the Gisborne Park Golf Club’s series for the President’s Cup the following results were recorded over the weekend: — J. McMillan d. L. Albrecht, 2 and 1; L. B. Stuart d. A. D. Tarr, at the eighteenth; J. Broad d. C. E. Mackay, 2 and 1; D. A. Wells d. J. Haisman, 5 and 4. A bogey match played by those not engaged "in the quarter-finals gave E. R. Brown a win on the recount from A. W. Vickers, both being two down. J. It. Murray was three down, and F. ’Dobbie, S. Rule and G. Ardern each live down. C. Ward and R. Dudfield had their second win in a match for the Dryland Cup. when they defeated T. W. and E. Bayliss, two and l one. In a challenge game for the Lunken Cup, for Canadian foursomes play, W. A. Hall and Mrs. Hall were defeated by S. Duncan and Miss Gordon. This was the first challenge match for this trophy. POVERTY BAY LADIES’ CLUB The draw for the Poverty Bay Louies’ Golf Club’s match for tomorrow. an L.G.U. medal match, has oecn made as under: —, No. 1 Tee.— Noon, Mrs. Tyerman v. Miss M. Barker; 12.5 pan., Mrs. Houston v. Mrs. G. Chrisp: 12.10 p.m., Mrs. Burnard v. Mrs. D. Chrisp; 12.15 pan., Mrs. McFadyen v. Mrs. Hutchinson; 12.20 p.m., Miss M. Foster v. Miss P. Burke; 12.25 p.m.. Mrs Burke v. Mrs. Mcllwaine; 12.30 p.m., Miss Hayes v. Mrs. Bean; 12.35 p.m., Mrs. Winter v. Miss Newman; 12.40 p.m., Mrs. Eade v. Miss M. Smith; 12.45 p.m., Mrs. Simmonds v. Mrs. Kerr; 12.50 p.m., Mrs. Stratton v. Mrs. Buliivant; 12.55 p.m., Mrs. Andrews v. Mrs. Thomas;-1 p.m., Mrs. Harrison v. Mrs. Carter. No. 10 Tee.-—11.45 a.m., Mrs. Humphreys v. Mrs. Musgrave; 11.50 a.m., Mrs. Broad v. Mrs. Atkins; 11.55 a m Mrs. Mclldowie v. Mrs. Bruce; Noon, Mrs. Burland v. Miss J. Bowen: 12.5 p.m., Mrs. Mac Kay v. Mrs. Kendon; 12.10 a.m., Mrs. Morley v. Mrs. P. W. Smith; 12.15 p.m., Mrs. Whitehead v. Miss Macaulay; 12.20 p.m., Mrs. Parkinson v. Mrs. C. H. Bull; 12 25 p.m., Mrs. Solvander v. Mrs. Harper; 12.30 p.m., Mrs. Jensen v. Miss Slight: 12.35 p.m., Mrs. MeKcague v. Mrs. Adams; 12.40 p.m.. Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Kciha: 12.45 p.m., Mrs. K. Bull v. Mrs. Baigent; 12 50 p.m., Mrs. Phillpotts v. Mrs. Edwards; 1.0 p.m., Mrs. Russell v. an other

Unqualified Players

The following is the draw fo r .the unqualified players’ match to-mor-row: — 9.15 a.m., Miss Galliers v. Miss MeLernon; 9.20 a.m., Miss Walton v. Miss Cooper; 9.25 a.m.. Mrs. Stacey v. Mrs. B. Burke; 9.30 a.m., Mrs. Armstrong v. Mrs. Hansen; 9.35 a in., Mrs. A. R. Smith v. Mrs. E. Armstrong; 9.40 a.m., Mrs Mitchell v. Mrs. Buckley: 9.45 a.m., Mrs. Woodward v. Mrs. Pittar; 9.50 a.m., Miss Tietjcn v. an other. TURANGANUI CLUB In the matches played at -the Tuoi inks on Saturday, the ladies’ B sec:on Hinckoia Cup handicap competion resulted:—Mrs. W. E. Bullivant beat Miss M. Herbert, 2 and 1; Miss ' Koopu beat Mrs. R. Robb, 4 and 3: Trs W T. Rangi beat Mrs. H. Gazley. I up; Mrs. R. Keiha beat Mrs. R. W. Halbert, 3. and 2. In the ladies C section handicap competition, club trophy, the results were: —Mrs. P. Kaua beat Mrs. N. Cram, 1 up; Mrs. W. Marshall beat Miss M. Breck, 3 and 2: Miss M. Porter beat Miss E. Linton, 3 and 2; Tiss E. Ridgway. w.o. A medal handicap played in conjunction with the above resulted in a ,vin for Mrs. W. E. Bullivant (18) vith a net card of 07, followed by Mrs. W. T. Rangi (24) with a net core of 70. Men’s Competition The men’s handicap competition, ;ir.s-l round play, resulted:— First Section. —R. Robb beat R. W. Halbert, 3 and 1 2; G. Butler beat W. Marshall, 1 up: C Pore, w. 0.; P. Kaua, w.o. Second Section. —T. McMurray beat W. 11. Rangi. 3 and 2; K. Keiha beat C. Hume, 4 and 2; P. Tilly beat T. Muir, 2 and- 1; D. B. Tenncnt. w.o. Third Section —J. McConnell beat N, G. Anderson; W. McMurray beat J. H. Cato; R. Gordon beat W. Anderson; R. Clarke beat N. Williams. Fourth Section— T. Moore, w. 0.; D. Ress, w.o. The results of two matches are still to come. A medal handicap played in conjunction with the above resulted in- a win for R. Gordon (24) with a net score of 07. Other cards handed in were: —-D. B. Tennent (18), G 8; T. McMurray (19), 09; W. Anderson (22\