REVIEW OF SPORT

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 177, 13 August 1937, Page 15

REVIEW OF SPORT

llotorua (open), August 24, 2y 26, 27. llotorua (veterans), August 50, to Septcmber 3. Waipukurau, September 2, 3, 4. Napier, September 7, 8, 9, 10. Wairoa, September 25, 26t 27. N.Z. Championship (Hamilton), September 30 to October 8. Maraenui, October 23, 24, 25Ladies' Tournaments. Waipukurau, August 18, 19, Porangahau, August 28. Waipawa, September 14. Takapau, September 16f 17. Hastings, Soptember 21, 22, 23. N.Z. Championships (Naplor), September 30 to October 8. Tasman Cup Match (Napier), October 6. Havelock North, October 14. Hastings Club Notes. A four-ball bogey mateh was playeil on Thursday iost under pcrfect weather cqnditions by tho Hastings Golf Olub. 11, Yesty and W. N. Grieve, two of tho younger division. returncd the .escgb lent card Ot 8-un to scorq . an casy win over tho ?uoxt pair, 11, Caslimoro and P. H, Nowbigin, with 4 up. ,T. Vesty an.d J. Lyons flljed the tbifd place with a score of 3 up. Saturday Play,

The Aveatlier conditious on Saturday were adverse to good sqores, a strong southerly gnle og' tho snow aiaking play unpleasant and dif&cult. T. Garrod waa the Avinner of the Agrade division bogey match with a seoro of p down after a count-back witii E. A. Mnrley. The B grade was won by J. W, Palinert who Teturnod a card Of 3 down. Competition Eesults. ' In the championship seriqs of matches pjayed during the week tho foilowiug arq the results: — Senior Championship. .m * G. D. Sutherland beat P. E. Clifton, 5 and 4. E. A. Mnrley beat G. D, gutherland, 1 up. Junior Championship. J. Blake beat N. Fippard. J. Leggatt beat G. W. Estaugli.

Consolation Handicap, J. L. Paterson beat C. L. Bridge. Ca'shmore Eoursome CHallenge Cup. J. Blake and H. H. Edwards beat G. Murfitt aa§ C- Vidal. E. E. Nutter and J. F. Jones beat C. Campbell and H, B, Knight. IT. S. Candy and W. J. Whito boat F. S, Budd and E. A. Tong. E. A. Murlcy and S. Murley beat J. Yesty and L. Yosty. Hole-in-One. * Playing on the Hastings Unks on Sunday, II, Mclntyre aehigved hole inone honours at the short f'ourth. Neod' less to say, he Avas the recipienl; of many congratulations from hi^ ciobmates, wTio were entertained in true traditional naanner. Coinbined Stableford. Tlie wcek-qnd match, a coinbined Stableford, was won by J. Crerar aad F. Cole, wko returned an excellent card of 61. D. H. Grieve and C. T. Taaffe, playing on a reduced handicap, upheld their reputation to tako second plaeo with a nice 58. T. Garrod-W. T, Sturrock 55 and 11. Vesty-'W. Grieve 54 also played weli to flH third and fourth placos respcctively. G'entral Haivke ?s Bay?Totes Weather conditions. were very unfavourable for golfers in Waipukurau over the week-end, and very few cards were returned on the Maharakeke linlcs on Saturday. The best score was compiled by M. Heise, who, with a net 72, was the only one to play any where near his handicap. Chief intorost locally was arouscd by the Waipawa tournmaent, which rosulted in another Avin for L. A. lloid, who, after qualifying last oqpal with P. L. Peacock, met tho latter in tho flniil, and won on the last grcon after an intorosting match. Tho most notablo core of the tournament was roturncd by Ted Karu, wTho topped the qualifiers with a 72 gross — -a wonderful score under the conditions, and tlie new oflieial course record. Against Reid in the ^sonu-flnal, however, lie could not reproduco tho 6amo form and was fairly easily dofcated.