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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 227, 7 September 1933, Page 4

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N.Z. LADY TOURISTS MISS O. KAY REACHES FINAL. EXPECTED TO WIN TODAY. MELBOURNE, September 6. i'he women s golf championship semi-finals resulted:— Miss Kay defeated Miss Keruot, three and two. Miss Hood Hammond defeated Miss Ferry, six and four. The final to-morrow will be over 36 holes. Perfectly controlled shuts in a high wind entertained the large galleries following to-day’s play. Miss Keniot, a young Geelong -p-w, er, staged a game battle against Miss Kay. Miss Keruot gained the advantage of one on the first nine holes due to her groat putting. Miss Kay played faultlessly on the borne round, registering five fours, a five and a three to win three up and two to play. Despite Miss Hammond's good exhibition, Miss Kay is the favourite and expected to win the final. INTER-STATE AMATEUR MATCH. VICTORIA SECURES A WIN MELBOURNE, September 6. In an inter-State amateur match Victoria defeated South Australia 6 and I. Results, Victoria names first:— M. Ryan defeated W. Rymill, six and four. I. Whitton lost to C. Winsor, three arid two. W. Edgar defeated Ross Sawers, two np. A. W. Jackson defeated H. Nott, two and one. 8. Morpeth defeated A. McLachlan, seven and five. F. Bulte defeated D. Moody, two and one. A. Rae defeated D. Turner, seven nnd five. Victoria won the final from New South Wales 5 and 2. Results, Victoria names first:— M. R.yau lost to Jim Ferrier, three and two. I. Whitton defeated H. Hattprsloy, four and three. W. Edgar defeated C. Opperly, seven and six. A. Jackson defeated C. Fawcett, one up. 8. Morpeth defeated R. Lee Brown, one up. F. Bulte lost to W. Dobion, three and two. A. V. llac defeated H. Morrison, three and two. Ryan, the open champion, played marvellous golf against Rymill, going out in 31 and home in 36, a record score, but Ferrier's prodigious hitting in the afternoon rattled the chtftnpion. The young Now South Wales player was two up at the turn. PROFESSIONAL CONTEST. VICARS SHIELD WON BY N.B.W. MELBOURNE, September 6. The Vicars Shield for professionals was won by New South Wales. Victoria defeated South Australia. Results, Victoria names first.;-— O’Connors defeated W. Harvey, two and one. G. Naismith lost to F. McMahon, three and one. E. Naismith defeated J. McLachlan, three and one. H. Boorer defeated F. Thompson, four and three. R. Jupp lost to R- Stewart, three and two. In the final New South Wales defeated Victoria 5 and 1. Results, New South Wales names first:— 8. Richardson defeated C. Connors, six and five. W. Bolger defeated E. Naismith, one up. C. Gray defeated H- Boorer, three and two. F. Eyre defeated G. Naismith, one up. T. Heard defeated R Jupp, one up. The open championship commences to-morrow. OANNEVIRKE LADIES’ CHAMPIONSHIP VICTORY TO MISS ROBERTSON DANNISVIRKE, Sept. 6. In the final of the Southern Hawke’s Bay ladies golf championship, Miss J. Robertson defeated Mrs W. R. Russell (both of Dannevirke), four up. VETERANS AT ROTORUA. A COURSE DRIVING RECORD. ROTORUA, Sept. 6. The new Zealand veterans’ annual golf tournament, which opened on Tuesday, has now reached the semifinal stage. The weather conditions which prevailed during the previous week for the Rotorua open championships continued for the veterans and the matches were played under ideal conditions. Veterans from practically every chib in the North Island and from as far south as Timaru are competing. The age minimum is 55. In the quarter-finals, played to-day, E. M. Hutchison beat C. E. Kusabs, 2 up: F. Brabant beat R. Phelan, 3 and 1; A. B. Laurence beat. C. E. Torlesse, 4 and 3; F. W. Wilkie beat R. Rainger, 3 and 2. Rainger set a course driving record by hitting his second shot at the first a distance of 336 yards.

NAPIER CLUB'S TOURNEY. 11.8. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS. The Hawke's Buy amateur championship golf tournament was continued ut Waihiki yesterday afternoon, when a medal handicap and teams’ match for the Williams Cup were played. Two good cards of 75 (gross score) were returned in the medal handicap by G. L. Hoine-Douglas and R. White. Both were handicapped at 5 and returned net scores of 70. The teams match resulted in a win for Napier B, with an aggregate score of 294. Napier D followed with an aggregate of 307Yesterday afternoon's results were:— MEDAL HANDICAP.

TEAMS MATCH. For Williams Cup. For teams of four men. The net aggregate score counted: — Napier B. —G. L. Home-Douglas (5) 70, J. R. Hobbs (4) 74, W. F. Desha (5) 74, R. T. St. Lawrence (5) 76; total, 294. Napier D.—L. Stephenson (8) 72, R. Worker (9) 76, H. H. Wylie (10) 76, F. N. Harvey (10) 83; total, 307. Napier F. —C. Atkinson (11) 71, A. M. McClurg (1.1) 79, J. W. V. Masterman (12) 79, F. F. Kettle (14) 81. total, 310. Napier A. —J. Tareha (3) 73, C. S. Geddis (2) 75, F. C. Fryer (2) 82, A. A. Sinclair (4) 83; total, 313. Maraenui.—G. J. Templeton (7) 76. D. G. Sutherland (12) 79, J. Durie (13) 79, R. Duthie (6) 82; total, 316. Hastings B.—H. Blackmore (14) 76, R. Mclntyre (11) 79, F. E. Nutter (15) 80, ]■). Moore (13) 8i; total, 316. Hastings A.—R. White (5) 70, W. J. White (9) SI, G. Saunders (-1) 83; M.

Waterworth (10) 83; total, 317. Napier G. —L. S. McClurg (17) 77, C. Louisson (14) 83, M. R. Grant (15) 83, S, Inglis (13) 83; total, 326. THE HASTINGS CLUB. DRAW l'X>R SATURDAY. A GRADE. The following is the draw for the bogey handicap to be played on Saturday next, 9th inet.: — To Start from No. 12 Tee. S. 1. Jones v, M. Waterworth. A. .Murley v. S. Averill, C. M. Campbell v. J. lledward. W. H. Wood v. C. 11. Slater. G. Saunders v. F. S. Budd. E. Moore V. L. H. Waldook, A. S. Tonkin v, R. White. F. P. Kelly v. H. H. Edwards. D. H. O'Donoghue v. E. A. Murley. Dr. Wright v. W. J. White. F. M. Budd v. R. Mclntyre. Dr. Faulkner v. J. Cowan. R. T. Gifford v. R. Bridge. J. L. Paterson v. P. L. Peacock. G. R. Salmon v. H. E. Elliott. J. B. Wilson v. T. Garrod. B GRADE. To Start from No. 1 Tee. E. J. W. Hallett v. A E. O’Meara. J. J. Ewing v. R. M. Egan. C. Carrell v. W. B. Nicol!. R. D. Baird v. E. L. Comm tn. R. T. Dewson v. W. B. Cowan. E. Riley v. N. F. Appleby. W. J. Rainbow v. J. R. McKenzie. H. H. McKenzie v. D. H. Newbigin. H. de Denne v. A. Barnaby. H. H. Withers v. F. M. Murray. F. H. Goldfinch v. E. J. Melrose. B. H. Appleby v. G. W. Estaugh. J. H. Holderness v. H. A. insull. L. A. Denton v. R. C. Chaplin. W. T. Chaplin v. R. D. Brown. N. R. Smith v. C. L. Vidal. G. 0. Craike v. A. E. McDonald. HASTINGS’ LADIES CLUB. DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The following is the draw for the one-club match, to be played on Saturday, September SiMiss F. Nutter v. Mies H. Johnson. Miss McMulJan v. Miss D. Vaughan. Miss Dalton v. Miss F. Nutting. Miss Budd v. Miss Slater. Miss Hunter v. Miss K. Johnston. Miss Reid v. Miss McCormick. Miss Harrison v. Miss Hawley. Miss Taylor v. . MR BLACKMORE’S TROPHY. The following were the best scores handed in on Tuesday for the first

HAVELOCK NORTH LADIES’ CLUB DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The third round of a bogey competition will be played on Saturday. Thu draw is as under:— Mrs Masterson plays Mrs Bell. Miss Rochfort plays Miss L. Hunter. Miss M. Marshal! plays Miss C. Bell. Mrs Hill plays Miss N. Marshall. Miss I. Campbell plays Miss Brathwaite. Miss Rainbow a bye. HAY&LOCK NORTH CLUB. SATURDAY’S DRAW. The following is the draw for the third round of the President’s and Captain’s Cup to be played on Saturday at 1.30 p.m.:~ S. G. Chaplin plays H. R. von Dadelssen. W. H, Maitland plays P E. Clifton A. Fulford plays A. K. CottcriJL M. G. Bell plays W. S. Bramwell. H. Norwell plays E. D. Anderson. H. Fulford plays L. Roberts. S. W. Dixon plays L. G. Joll S. A. Estaugh plays D. W. Gilbert son. K. H. Bayliss plays S. Baird. J, M. Joll plays B. McCorkindale. M, R. Matheson plays lan C. Moore. E. Marshall plays S. A. Johnston. R. Brathwaite plays J. H. von Dadelszen. H. C. Chambers plays G. Toxward. C. J. Beauchamp plays J. S Joll.

G. L. Home-Douglas . Gross Hep. Net 75 5 70 B. White 75 3 70 C. Atkinson 82 11 71 L. Stephenson 80 8 72 John Tareha .. .. 76 3 73 A. Kawhe .. 80 6 74 ,T. W. Mapii .. .. 82 8 74 S. I’owdi'oll 80 6 74 W. F. Desha .. .. 79 5 74 W. T. Kuru .. .. 78 4 74 C. S. Geddis .. .. 77 2 75 H. Blackmore .. .. 90 14 76 F. Kahlenberg . , .. 82 6 76 R. T. St. Lawrence .. 81 5 76 G. J. Templeton 83 7 76 C. R. Inglis .. .. 86 10 76 IL H. Wylie .. .. 86 10 76 It. W’orkcr .. .. 85 9 76 Kapi Tareha .. .. 78 1 77 A. McLachlan .. .. 87 10 77 L. S. McClurg .. 94 17 77 R. Cuthbertson 87 8 79 J. Durio 92 13 79 W. I. Hamilton 89 10 79 J. W. V. Masterman 91 12 79 R. McIntyre 90 11 79 D. G. Sutherland 91 12 79

round for Mr Blackmore’s trophy:— Gross. Up. Nett. Mrs Murley 99 26 73 Miss Jefferd 95 20 75 Mrs McLeod 100 25 75 Miss Cuming 105 30 75 Mrs Jones ... 100 24 76 Mrs Nicol) , . 102 26 76

Miss Hamber 308 31 77 Mrs Crerar 89 11 78 Mrs Toothill 95 17 78 Mrs Brown . 102 24 78 Mrs Jefferd 112 33 79