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Hokitika Guardian, 13 September 1922, Page 3

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, [nv I KliJAi K.AI*H — PRII PltESfl ASSOCIATION J ’ FURTHER DETAILS. PALMERSTON N-. Sept. 12. Continual ,tain prevailed thioughoiit the day and spoiled any enjoyment that may have accrued to players or spectators in the second and deciding day of the New Zealand Open Golf Championship. [ Brooks (third in flic open championship last year) played well for 39 and 37, total 76. This gave Black, a one-stroke lead from Brooks, with Duncan “five strokes behind, third. Tn tiie afternoon, Biooks went round in 78. making his total for the four 308. Blaek returned with 30. this placing him second, with a total of 309. Clements with two rounds of 81, made his total 317. This figure tvas also attained by Eekstedt, who compiled 81 and 78, total 317, making him third and equal with Clements. Those who have qualified for the amateur championship are: Blaek. Duncan, i .Morpeth, Templet - . Captain Conway, Baineavis. Wilson, Bime, Hotvton, Bid-w•-11. Wight, Crosse, Collins, Eekstedt. Dr Williams, and Wright. The O’Rourka Vase, for club teams of four was won by Lower Hutt (AVellington) with. Wellington No 1 second, equal with Wanganui. Mannwatu were third, and Miramar (Wcl- • lingtini) fourth. j Tn the evening the annual meeting of delogoi os tvas presided over by Mr : I!. C. Kirk, who spited sufficient guarantees for a tour ly Kirkwood and : Ilagen were practically assured. Appreciation of the hospitality of Pnlm- , erston North Cl till was voiced. T'’o whole Council were re-elected with the ! exception of Mr M. W. Horton (DuneI din) who fills the [dace vacated by Mr I Moßarnott. The personnel is: —R. C. I Kirk. A. D. 8. Diuic oi. \V. E. A. Gill, j A. F. Roberts. J. B. MneEwnn, H. R. ' Reluct vis, and AT. \y, Horton. B.v 41 to 29 it was decided to. recommend to tlie Council that Wanganui be selected for the championship course next year.