GOLFING

Hokitika Guardian, 28 October 1930, Page 5

GOLFING

By Telegraph— Per Press Association.’

PALMERSTON NORTH, October 28. The golf tournament was continued this morning when the second, round of the amateur professionals championship was played, The weath was rather jnore favourable, Although the sky was cloudy there was a marked absence of wind. The tees were little soft in places but the course was in good ord-

Detailed scores in first rounds amateur and professional championships are ns under: —

Amateur Championship.—Collins beat Keeling 3—2, Seifert beat Pharazyn 3—2, Dr. Ross beat Ekstedt 2--1, Cnthro beat Petley 6—5, Wright beat Huggins 4—3, H. Black beat Smith 6—5, Sime beat McEwan 4—B, Reilly beat Fryer 2—l, Silk beat Clark 6—5, A. Duncan beat Hornabrook 1 up, M. Duncan beat Daveis 5 —4, J. Black beat Goss 1 up, Badwill beat Ward 4 3, Wagg beat Conway. 3—l, Quin beat Troutbeck.o—4, Horton beat. Millard 7—6; Professional Championship—Shaw beat Rofss B—6, Murray beat C. Clements 9—7, Mclntosh beat T. Galloway o—3, Bell beat J. Galloway 1 up, Blair beat Branch 2 up; Moss beat Rutters 3—l, Douglas beat Lambie 2—l, Rutter beat J. Clements 1 up. In the second round professionals first eighteen holes, Murray is ond up on Shaw, Mclntosh two up on Bell Blair two up on Moss, Rutter nine up on Douglas. In the amateurs, first eighteen holes of second round, L. Seifert junr., two up on Collins; Cathro six up on K. Ross; H. Black one up on Wright; Reilly one up on Sime; A. Duncan two up on Silk; M. Duncan and J. L. Black are square. Ragg one up on Bidwell; Horton one up on Quinn.