GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 23 May 1932, Page 5

GOLF

HOKITIKA BOGEY MATCH.

A four ball bogey handicap for a trophy presented by Aflr O. Neville was played by members ol the Hokitika Golf Club on Saturday. The following were the best cards handed in: —Adamson and Tomlinson 4 up, Wyles and Re-billiard 2 up, Darby and W. E. Brown all square, Mandl nnd T. Stuart 3 down, Cox and Wilson 4 down.

AO-TEA-ROA CUP DRAW.

The following is the draw for tho Ao-ten-roa Cup, to be. played.on Wednesday by members of the Ladies’ Golf Club:-

Mrs Winchester v. Miss Adamson, Mrs Wilson v. Mrs Moore, Mrs Diedvi'oho 'w-c" Potts, Mrs Dorreen v. Mrs Langford. The draw io,:* the Junior Bogey, to he played next Wednesday, is as follows :—Miss Cowie v. Miss Cooke, Mrs Thompson v. Mrs Park. Miss Stevenson* v. Mi ss Alva Mclntosh, Miss Ynrrall v. Mrs Mclntyre, INEiss Wild v. Miss Cox, Miss Preston v, Miss Wormington. Miss Bell v. scorer.

MOORTOWN MATCH FINAL. VETERAN ROBSON DEFEATED. (United X*ress Association—Jsy Electric Telegraph.—Copyright.)

LONDON, Mrv 2E In the Moortown golf match final Hudson defeated Robson at the 59th holes. Thy third round results were; »S?ymour beat Barber 2 and 1 ; Robson beat Rhodes 3 and 'l ; Hojson beat E. Whitcombe 5 and 4; Easterbrook beat R. Whit com be 2 and 1.

Rain swamped the course, necessitating delays while the water was swept from the waterlogged greens. • The veteran of the field, Robson, played superlatively to defeat the spectacular young Yorkshireman, Rhodes. Robson, gave a very plucky display. Despite bis being four down at the eighteenth hole, he squared at* the thirtieth, and took the lead for the first time at, the thirtv-lirst, Robson ultimately became dormie. Hudson, however, won til,. last; hole. Then they halved the thirty-seventh and the thirty-eighth, after which tragedy overwhelmed Robson. His second went into some long grass, and as the ball was hardly visible, he picked it up, acknowledging defeat.

ENGLISH V. U.S.A. WOMEN

The first 'Anglo-American women's golf mate,h .was played at Wentworth. •Jt was won. by Iho Americans In the foursomes Mesd-ames V are and IDUheat Misses. Wethc-rod and Morgan 1 up; MTsse* Vanwie and Hicks heat ■Misses Wilson and Watson 2 and 1; Miss Orciiftt aml Mrs Clumcy beat Misses Govmlay sun! l’ark 1 up.

In rf ho isiugles, Miss Mel hon'd heal Mrs Vara 6 and 4; Miss Wilson beat ,\|rs Hicks. I ami 7; Mrs Cheney beat ,M.iss Cop Id-t 4 and 3 ; Miss Fislnviek beat -Miss 0 roult 4 and 3 ; Miss Vanwie boat Miss Morgan 2 and I : Misses (1 mirls.iv mud Hill halve,l. Tin' English gi/l-s m'a veil in uvli below iLrin. 'being'speefunly weak in putting, while the A merit sins maintained their reputations.