GOLF

Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1933, Page 6

GOLF

THE HOKITIKA CLUB

SECOND QUALIFYING FOUND

Although conditions were ideal for the second qualifying, round of . the Hokitika Golf Club’s championships on Saturday, the cards returned were not good. The following are the scores of ;tho entrants, who handed in. cards for •both ivouifde,. the figures being those for the first, round, second round, and aggregate. The first eight in each grade wi.lf play of; by hole play: Seniors—Cbesney 89, .86, 166; son 82, 87, 169.; Steel 82, 94, 176; Paid ®6, 93, 179 .; Ox S 3, 94, 187 ; -Finerty ,93, 98, 191 ; Neville 95, 98, 193; McCabe 95, 98, 193; Cagney -95, 100, 195;; Houston 98, 100, 198; A. Downer 98, 102, 200 ; Wilson 99, , 105, 204 ; G. Downer 104, 101, t . 205. Intermediate —Tomlinson 102, ICO, 202 ; Mand 1 100, 104, 204 ; Warren 103, 103, 206 ; Caliari. 106, 106, 212; Routledge 110, 104, 214; Hobilliard 112, 102, 214; .' T. Stuart 109, . 107, 216 ; Cooke. 106, 111, 217 ; W. E. Brown 114, 10+, 218; Baker 105, 113, 218. Juniors—(Mclntyre 106,': 107, 213 ; Childs 104, 111, 215; Reese 107, 110,

217; Bell dllj 'lll,-222.; .Dougherty 112, 112, 224; Thompson Ho, 113, 226; Mclntosh 120, 111, 231 ; Kernnhan 126, 116, 242 ; Eade 118, 124, 142; T. Brown 126, 117, 243;. J. Stuart 124, (120, 244, :In a subsequent play off between Eade and Kern ah an for the final place jn the junior round, Kernahan proved the winner. In conjunction with the qualifying round the monthly bogey match was played and Tomlinson proved the winner with 2 down, W. E. Brown and Warren being second with 5 down. LADIES’ GOLF CLUB. The July L.G.U. bogey was war. by ’Mrs CaliiM’i, who returned a card of 2 down. The best cards handed in were ; .—Mi’s Galiari 2 down, Miss Adamson '3 down, Mi’s Murdoch 4 down, Mrs Tonulinson 4 down, Migs 4 down, Mrs C. Ross 5 down, Mrs Diedrichs 3 dowm, Misg Anderson 9 down.

'• -The bogey match postponed in May, will 1 ibe played on Wednesday. v ; The fibld day held last week was very successful. The • morning’s play ■'singles was won by Miss '.Adamson who 'reduced her handicap by one strone, •Mrs itomlirison also reduced her handicap’ by one on the same day. The ifioursome '.play 'in the (afternoon was won by Mt? Baker and Mrs Tomlinson, '■'The scores were as follow: Mrs Tbmbnson 107—31 —76; Miss Adamson 98—22—76. A decision on the last 9 holes .gave the win to Miss Adamson. Foursomes —Mrs Baker and Mrs Tomlinson '82—11—63 ; Mrs Neville and Mi’s Diedricbs 83—14 —63 ; Mrs Caliari and fMiss Adamson 83—13—70. -v Club championship—The final is set 'cto;wh~for next Saturday, when Miss Jean (Houiston plays Miss M. Adamson. •Mr J. G. Macfarlane will act as umpire. Unearned handicap division.—The ■flag ' match \\ ! a|Ai’bn' 'by "Alis:s- .TStevenson 'who carried the flag three strokes ’past the 14til tee...'.ar. the same dime re d ire in g her ?ha fid ica p‘ by f h refi- s t rok e s

field day in the above grade is being .arranged for Tuesday. August 8. Singles, will Ihe played in the morning land foursomes in the afternoon when players will be J paired with L.(r.U. players. A small entry charge will be made. . - .......

The following is the draw for . the bogey match in the above division to be played on Wednesday ; —'Miss J* Preston 14 v. Mis* Keller 17 ; Mrs "Warren 9 v. 'Miss.J. Stevenson ,15s Miss Wonnington 17 v. Mi’s A. Thompson 17; Mrs B. Andmves 9 \v Mi's iH. 'Houston 7 ;>Mis*s Houston 23 v. Mrs fb Downer; fMiss J. Duff. 23 v. Mrs A. B. Downer-'; Miss Jones 23 v. scorer. Saturd-y: Miss Cox 15 v. Mis s Routlodge 23.