GAMES AT HAMILTON

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22221, 23 September 1935, Page 15

GAMES AT HAMILTON

MATCH PLAY COMMENCED FIRST ROUND DECIDED SEVERAL SURPRISE RESULTS [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday Conditions were ideal at tho St. Andrews links yesterday, when tho first round of match play in tho Hamilton Golf Club's championship events was decided. There were several surprise results, and tho club championship now bears a very open aspect, as a result of I{. F. Edmonds' defeat by it. J, .Love. Following are tho results: —

Club Chuupionship.—A. G. Crndwick bent P. Haven, -1 find 3; It. I). Harding beat C. SutcliiTo, 1 and 2; W. C. Wynne beat P. G. lftissell. 4 and 3: A. T. Atkins bent C. li. Wake, -1 and 3; J. G. Ferguson beat J M. Graham, 0 anc) 5: H. T. Gillica beat J. M. Hoiton, at the 20th; R. J. Love beat It. F. Edmonds, 2 und 1; L. V. Bellinghara bent H. F. Bluokie, at the 19th.

Intermediate Cluunpionship.—H. Riddell beat O. M Good., 4 and 3; T. Simpson beat A. H. Ward, 7 and 5; M. M. Frost beat J. Salisbury, 5 and 3; 11. F. Morton beat C. 13. Fullerton-Smith. 3 and 2; It. W. Itutherfurd beat D. C. Coventry, 2 and 1; A. J. B Ryan beat L. It. VV. Iteid, 2 up; A. Marcroft beat I), it. Wood, 5 nnd 4; N. Duxfield beat G. 11. Bindon, 7 and 6.

junior Championship.—V. 0. Purccll beat A. E. McCrncken, a and 4: M. Keennn beat E. A. Palmer, 5 and 3; A. T. Jamea won from W. Westwater by default; H. G. Loveridgo beat J. Cleary, 2 up; J. D. Todd beat C. N. dc Lntour. at the 10th; J. C. Taylor beat G. Hovey, 5 nnd 4; M. C. Stranger won from F. House by default.

TOURING PLAYERS BRITISH LADi ES' TEAM MATCH AGAINST SOUTH ISLAND [ilT TELEGRAPH —PHES3 ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday Tho following golf tenm l as been selected to represent the South Island against tho British women's touring team at Shirloy:—Miss V. Fleming. Miss B. Rutherford. Miss J. Stevenaon (Christohurch), Miss J. Horweli (Timaru). Emergency; MVs. A. C. McKillop (Christchurch). The match will be played on Saturday, October 5, with singles in the morning and foursomes in tho afternoon.

The British team will arrive at Wellington next Monday and will go on that night to Dunedin. Th« tour will include matches at Dunedin, Christchurch (October 5), Wangnnui, Rotorua and Auckland. The visitors will return to Wellington for a match with a New Zealand women's team at Miramar on ■ October 16. The visitors will take part in the New Zealand women's championship tournament, which 'will be held on tlie Wellington Club s links at Heretaunga from October 17 to October 24. It is possible that another match with tho New Zealand team will be arranged at Heretaunga. The members of the British team are:— Misses Phyllis Wade, Jessie Anderson and ['am Barton and Mesdames Walker, Greenlees and Hodson (the lust-named being manager).

PENNANT CONTESTS POSTPONED GAMES DECIDED Two A grade pennant golf matches, postponed from Juno 9, were decided during tho week-end, when Glendowie defeated Remuera at Glendowie, and North Shore secured a win over Akarana at North Shore. Results were as fo'lows, tho names of players of first-mentioned ciub taking precedence in each case:— Glendowie v. Remuera.—Singles: E. Hutchison won from S. S. Wilson by dofault; W. A. Cole beat R. G. Rainger, i and 3; J. E. Stedman beat D. B. Mansergh, 1 and 3; W. A. Mason beat G. C. Clifton. 1 and 3. O. Wolfgramm lost to T. R. Kissling, 1 down: N. Hockin lost to R. E. "Rainger. 1 down, J Kissling beat C. McManus, 5 and 4, F. Lintott beat R. E. Smith, 5 and 4; J. G O'Neill beat G. A. Bull, 8 and 6; E. W Griffiths and A. Duncan, nil square. Foursomes: E. Hutchison and W. W Cole lost to S. S. Wilson and It. <>. Rainger. 2 and 1; J. E. Stedman and W. Laxon beat D. B. Mansergh and G Clifton, 2 and 1; O. Wolfgramm and N. Hockin beat, T Kissling and R. E. Rainger, 2 and 1; J Kissling and P. Lintott beat C. McManus and R. E. Smith, 4 andl2; 1.. G. O'Neill and Fj W. Griffiths beat G. A. Bull and A Duncan. 7 and 6. Glendowie won by 11 games to three, one being all squnro. North Shore v. Akarana—Singles: A. E. Browne beat G. Biss 3 and 1; H. C. Stevens and J. Swanson, all square; W. Macindoe beat F. Livingstone, 6 and 5; M. H Bush beat G. H. Coltman. 6 and 5; L. T. Minogue lost to L. Bryant, 2 down; J. H. Penman beat P. Smith, 2 and 1; M. Nelson beat C. Jacobson, 1 up; M. F. O'Connor and E. Cashmoro, all square; L. Harrison and A. Finn, all square; J. W. Morrison lost to S. Booth, 1 down. Foursomes: Browne and Stevens beat Biss and Swanson, 3 and 1; Macindoe and Bush beat Livingstone and Coltman, 2 and 1; Minogue and Penman lost to Bryant and Smith, 5 and 4; Nelson and O'Connor beat Jacobson and Cashmore. 3 and 2; Harrison and Morrison beat Finn and Booth, 1 up. North Shore won by nine games to three, three being all square.

PUKEKOHE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondentj PUKEKOHE, Saturday Following wero the best scores returned by members of the Pukekohe Ladies' Golf Club in au L.G.U. round played yesterday and to-dav:—Mrs. W. E. Campbell, 93, 18 75; Mrs. Mills, 112, 30—7G; Miss Kensington, 93, iiO—7B. MORRINSVILLE LADIES' CLUB [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] MORRINSVILLE. Sunday A Dag match will be played by members of the Morrinsville Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday and Saturday. C grade players will play the third round of the eclectic competition The draw is as follows: Wednesday.—Miss Braysbaw v. Miss Read. Mrs. Cassidy v. Miss I. Irvine. Mrs. Ilowie v. Miss Laurenson, Miss Irvine v. Mrs. Simons, Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Goosman, Mrs. Pole v. Miss Dcery. Miss L. Strovens v. Miss Oates, Mra. Maclean v. Miss Lowry, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Alexander. Mrs. Davies v. Miss Cargill. Saturday.—Mrs. Hart, v. Miss Wilson, Miss F. Hewitt v. Miss Maingay. Mrs. Maingay v. Miss Downs, Miss Ensor v. Miss Seed, Miss T. Hewitt v. Miss Gummer, Miss M. Strevens v. Miss Noonan, Miss King v. Miss Porter. Hamilton' ladies' club A four-ball best-ball bogey match will be played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday, players to start at intervals of eight minutes from l n -30 o'clock. The draw is as follows Mips Wilk inaon and Mra. Clachan v. Mrs. McCrackcn and Mrs. King, Mrs. Mander and Miss Provis v. Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Gower, Mra. Batt and Mrs. Day v. Miss Coventry and Miss Hammond. Mrs. Waring and Miss Duxfield v. Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. C. Taylor. Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Dingo v Mrs. Isdale and Mrs, Joy. Mrs. Hazard and Mrs. Hockin v. Mrs. Mears and Miss Mears. Mrs Russell and Mrs. Griffiths v. Miss Templar and Mrs. Brewis, Mrs. Primrose and Miss Stevens v. Mra. Bindon and Mrs. L. Matthews. Mrs. Hardy and Mrs Farrer v. Mrs Matthews and Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Strang and Mrs. Sutton v. Mra. O'Connor and Mrs Nisbet, Misses D. and M. Kyre v. Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Peterson. Miss Seavill and Mrs K Wilson v Mrs. Shaw and Miss On nn, Miss Upton and Mrs Masfors v. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Rnfherford, Mrs. Jewrll and Mrs. Dawson v. Mrs. Toombs and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Keynolds and Mrs. Hooker v. Mrs Dent and Mrs Lnckie, Mrs. Hallett and Miss B. Smith v. Mra. Gibson and Taylor Miss McLean and Mrs. Randfortl v Miss J. Masters and Mrs. Rawlings.

THAMES LADIES' CLUB [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] THAMES. Sunday Members of tho Thames Ladies' Golf Cluh played for L.G.U. medals last wed;, the winners being as follows: Seniors: Mrs. Price, 91, 14—77. Juniors: Mrs. Glover, 10731—70. PLAY AT ONEWHERO [from our own correspondent] TUAKAU, Saturday The final round of tho monthly medal competition for tho Glasgow Cup was played by members of the Onewhero Golf Club to-day. The competition was won by P Jury J. Wright being runner-up. The best cards returned to-day were as follows: —Stewart. 86, IS —08; Jury, 90, 16—74: Taylor 95, 16 —79; Martin, 92. 9—83; Caldwell. 86, 6—Bo Lady members played tho first round of the championships. The results were as follows:—Senior: Mrs. Jury beat Mrs. Taylor. 4 and 3; Mrs. Ross beat Mrs. Martin, at the 19th. Junior: Mrs. Davis beat Miss Scott, 5 and 4; Miss Lindberg beat Miss M. Waltern, 6 and 6; Mra. Muir beat Mru. Denize, i and 2.