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Opotiki News, Volume I, Issue 55, 11 July 1938, Page 3

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PRESIDENT’S COMPETITION IN CONJUNCTION AVJTX-I CHAMPIONSHIPS ' The first round ol; the president's competition was played in conjunction with the first qualifying, round: ol ! the senior and junior championships on the Opotiki Golf Club’s links on Saturday The 'best nett scores in the president's competition, were : 0. Gordon 88—20—68. Baird 84—15-69. ' ' 1). Clark 86 —16 —70. Liirmor 82 —11 —71. Morgan 85 —14. —71. Bun kail 86—15—71. The mid-week players will complete the round on AVodnesdny,, The championship round resulted as follows: — Senior. —Kidd 77, Cullen 79, Davies 82, Lnrrner 82, l\ '.Fox 83, Baird 84, Rowland 84, Morgan 86, Duff 85, Bunkafi 86, D. Clark 86, Black 87, Hi I ford 00, Baigout 91, Murray 92, do Dautour '93, Jessup 96, A. N. Davies 99, C. Thompson 99', J. Harriman 106. Juniar. —C. Gordon 88, C. L. Burton 91, C. MJbrris 96, AV. SIYI itlx 102, Ash 106, IJptou 112, A. Burton 114, Grant 1.15, Ross 126. INTER-CLUB MATCHES VISIT BY TANE/ATUA AND WAIM'ANA PJiA,YJilts ’l’cams from the Waimana nnd Tanontua Golf Clubs visited Opotiki during the week-end and met, teams representing the Opotiki Club: Ihe local players hud rather easy wins in both morning and afternoon. At the conclusion ol the games, Mr Mitchell, of the Waimana. Club, thanked the Opotiki Cluli for the very enjoyable day and assured Opotiki players they would receive a hearty welcome on the return visit to AYaimann. Air Hunt, of the Tanentua Club, also expressed thanks to the Opotikj Club lor the enjoyable day. Air A. X. Davies, president of the Opotiki- Club, said all had enjoyed the visit, the number of players taking part being a record .lor the links. Cheers and counter cheers were given, and tin- ladies were also thanked for their assistance dtiriyg the afternoon.

The games resulted as lollows :

AYAIAI AN|A v. OPOTIKI

Morning

Visitors’ names are mentioned tiist in each case: —

J. V ardlnw and C. Mciiges hist to P. Fox and Cl. Fox.

Mongos and Jerraui lost, to Dull and T. O’Sullivan.

Solomon and Munition lost to. Henderson and Simpson.

K. Bell and Meivor lost to Clark and Jessup. |fucker and Komball lost to Baigent and tie Lautour. Miller and AYoolfield hist to C. Thompson and A. C. Burton. Watt and M. AA'ardlaw lost to A. X. Davies and J. AY. Cordon. Mitchell and AY. Stephenson lost to J, 1). Clark and Upton.

Afternoon J. AYardluw and O. Munges lost to (J. Fox and I’. I'ox. X. Alciigos ami Jerram lost to Duff anil T. O’Sullivan. Solomon and Mtinniou lost to Henderson and Simpson. Bell and M'cfvor lost to Chirk and Jessop. Ducker and Komball lost to Baigent and do Lautour. .Miller and W’oolfiehl lost to C. Thompson and A. G. Burton.M. Ward law and Grey lost to A. X. Davies and J. AY. Gordon. Mitchell and AA r . Stephenson lost to J. T). Clark and Upton. TAXEATUA v. OI’OTIKf Morning Cranswick and Peebles heat Kidd and Black. C. Moore and T. Hunt lost to C ullen and L. Davies. Larmer and Itcid lost to Harriman and Newell. B. Alexander and It. Hunt lost to Morris and Short. H. Alexander and Larmer lost to Dawson and C. Gor-don. Mill and Dempster lost to Anderson and Bunkall. Holland and AI. AAardlaw lost to Baird and Morgan. Ah Alexander and MoGougnn lost to Johnson and AAVight. Phillips and Roiilston lost to C. L.

Burton, and Stephenson. D. Moore and Garlick lost to Ross and Grant. i Moody and McPonkc lost to> Towsey and J. O’Sullivan.

Afternoon

Cranswick and Peebles lost to-Ividd n'ml liluek. Lurmor and T. Hunt lost to Cullen and L. Davies. C. Moore and Reid lost to Harriman and Nowell.

B. Alexander and R. Hunt lost to Morris and Short. ■/ H. (Alexander and Lnrmer lost to Dawson and 0. Gordon.

Mill and Dempster lost to finderson and Bunkall.

Holland and Cooper lost to Baird and Morgan.’ * V. Alexander and M'eGougan lost to Johnson and Wright. r Phillips nnd Roulston lost to C. L. Burton and Tlill'ord.

D. MJoore and Merrie lost to Moorp and Ash. F. Moore and. Garlick lost to Grant and Another. Moody nnd McPenke lost to Towsey nnd Smith. I V