INTER-CLUB GOLF.

Shannon News, 7 June 1929, Page 4

INTER-CLUB GOLF.

DEVIN BEAT MANAWATU. On the Hokowhitu links, Palmerston on Monday, a return match was played between the Manawatu and Levin Golf Clubs, the visitors winning by four games. The morning rvas confined to match play, the afternoon being occupied in a four-ball competition. The results were as follow: Singles.—J. S. Munro lost to W. Clark, R. C. Cumberwoith lost lo E. Clark, W. McKee lost to W. Goodwin, W. E Winks lost to C. It. Hosie, J. IT. Whyte beat K. E. Adams, J. J. Stevenson beat M. J. Suhan, T. Louisson halved with I). P. Todd, 11. Petre beat G. W. Wilson, A. M. Ongley lost io G. C. France, J. P. Stubbs lost to 11. Bull, D. MacPherson halved with W. Bull, R. IT. Spencer beat W. Phillips, A. E. Hansel beat G. D. Hamilton, D. 0. Williams lost to Hi. ITu'nter, W. A. Swin bourn beat J. Varnham, IT. Essex halved with E. Pink, G' I. McGregor beat G. Blake, F. Raven lost to Mackenzie.

Totals: Manawatu 8-1, Levin 91

Four Ball. —Monro and Cumberworth lost to Clark and Clark; McKee and Winks lost to Goodwin and Hosie; Louisson and Petre halved with Todd and Wilson; Hansel and Williams lost to Hamilton and Hunter; Whyte and Stevenson lost to Adams and Suhan; Swinbourn and Essex beat Varnham and Pink; MacPherson and Spencer lost to W. Bull and Phillips; Lucas and Stubbs beat France and H. Bull; R. IT. Billcns and J. M. Taylor halved with Blake and Mackenzie. Totals: Manawatu 3, Levin 6.

In a friendly match lan Louisson, a promising young Manawatu player, found “The Willows,” the fourth green, in one. By a coincidence tli; same feat was accomplished last King’s Birthday by Mr J. R. Galloway, the club’s professional.