GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 773, 20 September 1929, Page 13

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEW ZEALAND TITLES DRAW FOR OPENING ROUNDS Press Association WANGANUI, Thursday. _ The first and second rounds of the Xew Zealand open golf championship and. concurrently, the first and second qualifying rounds of the amateur and professional championships will be played on the Belmont links on Friday, September 27. The draw for the morning and afternoop rounds is as follows, professionals’ names being marked by the letters pro. in parentheses after the name: D. Mildrum and F. G. Beaven. C N. Armstrong and F. C. Hutchison. T. Park and R. L. McNevin, R. O. Chesnev aud W. O’Callaghan, J. Quin and R. O. Gardner, P. Western and G. X. Pharazyn, R. D. Harding and PL T. D. Harman, O. L. Seifert, junr., and P. S. Parkes, W. D. Reilly and F. Quin, A. E. Conway and G. W. Ritchie (pro.), C. H. Stephenson and M. C. Fenwicke, L. Quin and James Watt (pro.), W. Dints and J. P. Mortland, P. Grey and X. H. Puller (pro.), T. Saunders and F. C. Fryer, X. Bell (pro.), and D. C. Collins. Rana Wagg and J. R. Gallowav (pro.), F. Huggins and F. Rutter (pro.). H. P. Dale and B. J. Smith (pro.), J. Moss (pro.) and J. L. Black, H. W. Macfarlane and J. M. Hussey Kapi Tareha and L. Ross (pro.), \V. A. Keeling and J. S. Harrison, B. J. Smith, junr.. and K. C. Ward.

A. D. S. Duncan and J. D. Mclntosh (pro.), S. Morpeth and E. S. Douglas (pro.). R. T. Tosswill and T. S. Galloway (pro.), J. D. Lawrence and L. Cathro, T. H. llorton and J. A. Clements (pro.), G. M. Ching and H. Hutchison, B. M. Silk and J. Goss, G. Richmond and F. Branch (pro.), J. Harold and J. G. Dick, J. A. Managan and R- Fox (pro.), E. M. Macfarlane and R. C. Butters (pro.), H. A. Black and C. C. Clements (pro.), 11. E. Crosse and A. H. Dykes (pro.).

A. G. Sime and A. j. Shaw (pro.). E. J. Pumphrey and E. W. Perry (pro.), 11. E. Ekstedt and J. Lambie (pro.), C. A. Seymour and J. Mowat (pro.), L>. O. Whyte and A. E. Pass (pro.). A. X. Goulding and A. A. Stewart, R. Kissling and L. J. Le Cren, C. C. Holms and X. Louisson, C. B. Anderson and C. E. Howden, S. Powdrell and J. Aldred, C. N. Armstrong and R. D. Harding. F. C. Hutchison and D. Meldrum, A. X. Goulding and R. Kissling, R. O. Chesnev and R. L. McXiven. A. A. Stewart and 1.. J. Le Cren, C. C. Holes and J. P. Aldred.

J. Quin and T. Park. H. E. Crosse and K. W Perry (pro.). J. It Lawrence and F. Fryer, F. Quin and K. C. Ward. H. E. Ekstedt and J. L>. Mclntosh (pro.), J. A. Mungan and J. S. Watt (pro.), Kapi Tareha and J. Moss (pro.), D. C. Collins and J. Mowat (pro.), F. Huggins and C. C. Clements (nro. >, A. G. Sime and X. Bell (pro.), F. s. Parkes and G. M. Ching, J. Harold and H. Hutchison, S. Morpeth and R. C. Butters (pro.), G. Richmond and T. S. Galloway (pro.).

J. Goss and W. B. Reilly, Rana Wagg and G. W. Ritchie (pro.), IL W. Black and J. Lambie (pro.), D. O. Whyte and R. Fox (pro.). A. E. Conway and F. Rutter (pro.), J. M. Hussey and M. C. F'enwicke, A. D. S. Duncan and J. A. Clements (pro.), L. Seifert, junr., and L. Cathro, C. A Seymour and E. S. Doutrlas (pro.), J. S. Harrison and B. J. Smith, junr.. S. Saunders and H W. Macfarlane, E. J. Pumphrey and A. H. Dykes (pro.). E. M. Macfarlane and L. Ross (pro.). H. I*. Dale and James Watts (pro.), R. T. Tosswill and A. .1. Shaw (pro.), W. Lints and W. A. Keeling.

T. S. Horton and J. R. Galloway (pro.), L. Quin and N. H. Fuller (pro.), J. P. Mortland and C. 11. Stephenson. J. G. Dick and B. M. Silk, J. L. Black and F. Branch (pro.), P. Grey and A. K. Pass (pro.), A. R. Blank and B. J. Smith (pro.), O. E Howden and S. Powdrell, It. B. Anderson and N. L. I»uisgon. F. G. Beaven and R. O. Gardner, P. Western and W. O'Callaghan, W. D. T. Hirman and G. X. Pharazyn. The morning round will start at 7 50 o’clock, and the second round at 11.20. TAUMARUNUI CHAMPIONSHIP The final for the Taumartinui Golf Club's championship was won by A. Sandel, from C. A. Stevenson. The cards totals were:—Sandel, 42, 39, 38; Stevenson, 46, 44, 44. Both contestants played good golf, but the winner’s work was superior in each department. At the conclusion of the match he finished the remaining nine holes in 35, his tally for the 18 holes being 73. one under bogey, a feat that will take equalling on the course. MATIERE CLUB The second club match resulted: Alex Ross. 78; W. J. Pratt, 78; J. Turner. 79: M. Mirfin. 80; J. V. Ross, 81; F- H. Sowrv, 81: R. Alanson, S 3; X. DiULmore, S 3; C. J. So wry. So, all net. The women's competition will be replayed owing to irregularities in the

scoring. A general meeting of llvs club resolved slightly to amend tho local rules. Competition for the President's Cup will be commenced as soon as members are conversant with the conditions and general rules of play. EXHIBITION MATCH MOSS AND DOUGLAS BEAT MORPETH AND GEORGE Powerful driving by Sloan Morpeth, and masterly iron play by E. J. Moss, furnished an interesting contrast at Ono Tree Hill yesterday, when the amateur v. professional exhibition golf match was played. The match, which was followed by a large gallery, was won by tho pros., Moss and Douglas who beat Morpeth and Rex George on tho eigliteeenth. 1 up. Tho pros, were 3 up at the eighth, and maintained the lead till the thirteenth, when George won. Splendid, golf was witnessed in the early rounds* bogey or better being needed to win. Tho fourteenth was halved, and the amateurs won the fifteenth and sixteenth, Morpeth’s tremendous driving being a feature at this stage. Earlier ho pulled the ball a lot. The seventeenth was halved. Morpeth missed a, putt at the eighteenth, and the pros, won.

TE AWAMUTU CLUB The first round of the To Awainutu Golf Club’s championship will he played on Saturday. Tho competitors are: Otway v. Wallace, Barnett v. Winter, Holmes v. Williams and McDonald v. Blundell. The senior draw for the first round of the women’s championship is: Miss K. Wallace v. Mrs. Blundell, Miss H. Focke v. Miss M. Quin. Mrs. Teasdale v. Miss K. Woolly and Miss Clifford v. Mrs. McDonald. Tho draw for the first round of tho junior championship (for the Challenge -Cup presented by Messrs. Clark and McMillan) is as follows: Mrs. Chamberlain v. Mrs. Hope, Miss 11. Civil v. Mrs. Barnett, Miss M. Clark v. Miss M. Kay, Miss Montefiore v. Mrs. J. Houston. Mrs. Walker v. Miss W. Manson. Mrs. Oliphant v. Mrs. A. Whyte. Mrs. Lethbridge v. Miss J. Manson and Miss A. Lees v. airs. Peake. OTAHUHU CLUB Following is the draw for the men'* medal match, to be played by member* of tho Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday:— L. J. Croxson v. 11. J Levy. R. H. Menziesr v. C\ R. Reader, W. FI. v. R. G. Mofiitt. J -UcCTory v. L. C. Kay, A. Eustace v. C. H. Jones, L. Stephenson v. J. Logan, R Hipkins v. H. Buncombe. B. O. Heather v. E. Malloch. F. M. Todd v R. Wallace, G E. Currie v. C. B. Weighton, C. Biggs v. A. Burnett, George Cox v. F. Macdonald. R. L. Brown v. E. Canham, S. W. House a. E E. Benton. J I. Valentine v. W. Xoton, J. C. F. Paine v. X. G. Sturt, E. Burton \. H. Simons.