PLAY IN FOURSOMES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 13 November 1939, Page 6

PLAY IN FOURSOMES

AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BETTER WEATHER CONDITIONS. BRILLIANT ROUNDS RECORDED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. Perfect conditions prevailed for the fourth day of the New Zealand golf championships al Miramar. Players welcomed the sunshine and a light southerly breeze after the boisterous northerly weather of the first two days. Today’s events, the amateur and professional championship foursomes, produced some brilliant play Competitors are playing two rounds in both events The scores are as follow: — J. P. Hornabrook and B. M. Silk, 77; A. R. Kitto and R. F. Kitto, 78; G. Ussher and J. Shelly. 78; A. Clelland and B. Caulton. 78; 11. A. Black and A. Donoghue, 80; F. Dixon and F. Kerr. 81; C. Swinburne and H. Gyles. 31; J. Tunnell and L. Quinn. 81: A. Sime and J. McDougall. 82; J. Jeffery and B. Kiernan. 32; R. H. Glading and J. Goss. 83: W. Davidge an;l R. Carr. 84; C. Hayes and A. Hood. 88; T." Gibson and R. Thrush. 39. Amateur Foursomes. First round: P. Quinn ancl R. Holland. 74; Pax Smith'and R. 11. Glading, 74; W. B. Reilly and I. A. Ewen, 75;; J. Nash and P. Francis, 76; J. L. Black and M. Moore, 80; I. Cromb and E. Pumphrey, 80; George Roberts and J. Mortland. 81; A. H. Boyd and D. Bennie. 82; H. Hansen and R. Hayward. 83; E. Thomson and W. Dillicar. 86; J. Morrison and D. B. Stratmore, 87. J. Colwilt and H. McLean 78; H. Longstaff and J. Parker 30; R. Cameron and E. Henderson 80; C. Shadick and L. Watson 80; F. Huggins and J. Hussey 81; E. Moriarty and E. Butler 31; E. Fletcher and W. Robertson 81; D. Irwin and J. Johnston 82; K. J. Smith and L. Moorhouse 37. Professional Competition. First round. J. Lambic and A. H. Dyke 76; T. S. and James Galloway 78; B. J. Smith Senr. and K. Williams 84; James Watt and John Watt 35. (Other golf results will be found on page 8.)