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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20267, 9 August 1937, Page 10

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BLYDE CUP. TOWN y. COUNTRY MATCH. There was some Interesting golf at St. Andrews links during the weeki end. On Saturday the annual competion for the Edwin Blyde Cup was I decided and yesterday the Town versus Country match took place. The Blyde Cup attracted an entry of 16 clubs and the competition was won 1 by the Te Awamutu Club, who. defeated Hamilton, the holders, by four strokes. The following are the scores of the leading teams:— Te Awamutu—H. V. Holmes 86, K. Hiskens 89. Mrs P. Glanvllle 94. Mrs F. C. Blundell 94, Holmes and Hiskens 95. Mesdames Glanvllle and Blundell 103. Total, 561. Hamilton—C. B. Thomas 88. R. B. Seabrook 95, Mrs H. F. Mander 89, Mrs W. J. King 95, Thomas end Seabrook 90, Mesdames Mander and King 108. Total, 565. Taumarunui—L. Craig 92. R. Smith 92, Mrs Somerville 92, Mrs Moresby 103, Craig and Smith 95, Mesdames Somerville and Moresby 97. Total, 571. Morrinsville —S. G. Cooper, 82. W. Davies 93, Miss F. Hewitt 97, Mrs D. Hastie 111, Cooper and Davies 86, Miss Hewitt and Mrs Hastie 105. Total, 574. Waikare —L. Gordon 83, D. Scholium 100, Miss O. Gordon 98, Miss Cleary 106, Gordon and Scholium 92, Misses Gordon and Cleary 93. Total, 577. Cambridge—R. S. Alford 86, E. Morrice 98, Miss J. Brewer 94, Miss V. C. Hollis 111, Alford and Morrice 95. Misses Brewer and Hollis 96. Total, 580. Narrows—D. C. Coventry 86. D. K. Porter 96, Mrs Meredith 102, Miss A. Coventry 102, Coventry and Porter 94, Mrs Meredith and Miss Coventry 105. Total, 585. Te Kuili 585, wahia 609. Matamata 611, Walton 619, Putnruru 632. Te Aroha, Otorohanga and Huntly did not return complete cards. Town v. Country. The Town versus Country match was won by the Town players by 20 matches to 14, with two all square. Porsomes were played in the morning and singles in ttie afternoon, the following being the results, with Town players mentioned lirst In each case— Foursomes—Brindscn and Thomson beat Bryant and Dale, 2 and 1; Smith and Young beat Ferguson and Harding, 3 and i; George and Toogood beat Green and Alford, 2 and 1 ; Browne and Bartlett beat Thomas and darken, 5 and 3: Harvey and F.arle lost to Radford and Hill. * 2 down; Ralph and Jacobsen lost to Carr and Glading. 2 and 1: Wilson and Macindoe beat Love and Cooper, 5 and 4; Pelham and Galloway boat Fell and Johnston. 3 and 1 ; Coltman and McCrystali lost to Holm/.es and Wiggins. 2 and I : Kidd and Tidmarsh lost to Monk and Haynes. 3 and 2: Eustace and Bell lost to Freeman and Bloomfield, 3 and 2; Pehnauer and Mansbergh beat Foote and Jackson. 1 up. Town 7 matches. Country 5. Singles—H. D B»in*den beat H P. Dale 3 and 2: B. G. Th-m*o" beat L. J Brvant 3 and 2: P. G F. Smith Imat J. G 1 up: ». H. Young lost to B. D Hard'ng. 1 down: R M. George Beat X P Grc rt n 5 and 4; y g T be> R S. Alford 3 and o'- \ y Uro •pe boot C. R Thomas, Vnnd 3- F ! P poet brat J. H. darken. - - ' \ V H rvev belt u. .1. i**rfford s -nd 3- ’ P* Earle i.**t to W H'H 5 nd 1 • W *s Raloh Pont M. D. Ca**r ' nn • C N laeob«on . 0 «1 to u Cdad’n ’ * and 7* K M. ... ■ . !• f " ■■ •.1 :»• t. Gallo wav bra' B D Jo n too 3 and • ! ,lonvtV f f B >»C rv tar lo«* t H X.* I ' w. I si • 1 - *> * • 'V P F” t ' 1 M V v •* lo • • • P R Roll ' 1 • • t p * d wo: L. R c' hr W » Fo te » up; n n Mansbertr beat D. Jackson, 3 Town 13 matches. C untry 9. 2 all