MORRINSVILLE GOLF

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21214, 10 September 1940, Page 9

MORRINSVILLE GOLF

SECOND QUALIFYING ROUNDS The second qualifying rounds for the Morrin sville Golf Club’s chainpionsbips were played on Saturday. Following are the players who qualified in each grade: Seniors. —M. Davies 157, P. Petry 16*6, J. s. Thomas 167, N. J. Howie 167, N. Ross 109. D. T. Davies 109, It. Soanes 170. W. W. Maingay 17 1, T. J. Ryan 17 1. R. Somers 17 1, F. Gumrner 174, J. L. Faulkner 170, K. K. Cooper 177. A. Needham 178. M. Maclean 178. F. W. SeiTert 181. I Intermediates.—E. C. Hart 177, K. J I Fitness 179, J. C. Ball 180, A. C. AnderI son 182. J. R. White LB's, J. E. Hillary 135. L. D. Blomfleld 180, P. Denholm 137. T. A. Gil lard 19 1, J. M. Stewart 193. F. Dickinson 103, G. Newell 104, G. Tapper 195. R. D. Wilson 195. W. O. Tllsley 19'3. ii. E. Rlennerhasisetl 201. Juniors. —'S. wafts 193, P. Brodle 197 11. D. Bandrup 19S, A. L. Thomas 199. S. Morrow 199. O. D. Hetherlngton ?no. G. Muir 216. A. E. Trotter 217, H. McConnell 227, V. Pole 2 28. MATAMATA QUALIFIERS DRAW FO'R FIRST ROUNDS (Special to Times) MATAMATA, Monday. Members of the Mataniata Golf Club plaved the qualifying rounds Tor the various championships on Saturday. Ram fell continuously and made conditions unpleasant. Members to qualify were:— Senior.—ll. Ford 79, J.. 11. Little 82. D. R. Abernethy 83. N. Johnston 85. I) |V. Silk 8 : 5, C. S. Tapp 80, J. Lee 80, >. A i Blue S’o, W. W. Coates S 7. IL G. KeelP.v I 37, C. 11. Dorreen 37. M. Lovcrklge S7 0 A. M. Maclill 39. C. Irvine 90. J. '.arrutmroo, G. Campbell 9ft, R. R. Mentiplay (90/ was counted out for 10th place. ! intermediate. —D. Townsend 85. S. Fainn . 89, N F. Reat-ham 90, T. R. Rluck 91. R. ! Tuck 92, L. J. Main 92, B. W. Bell 94. I 11. Strang 95, A. 11. Charlton 95. G. Loveridge 95. T. Kosoof 96, J. J. Simpson 97. J. Mclntyre 99. R. Powell 100, H. J. Bucklev loo! F.. Richardson 103, IL ICoeehonc (inn) was counted out Tor loth place. Junior.—>R. Settle 95. S. Price 10'). £• R. Clarke 101. R. M. Paton 102, G. Cockshott 102. G. Collins io:t. j. Sharpe 103, G. Cobb 101, S. 11. Hughes 105. J. Ryan 106. \. Wright 107. W. S. Wilson Mi R. Summerville 1 I*l. R. Maxwell 11-2, W Emslio 112. Only 15 cards were banded in. Following I- The draw Tor the first rounds to lie played next Saturday:— Senior.—ll. Ford v. G. Campbell, s. \. Blue v. W. W. Coates. D. V. Silk v. M j I, oeridge, \. M. Mad ill V. N. Johnston ! I». R. Abernethy v. C. frvine, C. Dorreen iv s. Tapp, IL g. Keoley v. j. Lee, J 1 Carruthers v. f . H. LlMle. j intermediate.—p. Townsend v. e. RtchI ardson, 11. Strange v. A. c. Charlton. R Fulton v. .1. J. SimosMu. J. Mefnrvre v. !T. R. Ftluck, N. E. Bearham v. R. i• .\y • ! I Kosoof v. L. J. Main. F. Loverhlge v. 18. Bell. IL J. Buckley \ S. Fatna. Junior.—R. Settle a bye. uenrge Cobb ! v S. R. Hughes. G. Cocksiioit v. W. WJli son. H. Summerville v. IL n. Paion, E. R. | Clarke v. R. Maxwell, A. Wright v. G. i Collins, J. Ryan v. J. Sharpe, W. Emslle I v. s. Price.