TOTT 17 January 2019

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Talk of the Town 19
SPORTS COLOURS: The first term of 2019 kicked off on a fine note for three PAHS
pupils, from left, Rachel Lax, who was awarded colours for archery, Dyllan
Palmer, for bodyboarding, and Mihlali Marasi, for cricket
KOWIESTRIDERS
... runners with pride
Time trial results
8km run
Sinethemba Jilingisi
28:58
Sizakele Dayimani 31:06
Richard Legg 37:22
Rick Betts 37:22
Dave Sansbury 42:26
Mike Nelson 42:55
Marianne Stiglingh
4 4 : 37
5km run
Oliver Lange 19:45
Ayabonga Saul 19:57
David Taylor 23:54
Alex Weed 24:03
Oliver Momberg 24:37
Kevin Lee 25:37
Leah Shanks 26:06
Justin Dollery 26:34
Candice Pretorius 26:57
Sticks Stiglingh 27:41
Zanel Venter 27:41
Chris Robertson 29:17
Alan Robb 30:02
Mike Momberg 30:23
Lulu Mceka 31:32
Marietjie Robb 33:14
Kayla Struwig 36:55
Eugene Fourie 36:55
Sharon Hanson 40:17
Narita Naude 40:17
Cathy Momberg 41:31
3km run
Lethemba Jekana 10:14
Liyema Ntantiso 10:54
Asakhe Solwadle 11:02
Siyanda Xanti 12:38
Athi Klaas 12:45
Aphiwe Mvalo 12:45
Siphelele Nayika 14:43
Vanessa Barkhuisen
17:45
Rob Nel 19:15
Tristan Lange 20:35
Dinky Davenport 20:53
Nicky Lange 27:07
5km walk
Annamarie Hockley
42:00
Charlie Joubert 42:00
Sally Blake 55:27
John Howden 55:27
8km walk
Pauline Weed 1:25:00
Billy Futter 1:25:00
Wednesday January
9: BUCO Individual
Medal, with 96 players.
Results:
1st: Peter Longhurst –
67, 2nd: Paul Griffiths –
67, 3rd: Peter Dixon – 69,
4th: Steve Marais – 70
Two clubs:
6th: K Heny, B McGarvie, N
Fox, A Sap
8th: B Reed, J Tavendale, R
Lane, G Bladen
13th: K Keey, D Cooper, A
Hough
Best gross: 77 – Peter Dixon,
Kevin Heny, Steve Marais
Best nett: 67 – Pe t e r
L o n g h u r st
Nearest the pins:
Fishaways – 6th: Arjan Sap
Rise Cafe – 8th: Wayne
Wa l ke r
The Wharf Street Brew Pub
– 11th: Mike Stadler
Thymes 2 Catering – 13th:
Peter Dixon
Wimpy longest drive –
#14th: Andy Hough
Kingsley Beverages: Nearest
the pin for two on the first:
Don McGarvie
Saturday January 12: Viv
Jordan golf day two-ball
alliance, with 97 players.
Spinning Reel Cup winners:
Trevor Taylor and Nick Fox
Results:
1st: Trevor Taylor and Nick
Fox – 51
2nd: Leon Nell, Lex Henning
–50
3rd: Bob McGarvie, Alan
Rosenthal – 50
4th: Wendy Counihan, Kim
Gardner – 50
Two clubs:
8th: C Grainger, L
O’Haughley, L Wasdell, R
Acton, B McGarvie
Best gross: 71 – Colin
M av u s o
Best nett: 67 – Trevor Taylor
Nearest the pins:
Mooifontein Quarry – 6th:
Andre Klopper
Auto Smart Body Shop –
8th: Less Wasdell
Sibuya Game Reserve – 11th:
Rob Hoar
The Whart Street Brew Pub
– 13th: Alan Harty
Wimpy longest drive - Men
#18th: Quinton Fick
Royal St. Andrews – N e a r e st
VOLOVIKINGS
... runners with pride
Time Trial: January 10
5km
1. Athinkhosi James 27:36
2. Uthimana Tana 31:07
3. Phumla Ngangqu 31:18
4. Jared Penny 32:09
5. Joy Stevens 32:30
6. Badela Asakhe 33:00
7. Colleen Bedford 33:04
GOLFW E E K LY
... the results
the pin for two on the first:
Thor Einarsson
1820s GOLF
Monday January 7
Winners on 41: Rob Butler,
Ted Baines, Nick van der
Merwe, Louis van der Walt.
Moosehead on 45: Lionel
Timm, Juan Southey, Dallas
Cowie.
Good scores: 49 – Pe t e r
Rinaldi, 47 – Ted Baines, 46
– Eugene Erasmus, 45 –
Derek van Harmelen.
Two clubs: 8th John Dell,
Nic van der Merwe.
Thursday January 10
Winners on 41: Ted Baines,
Rob Butler, Dallas Cowie.
Moosehead on 47: Frank
Barker, John Heather, Louis
van der Walt.
Good scores: 49 – Te d
Baines, 47 – Peter Rinaldi,
46 – Stan Weyer.
Two clubs: 13th Stan Weyer.
L ADIES’ R E S U LTS
January 8: The first
competition of 2019 saw a
turnout of 21 ladies playing
in pleasant weather.
The format was the
monthly Medal competition
sponsored by Pick n Pay.
Mo Marsay’s nett 72 won
the Silver Division with
Sonia Reynolds a close
runner-up on nett 73.
Pru Peacock won the
Bronze division on nett 75,
counting out Joy Altson into
second and Heather van
Harmelen into third.
The concomitant putting
competitions played on
Medal day were won by
Wendy Counihan (33 putts)
and Joy Altson (28 putts) in
the Silver and Bronze
divisions respectively.
T here were no two-clubs.
Gaby Tarpani’s drive was
closest to the pin on Top
Carpet’s sixth, Sonia
Reynolds’ on Colin Mavuso’s
Rosehill Driving Range’s
eighth and Mo Marsay’s on
Wimpy’s 11th. Wendy
Counihan was closest for
8. Sue Tinsley 56:00
9. Roger Tinsley 56:03
10. Jimmy Myerscough 56:53
11. Sam Myerscough 56:53
12. Daniel Myerscough 56:53
13. Rachel Myerscough 56:53
14. Sarah Myerscough 56:53
8km
1. Mark Crandon 31:50
2. Vuyisani Nobi 33:22
two on River Spa’s 13th.
The longest drives were
struck by Pogs Smith and
Sue Kennedy in the lower
and higher handicap
sections respectively.
The competition on
January 22 will be a
three-ball Stableford Alliance
sponsored by Best Drive.
FRESH STOP PORT ALFRED
MIXED
January 12: Mild westerly
winds blew across the
course on Saturday morning
as 27 players were drawn
into six mixed four- balls and
one mixed three- ball.
The 86 points carded by
John Ralph, Fanie Smit,
Barrie Brady and Heather
van Harmelen proved
sufficient to win the
competition, four points
ahead of runners-up Brian
and Margie Reid, playing
alongside Michelle and Peter
G u e st .
An exceptionally low
scoring round was recorded
by Keith Rugg, Pogs and
Bruce Smith, who came
home with just 60 +5 = 65
points for the team playing
the most golf.
Nevertheless, Bruce did
sink the only two-club of the
morning (6th). The best nett
rounds were shot by John
Ralph (68), Margie Reid and
Derek Sinclair (69).
KGB RESULTS
Tuesday January 8: No
fewer than 52 players
attended the early morning
draw on a weather-wise
pleasant Tuesday morning.
The field was drawn into
13 four-balls to play the
usual two-to-count
Stableford Alliance.
Cliff Roberts, Dave
Thompson, Chris
Niebieszczanski and Eric
Segers combined well to
card a winning 94 points.
Hot on their heels were
runners-up John Ralph,
John Dell, Johny Johnson
and Gerald
Churchley on 93.
Way behind
them were the
awardees of the
infamous Hamer
en Sukkel: Andries Pienaar,
David Groenewald, Barrie
Brady and Matt Chadwick,
with 77 points.
Two-clubs were holed by
Mike Stadler (eighth) and
Dave Thompson (sixth and
eighth). Dave also netted the
best round of the day (67),
with other good rounds
being shot by Derick van
Harmelen (68), Chris
Niebieszczanski, Eric Segers
(69), Tom Tagg, Johny
Johnson, Gerald Churchley,
and Steve Daly (70).
Friday January 11: A very
hot morning saw 42 players
being drawn into eight
four-balls and two threeballs
to play a two-to-count
Stableford Alliance.
Uwe Blunk, Tom Tagg,
Brian Hayward and Heinz
Czepluch scored 92 points
to win the morning’s
proceedings. They were well
to the fore of Andy
Stembridge, Kevin Maree,
John Dell and Peter
Sinclair’s 88 points, which
earned them the runners-up
s l ot .
Seventy-nine points were
carded by both (1) Neil
Loundar, Rosie
Calmeyer-Leach, Martin
Lambrechts and Theresa
Loundar and (2) Barrie
Brady, Alfie Beaumont,
Eugene Erasmus and James
Lobban to share the delights
of the Hamer en Sukkel
trophy at the 19th hole.
There were two-clubs
aplenty with Matt Chadwick
(sixth), Graham Findlay
(eighth), James Lobban,
Alfie Beaumont (11th), Kevin
Maree and Adrian White
(13th) all holing out par
three birdies.
Kevin Maree and Dave
Curran both shot
respectable nett 69 in the
heat of the morning. Matt
Chadwick would have gone
home with a smile on his
face after shooting nett 70.
CROQUET
CORNER
Not much news this week. On Friday
January 25 at 5.30pm we are going to
play night croquet. This will be followed
by a bring-and-braai. The bowlers are
also having night bowls the same
evening. The next rollover
will be on Saturday January
26. Pray for rain as we all
know the greens are
desperate for water.