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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 155, 3 July 1922, Page 8

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AUCKLAND tt.TTB.

The third round of the captain's match play tourney was played at the Middlemore links on Saturday. There was a very cod iwind blowing, and heavy showers> of rata fell all the afternoon. The following matches were played:— -,„„„ ,~\ I K. Bloomfield (20) beat F. G. Binney (j), ,'3 and 1; B. S. Finn (10) beat M. Loulsson (16) 4 and 2; J. B. Macfarlane (16) beat ! A M. Howden (7). 3 and 1 ; W. B. Colbeck (3) beat H. K. Toplln (14), 4 and 3; G. C. W. Morris (16) beat Dr. Fairclough (10), 4 and 3; C. B. Hull (16) beat A. McCosh Clark (8), 1 up. AUCKLAND "LADIES' CLUB. The monthly medal of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club will be played at the Middlemore links to-morrow. The draw is as follows:—Miss N. MacCormick plays Miss M. Macfarlane. Miss P. Gardner plays Mrs. 5 A. Smith, Miss M. Cooper plays Mrs. Dargaville, Miss B. McGovern plays Mrs. Towle, Miss E. Culling plays Mrs. Jacobsen, Miss M. Cameron plays Mrs. Hodges, Miss M. Payton plays Miss I. D. Lever, Misa E. M. Upton plays Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Murphy plays Miss J. M. Reid, Miss M. Frater plays Mrs. A. Geddes, Mrs. Rutherford plays Miss Marion Macfarlane, Miss A. Graham plays Miss G. Buddie, Mrs. J. Wilson plays Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Didsbury plays Mrs. Ralnger, Mrs. Martin plays Miss C. Draper, Mrs. D. Gorrle plays Miss h. Rathbone, Mrs. Horrocks plays Miss H. Egerton, Miss M. Clark plays Miss A. Savage, Miss M. Hanna plays Mrs. Abbott, Sirs. Macdonald plays Miss K. Clark, Miss D. Bayly plays Miss J. Williams, Miss F. Hellaby plays Miss I. Ruddock, Mrs. Finn plays Miss S. Martin. Miss B. Fisher plays Mrs. Poison, Mrs. Armstrong plays Miss M. Hesketh, Miss M. Noakes plays Miss E. Ilawken, Miss P. Bloomfield plays Miss M. Ridings, Miss M. Graham plays A. N. Other. Entries close to-morrow for the Hilda Bloomfield Cup, one round bogey, to be played by the members of tbe Auckland Ladies' Golf Club at the Middlemore links on Friday. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The first of two qualifying rounds for the senior and junior championships of the Maungakiekie Golf Club was played on Saturday, the former-on the Tltlrangi links. New Lynn, and the latter at the Maungakiekie links, One-tree Hill. The links were rather heavy owing to the wet weather, and sudden squalls were experienced during the afternoon. The following are the best cards in each grade : — Senior Championship.—R. M. George 88, R. O. Gardner 89, R. D. Wright 94, R. D. Kellv 94, C. F. Gardner 95, 11. G. Rose 98, H. Fraser, 99, F. S. Ballin 99, J. C. Wilson 100, A. H. Magson 100, O. W. Bayly 101, P. Balgarnis 103, R. J. Hamilton 103, H. W. Cooke 104, A. Fairburn 104, A. W. Wyniss 105. Junior Championship.—F. Wiseman 90, T. Russell 93, M. E. Ward 93, H. R. Cooke 95, Dr. Walton 95, T. A. Goulding 96, E. F. Burns 97. C. P. Crowther 97, W. G. Watkins 99, C. G. Fisher 99, F. C. Clark 99, P. R. Gardner 100, H. Haszard 100, H. C. McCoy 100, A. M. Goulding 101, M. H. Stichbury 101. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. The following Is the draw for the L.G.TJ. medal handicap, to be played on Wednesday by the members of the Maungakiekie Ladles' Golf Club at the Maungakiekie links: —Mrs. Morris plays Miss K. Fonhy, Mrs. Carr plays Mrs. E. Mcllraith, Mrs. Horton plays Miss Lever, Miss Wilson plays Miss Haslett, Miss B. Morris plays Mrs. Rodger, Miss Coutts plays Mrs. Trice, Miss Bayly plays Miss Kirk, Mrs. Saxton plays Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Deighton plays Miss L. Cutfield, Miss A. Fouhy plays Miss Yonge. Mrs. McArthur plays Miss McGowan, Miss Duder plays Mrs. Neville, Mrs. J. H. Stewart plays Miss Grlerson, Mrs. Banister plays Miss G. Easton, Miss Churton plays Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Cooke plays Mrs. C. Bayly, Miss D. Stewart plays Mrs. Owen. Mrs. Taylor plays Miss Davenport, Mrs. Goldsmith plays Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Richardson plays Mrs. Shanly.

PUFTJKE GLTTB.

The second round in the championships. men and ladies, was played on Saturday as follows:—Clark beat Bryce Hart, McKenzie beat Mingay by default, Howie beat Whitaker. S.» Hunter beat J. Hunter. Ladles: Miss Grim wade beat Mrs. Attwood, Miss' A. O'Neill beat Miss Boss, Miss Lovie beat Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. B. Hart beat Miss Taylor. The semi-finals will be played next week-end. THE M3DDLEMORE LINKS. PItOPOSED NEW CLUBHOUSE. A proposal to erect a new clubhouse at Middlemore was considered at a special meetIng of the Auckland Golf Club held in the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday evening when Mr. J. B. Lusk, chairman of the committee, brought forward a proposal to raise £11.000 on debentures for that purpose. He suggested that the committee be authorised to spend £750 on alterations to the existing clubhouse in the event of the money ror the new building not being available The meeting approved of the larger scheme, and authorised the committee to spend up to £1000 on the present clubhouse should the scheme for the new structure not be completed. The members also decided that £750 be spent in reticulating the links with a water service, and, further, that the dub's bank overdraft be liquidated.

BOTS AS CL,trß MEMBERS.

QUESTION OF LIMITATION.

The recent election of 30 boys attending r i£ni k lese as membe « of the Auckland Golf Club was considered at a special meeting of the club In the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday. A long discussion took place on a motion that the committee be asked to reconsider its decision to elect these boys without reference to a general meetin" An amendment that it be a recommendatkm to the committee that the number of boy members be limited to 50, and that when there was a waiting list preference be given to sons of members, was defeated, as was another amendment that the admission of members be left in the hands of the comcarri e ed &S " present - Tne motion was

GOLFEfeS HC AMERICA.

A BIG INVASION. Walter Hagen. winner of the Rritish open golf championship, accompanied by j P h admirer. Kirkwc^ h ue ?tared tta^^efSS tt^irk^-d^agen^S Tavhfr •fmf'lw/ o !,'" 31 '""' , Duncan ' Mitchell. United Stated' haVe also arriTed in the and to nftl »^i£?,*? pete In championships ana to play exhibition matches.. »„,-► a , celp ' b "'ati o n dinner aboard the Aquttania, which was attended by Hagen ?ha t ,? hl 1 SOn Y? arnes nml Klrkwood, tbe open' championship cup was used to Za Hagen-s health._(,A. and NZ CaWe.)