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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 133, 7 June 1926, Page 11

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SATURDAY'S CLUB MATCHES. THE AUCKLAND CLUB. The second round of the E. X Bloora--Beld bowl competition was played at Middlemore on Saturday. There were sixty competit° rs - and some excellent cards were The best cards were: F. Macky. 78—"—• 71 • H B. Lusk, 75—scratch—1>; C. M. qj 16—7S- D. Poison. 96—IS—is: J- MStokes. 9S-20-7S; J. L. Clark 79—scratch -79: H. Tidmarsh. S5-6-T9 :.8. J Hanna, W—lo—SO; H. A. Joyce. 91-11—SO: A. J. Friedlander, 92—12—50; B. C. Jacobs, ■Jβ Iβ—Bo Members are requested to refrain from using the links during the period of the ladies' tournament. Next Saturday the first round of the 'aptain's tourney will be played, entries "losing on Thursday. After the match a iinner will be held in the clubhouse. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. A match was played by the junior anrt C grade members of the Auckland Ladies Golf Club last Friday for prizes presented by Mrs. L. C. Rathbone. Good entries were received, and the course was in good Drder in spite of the recent rain. Following were the best scores:—Juniors: Mrs. 3rant. 100—24—76: Mrs. E. B. Brown, 115—34—SI: Miss F. Rathbone, 105—21— a. The C grade event was won by Mrs. Jefferson, with Mrs. J. Rose second and Miss J. Cousins third. THE MAUNGAKTEKIE CLUB. The second round of the Gardner Cup competition was played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at the Titirangi links on Saturday afternoon. The best cards were: B. L. Wilson, 01—16—75; E. W. Griffiths, 101—25—76: R. J. Torrene 57_10_77; 3. N. Hunter. 53—6—77: W. P. Aitken, 103—25—78 ; R. O. Gardner, 80—2—78; A. V. Pearee, 88—10—78; R. M. George, scratch—SO; C. Western. 101—20 —81 : H. L. Kobson. 93—12—51; G. L. Taylor, P. Balgarnie, 03—11—SI; F. C. Ewen, 94—12—82. A bogey handicap was played at the Maungakiekie links, and resulted in a win for H. W. Frost, who, with a handicap of 9. was 2 down. Other cards were: A. W. Short (11). 3 down; J. Matthew (11), 3 3own ; K. M. Tolhurst (13), 4 down. THE GLENDOWIE CLUB. Following are the results of the first round of the captain's tourney played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on. Saturday:—A. K. Duthie beat G. Kissling. 1 up; L. H. Saunders beat Dr. Horton. 2 up ; J. Hamilton beat C. M. King, 2 and 1 ; J. S. Lilly beat J. O. Lilly, 1 up: T. Russell b?at F. Lowe. 3 and 2: E. Bradley beat M. Miller, 2 and 1; R. Kissling beat L. H. Keys by default; E. W. Letley beat O. Wolfgram, 3 and 2 : H. Wright beat P. White. 2 up; J. H. Hall beat F- Param. 6 and 5; R. Edmonds beat C. Allcott. 3 and 2 ; S. C. Woods beat J. Kingston, 2 up ; H. Goodwin beat A. Milne by default: G. L. Goodwin beat J. K. Rendell. 5 and 4; O. Horsnool beat F. Chambers, 6 and 5. A bogey handicap will be played next Saturday. Post entries will be received, players to choose their partners. THE PAPAKURA CLUB. The first round of the Ryan Cup competitions was played by members of the Papakura Golf Club on Saturday, and produced some close and interesting matches. The best cards handed in showed the following net scores :—Matheson, 7S : Elliott. Hutcuinson, and Williamson. 86; Pavitt, 87; Olsen and Witherow, 88; V. Elliott, 89; McLennan, 91. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Bogey Handicap.—H. W. Frost (9), 2 down, 1; A. W. Short (9), 3 down. 2; J. Methven (11), 3 down. 3; R. M. Tolhurst (13), 4 down. 4. There was a large attendance and the links were in first-class order. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. The monthly medal match played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday was won by Miss Rhind, with a net score of 84. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIPS. The Auckland provincial ladies' golf championship and handicap tournament will commence at Middlemore to-morrow, and will be continued till Friday. To-morrow morning the qualifying round of the championship and a medal handicap in conjunction will be played. In the afternoon there will be a Canadian foursome competition. Owing to the large number of entries received for the qualifying round the first, pair will start at 9 o'clock, instead of 9.30. Other pairs will follow in the order of the draw at three-minute intervals. The links will be open for visitors to-day. THE QUALIFYING ROUND. The draw for the qualifying rouad and medal handicap is as follows: — Miss E. Culling v. Miss M. Macfarlane, Mrs. R. Dufaur v. Miss M. Cooper. Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Hodges v. Mrs. Deighton. Mrs. Slack v. Miss G. Budd!i\ Mrs. Russell Grace v. Miss M. I'ayton. Miss T. Bayly v. Mrs. P. Gardner, Miss E. M. Upton v. Miss S. Payton. Mrs. Towle v. Miss F. Hamlin, Mrs. Ferguson v. Miss r>. Cntfield, Mrs. Abbott v. Miss K. Holmes. Mrs. J. Wilson v. Miss M. Colebrook. Miss D. Horton v. Miss B. McGovern. Miss H. Cutfield v. Miss M. Napier. Miss M. Ridings v. Mrs. Macdonald, Miss S. Martin v. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Trice v. Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Potvine v. Mrs. S. A. Smith, Miss P. Orr v. Miss S. Henderson, Miss F. Rathhone v. Mrs. Rainger, Mrs. Wright v. Miss C. Bayly, Mis» \K. Churton v. Miss N. Colberk. Mrs. 11. I Fenton v. Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Miller v. Misa N. Hanna, Mrs. Abel v. Miss H. Laurenson. Mrs. L. Taylor v. Mrs. D. White. Mrs. Fraer v. Mrs. Flnlay, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Nevill. The following will start from the ninth tee at 9.3o: —Miss M. Fouhy v. Miss l>. Morton, Miss K. Knight v. Mrs. J. Banks, Mrs. Hamilton v. A. N. Other. Mrs. Bradley v. Mrs. P. Hanna, Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Richmond, Mrs. E. B. Brown v. Mrs. J. Lloyd. CANADIAN FOURSOMES. The following is the draw for the Canadian foursome competition to commence at 12 o'clock to-morrow : — Miss D. Horton and Mrs. Banister v. Misa E. M. Upton and Mrs. Macdonald. Mrs. Hughes and Miss I. Ruddock v. Miss E Hamlin and Miss J. M. Reid, Mrs. Ferguson and Miss X. Colbeck v. Mrs. Wright and Miss L. Cutfleld, Mrs. Potvine and Miss B McGovern v. Misses G. Buddie and S. Henderson, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Prime v. Misses M. Colebrook and M. Napier MrsHodges and Miss M. Graham v. Mrs Abbott and Miss M. Macfarlane. Mrs. Slack and Mrs. J. Banks v. Mrs. Grace and Miss S. Payton. Misses T. Bayly and II Cutfield v. Mrs. Dufaur and Mrs Finlay. Mrs. Towle and Mrs. Murphy v. ££ il /^ tOn J Mrs - Deighton, Mrs Kainglr f « M JS. P - C< \ utts v " Misses S. Martin c'nmn \u Mr \- UoDert son and Miss E. Mr ff M Ses M - Cooper and X - Holmes^ Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. H. Hanna v Mr<? H > Dar W« ai "i Mrs. Leonard, MrJ" MacKSJV- sys? s m mSL° ,4? Mrs. P. Hanna and Miss X riark- •*■ Misses K. Knight and X. Hanna Mr. HoT" and Miss K. Horton. Misses H Grove and Damch? V " MiSSes M - Cutfnrth aud <x *•■ WHAKATANE V. OPOTIKI. ~7 A party of Whakatnne golfers visited 1 A party of Whakatane golfers visited • Opotiki. and wpre entertained by the • Opotiki players. The results are: — Singles.—Todd beat V. Herbert. 4 and , 2; Pat beat Rev. Harris. 6 and a: Burns r beat Harrison. 3 and 2; s " ck ' in £,. bea .i kof Plarke *i β-na *>. upuiu. nun o 5 games, Wha'fcatane 3 games, and one was ! beet-ball match. Hodjrson ; and Birk-myer beat Herbert find Rev. i Harris 3 and 2: Hllfor.l ami Short beat I Harrison and Buddie, 4 and a : Bunkall and I Serople beat Columh anil Dr. t/ronin. 5 and i- L'pton and.Gordon. King and Suckling, all square; Cooke and Siddall beat Mahoney and Kyde, 2 and 1; Stansbury and Carruthers beat Wilkinson and Clarke, 4 and 3.