GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 146, 22 June 1926, Page 14

GOLF.

i THE OTAHUHU CLUB. The first round of the handicap competition lor the F. S. Ballln Cup was played ,l>y member* of the Otahuhu Golf Club on Saturday, with the following result*:—H. Plumley (9) beat H. Levy (0), 6. and 4; It. G. Moffltt (14) bent F. Jones (18), 3 und 2; W. Eustace (10) beat J. Simpson (10), 2 up'; B. H. Mehsles (8), beat H. Short (2.6), 3 and 1; A. Eustace (12) beat S. Currlc (20), 2 and 1; N. Fuller (16), -beat A. Murdoch (24), 1 up; H. Robb (30), beat 0. Montgomery (16). 4 and 3; E. Gordon (20), beat B. Heather (2S), :: and 1. OTAHUHU V. GLENOOWIE. An. inter-club match will be played ,between the Otahuhu and Glendowic Clubs at Otabdhu on Saturday. Following Is the .draw, Glendowie names being; mentioned .first:—F. Trice.v. B. H. Memlei, G. L. ' Goodwin v. H: Plumley, C. AUeott v. H. Levy, P. Ching v. L. Croxson, C. M. King ▼• W. Eustace. 3. Hamilton v. J. Simpsou. R. K. Higgling. v. .A. . Eustace, A. Out tile v. at. G. Moffltt, C. S. Woods v. J. S. Whyte, ,0. Wolfgram'r. O. Montgomery, J. H. HaU ■v. C. R. Kealer, R. Garrard v. N. Fuller. WAITEHATA CLUB. Mixed foursomes were played by the members of the Waitemata Club on Saturday the best cards being: Mrs. Rudge and It. Hay, 00—23—65; Misg Mason and A. Harvey, 89—22—67. On Saturday the first round of the Ferry Cup competition will be played. thU being a handicap competition against bogey. All members are asked to compete. Arrange partners. PUPUKE GOLF CLUB. I The members of the club played a fourball best-ball bogey handicap match for a trophy, about 24 players taking part. The winners were A. M. Howden and F. H. Mingay, who finished four up. On Saturday next a one-club match will be played over 18 holes, new course, for a trophy, commencing at 12.30. Choose . partners. • EVERSLIE GOLF CLUB. A medal round was played during the week-end, and won by Fabey with a net •■ score of S3, J. Rhind 90, F. Page 94, D. Ac. Smith 07. WAIDKU CLUB. In the match play (handicap) J. Forbes beat Chrlstlanson 4 up and 3 to play, Colbeck beat McGlll 4 up tand 3 to play. In conjunction with this another round was played and won by J. Forbes with a good round of 83—7—76. Other cards sent in were:—Ohleon 87—7—80 Wallace 07—16—81. Herrold 93—14—81. Christian. son 96— Juliet 101—18—83, Munro H0—25—85, Armltage 102—14— ss. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. The ladles of the Pupuke Golf Club played a two-club competition for a trophy presented by Mrs. Xorris. The best cards returned were:—Mrs. M E. Thompson. 103—30—73; Mrs. D. M. Davidson, 107— 33—74 : Miss O. O'Neill, 112—36—76: Miss G McDonald, 96—19—77: Mrs. Howe. 107—30—77. Entries for the captain's prize will close on Wednesday, June 23. Championships are postponed until July 3. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. The following is the draw for the first round of the eclectic match to be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club on Thursday:— , . Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Hogan, Miss Blackburn v. Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Houghton -v. Mrs. Anderson, Miss F. Hall v. Miss Dale. Mrs. Prime v. Mrs. Rudge. Mrs. Walsh V. Mrs. McCreadie, Miss Hall v. Mrs. Nevlll, - Mrs. Clouston r. Mrs. Brougbton. Miss Palairet v. Miss Marks, Mrs. Griffiths v. Miss "Patterson, Miss Rensbaw v. Miss McGlashan, Miss Benjamin v. Mrs. Haycock. Mrs. George v. Mrs. Gooding, Miss : Goudie v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Lewln v. Mrs. I Sandham. Miss Cousins v. Miss Blair-Mason. •" Miss Bailey v. Miss McLaren. Mrs. Henderson v. Miss Wyatt, Mrs. Beaumont v. tSrt. Cooke. Mrs. Goldwater v. Miss Williamson. Miss Stoddart v. Mrs. Splcer, Mils Grlbbln v. A. N. Other. The .following will play in the second round for Mrs. Gold water's trophy to-mor-row:—Miss Mason r. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Fitzparrick v. Miss Nevlll. Mrs. Heberley v. Miss Williams. =_______=__== I