GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 199, 23 August 1926, Page 13

GOLF.

GLENDOWIE V. AUCKLAND

An infpr-club mntch between the Glendowie nntl Auckland (Holf clubs was played at the Glendowie links na Saturday. Glendowie -n-nn by five games to three, four being halved.

In the fiillmvinp details Auckland players a re mentioned first :—A. K. Martin and C. Allcott. nil siiuare: li. I. Johnston beat G. L Goodwin, -J niiil 1 : Ft. 1 , . Foster an* j.' Hamilton, si 11 square; C. \V, .Tiicnbsen and C. M. King, fill H>|iuiri- : !;. ('. IFart and X Duthii , . all Miiiiirr; V, w. Wilson bent j 0. Lilly. - up: I' I. Morris lost to C. S. Woods. 1 il-vvii t K. ii. Sflliir lost to O. Wolf*-'i"i"]. - mill 1: I. 1 , . Lriir.v Inst to N. HockiJi. J nun l : T. W. Ili.liiulen lost to E. Whitli'.v. •" iii.i' - V. 1., l'ulsnn lost to R Knife -I imhl •■ : V. L. Masters beat J. 11. Hall, 4 ami •" AUCKLAND V. lI.",UNGAKIEKIE. The Auckland an.l Mnunpakiekie Golf Clubs I'liiyi'il tin :■! -i- •-:iilj mulch at the TltiraiiL-i links on S-Hrrday. the Auckland Club n-lmiiiitf I.v 11 sanies to S, tho other jvc paiiii , ! , Ih-'.hk li.ilvi-d. Following ore the ri'sulis. Ain-klauil plnyeru beins meutioneil lir<i :■ R. D. V.'i-:;-lit losi ln n. St. Genrpp. 2 and 3: 11. T.. l.usk and It. O. Gardner, all square: .1 I. Clark bent 11. L. Robinson. Inn: (j. F. iviii-i'k bom f. a. tiouldinc. 2 nps'V.". s. li.ilpl; :■■-! in K. L. Bartleef. 2 unwn: 11. W. Ti.linaivli beat G. Knlrhurn. 5 ami •"•: i. A. tiow.-n .md A. E. Knbinson, all inji-iirr: l>. Mui-Coiinii k and .1. N. Hunter, nl! Mjuaiv; I. Miirl.y lieat 11. A. Randnip. "■ 'li"l -: " >■■ '!"''« brat F. Tricp, 3 ami A. ". i:..,lillii-| l ,n lost to K. J. Hnmllli-n. l ibnvn : ii. H. ColliOfk lost lo A. C. An<l.T-"n. 1 nnd ■", ; (i. 11. Abel beat .F. SI. Htickili. 1 "I 1 :W. Grander beat C. F. Gardner. - mul 1 : I*. T. I'pton beat J. D. Dnlzii 1. - anil 1: 11. Tidmarsh nnd R. McCrystal, nil sqtiuri- : C. 11. GordoJi beat A. L. Mnrti-111. •". and 2: 1-. B. Campbell and R. .7. Tcrivn-. ail square: T. R. Bloonifield beat A. 11. Majrson. ."> and 4; L. W. Delph lost to \V. .1 A. Thomson, 5 and C; J. I". Aldred I.eni J. ('. Wilson. 5 nnd 4 ; J. B. Lusk lost to A. Harvey. 3 and 4; \Y. G. Borrie lust to M. Nelson. 1 and 3; A E JI. Rliiiid lost to 11. L. liobson 3 and 4. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. A bosey handicap played at the Maunjraklekie links on Saturday resulted in a win for J. Mi'thvon who, with a handicap of 8. ■was all si|iinre. The otlior best cards were • G. L. Knight (17). 1 down; r>. K. Russeli (11), 2 down; A. \V. Short (9), 4 down.

In the rst round of the junior championship R. M. Holhurst beat P. Wiseman by" 3 and 2.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

The following is tho draw for.the-handi-cap mutch play .tournament to be played by the members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club on the Titlrnngi links to-morrow: — Miss Churton v. Miss Cooke. Miss Freer v. Miss r>. Hnrtnn. Miss F. Hnll v. Miss A. Fouhy, Miss Robson v. Miss Manning, Mrs. Prime v. Mrs. Doighton, Mrs. Sutcliffe v Mrs. Grevatl. Miss Goldwater v. Miss Mahoney, Mrs. Petre v. Mrs. Anderson. Mlbs L. Hnll v. Mrs. Finlaj-, Miss Ponsford r. Mrs. Hamilton. Miss Finlnysnn v. Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Morton y. Miss Richardson, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Keid V. Miss .1. Burt. Miss Stewart v. Mrs. Cooke. Miss Kenshnw v. Miss Colebrook, Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Darrow, Mrs. Lovett T. Miss McCabe.

The last handienp match play tournament was won by Miss D. Horton, who was 2 up against Mrs. Dcign-ton in the final. The play-off for the Canadian Foursomes between Mrs. Banister and. Miss Hrtrvey. Misses D. and K. Horton, and Mrs. Cooke and Hiss Ponsford. resulted in n tie between Mrs. Bunistpr and Miss Harvey and Misses D. and K. Horton, all square. The second play-off was won by Mrs. Banister and Miss Harvey. 4 down. A C grade mutch play tournament will be played on .the Titirangi links on. Wednesday. The draw is ns follows:—Miss Pickett t. Mrs. CMn. Miss Hacket v. Mrs. Lone, Mrs. Jones v. Miss Fleming. Mrs. Hartley-y. Miss Cooper, Mrs. Fitzpatrick v Miss Goodman. Miss Potter r. Miss iH-an, Miss Johnston v. Mrs. Goldwater. Mrs Nicholson v. Miss Mnckay, Miss BaileS v. Miss Bnrtley. Miss Crum r> Mre. BrookeTaylor, Mrs. Moore-Jones, a bye. Following is the drnw for the first round of The eclectic match to be playt. • on the One Tree Hill links on Wednesday :—Miss K. Churton v. Miss G. Easton. Mrs. Dufaur T. Miss P. Ilorton. Miss Grierson v. Miss Grove. Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss Haslett, Mrs Taylor v. Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Reid v. Mrs Stewart. Miss MeCabe v. Miss Worrall, Miss J. Easton v. Miss K. Uprton, Mrs. Burton v. Miss Carnahan, Mrs: Digftan v Mrs Goldwater. Mrs. v. Mrs, Gibson, Mrs. Fraer v. Miss McGowan, Mrs. White x. Miss Cook. Mrs. Sutcliffe v. MisePreece, Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Schnauer, MisS'Evans v. Miss Perry, Miss Millington v. Miss Edfflow, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Mahonoy v. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Sawers T. Miss Robson, Miss E. Mahoney v. Miss Yonjre, Miss I'onsford v. Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Grevatt v Miss Evans. Mrs. I'etric v. Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Bonrke v. Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Owen v. Miss Lawrence. There will be a match for C grade players on Friday next. Post entries will be received. Players will choose partners. GLENDOWIE CLUB. A flag match was played by members of the Glendowie Club on Saturday. The winner was <}. Kissling, who carried the flag to the ISth green. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. The members of the G.L.G.C. will play tn interclub match with Papakura on the Glendowie links on Wednesday. In the semi-finals of the championship Mrs. Browne defeated Miss D. Scott, 3 and 1; Mrs. Stanley defeated Miss M. Hill, 3 Uα 2. The C grade eclectic match resulted In a tie between Mrs. Hintz and Miss Morrison. ine following is the draw for the next tJf-IJ. match : —Miss D. Scott plays Miss M. MiO, Miss 0. English v. Mre. Stanley, Miss ai. English v. Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Endean J- Miss FrJar. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Browne v. Miss Maden. HAMILTON CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) HAMILTON, thjs day. The eecond round of the Hamilton Golf. Uub championship was played on St. Andrew's links during the week-end, also we nnal of the Bell Cup. This was a good Same between H. Gillios and Wiggins. Both Players were in good form. Harry Gillies won at the last hole. 1 up. Norrie Bell put up two 74's during the week, and is getting ™ good form for Kotorua and South Auckland. Second Round Hamilton Club Champibnenip.—Seniors: Beil beat Wynn, 6 and 5: Meßeth boat Gu.v, 6 and 4 ; Hunter beat Wiggins, 3 and 1. Juniors. —WMgley beat J»e la Mare. 7 and 5 ; King beat Farquhar, • and 3 ; \y. Gray beat Blackle, 5 and 3: *lsher beat Pountney. 4 and 3. final Bell Cup.—Gillies beat Wiggins, 1 7R M «l al Handicap.—W. R. 85—10— n>; Gillies, 84—7—77 :W. Gray, 100—20— 80; K. Woriey, 03—12—81. MIRAMAR CLUB. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, Sunday. ennA- S" , Butters - of Wanganui, has been rvS?ni P ? P r,,f essional to the Miramar toruiwiui' H ° WIU Ulke UP his nPW dutieS HOTORUA CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) ROTORUA. this day. Inr c ?, otorua golf championship was won ,' a ; _*"■ Carr. who defeated P. Sherriff cent Jif T''^- vsnn(,r was P la y in S magniflTi ge, llolfi,n X bn P p .v throughout. RmiiV: championship was won by R. fcmith, who defeatnl J. Banks on the green after an exciting con-