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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 205, 30 August 1926, Page 11

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AUCKLAND CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. WIN El" K. D. WRIGHT. The Auckland Golf Club's championship was concluded at Middlemore on Saturday, R. D. Wright winning from \\. S. Halph, 9 up and 7 to play. Wright was 4 up on the morning's play with a round of 77 against Ralph's SO. Wright's afternoon display was faultless, with even fours to the ninth hole. Kalph's game deteriorated, and the finish came at the eleventh hole. It was Wright's finest display in any championship. The final of the junior championship was nlxo played, C. N. Jaeobsen defeating H. ]\ K. Foster, !) and 8. Jacobsen played good golf, going round in S.> and M. Foster, who was five down at Hie end of the first round, was unable to hold him. The C grade championship reached thn semi-final stage, the results of matches being as follow: K. IX Mill heat S. L. Lud'tirook at the llWh ; J. M. Stokes beat A. Kinder, 5 and 4 ; H. C. Bull beat F. 0. Austin, c and 4; 3. A. Carr beat H. W. Wilson, 5 and 4. * medal competition for the George Cup was played, .">2 players taking part. The best cards were as follow: P. H. Upton, 85 14—71; D. Polsen, 89, 18—71; J. M. Stokes, 92, 20—72; W. F. C. Harris, 88, jo—76 ; J. P. Aldred, 87, 10—77 ; L. W. Delph, 86, 9—77 ; E. P. Brown, 90, 12—78; H. D. Robertson, f>2, 14 —78 ; V. W. Wilson, <J2, 14 —18; l>. .Robertson, 94, 10—78. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS. The flrst rounds of the senior an-d junior ohamplonshlps of the iMaungakiekle Golf Club were completed on 'Saturday, with the following results : —

Senior Championship.—R. M. George beat A. V. Peace, 1 up ; C. F. Gardner beat R. 0 Gardner, 1 up; G. Pairburn beat J. D. Dalziel, 5 and 4 ; T. A. Gouldlng beat E. P. Burns, 8 and 6; \V. L. Robinson beat K. J. Hamilton, 7 and 6 ; C. L- Martelli beat J. X. Hunter, 3 and 2. Junior Championship.—At Titirangi: E. G Tallis beat T. E. Clark, 6 and 5; R. Le Sieur beat S. C. Western, 3 and 2; A. B. Joplin beat M. M. Dacre, 7 and o; H. S. Keesing beat F. N. Laurie, 7 and 6. At Miaungakiekie: H. C. Spdnley beat p. K. ■Russell, 4 and 3; E. A. Duke beat H. E. Webster, (5 and 5; W. Worsley beat C. J. Schnauer, 2 and 1. A medal handicap was also played at the Maungaklekie links on Saturday for v special trophy presented by Mr. V. Wiseman. The best card returned was that of C. Coleman, 103, 25 —78. The other cards were : A. H. Blackburn, 93, 14—79 ; J. K. Hall, 104, 25—79 ; F. Wiseman, 92, 13—79. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the bogey handicap to be played by members of ttie Maungakiekie Ladles' Golf Club at the TlHrangi links to-morrow : Miss Haslett v. Mrs. Finlay, l\lrs. Delglvton v. Miss G. Easton, Mrs. ftufiaur v. Miss Colebrook, Mrs. Busckc V. Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Reid, Miss X Horton v. Miss K. Chaireon, Miss F. Hall v. Mrs. Saxlon, Mrs. Prime v. Miss J. Easton, Miss K. Mt-Cabe v. Mrs. Cooke, Miss Flnlayson v. Miss Manning, Miss Goldwater v. Miss K. Fotlhy, Miss D Stewart v. Mrs. Suteuffe, M's? Richardson v Miss Lavcreuee, Vis. Finer v. Miss Mahoney, Miss Ponsford v. Mrs. Burke; Mrs. Hamilton v. Mrs. :}oldn'iter. Mrs. Perre v. Mrs. Ilintits, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Lovit, Miss L. Hall %•. Mrs Towsey, Miss Burt v. Miss Renshaw, Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Chappell. Mrs. Gardner v. -Miss Robson, Mrs. Grevatt v. Mrs. Ward.

Following is the draw for the four-ball to be played on the One Tree Hill links on Wednesday. In the order Riven : Mrs. Banister and Mrs. Dufaur v. Misses D. and K. Horton, Mrs. Taylor and Miss Haslett v. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Reid, Miss Grove and J. Easton v. Misses Worrall and Carniachan, Mrs. Schnjuier and Mrs. Burton v. Milsses McOabe and Mahoney, Airs. Brown and Mrs. Carr v. Misses Churton and Robson. Miss Grlerson and Miss McGowan v. 'Miss Preeen and Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. White and Mrs. Sutcliffe v. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Lovett, Miss Lawrence and Mrs. Lloyd v. Miss Litten and Mrs. Robinson, 'Mrs. Horton and Mii&e Edgelow v. Miss iMillington and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Bourke and Mrs. Petre v. Mrs. Robb and Miss Harrison, Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Gibson v. Misses l'onge and Evans, Misses Goldwater and Ponsford v. Mrs. Fraer and Mrs. Goldwater. GLENDOWIE CLUB.

The members of the Glendowie Golf Club played a bogey foursome handicap on Saturday, the best scores were as follow : C. Allcott and A. K. Duthie, 5 up ; G. Kissling and C. M. King, 5 up;.F. Faram arid F. Trice, 2 up; G. l>. Goodwin and C. S. Woods, 1 up; A. O. Horspool and O. Wn If gram, all square.

The following will represent Glendowie | against Otahuhu at the Glendowie links on ' Saturday : C. Allcott, X. A. Chtng, G. L. I Goodwin; J. G. Hamilton, X. Hockin, A. K. Duthie, C. S. Woods, J. O. Lilly, O. Wolfgram, R. Garrard, Dr. Horton, R. llalfe. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. ■Following is the draw for the flag match, to be played on Wednesday, for Miss Brookfield's prize, by the members of the G.L.G.C.:— Miss Maden t. Mrs. Hints, Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Butler, Miss Brookfield v. Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. Osburne-Lilly v. Miss Wilson, i Miss Friar v. Miss Lovejrrove, Miss Meadows : v. 'Miss Webster, Mrs. Pierce v. Miss Arneil. ] ■Mrs. Endean v. A. N. Other, Miss Wake ' v. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Morrison v. Miss O. Enslish. Miss D. Scott v. Miss M. English. Mrs. Stanley v. Mrs. Browne, Miss McDonald v. A. X. Other. The L.G.U. mateb was won by Mrs. Stanley, 109—31—78. and the C grade match by Mrs. Hintz. The following players will represent Glendowie in an interclub match at Pupuke on Friday:— Miss Scott, Miss O. English, Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Endean, Mrs. Hill,, Miss iMaden, Miss Friar. Reserve: Mrs. Hlntz. In the interclub match between Papakura and Glendowie, played on the Glendowie links, Glendowie won six games and lost