GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 150, 28 June 1927, Page 15

GOLF.

WAITEMATA CLUB.

SENIOR AND JUNIOR TITLES

The qualifying rounds of the senior and junior championships were played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. Those who qualified were :—

Seniors.—F. Lavzell. 7G: 3. Hogan. 82; K. Baxter, 84 ; M. S. O'Connor, 84; B. Jackson, 85; V. Graham, 86; G. Jackson, 88; R. Torter, 90.

Juniors.—K. Kennedv. S7 ; G. Jackson, 8S; R. Johnston. 02; R. Burgess, 0.">; T Gooding, 06; R. Bayley 97; S. MeLeod 107 : E. Harper, 10K.

The first round of the championship will be played next Saturday, and the draw Is as follows :—

Seniors.—F. Layzell r. R. Torter. J Hogan v. G. Jackson, M. S. O'Connor v V. Graham. K. Baxter v. K. Jackson.

Juniors.—K. Kennedy v. R. Harper, G Jackson r. S. McLeod. R. Johnston v. B Burgess. T. Gooding v. R. Bayley.

The final round of the eclectic match will be played in conjunction with the championship round.

AKARANA LADIES' DRAW,

Following is the draw for a one-club match to be played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow :— Mrs. Beattie v. Mrs. Symes. Miss Darrach v. Mrs. Burnett, Miss Bainbridge v. Mrs. Dunn. Mrs. Gilmore v. Mrs. Coppard. Mrs. Grant v. Miss J. Mulford. Mrs. Hodges v. Miss Valentine. Mrs. Mueller v. Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. King v. Mrs. Feamley, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. L. M. Parry, Miss G. Parr v. Miss O. Rountree, Miss D. Tapper v. Miss \V. Nichol, Miss L. Scott v. Mrs. Long. Miss Clark v. Miss L. O. M. Brown, Miss M. Peet v. Miss M. Walton, Miss Jones v. Miss J. Tapper.

PUPUKE LADIES

The first round of the senior and junior championships of the Pupnke Ladies' Golf Club will be commenced on Wednesday. Following is the draw :—Seniors : Mrs. Buddie v. Mrs. Blomfield. Mrs. Foote t. Miss A. O'Neill. Mrs. Perman v. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Thompson v. Miss Gladys Williams, Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss McDonald. Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. Sptller and Miss B. O'Neill, a bye. Juniors: Miss Clemow v. Miss Gladys Loril, Mrs. Becroft v. Mrs. Howe, Miss Harty v. Mrs. Delghton. Miss Edith Lovil v. Miss B. M. McDonnell. Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Williamson, Miss J. McDonnell v. Mrs. Nowbray, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Howden, Mrs. Goldwater v.- Mrs. Curtis.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB

Following Is the draw for the L.G.U. match, to be played by members of the Glendowle Ladles Golf Club to-morrow: Mrs. Browne v. Miss Maden, Mrs. Hintz v. Miss Friar. Mrs. Miller v. Miss Brookfield. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Stanley. Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Butler. Miss Arneil v. Mrs. Dickey. Miss M. English v. Miss Sharland, Miss M. Hill r. Mrs. Markwlck. Miss D. Scott t. Miss Katterfeldt, Miss O. English v. Miss Appleyard. The draw for the C grade match is as follows: Mrs. Hayes v. Miss Lundon. Mrs. McGinley v. Miss M. Cullen. Mrs. Sutherland t. Miss E. Cullen. Miss Sutton v. Miss Hume, Miss Prosser t. Miss Colebrook, Miss Suter v. Miss Wright. The last L.G.U match was won by Miss D. Scott, with a card of 111—25—86. Other cards were: Mrs. Stanley, 114 —25—89; and Miss Hill, 120—31—80.

GLENDOWIE V. OTAHTJHU.

A match between members of the Glendowie and Otahubu Golf Clubs took place on the Otahuhn links on Saturday. Following are the results, Glendowie players being mentioned first in each case: F. Trice lost to B. H. Menzles, 2 and 1; A. Poole lost to L. J. Croxson, 8 and 6; G. L. Goodwin and n. J. Levy, all square; R. Kissling heat W. B. Eustace, 1 up; N. Ching lost to R, G. Moffitt. 3 and 2 ; R. H. Pavitt lost to A. P. Eustace, 2 and 1; N. Hockin beat J. A. McPherson, 5 and 4; E. Bradley beat N. Clark, 4 and 3: O. Wolfgram lost to J. S. Whyte. 4 and 3; C. S. Woods beat O. Montgomery, 1 up : R. Edmonds beat C. R. Reader. 1 up: R. Ralph lost to L. Kay, 1 down; Glendowie won 5 matches, lost 6 and 1 was all square.

EVERSLDE LADIES' CLUB

Last Saturday the above ladies' club played a match for Mrs. Lever's trophy, and resulted in a win for Miss Walker with a score of 69. Miss J. Little was runnerup with 71.

EVERSLIE LADIES V. WAIUKU.

At Waiuku links week Waiuku beat the Everslie Ladies' Club in a friendly match. Two matches remained unfinished on account of the very adverse weather conditions. The results are as follow, Waiuku ladles taking precedence:—

Miss Christensen and Miss Walker, unfinished ; Miss Neal and Miss J Little, unfinished ; Miss Muir beat Mrs. Lever. 5 and 3: Miss Kidd beat Miss Cosgrave, 1 up: Miss null beat Mrs. Bilkey, 8 and 4 ; Miss Aldred beat Mrs. Wardell, 7 and 5; Miss Austin beat Mrs. Lacassle. 9 and 7; Mrs. Herrold beat Miss Slack, 8 and 6.

PLAY AT HAMILTON.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

HAMILTON*. Monday

A party of 18 golfers from the Te Awamutu. Waimarino and Otorohanga clubs visited Hamilton at the week-end and played fonr-ball games against members of the Hamilton club on St. Andrews links. The visitors lost fire matches and won four.

Results: King Country players mentioned first: Sand* I and Holford lost to Ross and Ge.rrand, 2 and 1; Blundell and Barnett lost to Simpson and Bellingham. 2 down: Francis and Griffiths lost to Gunn .and Atkins. 3 and 2 : Penn and Murray beat Simmons and W. Horton; Jeffcoate and Wallace beat Horton and Awdry. 5 and 4 : Fisher and Crawford lost to Wiggins and Wilkes. 2 down; Somerville and Richter heat E. Eggleston and Tompkins. 2 and 1: O'Sullivan and Holmes lost to Taylor and Macf arland, 2 and 1; Cummin gs and TJrwin beat S. Eggleston and Plttar, 7 and

KING COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

TE AWAMUTU. Monday,

In the King Country golf championships the men's section medal handicap resulted in a tie between G. F. Francis (Otorohanga), 82—12—70. and D. Williams (Te Awamutu), 88—18—70. In the play offWilliams' gross score was 88 and Francis' 100. The bogey match was won by W. G. Fisher (Taumarunui). with 3 up. The next best cards were: M. Barnett (Te Awamutu). A. Sandal (Taumarunui) and D. Williams (Te Awamutu), all 1 up. Sandal's concluding round of the championship equalled bogey for the course.