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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 155, 4 July 1927, Page 14

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AUCKLAND CLUB CAPTAIN'S TOURNAMENT. THIRD BOUND RESUTS. The third round of the captain's tournament vas played by members of the Auckland Golf Club on Saturday. The course was very heavy after the rain on Friday but it dried surprisingly well. Results of the matches are as follow: —A. J. Friedlander (12) beat K. H. Ryan (20), 2 up; J. A. Gow (5) beat W. B. Colbeck (7), 2 up; H. Horton (0) beat D. Robertson (13), 5 and 4 ; J. F. Ewen (15) beat B. Maeky (18), 1 up; A. Boddington (7) beat W. Brandrr (8). 2 and 1; J. F. Brown (12) beat E. B. Gunson (13), 4 and 3; W. A. Phillips (15) beat F. O. Bradley (10), 2 and 1; M. Louisson (18) beat F. Wilson (16), 1 up; R. O. Gardner (5) beat R. D. Wright (scr.), 1 up; J. B. Lusk (9) beat L. B. Campbell (9), 3 and 2 ; A. • Kinder (20) beat N. Hanna (18). 3 and 2; H. Gil-! fillan (20), beat J. M. Barnett (18), 1 up; T. N. Holmden (16) beat W. N. Abbott (4), 3 and 2;. P. J. Western (7) beat C. I. Nathan (11), 1 up; E. B. Brown (9) and L. W. Delph (6), finished all square, while (he match between J. P. Aldred and W. S. C. Harris was not played. For those eliminated in the tournament a competition was held, 48 players taking part. The best cards are as follow :—D. Poison, 87 —17—70 ; V. W. Wilson, 86—13—73; W. 8. Ralph, 77—3— 74; C. N. Jacobsen, 80—12—74; D. MacOormick, 80—5—75 ; H. L. Rees, 81—5—• 76; H. P. Richmond, 87—10—77; C. H. Archer, 87—10—77. AUCKLAND LADIES' MEDAL. The medal match to have been played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club on Friday last was postponed until Friday, July 15. Following is the draw for the monthly medal match to be played to-mor-row Miss L. Cutfleld v. Miss B. MeGovern, Mrs. Hodges v. Miss D. Chrystall, Miss E. Culling v. Miss F. Ratbbone, Mrs. Smith v. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Dufaur v. Miss F. Hamlin, Miss E. Wilson v. Miss T. Bayly, Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. E. Frledlander, Mrs. J. Wilson v. Miss H. Cutfleld, Mrs. Marshall v. Mrs. Murphy, Miss I. D. Lever v. Mrs. Trice, Miss M. Cooper t. Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Robertson v. Mrs. Henry, Miss E. M. Upton v. Miss M. Ridings, Miss P. w* v ;, slrs - Macdonald, Miss P. Coutts v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss I. Ruddock v. Mrs. l lr «- Ta yl° r * Miss C. Draper, Miss D. Rainger v. Miss N. Ball&ntyne, Mrs. m'' Mrs. Martin, Miss J. Reid v. v le »i ng> M "' Cox v - Mr«. Brown, »£?,uJ?.. Una I* Mrs - Carter, Mrs. Nevill r in m i? 10 ! 1 Raln * er v. Miss B. Gill, Mrs. Foster v. Miss C. Bayly, Mrs k v r Mr« y « Irß ' Pugh ' Mlbb 8 - Henderson 1 P. Hanna, Miss N. Koakes r Miss ■ AT „ T nt8 ° n v - Mrß - Cooke, Miss B t,Miss M, Walker, Miss I m Mr™ I' *'!•■ ,) V - Kent - Miss M. Cousin, m A. N Other. lcd,awder ' Mrs - v. ,^ h< ? Hilda Blom field bogey coinpetltioa i — *

| PAPAKURA CLUB. The above club played the first round of the Parker Trophy on .Saturday last. Tlie winner of the round was G. A. Smith, with a net. score of 7S. The next cards returned were Gilmore, SI; Chanim-n, S7 ; V. Elliott. S.S. GLENDOWIE CLUB. Owing to the heavy rains the links were closed for the woek-end. The greens have just been top-dressed, and the committee derided to close down to prevent damage that might take some time to recover. The links are now in very fine order, and, as some important events, notably an . open tournament in September, are on the tapis, the eare now being taken is to be commended. WAIUKU CLUB. A match, ladies v. gentlemen, took place on Saturday and resulted as follows: Miss •Nell beat Swap 2 up. Miss B. Barriball lost o ! 3 abwn atld -> Kldd lost to Hill 3 down and 1. Miss Aldred beat Ducker 1 vh?«= i a . 1 I ynn l es beat Graham 3 up and 1. Miss Austin lost to A. White 1 down, «m>i? . . 4 oi ß ?rker 3 down and 1, Miss Smith beat Shakespeare 1 up, Miss . ttllivan lost to Day 4 down and 2, Miss £ lo ? to J - w hlte 3 down and 2 Barnaoy and Goldstone all square. WAITEMATA LADIES' TITLE. i„ T iL e . secol > (l wind of the eclectic match of Jn ° c L lo " with the qualifying round ■ k! J? club championship will be nlaved Cluh vc£f I Waitemata- Ladies' Golf draw-~Mu B d w^ y S. Frtllow ing is the araw. Miss McGlashan t. Mrs Bdtlpv Mrs. Broughton v. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Chap5 ar LJ.- Mjs- Brown. Mrs. Price v. Miss , Miss Goldwater v. Vi Mre RnLe V " Mr™' Clouston. re Mrs M Hale dle v. Mrs! ' 5 , Mrs. Hogan v. Miss Vevili vu--1 WilHAm« MiS \f patt « rson - Miss Marks v. Miss x Mn. G °° din^ ; sHT'k J ™ Uia, £ 8 * Mrs - Henderson v. ton' 2f.? w m SS Gredeln Mrs. Johnx?« St • Mason Mrs. McDousrall An inter-club match will i>a Tmorrow® PUPUte Ladies ' Club ** P^pSke PUPUKE LADIES' TEAM. nJw C JV. em , bers .^ f the PnP«ke Ladies* Golf ra ssk 0 K5. 1 , T .:-Ss ,rt sus;? rs l j™ Miss A. b'NeUJ Miss B. O Nelll, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs Bownoon there will be an approaching and nut ting competition for aU players put Following is the draw for the C grade Srt ?(«ir o played on Wednesday on the sin m™® sw* SS Ph iH ipß J Ml sß Jackt™« » vr £ V * Mi® B Mulligan, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Chlsholm v. MIBB WCStOII, Mm, Atwood V \fiso son, Miss Parker t. Mre? Duder Mm B« Parker. Me< *' Mrs " «»sfV. Misf^ i M l n r pund of the championship iSJS. beat Mrs. Blomfield, 2 and 1 * > rj - McDonald beat Mrs. Rutherford > MAUNGAKIEKIE HANDICAP. 1 Tavlo? d ß?£i tCh play competition for ' -2 *v « r Bow l was continued by members • ™„M e ,, M s un « ak J ekle Golf dnb at Se Tit™ , Z?* ™* °® Saturday. Following are the « 3 beat R. L mis^n 4 and V- F- Sf i f?« thS K beat H " s - Keeslng! ' 4 a.' o* ?* saUln5 aUIn H. R. Jenkins, 4 and 3, B. J. Torrens beat T. S Gaskin ■ 5 n j' k" S rln ® den . beat W. P. Baker, 6 and ' I' w beat E. F. Burns, 4 and ? * Ward beat L. 'H. Roccrs 6 And Walker, 2 and 1; f- i Hamilton beat C. J. MacCulloch, 1 up 2r. beat A. J. Good, 4 and 3 1 °Bj nle beat F. Trice, 3 and 2; E. G Tallis beat F. C. Ewen, 5 and 4 J. i\ ■ S b«at j. H. Francis, 6 and 4; h! ' -Cooke beat A. C. Anderson, 1 up ; R. M. ' J?? cre beat F. C. Gregory, 4 and 3; W. J. A." , Thomson beat A. E. Robinson, 4 and 3; H i Haseard beat J. M. Hockln, 3 and 2 • C ■ Bobinson beat G. M. White, at the i9th; W • n beat B. F. Ward at the 19th: A V i Peace beat A. I-e Sienr, 4 and 3: A. H I Magson beat J. Uren, 6 and 5; F. Moginie [ beat W. E. Holdgate, 3 and 2. K 1 b°« e y competition for the Kingswell I S h }e ld was completed at the Maungakiekie links, and resulted in a win for R. M. George, whose two best cards were 1 up and 1 4 down. J. S. Rankin, with a handicap of ' i s, , was second with cards of 2 down and f o down. The bogey handicap played in conjunc- ' tion with the shield was won by W. J. ' Hockln, who, with a handicap of 12, was [ 1 down. The other best cards were:—A. K , Hawley, 15, 2 down; C. R. Jones, 12. 3 down; E. D. Reidy, 15, 3 down; J C ! Splnley, 11, 3 down. L ■ MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. -• ii 1 Following Is the draw for the Canadian foursomes to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at the One Tree Hill links to-morrow, for a prize presented by Mrs. J. W. Carr:—Miss G. Easton find Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Blgnan and Miss Miss Robson and Mrs. Bourke v. Miss J. Easton and Miss A. Grove, Mrs. Schnauer and Mrs. Stewart v. Mrs. Parr and Miss Preece, Mrs. Burton and Miss Harvey v. Miss Haslett and Mrs. Sutcllffe, Miss Evans and Miss Blackburn v. Miss Ponsford and Mrs. Malcolm. Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Brown v. Miss Churton and Miss Grierson, Mrs. Fraer and Mrs. Swain v. Mrs. Dovatt and Miss Millington, Miss ■ D. Horton and Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. • Russell and Miss U. Russell, Mrs. Taylor s and Miss Stubbs v. Mrs. Roberts and Miss ' Carnaghan. Following are the results of the fifth • round of the president's match: —Mrs. Roberts beat Mrs. Fraer, 5 and 4; Miss : Mc Gowan beat Miss D. Horton, 1 up; Mrs. , Schnauer beat Mrs. Carr, 1 tip; Mrs. Burton beat Miss Grierson, 5 and 3. The semifinals must be played by July 20. • Owing to the continued wet weather the senior and junior championships will not be commenced until August 30. ■ The postponed bogey match for Mrs. Schnauer's trophy will be held on July 12. Entries will close on July 8. PUKEKOHE COMPETITIONS. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) PUKEKOHE, Saturday. In the Pukekohe Club's competitions the final for the president's trophy was won by Brosnahan, who defeated McWhirter, 3 up and 2 to play. . In the. semi-final for the vice-president's trophy Coyle defeated Lally, 5 and 4. Coyle plays Lawson in the final. Playing In the Brosnahan Spoons competition, Brosnahan defeated Anderson, 3 and 2. . The following eight players qualified to compete for the Johnson trophy:—Maddison, 106—24 —82 ; Duncan, 104—20—84 ; Brosnahan, 04 —9 —85 ; Coyle, 95—10 — 85 : Lally, 97 —12—85; Anderson, 105 — 20—-S5 ; O. Short. 115 —28 —87; H. J. Short, 108—20—88. The draw for the first round is:—H. Short plays Maddison. Anderson plays Brosnahan. Lally plays Coyle, O. Short plays Duncan. In the first round for the vice-president's trophy In the ladles' division. Miss Perkins defeated Miss Backhurst, 5 and 4. The following qualified to compete for the Brosnahan Spoons in the ladies' division : Miss Perkins, 84 —24—60; Miss Pirret, 83—22—61; Mrs. Beaney, 86 —20—66; Miss Duncan, 84 —15—69 ; Mrs. Motion, 82 —12—TO ; Mrs. McWhirter, 85—24—71 ; Mtss A. Johns, 06—24—72; Miss Backhurst, 94—15—70. The draw for the first round is:—Miss Perkins plays Miss Backhurst, Mrs. McWhirter plays Mrs. Be.-ney, Mrs. Motion plays Miss Duncan, Miss Johns playß Miss Pirret. HAMILTON TOURNAMENT. HAMILTON. Sunday. The fourth round of the Bell Cup contest, played at St. Andrew's links, Hamilton, yesterday afternoon, resulted :—Swarbrick beat Gillies, 2 up; Wake beat Atkins, 4 and 2 ; Guy beat Hunter, 5 nnd 4 ; Colbeck b«>at Allen, 5 and 4 Blackie beat M. Bell, 5 and •8; Gerrard beat Wynne, 1 up; Tomeroy, beat Somervell by default. Wiggins, who beat Wilkes, 4 and 3, in the Play-off of the third round, waa all square »lth Bellingham In the fourth round. In the plny-off, Bellingham beat Wiggins, 2 up.

Thf third round of tbr- ronsol.ition liandi-l larnJ r - S "in°l Kj "'~ U-s!on t>p -»r MucFur- ! J, ' lnii Kawson beat Awdrv, 2 and 1. J Horton beat Gnnn, 4 and 2 ; I'ountnev - i" 'i/- ur ! : Tl,m l>kins heat Totnuui. 0 and 1 : (.ray brat K. Ki-Wton. : , n( | 1 , Harkness hr.it Lemu.s. -1 and 2 ; Sutclifte i beat Tnmns, 2 and 1. j A medal hnndi«t>p was won bv W I lor- 1 ton. son., who returned a card of 95 2<» 7-".. i