GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 221, 19 September 1927, Page 13

GOLF.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB

Owing to the wet weather, the match between the Maungakiekie and Glendowie Golf Clubs, to have been held on Saturday, was abandoned.

The bogey handicap for the captain's prize was won by H. Keesing, 3 up. F. Ballin, all square, was second.

The first round of the match play handicap, which was postponed owing to the adverse weather conditions, will be played at One Tree Hill next Saturday. A C grade match for Mr. Reid's trophy will be played next FrWay.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the bogey match for Mrs. Burton's trophy, to be I played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill links tomorrow : —Mrs. Taylor v. Miss A. Grove, Miss C. Stubbs v. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Burton, Miss M. Haslett v. Mrs. White, Miss Churton v. Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Stewart v. Mrs. Schnauer, Miss Grierson v. Miss J. Easton, Miss Preece v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss M. Richardson v. Mrs. Sawers. Mrs. Malcolm v. Mrs. Brown, Miss Ponsford v. Miss M. Robson, Mrs. Robb v. Miss Perry, Mrs. Hamilton v. Miss Carnachan, Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Bourke, Miss Blackburn v. Mrs. Grevatt, Miss Millington v. Miss Evans, Mrs. Lovett v. Miss U. Russell, Mrs. Swain v. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Baird v. Miss I. Walker, Mrs. Balgarnie v. Mrs. Eddowes, Mrs. Towsey v. Mrs. Mcllraith, Mrs. Owen v. Miss Yonge.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the C grade match to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club on the Titirangi links to-morrow, commencing at 11 o'clock: —Mrs. Brook-Taylor v. Miss M. Cooke, Miss C. Wells v. Mrs. Gillies, Mrs. Bayley v. Miss Moody, Mrs. Reid v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Joplin v. Miss McKay, Mrs. Nicholson v. Mrs. Moore-Jones, Miss Bailey v. A. N. Other. -

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB.

In the L.G.U. . monthly medal match, played by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club, the best cards returned were:— Mrs. Quick, 107—34—73; Mrs. Buddie, 98— 21—77.

The approaching and putting competition was won by Miss B. Buddie, with a score of 21.

Following is the draw for the first round of an eclectic competition, to be played on Wednesday for Mr. Reeve's trophy:—Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Spiller v. Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. Blomfield v. A. N. Other, Miss Lorie v. Mrs. Deighton, Miss B. M. McDonnell v. Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. Kensington, Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Becroft, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Goldwater. Scores returned in this competition will be entered on the L.G.U. sheet.

The draw for the second round of the C grade competition for Mrs. Close's trophy is as follows: —Mrs. Jackson v. Mrs. Allen, Miss Phillips v. Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Duder, Miss Dunnet v. Miss M. Parker, Mrs. Atwood v. Mrs. Sellars, Mrs. Anderson v. Miss J. Parker, Mrs. Skeet v. Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Mclnnes v. Mrs. Scales, Mrs. Tysoe v. A. N. Other.

NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL.

BALMACEWAN TO BE INSPECTED,

A special meeting of the council of the New Zealand Golf Association in Wellington was attended by Messrs W. E. A. Gill (chairman), A. D. S. Duncan, A. J. Abbott, H. R. Balneavis, Captain Conway and Sir Alexander Roberts.

The meeting was called for the purpose of coming to a decision regarding the inspection of the Balmacewan links, in view of the resolution of the last annual general meeting at Hamilton. After full discussion it was resolved that Mr. C. H. Redhead, of Rotorua, should be asked to go down to Dunedin to report to the council upon the Balmacewan links as regards their suitability for holding the 1928 championship meeting.

With regard to the recent New Zealand championship tournament held at Hamilton, the following resolution, proposed by Mr. A. D. S. Duncan,, was unanimously carried: "That the council desires to record its keen appreciation of the efficient manner in which the arrangements in connection with the recent New Zealand championship meeting were carried out by the secretary and officials of the Hamilton Golf Club, and to thank the tournament committee of that club for its ready assistance and co-oper-tion with the secretary of this association

AUCKLAND CLUB.

The first round of the 54 holes medal conk petition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. The course was In excellent order but wind and heavy rain made playing conditions difficult. Following are the results :—H. Henderson, 92 —16 —76; H. Rees, 83—4—79 ; R. Johnston, 90—10—80; A. Boddington, 88—7—81; H. Horton, 90»— , 9 —81; C. A. Bowen, 86 —4 —82. In the junior championship D. Poison defated W. A. Pavitt, 5 and 4. - In the C grade competition D. D. Scott defated O. T. Smith, 2 np.

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB.

Following are the results of the thirf round of the W. R. Wilson Cup compete tion, played by the members of the Auckland Ladies* Golf Clnb last week:—Miss B. McGovern (12), defeated Miss C. Moginie (11), 1 up; Mrs. J. Wilson won from Mrs. Hodges by default; Miss E. M. Upton (6)'> defeated Miss S. Henderson (22), 1 np; Mrs. Marshall (8), defeated Miss S. Martin (14), 1 up; Mrs. Ferguson (12), defeated Miss. M. Cooper (8), 7 and 5; Miss I. Q. Lever (16) defeated Mrs. Robertson (9), 3 and 2 ; Miss T. Bayly (8) defeated Mrs. Bradley (24), 2 up; Mrs. Carter won from Miss K. Clark by default. The draw for the medal match for Miss E. M. Upton's prize is as follows:—Miss Ridings v. Miss Coutts, Miss H. Cutfield v. Miss Martin, Mrs. Nevill v. Mrs. E. Friedlander, Miss L. Cutfield v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss McGovern v. Miss Culling, Mrs. Robertson v. Mrs. Murphy, Miss Cooper v. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Joyce v. Miss Hamlin, Un. Wright v. Miss Cotterill, Mrs. Endean v. Miss Moginie, Miss Reid y. Miss Ruddock, Mrs. Rainger v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Carter v. Mrs. Martin, Miss Koakes v. Miss Rainger, - Miss Draper v. Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Bradley v. Miss Mahoney, Mrs. Fleming t. Mrs. Re veil, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Boddingtonv. Miss Kent, Mrs. Cooke v. Miss Walkley. Entries for the C grade match, to bs played on Friday, will close to-morrow.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB.

• The members of the Glendowie Ladierf Golf Club will play the first round of a medal competition on Wednesday for Mrs. .T. Wilson's prize. The draw is a* follows :—Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Hill: Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hutchison t. Miss Moden; Mrs. Dickey v. Miss B*riar, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. McGinley, Mrs. Stanley v. A. N. Other, Mrs. Mark wick w Miss Appleyard, Miss Sharland v. Miss M. English. Miss Katterfeldt v. Miss M. Tnn, Miss ■ O. English v. Miss D. Scott. The draw for the third round of the C grade eclectic:—Miss Sutton v. Miss Ernest. Miss E. Cullen v. Miss M.' Cullen,'' Miss W. Hintz v. Miss Lundon, Mrs." Wright v. Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Meadows v. Miss M. Hintz. The L.G.U. match wns won by Mrs.Butler. 116 —34—82. Other cards read'iV Miss Scott, 107—23—85; Mrs. Stanley. 110—25—85; Miss Frear, 116—30—86.

WAIUKU CLUB.

The Waiuku Golf Club closed its season; on Saturday with a mixed foursome, which was won by Forbes and Miss Harnaby with a score of 51—11—10, the other score* being as follows :— 0111 son and Miss U. Muir, 52—0—13; Ducker and Mrs. Harkness, 57—14—43 ;, Armitage and Miss Arkle, 56—13—13 ; Aldred and Miss Smith, 58—15—43; C. B. Herrold and Miss Neil, 54—9—45; Colbeck and Miss Aldred. 55—10—45; H. M. Barriball and Miss Glynne. 60—14—46; Monro and Miss Kidd, 61—13—48; Hill and Miss Hull, 63—13—50; J. White and Mies B. Muir, 68—17—51.

WAIHI CHAMPIONSHIP.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WAIHI. tills day. In the final of the Waihi Golf Ctab championship, Morris beat Cullen, 8 and 7. . ===== 1