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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 234, 4 October 1927, Page 5

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MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. handicap watch to be played by members of tiie nhiißf"'"' 1 ' Laaws Goif Clao at ritirungi, on x'nuxsday, commencing at 11 o'clock: —Miss Masiett v. Miss Hill, Mn. Alison t. Mrs. Kuinerford, Miss McUatoe v. jlisa Bray, Miss cnurum v. Miss Uuder, Mrs. Stewart v. Miss Grieraon, Miss K» cuuhy v. Mrs. Beid, Mrs. Wiue*n ». Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Horion v. Miss iioldwater. Miss Harvey v Mrs. O'Lury, Miss Ooruft v. Mrs. Fraer, Mrs. White ». Miss M. Kouhy, Mrs. *. Miss Bail. Miss Kichardson v. Miss Cooke. Mrs. Fetre v. Mrs. Bourfce, Mrs. Uoyil t. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. SulcilHe v. Miss Mining, Mrs. Boberta v Mrs. H. Cooke, Mrs. v. Miss Johnson, i£vans v. Mrs. fclniay. Miss Potter v. Miss Hacfcett, Miss Ponstord v. Mrs. Kddowes, Mrs. Harrow v. Mrs. Mrs. Bobinson v. Miss MiUington, Mrs* Uoldwater v. Mrs. Chappeli, Mrs. Lorett ▼. Miss Kooson, Mrs. Xaies v. Miss i>- Hall, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Sawers, Miss Mo U lash an *. Miss Koesell, Miss Mctiowaa r. Mrs. Russell. GLENDOWIK V. AUCKLAND. The following will represent the Glendowie Golf Club against Auckland at Glendowie on Saturday:—F. Trice, B. R. Kissling, X. Ching, X. He-kin, L. Goodwin, P. Niccolls, B. H. Pavftt, B. Edmonds. O. Wdllgranun, B. Balfe, C. S. Woods, E. Bradley. Reserve: J. O. Lilly. The final of the captain's prise competition was won by B B. Kissling, who beat N. Uockin, 3 and 2. A mixed foursomes match was won by Mrs. Stanley and X. Hockin, 3 up.

GLEKDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L6.C. match to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:— Miss Marten t. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs Miller v. Mrs. Butler, Miss Friar v. Miss Arneil. Mrs. Hayes t. Miss Brookfteld, Mrs. Stanley v. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. McGinley ▼. Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Browne v. Miss Scott. The'draw for the C grade medal match of 18 holes, is as follows: —Mies London v. Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Meadows t Mrs. Wright. In the semi-finals of the championship. Miss Scott defeated Miss O. English, 7 and 5, and Mrs. Browne defeated Mrs. Stanley. 3 and 2. The final will be played to-mor-row.

The C grade eclectic match was won by Mrs. Hayes, and the C grade medal match, of 18 holes, by Mrs. McGinley. OfAHUHU MIXED FOURSOMES. Following are the results of competitions played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club on dosing day:—Mixed foursomes: Miss M ell sop ana C. F. Jones. Ladies' long drive: Miss M. Cutforth. Approaching and putting: Miss E. Whiteley. - Men's long drive: W. B. Eustace.

OTAHUHU WOMEN'S TITLE. The final of the championship of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club was won by Mrs. Hipkins, who beat Miss Cutforth. 1 up, at the 19th hole. In the handicap match play competition for the cup donated' by Mr. Kohn, the results were:—First round: Miss Cutforth (22) beat Mrs. McNlely (23), 5 and 3; Miss Darrach (24) defeated Mrs. Chapman (34), 7 and 6, after one round had finished all square; Mrs. Hipkins (26) defeated Mrs. George (34), 4 and 3; Mrs. Menxies (36) defeated Miss H. Wylie (36), 7 and 6. Semi-finals: Miss Darrach defeated Miss Cutforth, 2 and 1; Mrs. Hipkins defeated Mrs. Mensies, 2 up. Final: Miss Darrach defeated Mrs. Hipkins, 4 and 3. The eclectic competition for Dr. Rowley's trophy was won by Miss Cutforth.

WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the medal round to be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club on Thursday:—Mrs. Bayly ▼. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Walsh v. Mrs. Prime, Mrs. Clouston t. Mrs. Nevill. Mrs. Gooding v. Mrs. McDongall, Miss McGlashan v. Miss Marks, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Goldwater v. Miss F. Hall, Mrs. Chapman ▼. Mrs. Broughton. Miss Patterson v. Mrs. Budge. Mrs. Beaumont ▼. Mrs. McCreadie, Miss Hall ▼. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Harper, Miss King t. Miss Mason, Mrs. Lewin *. Miss Williams, Mrs. Cook ▼. Mrs. George, Miss N. Mason v. Miss P. Macindoe, Mrs. Maeindoe v. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Kennedy t. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Spicer v. Miss Stoddart, Miss Dunnett ▼. Mrs. Creagmile. An approaching and pntting competition was won by Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Bayly being second. A pntting competition was won by Mrs. Goldwater, with Mrs. Clouston second.

A C grade match for Mrs. Goldwater's trophy was won by Miss King. An eclectic match was won by Mrs. Macindoe, with a score of 64. Miss Mason, 72, was second.

PUKEKOHE CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) PUKEKOHE, Monday. Pukekobe Golf Club's senior championship for this season was decided daring the week-end. The winner. W. G. Brosnahan. defeated T. J. Lally in the final, 2 up and 1 to play. Brosnahan has now won the championship seven seasons in succession.

TAIHAPE MATCHES. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TAIHAPE. Monday. The secor-' 'nd of the Bond Cnp was concluded on the 2nd. when the best cards returned indicated the following scores:— Miss Dickinson. 118—31 84; Miss K McCarten. 121—36—85; Mrs. G. C. Annstrong, 111—24—87; Mrs. S. H. Cornier. 119—32—87; Miss M. Sexton. 124-36-! 88; Mrs. Wakeman. 110—21—89: Miss E. K. Beattie. 125—36—59; Mrs. J. E. Hamill. 126—36—90; Mrs. Bradley. 113—20—93; Mrs. McKenzie. 116-5-22—94; Mrs. Onder. '13— IS <>5. **"*•