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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 206, 31 August 1928, Page 12

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MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Following is the draw for the qualifying rounds, over 36 holes, for the C grade championship, 16 to qualify, to be played at One Tree Hill to-morrow, commencing at 9 a.m. :—E. La Koche v. A. Tindall T Stone v. D. D. Holland, G. Goodwin v. j! W. Court, It. E. Craig v. J. Dawson, W H Graham v. J. W. Tucker, R. Sawers v*J Harrison, R. H. Melville v. L. Knight," A E. Vhitten v. A. E. Robb, G. L. Knight v. J. Howie, R. W. Verry v. T. H. Ganley C Hardley v. S. Reid, F. Schischka v. W. T White. A medal handicap will be played In the afternoon. Post entries will be receive-J players to choose partners. Following is the draw for the qualifying rounds for the O grade championship to be played at the Titirangi links to-morrow:— W. Cain v. M. Robb. J. Truseott v. A. A Tysoe, G. Birch v. W. R. Vercoe, R. Gray v. L. Rogers, P. A. Spurdle v. G. H. Beaumont

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Owing to the men's championship matches commencing at 9 o'clock to-morrow the One Tree Hill links will be closed for ladv players during the raorn'.ng. Week-end players may play after 2 o'clock On Tuesday next the postponed bogey match will be played in conjunction with the first round of the eclectic match. Entries close to-day. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. The final of the senior championship wns won by Mrs. Banister, who beat Mrs. Hoskinc. 2 and 1. In the final of the jnnlcr championship Miss Russell beat Mrs. Henry. 5 and 3. Some splendid scores were returned In a Canadian foursomes played yesterday. The ''est card was returned by Mrs. Russell and Miss Stubbs, 83—17—66. Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Endean also returned a card of 53—15—68. .The competitions were won by Miss K. Ilorton, Mrs. Dufaur and Miss G Easton. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.TL monthly medal and C grade match to be played to-morrow:—Miss E. Katz v. Mrs. Ilipkins, Miss Parton v. Miss Richards, Miss E. O'Loughlen v. Miss E. Whitelev. Miss Percy v. Miss. Mallsop. Miss Cutforth v. Miss Drendon. Miss R. O'Lauchlen v. Miss Whyte, Miss Wyllie v. Mrs. Shaw. Miss O. Whitelpy v. Miss Wills. Mrs. Boyce v. Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Massey v. Miss M Hynes, Miss E. Hill v. Mrs. Moffltt, Miss .Muir v. Mrs. Kelsey. Mrs. Cos v. Miss M. Hill, Miss Lloyd-White v. Miss Speedy, Miss Denize v. Miss X. Katz. PAPAKURA CLUB. The draw for the semi-finals of the junior championship, to be played to-morrow. Is as follows : —McLennan v. Busing, Bobbins v. Gilmore. PUKEKOHE CLUB. PUKEKOHE, this day. The ladies' senior championship was won by Mrs. Motion, who beat Miss Backhurst in the semi-final. 7 and 5, and Mrs McWhirter in the final, ~6 and 5. The final for the ladies' junior championship is to be played between Miss R. Johns and Miss Jamieson. An eclectic handicap, for Mrs. David Roulston's trophy was won T>v Miss A. Potter, who returned a card of 110—48— 68. The next best cards were:—Miss R. Johns. 191—32—69; Miss Jefferis, 104— 24—80. To-morrow members will compete In tho qualifying round for the foursomes championships. The draw for partners 13 a? follows, players to choose their own opponents : —Ladies : Miss deary and Miss Dick, Miss Raines and Miss Backhurst, Mrs. Motion and Mrs. O'Loughlin, Miss .Tamleson and Miss Ingram. Miss A. Johns and Miss Pattle, Mrs. McWhirter and Mrs. Maddison, Miss Duncan and Mis>s Allan Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Johns. Miss Kensington and Miss O'Connor, Mrs. Hosking and Miss Gray. Miss JeflFeris and Miss A. Potter. Miss R. Johns and Miss Roulston, Mrs. Roulston and Miss Pirrit. Miss Sellnr and Miss Perkins. Miss Clark and Miss I. Stuart. Miss L. Potter and Miss Ingram. Men : Roulston. sen., and Roose. McWhirter nnd Foster, Townsend and Munro. Hood nnd Payne. Brosnahan and Drake. O'Loughlin and Lee. Lawson nnd Findlay, Lallv and Minch»r. Duncan and Hosking. Maddison nnd Roulston, jun.. Anderson and Pike Kifsling and Stuart. Short and Sellar, Schlaepfer and Charlesworth. OTOROHANGA CLUB. OTOROHAXOA. Thursday. The stroke play competition for the Parry-Rowlands Shield <ras won by R. H. Cowern in the men's section, with a score of 91 —26—65. and by Mrs. Patterson in the ladies' section with 112--36 —76.