CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 247, 18 October 1928, Page 10

CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF.

BOGEY HANDICAP TO-DAY.

TREJWEKN (OTAGO) WIN'S.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) '

DUNE DIN, this day.

The New Zealand golf championship tournament was continued to-day. The second, bogey handicap, for amateurs, was won _by Trewern (Otago) with Roberts (Wellington) runner-up. Rain fell this morning and it will probably make the course very heavy for the final of the professional championship and the semi-finals of the amateur championship to-morrow.

WELLINGTON LADIES' TOURNEY

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) ; WELLINGTON", this day.

In the Wellington provincial ladies' golf semi-finals Miss Petrie. beat Mrs. Guy Williams one up, and *Miss Chrystall beat Miss Sim, 3 and 2.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUBS TOURNEY.

OPENING OP THE NEW COURSE. ' DRAW FOR SATURDAY. The Matingakifkie Golf Club's tournament commences on Saturday at the Titirangi links. This will be the first occasion on which the new layout of the course has been used. The president, Mr. G. Lawrence Taylor, will, formally declare the new course open before the tournament begins. This wilt .take place at 8.30 on Saturday morning from the first tee. Mr. H. W. Cooke, who has supervised the new layout, will drive off the first ball.

This tournament will be unique by reason ofr the fact that none of- those taking part, whether members of the Maimgakiekie Club or other clubs, will have played over the tournament course previously.

As this is a milestone in the club's history, the committee hopes that all competitors who can. possibly do ao will- be present for the opening function.

The following is the draw and starting times for -the Tlislop Cup, and the qualifying rounds of . the Titirangi Cup re-

starting from first tee.—H. A. Rapdrup v. C. N. Jacobsen, 8.30-;- Frank Hazelden v. R. O. Gardner, 8.34; T, E. Clark v. F. Hazelden,. 8 *8; G f H. Abel v. W. J. A. Thomson, 8.42 ; Wj. §, Ralph v. I. B. Stewart. 8.46; P. Trice v. D. Coyle, 8.50; J. A. Wallace v. A. B. Joplin, 8.54 ; R. D. Wright v. T. A. Goulding, 8.58; H. Tidmarsh v. A. M. Goulding, 9.2; W. N. Abbott v. J. N. Hocken, 9.6; R. M. George v. H. L. Rees, 9.10; G. L. Taylor v. N. C. McLean, 9.14; R. R. Kissling v. V. W. Wilson, 9.18 ; C. M. Gordon v. H. W. Cooke, 9.22 ; M. Nelson v. P. J. Western, 9.26; E. L. Bartleet v. A. E. Robinson, 9.30; A. M. Howden v. S. W. Hunter, 9.34; C. M. King v. C. S. Western, 9.38; G. M. White v. H. M. Rogerson, 9.42; A. S. Bailey v. A. K. Duthie, 9.46 ; B. C. Jacobs v. Dr. Horton, 9.50; C. B. HerTOld v. S. T.'Gaskin, 9.54; F. Laurie v. B. C. Hart, 9.58; A. MacDonald v. C. Robinson, 10.2; J. H. Francis v. W. P. Baker, 10.6; R. J. Torrens v. C. G. Johnson, 10.10; J. L. Carnachan v. S. Hunter, *10.14; F. W. Wilson v. P. Balgarnie, 10.18: H. A. Clarke v. J. Gilmour, 10.22; G. L. Brett' v. R. J 1 : Hamilton, 10.26 ; E. E. Hutchison v. W. Turbott, 10.30; A. Sinclair v. F. Moginie, 10.34; H. L. Robson v. R. McCrystal," 10.38; C.. G; Fisher v. A. J. Good, 10.42. >

Starting from eighth tee.—P. Harrison r. R. M. Tolliurst, 8.30; A. Cerrutty v. H. h. Massey, 8.34; A. B. Chappell v. F. W. Greenback, 8.38; H. R.'Cooke v. A. O'Leary, 8:42; M. Robb v. B. W. Beaumont,, 8.46 ; G. Marriner v. H. It. Jenkins, 8.50; E. E. Bp eh an v. R. J. Graham, 8.54; A. C, McArtliur'v. J.' M. Somerville, 8.58; G. M. Brown v. H. E. Kissling, 9.2; E. C. Robieson v. G. Tallis,, 9.6. The following is the order of the draw for those not playing in the morning round. The first pair will start at 2 p.m. : —R. I*. Wilson v. A. V. Peace, E. M. Ohlson v. Jj. J. Croxson. C. Bailey v. E. F. Burns, F. S. Ballin v. W. Nolan, H. Bi;oadbent-v. T. 11. Chapman, E. T. Canham viL. H. Rogers, .T. Murray v. R. Cleghorn, J. j M. Elliffe v. A. I,e Sienr, A. N. Taylor v. J. Parr. W. E. Sherington V. M. H. Shroff, R. H. Hallidaj v. W. R. Vercoe, W. T. Surman y. L. Williamson, S. MV Robie v. F. C. Western, W.: West v. T. Stone.

A K ARAN A CLUB.

A 18-liole bogey competition will be played at the Akarana course .jaext Saturday for a trophy presented 1)? Mr. Chas. Hodges. Partners will be "arranged at the clubhouse.