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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 262, 5 November 1928, Page 15

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THE AUCKLAND CLUB.

lii the semi-final of the club's championship played at Middlemore on Saturday, R- D. Wright beat H. Plumley at the nineteenth and \V. Abbott beat H. L. llees, 3 and 2. The final will be played next Saturday over 30 holes, the morning round commencing at 10.3U and tne second ruund at 2 p.nj. The final of the captain's tourney between H. Plumley and L. B. Campbell, will also be played next Saturday. Results of the second round of the junior championship are as follows :—E. J. Kichardson beat B. S. Finn, 4 and 2 ; M. Louisson beat H. Henderson, 3 and 1 ; B. C. Hart beat \V. Pavitt, 5 Bad 3; E. B. McDonald beat C. K. Palmer, a and 3. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The draw for the monthly medal competition to be played to-inorrow is as follows : —Miss M. Graham v. Mrs. J. Wilson, Mrs. Hodges v. Miss Lew, Mrs. Wright v. Miss L. Cuttield, Miss Orr v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Hanna v. Mrs. Kutherford, Miss Ridings v. Mrs. Joyce, Miss Coutis v. Miss D. Uaiuger, Miss McGoverti v. Miss H. Cutfield, Miss Culling v. Mrs. Buttle, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Ferguson, Miss liathbone v. Misi Buddie, Miss MacCormick v. Mrs. Dufaur, Mrs. Hughes v. Miss Upton, Mrs. Muiphy v. Mrs. Green, Miss Macfarlane v. Miss T Bayly, Mrs. Marshall v. Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Morris v. Miss E. Wilson, Mrs. Henry v. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Neviil v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Finn v. Miss ItuddoCTi, Miss Draper v Miss C. Bayly, Mrs. Fleming v. Miss E. Mahoney, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Nonkes, Mrs. Keveli v. Miss Walkley. Miss Henderson v. Mrs. Mackenzie, Miss S. Mahoney v. Mrs. Frater, Mrs. Kainger v. Mrs. Martin, Miss I'orter v. Miss A. Bayly, Mrs. Watson v. MUs Kent. Mls6 Cousius v. Miss Kgerion. A flag match for prizes presented bv Mrs Kutherl'ord will be played on Friday in coir junction with the second round of Miss Souter's eclectic match. Players who did not take part in the fiist round of the eclectic must enter by to-morrow. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. A bogey handicap match at the One Tree Hill links on Saturday was won by A. Tindall (handicap 18), with a score of 5 up. Other good cards were returned by G. C. St. George (9), 1 up ; H. Worsley (0), J. Murray (0). and S. Wiseman (It), all square. Next Saturday mixed bogey foursomes will be played, players thoosiug their partners. The second round of the F. S. Ballin Cup was played at Titirangl under ideal conditions. Following are the results: —G. Jones beat H. Broadbent, 2 and 1 ; J. Gilmour beat J. Francis. 6 and 4 ; F. Price beat J. N. Hockin. 1 up; It. Jl. George heat E. C. Robinson, 4 and H ; t'. F. Western beat S. Gaskin, 1 up; 11. L. Massev beat A. Le Sieur, 2 and 1 ; J. Horton beat X. Shroff, 2 up; T. Burns beat A. Fairburn, 2 and 1. The season will conclude next ?aturdav with mixed foursomes. Post entries will be received, players to choose partners and i opponents. The final of the junior championship was played during the week end, when J. Gilmour, the Maungakiekie junior champion, met S. Gyllies, the Titirangi junior champion. After a very close contest Gilmour won at the thirty-ninth hole. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. A one-club match will be plaved to-mor-row, commencing at 10.30. Players will choose their own partners. The annual meeting will be held at the clubhouse at 2.30 on Wednesday. The presentation of prizes won during the season will follow. A medal handicap and consolation match will be played during the morning, commencing at 10 o'clock (players to choose partners. A B grade consolation match will also be held, commencing at the first tee at 12 o'clock, players to choose partners. The last C grade match was won by Mrs. W. H. Cooke. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. A bogey handicap will be played on Thursday. Entries close to-day. The four ball bogey match played at the conclusion of the tournament last week was won by Mrs. Cain and Mrs. Paterson, who returned a card of 5 up. Miss 11. Cutheld and Miss McGovern were second with 3 up. Following is the draw for the C grade match to-morrow: Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. J. D. Johnston v. Miss Macj kay, Mrs Brinsden v. Miss B. M. Cooke, j Mrs. Barclay v. A. N. Other. HAMILTON CLUB. Hamilton, Sunday. ! Close games yesterday marked the close of the season. | The president, Dr. H. Douglas, presented trophies to the prise winners. The championship winners were.—Senior championship : M. Mcßeth; runner-up, W. C. Wynne. Intermediate championship : F. A. i s J va " ) rick ; runner-up. p. G. Russell. Junior i championship : W. M. Horton ;-*>runner-up, Q. Hovey. Bell Cup: P. G. Russell. Gilbey [Cup: W. M. Horton. # j The mixed foursomes»" played yesterday were won by H. W. Fisjier and Miss McKensie, 45 net. Other cards returned were;.: Caan and Mrs. Aitken, 46; East and Miss Templar, 49 ; Wynne and Mrs. Bartlett, 50 ; King and King, and Miss Masters, 50; Swarbrick and Mrs. Whitehouse, 51; Ross and Miss Rosa, 52; Gillies fnd Mrs. Gillies, 62; Day and Mrs. Day. 52; Kiby and Mrs. Hume, 52; McFarland and Miss Hammond, 53; Russell and Mrs. Russell, 53; Atkin# and Mrs. Williams, 53. MATfERE CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) TAUMARUXUI. Saturday. The third round of the president's handicap match over nine holes has been completed by members of the Matiere Club. The following net scores were returned :— i. Saw 88, B. Mellrmitb 40, W. J. Pratt *f. A, fioaa 32, H, Fraud* 43, A. L. fiosa 43 A. Alan son 49, and A. Rhynd 52.