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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 102, 2 May 1929, Page 16

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB.

Following are the results of matches played by members of the Auckland ladies' Club in. the second round of the Hope Lewis Chip:—Mrs. Cox (21) defeated Mrs. Wright (18), 7 and 6; Miss L. Catfield won from Mrs. Fleming by defanlt; Mrs. Craven (20) and Miss F. Bathbone (9), all square; Mrs. Buttle (12) defeated \fteß G. Bnddle (13), 5 and 4; Miss Hamlin (11) defeated Miss Lever (17), 3 and 2* "Wisa Colling (3) defeated Mrs. Friedlander (26), 6 and 5; Mrs. Trice. (21) defeated Miss K. Roberton (27), 3 and 1; \ficw Moginie (15) defeated Mrs. Green (17), 5 and 4; Mrs. Bainger (22) defeated Mrs. Carr (22), 5 and 4; Miss T. Bayly (11) defeated Miss C. Martin (35), 1 up; Mm, Jefferson (34) defeated Miss Henderson. (22), 2 up; Mrs. Finn (24) defeated Mrs. Dargavnie (25), 3 and 2; Mrs. Morris (21) defeated Miss Walkley (33), 8 and 7; Mrs. Frater (22) defeated Miss M. Gibbons (16), 5 and 4: Mra. Miller won from Miss Cousins by default. The next round must be played by May 13. The monthly medal will be played on Tuesday next, entries closing at the clubhouse on Friday.

EVERSLEE LADIES' CLUB,

Following is the draw for the first monthly medal round to be played on Saturday by members of the Eversli* Ladies' Golf Club, play commencing at 1.30: M-rp, Warden v. Miss O. Slack. Mrs. Francis v. Miss Schischka, Miss O. Wright t. Mias J. Derbyshire, Mrs. Lexer v. Miss B. Cosgrave, Mrs. Aitcheson v. Miss A. Derbyshire, Mrs. Goddard v. Miss J. Little, Mrs. Boles t. Miss J. Wilson. Mrs. Bilkey v. Miss-F. Callis, Mrs. F. Lacassie v. Miss B. Agmen Smith, Miss M. Smith v. Miss M. Francis. Mrs. Bnsing v. Miss Arbuckle, Miss E. Cleary v. Mies A. Cole. Mrs. Bice v. Mrs. •T. Richardson, Miss I. Turner t. Miss M. O'Neill, Mrs. Finlay t. Mrs. Bcthune.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the first round of a handicap match play competition to be played by members of the A.L.G.C. on Friday artf Saturday:—Mrs. McCarthy v. Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Griffin v. Miss Hickman. Miss Young v. Miss Feet. Miss Darrach t. Mrs. Preston, Miss Tyler Davies v. Miss Cox, Mrs. Fearnley v. Miss G. Hodge, Mrs. Ellis T. Mirb Dalton, Miss. Stubbs v. Miss Grant, Miss P. Feet t. Miss D. Hodge, Miss .Tones v. Mrs. Ewen, Miss Berry t. Miss Bygate, Miss Langdill r. Miss Wynyard. Miss Jenks v. Miss Deacon, Miss Connett v. Miss Knott. Miss Miller t. Mis McGee, Miss Trayes v. Mrs. Cox Miss E. Fearnley r. Miss Smith. The C grade members will play the first round of an eclectic competition. Following is the draw:—Mrs. King v. Mrs. Zabara, Mrs. Bowker t. Miss I. Walters, Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Blakey, Miss V. Clark v. Miss Kerr-Taylor. Mrs. Lobs v. Mrs. Darrach, Mrs. Bobinorr v. Miss Marshall. Mrs. Sinclair t. Miss Floyd. Mrs. Lucena v. Mrs. Burtenshaw, Miss Webber

GLENDOWEE CLUB.

The following is the draw for the second round of tie 36-hole eclectic medal handicap to be played on Saturday:—W. Lax on and C. Lores-rove. P. White and C. Hewson. H. Wright and A. Bunting, A. Dnihie and T. Russell, C. Allcott and O. Wolfyramm, Dr. Hon: on and J. R. Bendall, W. Home and e C. Bieraacki, Geo. Metcalfe and A. Sloman, R. Barstow and G. Kissling, H. O, Thomson and F. Restall. A. C. Johns and A. Churchouse, J. Stedman and X. A. Forgie, A. Sutherland and G. Warren, B. Good-win and P. Niccolls, E. Hutchison and L. Harrison, L. Ke.vs and A. O. Horspool, F. Faram and E. .Colebrook, H. Jefferson and W. Xewsham, A. Stead man and H. Gee, X. Ching and E. Edmonds. H. Goodwin and X, C. Snedden. C. Garrard and K, Harrison, J. Hall and Trice.

WAITEMATA CLUB.

A four ball best baß handicap (senior "and junior pairs), will he held on Saturday afternoon next. Pilfer* will select their own partners.

OTOROHAHGA CLUB,

* OTOROHAXGA, Wednesday. Following is the draw for the ParryRow J and Shields Competition, to be played on Saturday:— Ladies.—Miss Kerr v. Miss MeCready; Mrs. Alexander v. Miss Calvert; Mrs. Craig T. Mrs. Skinner ; Mrs. Cook vr Mrs. Cowern 'Mrs.'Ellis t. Mrs. Franks; Miss Hopkirk v. Mrs. Simms; Miss Hall v. -Miss Hoyle; MrsL B. STines v. Mrs. Irvine; Mrs. Evelei gh r. Miss Qnin; Miss Barker v. Mrs. Sxntih; Miss Wills v. Miss Symes; Miss M. Hitchings v. Miss Mossman; Miss Hobson T. Mrs. Hitchings; Mrs. Anstin v. Mrs. Boles; Mrs.-ET Langkilde v. Miss N. Hitchings; Mrs. Corbett v. Miss Tlerney; Miss La-sres v. Miss V. Langkilde; Miss Glover v. Miss Quinlan; Mrs. Morley v. Miss Reehal; Mrs. Larson v. Mrs. Maxwell. Men.—Dmbe t. Merrin; Pearce v. Bees; Kerr v. Anderson; Gilberd v. D. Liddy; Howarth v. Leigh: Ellis v. Parr: B. Symes v. R. A, Symes; Simms v. S. H. Fry; Hudson v. Cowern ; Hitchings v. Alexander ; Prescott v. K. Liddy; Fortescue v. Morley ; G. H. Fry v. Craig.

OKOROIRE CLUB.

(By Telegraph —Own Correspondent.) MATAMATA," Wednesday. The Okoiroire .Club ' played its first medal round of the season to-day. The best card was returned, by W. Rice, S2—l2 —70, with E. Harwood runner-up. 83—12 —71. The old Okorolre Cup and Peerless tourney will be plaved over the week-end. Several Auckland and Hamilton golfers will be amongst the competitors.