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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 197, 21 August 1929, Page 14

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. The semi-finals of the Auckland Ladies' Club's championship resulted: Miss F. Rathbone beat Miss E. Culling, the holder. 1 up at the 10th, and Mrs. R. Buttle beat Mrs. Ferguson, 1 up at the -Oth. The final will be played on Tuesday. I In the semi-finals of the junior championship Mrs. Cox beat Miss N. Ballantyne, " and 1, and Mrs. Grant beat Miss K. Clark,, G and 4. The final will be played next Tuesday. _ Following were the best scores returned in the bogey match played yesterday Seniors: Mrs. Ferguson, all square; Miss P. Orr, 4 down; Mrs. Henry, 6 down. Juniors: Mrs. Kainger, 3 down.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

The first round of the Grevatt Cup, plaved by the Maungakiekie Ladies' Club at One Tree Hill resulted as follows: Mrs. Houghton beat Mrs. Goldwater, 2 up; Miss Carnachan beat Mrs. Joplin, 3 and 2; Mrs. O'Leary beat Mrs. Miller, 5 and 4; Mrs. Spinley beat Mrs. Taylor, 4 and 3; Mrs. Swain beat Mrs. Saxton, 3 and 1; Miss J. Easton beat Mrs. Hosking, 2 and 1; Miss K. Churton beat Miss G. Park, 2 up; Mrs. McMillan beat Mrs. Henrys, 1 up; Miss M. Miller beat Miss Hacket, , 5 and 4; Miss Harvey beat Mrs. G. White. 1 1 up; Miss McCabe beat Miss Lamb, 1 up; Miss Lawrence beat Mrs. Paterson, 8 and 6; Miss S. Johnston beat Mrs. 1. B. Stewart, 3 and 2; Mrs. Owen beat Mrs. Scliauer, 1 up; Miss Grove beat Miss Walker, 1 up; Miss K. Horton beat Miss Blackburn, 4 and 3. The second round is to be completed by August 30. Following is the draw for the C grade match to be played at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10 o'clock: Mrs. Dawson v. Mrs. Garland. Mrs. Sutherland v. Miss A. Palmer, Mrs. O'Neill v. Mrs. Wallis, Mrs. E. Alison v. Miss R. Hill, Mrs. Hutchinson v. Miss P. Reid, Mrs. J. C. Hardiey v. Miss N. Clark, Mrs. Fee v. Mrs. Main. Mrs. Walker v. Miss Ryan, Mrs. R. Alpe v. Miss E. Thompson, Mrs. i Dunne v. Miss Kenderdine. Mrs. Keys v. ! Miss Rutherford, Mrs. Mclndoe v. Miss H. Hardiey, Mrs. v. Mrs. Leys. Mrs. Pvcroft v. Mrs. Stewart, Miss Ansell j v. Miss C. Wells, Miss Self v. Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mrs. Fletcher v. Mrs. Will, Miss | Lamb v. Miss Young, Mrs. Dudley v. Miss Tonge, Miss Bevidge v. Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Garland v. Mrs. Whitelaw. The L.G.U. medal handicap match, which was postponed yesterday, will be held on Tuesday nest, in conjunction with the ! bogey match handicap which Is arranged j for that date.

PUPUKE CLUB.

The following teams will represent Pupuke in interclub matches with Glendowie on Saturday next: — At Glendowie.—l. G. Mackenzie, M. E. Thompson, L. J. Minogue, B. E. Goldwater, E. W. Mills, H. W. Bennett, L. G. Whittaker, A. W. Clark, S. W. H. Chambers. T. G. de Clive-Lowe, A. A. Tysoe, L. H. Saunders. At Pupuke.—G. O. Stephenson, J. J. A. j Howie. A. G. Lane. G. D. G. Hunt, R. j Johnston, R. N. S. Chisholm, L. G. Ansell, j G. C. Malcolm, M. L. Drower, D. M. Davidson, C. P. Hopkins, R. H. Greville. j The best cards returned In the medal round for a trophy presented by Mr. A. Reeve were as follows: —C. P. Hopkins, i 99 —20—60 : R. H. Grevilie, 01—20—71; C. H. Kingsford. 93—20 —73; M. L. Drower. 05—19—76; R. N. S. Chisholm, 96—20—76.

ROCKY DOWNS CLUB.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) 3IATAMATA, Tuesday. Another member of the Rocky Downs Club, F. W. Hutchison, joined the select circle of "hole-in-one club " this week. The hole at which the feat was performed was the twelfth, an iron shot, 170 yards. Three members of this club, James Corbett, F. S. Woodhonse, and Hutchison, have now paid the penalty.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. 'The draw for the L.G.U. match to be played by the litirangi Ladies' Club to-morrow, starting at 10.45 a.m. from both fees at four-minute intervals, is as follows :— First Tee. —Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. .Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Mrs. Banister v. Miss Napier, Mrs. Hosting v. Mrs. Beuttie, Miss K. liorton v. Mrs. UXeary, Mrs. Shroff v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. J. C. Finlav v. Miss A. Hill, Miss Bray v. Miss Russell, Mrs, Griersou v. Miss " Grove, Mrs. Russell v. Miss Richardson, Miss Goldwater v. Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. Tavlor v. Mrs. Endean, Miss G. Easton v. Mrs. Reid, Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. Hasiett, Mrs. McArthur v. Mrs. M. Cooke. Miss Churton v. Mrs. Roberts, Sirs. Ferguson v. Mi's. Paterson, Mrs. Sutcliffe v. Mrs. Cain. Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Horton v. Miss Hacket, Mrs. Grevatt ' v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss Duder v. Miss G. Parr. Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs, Miller, Mrs. H. W. Cooke v. Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Spinley v. Miss Robson, Miss McGlashan v. Mrs. G. P. Finlav, Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Miss Bailey, Mrs. Campbell v. Miss Evans. Mrs. G. A. Hardlev v. Mrs. Restall. Mrs. Norton v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Mrs. Rudge v. Miss E. Hardley. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. White. Mrs. C. Robinson v. Miss Harvey. Mrs. Melrose v. Miss ,T. Easton, Mrs. Ward v. Miss Lawrence. Miss Moody v. Mrs. R. O. Gardnpr. Miss F. Hall v. Mrs. Darrow, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Grant, Miss MeGowan v. Mrs. Gyllies, Mrs. -Toplin v. Miss Ponsford. Miss L. Hall v. Mrs. Goldwater. , , . The C grade match postponed yesterday will bo played Tuesday.

ROTORUA TOURNAMENT.

I THE MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) ROTORUA, this day. . The annual tournament of the Rotorua Golf Club will commence on Saturday next. The popularity of this annual event is more pronounced this year than ever, and the, number of entries received for the championship event has proved somewhat embaragsing to the liard-workinc committee. Entries for this event have been limited to SO, and already over 140 have been received, and in consequence some disappointment will doubtless be felt by those who delaved sending in their entries until tno late." On Saturday next the first and second rounds of the Veteran's Cup will be plaved. and although post entries will be received up to Saturday, some 27 have aircadv come to hand. On Tuesday the 27th, 'the two qualifying rounds for the championship, and on Wednesday the first and second rounds of the championship will be decided. The semi-final will be nlayed on Thursday morning, the final on

Friday over 36 holes. The semi-final of the Veteran's Cup will be played on Friday morning, and the final in the afternoon. During the tournament stroke and bogey handicaps will be played, also a four-ball foursome bogey and best ball bogey handicaps, so that entrants who do not secure places in the championship or did not qualify, will be well catered fcr. The links arc in beautiful order, and since the break in the frosty conditions (which have been ruling for the past month) the growth of grass' has been tremendous, and lias taxed the efforts of the groundsman and his staff. The following is the draw for the qualifying rounds of the championship : — H. F. .Tames 16, v. A. C. Smith 1(5; F. W. Greenbank 16, v. J. M. Wilson 16; A. F. Woollams 1-1. v. C. McCullock 14; W. Wilson 13. v. S. Rickey 13; W. Maiugay 12, v. H. Empen 12 ; H. Gair 12, v. F. A. Kusabs 12: R. Sellar 12. v. E. La Trobe Hill 12; F. W. Wilkie 12, v. F. H. Minfcay 12; R. Edmonds 11. v. V. Baker 12; C. Blundell 12. v. 11. F. Bryan 14; V. Wilson 6, v. H. Brinsden 7; N. Louison 6, v. E. Tallis 7: H. Tidmarsh 5,' t. C. Riddell 6; R. O. Gardner 4._ v. F. Hutchinson 4; Rainger 4, v. C. E. Kusabs 4; J. S. Harrison 4, v. H. E. Troutbeck 4; H. B. Lusk plus 2. v. J. Goss. jun. 3: B. D. Wright plus 1. v. S. E. Carr 3: W. .Morrice scr, v. P. J. Western 3: W. X. Abbott 3, v. L. Seifert. jun. 3: E. L. Bartleet 3. v. M. D. Carr 4; J. Harold 5, v. J. B. Graham 6 : F. Trice 7, v. R. F. Johnston 7 ; C. Jacobsen 6, v. A. Sinclair 7; D. MacCormick 6, v. W. O'Callaghan 7; .7. B. Lusk 7, v. S. Powdrell 7 ; J. M. Hussey 4, v. Carlyon-Britton 4; W. B. Colbeck 7. v. E. E. Howden 8; J. P. Aldred 7. v. '.'opland Smith 8; R. Dacre 8. v. K. Buddie 0: F. W. Seifert 9, v. A. M. Howden 0; E. Hutchinson 9. v. A. Christianson 10; J. Humphries 10, v. A. V. P. Ford 10: F. Bulliek 10, v. C. F. Gardner 10: F. C. Niccolls 11, v. X. Smith 11; C. H. Redhead 11. v. B. C. Jacobs 11; E. B. Gunson (13). v. H. J. Smith 13; C. W. S. Gee 14, v. E. C. Hetherington 14; R. H. Phelan 15, v. W. Swanger 15; P. Dorrington 16, v. R. G. Sinclair 16. (From Our Own Correspondent.) ROTORUA, Tuesday. In the semi-finals of the Rotorua Club's championship and Junior Cup, the results were:— Club Championship.—Morice heat Buddie, 5 and 4; S. E. Carr beat P. A. Kusabs, 6 and 4. Junior Cup.—Fakes beat Makgill, 2 and 1 ; George beat Empcn, 2 up.