GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 243, 14 October 1929, Page 16

GOLF.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

The Maungakiekie Club played a bogey handicap at One Tree. Hill on Saturday. Following were the best cards returned : — L. Knigut (11), R. E. Craig (14), 1 up; J. F. Rankin ('J), E. A. Robb (15), A. K. Turner (15), all square; J. M. Elliott (11), 1 down.

There will be a medal handicap at One Tree Hill next Saturday', partners to be drawn. . .

A four-ball match was played at Titirangi on Saturday under ideal conditions. The best card was returned by T. Goudie and N. McLean, (5 up on bogey, W. J. A. Thomson and A. C. McArtliur being 5 up. The final of the junior and C grade championship has been completed, J. Raiikin beating N. McLean, 3 and 2, and A. E. Saunders defeating A. E. McKeown at the thirty-sixth hole. In the play-off in the tie which resulted In the medal competition, It. M. Dacre beat E. E. Beeton, the former returning 82 — 12—70, and the latter ( Jl —lG—75. The following will represent the club against the Auckland Club at Middlemore on Saturday:—S. Morpeth, li. M. George, H. Brinsden, J. Hockin, T. Goulding, W. L. Robinson, C. S. Western, A. Goulding, A. E. Kobinson, V. L. Humphries, R. MeCrystall, H. A. Randrup, J. Methven, R. L. Wilson, G. Talliss, I<\ Trice, A. V. Peace, A. J. Good, R. M. Dacre, H. L. Robson, A. B. Joplin, W. J. A. Thomson, E. Oiilson, J. Carnaehan. Reserves. T. Burns, A. J. Hamilton, S. S. Hunter, A. Holdgate. Any player who cannot participate in the match is asked to communicate with the secretary.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

The draw for the four-ball best-ball iiiedal match to be played by the Maungakiekie Ladies' Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10.45 in order of the draw, is as follows: —Miss A. Grove and Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Beattie and Miss Stubbs, Miss G. Easton and Mrs. Itobb v. Miss Potter and Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Reid and Miss D. Stewart v. Mrs. Baxton and Miss Cooke, Mrs. O'Leary and Miss Haslett v Mrs. Sclinauer and Miss Richardson. Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Hortou v. Mrs. Russell and Miss Russell, Mrs. White and Miss Miller v. Miss J. Easton and Harvey, Miss G. Parr and Mrs. Burton v. Miss Carnachan and Mrs. Lov.ett, Mrs. Paterson and Mrs. Spinley v. Mrs. McIlraith and Mrs. Roberts, Miss McCabe and Miss Johnston v. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Mueller. Miss Coath and Miss Hacket v. Mrs. Henrys and Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Malcolm v. Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Bourke, Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. Mller and Miss Ponsford, Miss E. White and Miss P. Sritt v. Miss Finnerty and Mrs. Cliappell, Miss Williams and Miss Evans v. Miss Thompson ancl Miss C. Wells, Miss Walker and Miss Moodj v. Miss Lawrence and Miss E. Sclinauer. Ninth Tee. —Mrs. Brougham and Mrs Goldwater v. Miss Mullingtou and Miss Blackburn, Miss E. Hardley and Mrs Kilner v. Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Norton, Miss H. Hardey and Mrs. Ward v. Miss Land and Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Restall and Mrs [ Hutchison v. Miss Easdown and Miss Ronayne, Mrs. • .Topin and Miss Robson v Miss M. Bailey and Mrs. Alison.

AUCKLAND CLUB.

The club and junior championships o Auckland Golf Club were advanced a stagi further on Saturday when several matchei were played The following are the details Seniors.—First round: 11. Rainger bea J. P. Aldred, 5 and 4. Second round: W S. Ralph beat W. A. Donald, 2 up; B. M Gordon beat R. O. Gardiner, 1 up; S Macky beat R. Rainger, 2 and 1. The re maining two matches between H. Pluinlej and AV. N. Abbott and E. L. Bartleet ant C. M. Gordon have not yet been played. Juniors. —J. IP. Ewen beat J. A. Peacock 7 and' 5; A. L. Steadman beat U. M Masters, 3 and 1; B. Elliott beat W. Wil son, 1 up; Dawson beat Dr. Johnson, and 3. A medal competition was also played iim resulted as follows :-*-H. Henderson, 84— 14—70; W. Pavitt, 84—13—71; N. Louis son, 78—0—72; J. Hellaby, 88—16—72. '••"The following team will represent thi club against Maungakiekie at Middlemori next Saturday, the first pair to tee off a 12.28 p.m.:—R. D. Wright, W. S. Ralph H, Plumley W. A. Donald, E. L. Bartleet P. J. Western, .W. N. Abbott, R. G. Rainger R. 0. Gardiner, L. W. Delph, A. Bodding ton, F. Macky, N. Louisson, C. M. Gordon H. Tidmarsh, H. V. Coverdale, D. B Mansergh, G. H. Able, C. Jacobsen, D. Mac Cormick, J. P. Aldred, T. Kissling, V. W Wilson, W. B. Colbeck. Reserves: G. F Foote, R. F. Johnston, J. B. Lusk. The following will represent the clul against Pupuke at Pupuke next Saturday H. Williams, A. J. Friedlander, W. G. Borrii (Captain), C-. F. Gardner, B. C. Jacobs, D • . Robertson, J. K. Lusk, R. B. Wilson, H /, Henderson, V. Masters, M. R. Reid, T. R ■' Brett. "

PUPTJKE CLUB.

A bogey handicap was played by the Pupuke Club on Saturday for a trophy presented by F. H. Minpray. The : best cards returned were:—l: G. Mackenzie, 2 up; B. E. Goldwater, 2 up; L. J. Minogu'e, all square; A. G, Lane, all square; ii. G. Whittaker, 1 down; S. W. H. Chambers, 1 down.

OTAHUHU CLUB.

The Otahuhu Club closed its ecason 01 the Favona links on Saturday with mixed ■ foursomes handicap, played ove: nine holes. The winners were Misi Cameron and'W/ B. Eustace, with a card oi 39 —10 —29.A', Other events played were Approach and putt, won by B. H. Menzies senior long..drive, L. J. Croxson, 238 yds junior long drive, B. 0. Heather, 191 yds ladies' long drive, Miss Melsop; ladies - approach and putt, Miss Parton. After welcoming the visitors, and congratulating the club on-its successful year, * Mr.' S. W. House, president of the club, • presented the various trophies won during . .the season.

' ( . PAEROA CLUB.

PAEROA, this day. The Paeroa Club's season ended on Saturday, when there was a la,rge attendance. Results :\H!anna Shield, Mrs. Sllcock and A. E. Surry; putting competition, ladies, Mrs. Bray ; putting, men, A. •F. Stedman ; nine-hole match, ladies, Miss Ellis; ninehole match, men, Dr. Davis; novice match, Miss Argall. Trophies won by the lady players during the season were presented as follows: Club championship, Mrs. H. Bray; open club handicap, Mrs. H. Bray; monthly medal rounds, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Bray, Miss •Gibb and Miss Forrest; eclectic : handicap, Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Hubbard's trophy, Mrs. Bray; four-ball match, Misses Gibb; bogey match. Miss G. Gibb; sealed hole match, ■Miss M. Gibb: first year players' 12-hole match, Miss Forrest. The 18 holes and flat: matches were both won by Miss Forrest. The president, Mr. A. Pellow, expressed pleasure at the successful season the club had' experienced. )

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the flng match to be played op 'Wednesday by the Glenrtowie Ladies' Club for a prize presented by Mrs. Hayes: Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Hintz,, Mrs Hutchison v. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Rennie v. Miss Brookfield, Miss Maden v. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Miller v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. Browne v. Miss W. Hintz, Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Warren. Miss Dale v. Miss Lundon, Miss M. English v. Miss Sharland, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Lawrence, Miss 0. English 'v. Miss Sutton, Miss Colebrook v. Miss Eales. The draw for the C grade match is as follows •—Miss Pagni v. Mrs. Holdsworth, Mrs. Cahill v. Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Meadows v. Miss. WellSj Miss Wright v, Miss Odell, Miss' Gaudin v. Miss Adams. The L.G.U. silver medal has been won by Mrs. Browne, and the bronze medal by Miss D. Brookfield. The Cameron Cup will be held for the year by Miss D. Brookfield. .The annual meeting of the club will be held in the clubhouse, on Saturday, October 19, at 1 p.m.

AKARANA lADIES' CLUB.

Members of the Akarana Ladies Club held an enjoyable "At Home" yesterday, visitors beincr present from Maunjrakiekie, Glendowie. Otaliuhu, Pupuke and Papakura. A foursomes competition was played the visitors afterwards beincr entertained 'to afternoon tea? at the clubhouse. The trophies were won by Mrs. Gilniore and Mrs. Rushton. who returned a score of 101 23—78. Other scores were: Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Cox. 108—28—80: Miss Jones and Miss P. Peet, 115—34—81. Mrs. Brook-Smith and Mrs. Masefield were awarded the consolation prize.

CHRISTCHTJRCH FINAL.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. In the Chrlstchurch Golf Club's championship final B. M. Macfarlane beat E. I H. Pumphrey 5 and 3.

GLENDOWIE V. TITIRANGI.

The senior teams match between the Titirangl and Glendowie Clubs ended in a draw, each club winning six matches. Results were as follows :—C. Allcott lost to T. A.'Goulding, 2 down; N. Cliing beat R. McCrystal, 3 and 2; Dr. Horton lost to A. M. Goulding, 2 and 1; E. Hutchison beat 11. Robson, 4 and 3; R. Edmonds lost to R. M. Dacre, 2 and 1; P. Xicholls beat E. Olsen, 7 and 6; S. Woods beat A. G. Good, 3 and 1; A. Dutliie beat Glarnalian, 4 and 3; G. Kissling lost to W. Holdgate, 3 and 2; E. J. Richardson lost to A. B. Joplin, 5 and 4; 11. Rawlinson lost to C. Robinson, 7 and 6; O. Wolfgramm beat A. J. Parr, 3 and 2. The rseult of the bogey handicap played by those not taking part in the interclub match was: A. E. Sloman, 1 down: N. Sncdden, 1 down: U. A. Forgie, 2 down; A. Horspool, 2 down; F. Trice, 2 down; F. Faram, 2 down; T. Russell, 2 down; C. R. Hewson, 2 down. N. Snedden won the play-off. The pairs who tied in the mixed foursomes played last week settled the issue during the week-end. C. Allcott and Hintz won from Thomson and Miss M. English. The winners were 2 down on bogey.

KAIKOHE CLUB.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) KAIKOHE, this clay. The handicap one-club medal round, played by the Kaikohe Ladies' Club for Mr. Hardman's trophy, was won by Miss Mcintosh, with a net score of 03. Miss Pausina was next with 63.

OKAIHAU CLUB.

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) OKAIHAU, this day. In the finals for the Okaihau Club's Championship Cup, C. Thomas beat E, Henderson 4up and 3. Mr. Thomas put up a record round l'or the links—42, for nine holes.

AKARANA CLUB.

A bogey competition played by tlie Akarana Club on Saturday for a trophy presented by tlie president, resulted as follows: V. U Baker, 3 up; J. Swansou, 1 up; S. Mcßodie, all square; G. L. Wynyard, all square ; H. It. Tyler, all square; A. M. Henderson, nil square ; G. Cheltenham, 1 down ; A. E. l'oung, 3 down; F. Hazelden, 3 down.

PUKEKOHE CLUB.

PUKEKOHE, this dny. A mixed foursome oil Saturday ended the Fukekohe Club's season. Mr. and Mrs. I'avitt, Papakura, 40 —17 —29, and Miss Duncan and K. Pike, rukekohe, 48—19— 29, tied for first place. The play-off went to a further nine holes and was won on the last hole by Mr. and Mrs. I'avitt. Other leading cards were as follows: —Miss O'Neill and Coyle, 40—15—31; Miss Arbucjde and Freeman, 43 —12 —31; Dr. and Mrs. McWhirter, 47 —15 —32. At the close of play the trophies won during the season were presented by the president of the club, Mr. J. Roulston, sen., assisted by the president of the ladies' division, Mrs. David Koulston.