KIRK CUP MATCHES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 101, 1 May 1930, Page 18

KIRK CUP MATCHES.

QUESTION OP CONTROL. WELLINGTON, Wednesday. The conferences between the visiting Australian golfers and representatives of the New Zealand Golf Council on the question of future rules for the KirkWindeyer Cup competition have . now been concluded, and the results will be placed before the Australian Golf Union. Mr.< G. O. Sutton, secretary of the New Zealand Golf Council, stated to-day tliat the Australian Golf Union was now willI ing to control matches for the Kirk- [ Wyndeyer Cup in. Australia. This was regarded as a very satisfactory development, as previously the union was not anxious to control cup matches. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. - . i The draw for the monthly medal and first round of the eclectic cup to be played on Tuesday next by the Auckland Ladies' I Club is as follows :—Miss Culling v. Mrs. Craven, Miss Noakes v. Miss Orr, Mrs. J. Wilson, v. Miss E. Wilson, Miss Hamlin v. Miss MacCormiek, Mrs. Robertson v. Mrs. Hughes, Miss McGovern v. MiSs H. Cutfield, Miss Mogini v. Miss Rathbone, Miss MacfarlanQ v. Miss T. Bayly, Miss Upton v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss L. Cutfield v. Mi-s. Wright, Mrs. Endean v. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Green, Mrs. Buttle v.< Miss Roberton, Mrs. E. B. Brown v. Miss Jackson, Miss S. Mahoney v. Miss Ballantyne, Miss Clark v. Mrs. Croft, Miss Coutts ' v. Mrs. Finn, Miss H. Asser v. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Miller v. Miss Nevlll, Miss E. Mahoney y. Mrs. S. Harina, Miss Rainger v. Mrs. Boddlngton, Mrs. Morris v. Mrs. Foster, Miss Reid v. Miss C. Bayly, Mrs. Friedlander v. Miss Cousins,- Mrs. Nevill *■. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Jefferson v. Mrs. Prater, -Miss Porter v. Mrs. llainger, Mrs. Trice v. Miss Wakeley, Mrs. Carr v. Mrs. Martin, Miss Graham v. another. WAITEMATA CLUB. The following is the draw for a medal handicap to be played by the Waitemata Club on Saturday: Hogan v. Layzell, O'Connor v. Baxter, Grahame v. Chapman, O'Connell v. Porter, Taylor v. Jaekson, Walsh v. McGregor, Jones v. Bailey, Weir ' v. McKenzie, Robinson v. Hunter, Compton v. Joughlin, Griffiths "v. Woods, Rowan v. Anderson, Wilson v. Hill, Jackson v. Bruce, Mundy v. Burgess, Ash v. Mason, Spence v. Gooding, Simmonds v. Another, Prime _v. McLeod, Rae v. Whitley, Clark v. > Naismith, Duder v. Rudge, Langbien v. Hume, Downer v. Muskett. - GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. The links- were in good order for the Crlendowie Ladies' Club's open day yesterlay. The best gross score was returned ay Miss K. Horton with a score of SI. The ?enior medal was also won by Miss K. Florton, 51—12—69. Other cards were :— Mrs. Deighton, 85—9—76; Mrs. R. L. Wilson, 85—6—79. The junior medal match resulted in a ie between Mrs. Warren, 97—23—74, and Mrs. Young, 106—32—74. The tie was lecided on the last nine holes and was rvon by Mrs. Warren. Other cards were:— Miss E. Mahoney, 94—19—75 ; Miss M. rohnson, 112—36—76; Miss Lundon, 112 —35—77; Miss Brookfield, 97—19—78; H tfrs. Gilmore, 97—19—78. B The professional, F. Rutter, presented a I riub for the best net score returned by a I nember of the Glendowie Club. This was I von by Mrs. Warren, with a score of 74, £

PUPUKE CLUB. The draw for the first monthly medal round to he played by the Pupnke Club on Saturday is as follows: —C. H. Kingsford v. Howie, Goldwater v. De Cllve Lowe, Sherriffs' v. Matthews, Mingay v. Robinson, Ansell v. Lane, Close v. Grimwade, Grerille v. Saunders, Mills v. Chambers. Gould v. .Tohnston, Bennett v. Minogue, Drower v. Hunt, B. Kingsford y. Hopkins. Lush v. Williams, Chisholm v. Taylor, Thompson v. Short, Stephenson v. Sellars, Norris v. Browne, Stemson v. Foster, Skeet v. Black. RAWHITI CLUB. The final of the Rawhiti Club's percentage fours competition will be played on Saturday. Otahuhu club. The Otahuhu Club's season will be officially opened on Saturday, when mixed foursomes will be played over nine holes, commencing at 1 p.m. Players will choose their own partners and opponents will be arranged by the secretary. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. HAMILTON, Wednesday. The flag match played to-day by the Hamilton Ladies' Club was won by Mrs. B. Bartlett, who carried the flag to the 10th fairway. MOKORUA CLUB. WHAKATANE. Wednesday. On Saturday the ladies of the Mokorua Club will play a foursome match as follows : —Miss Prideaux and Mrs. Law, v. Mrs. Boon and Miss B. Guest; Mrs. H. J. Ryde and Mrs. Kent v. Mrs. Sloane and Mrs. Smedley; Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. C. R. Wilson v. Nurse Hill and Mrs. Johnson ; Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Loane ,v. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. A. C. King; Mrs. Appleby and Mrs. Murphy v. Mrs. C. Armstrong and Miss K." Guest.