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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 162, 11 July 1930, Page 14

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MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. An inter-club match between junior team'.- from the Maungakiekie and Hamilton Golf Clubs will be played at the Titirangi links during the week-end. The following players will represent the Mauugakiekie Club: —A. Fairlnirn, N. C. McLean. A. H. Gyllies, L. Knight, W. E. Bush. P. Balgarnie, A. E. launders. W. K. Vercoe, C. J. MacCulloch. G. M. White. Following is the draw for the first round of. the Ellifle Cup match play handicap to be played by members of the Mauugakiekie Golf Club at One Tree Hill links to-mor-row •—r m. Tolhurst v. J. Keys, C. Hardley v. F. Foord. T. H. Chapman v. G. Hardlev W. E. D'Audney v. G. Goodwin, G. Smith r. A. F. Ellis, G. C. St. George v. R H. Melville. .T. Laws v. A. Ely. C. tr. Nicol v. L. Schnauer. D. D. Holland v. S Reid. L. Etherington v. R. W. Verry, E A Tuke v. E. R- Rohb. A. McKeown T C R Jones, .T. Gentles v. J. Harrison, .T Dawson v. 11. O. Wiles. W. Smeeton v! B. Bond, R. Angus v. A. K. Turner, .T Methven v. T. D. Shanley, .T. W. Clarke v R. E Craig. W. H. D'Audney v. X. Kidd T W. Tucker v. E. Henton, .T. Sherlock v L. 11. Swain, R. Alne v. A. Tindall, D K. Bussell v. .T. M. Elliffe, D. R. Garrard v. .T. Hirst. W. J. Horkin v. W. Calderwood. C. Schnauer V. E. D. Reidy, X. Hubble v. W. O. Lane. R. Cleghorn v. W E La Roche. 11. Wricrht v. A. E. Duncan X Gordon v. T. F. Mitchell. F. Xewell v A. Morpeth, .T. F. Shanley v. .T. T. Lloyd. Ij. IS. Norton r. F. Wiseman, .T. Rankin v. S. Milne, S. Hunter v. F. Alpe, B. B. Hooper v. W. Frnser.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the result of the J-G-U. | modal mntcli played by members of tlic Titirangi Ladies' (jolt" Club: _ Seniors. — Miss Bray, 93 —1.) iS; Mrs. Svain 05 —13 —SO; Mrs. Peigliton, S7—7 SO:'Mrs. Piiferson, 07 —17—SO; Mrs. R. L Wilson. S7—6—Sl: Miss Iv. Ilortou, <>j_lo SI; Mrs. O'Lcary, 95—14—51. Juniors.—Miss G. I'. Finlay, 102—33— HO: TVlrs. Walker. 10S —34 —74: Mrs. G. A. Hard lev, 101—27—74; Mrs. C. Robinson, ;)() 25--74: rviiss M. Fouhey. 100 —J4 — 77; Miss M. Bailey, 104 —23—79; Mrs. Gv'llies. 107—25—79. • 'in the play-off of a tie in an eclectic match', between Mrs. Ilosking. Mifs G. Kaston and Mrs. G. White _ the first-named won with a score of 73 ;> fi.S. _ The following players qualified in the order mentioned on their net scores for the handicap match play for the captain s tropin-:—Mrs. G. P. Finlay. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. G. A. ITardle.v, Mrs. Robinson. Miss M. Fouhey, Miss M. Bailey. Mrs. Gyllies. Mrs Swain, Mrs. Deichton, Mrs. Paterson," Mrs. K. Wilson. Miss K. ITorton. Mrs. O'Leary. Mrs. .Toplin, Mrs. Wiles. G. Parr. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Ilejirys, Mrs. Rudjre, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. TTosking, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Mueller. Mrs. Banister. Miss c; Easton. Miss Cornaga, Mrs. Melrose, Mrs-. Gardener. Mrs. Johnston. Miss M. Miller. Miss Grierscn. Miss .T. Kaston. Tn the semi-final of the Ballin Cup Miss K. ITorton beat Miss A. Grove. 0 and ->. and Miv. Banister beat Miss G. Parr. 1 up. The final will be played before July —.

AKARANA CLUB. Members of the Akarana Golf Club played an IS holes stroke handicap yesetrday morning. V. L. Baker, with a card of yy 11 —72, won the cup for the best gross score, as well as the senior cup. A. Sinclair won the junior cup with a card 0 £ S7 —15—72. Following were the best cards- returned :—V. L. Baker, 83—11 72; A. Sinclair, ST—ls—72; W. K. Swanson, 01—12—70; G. S. Cole, 103—-4— 70; K. Dargaville, 01—12 —70; J. Swanson, 01—8—S3; E. Bilkey, 107—24—83; It. G. Kainger, SS —4 —84; A. b. loung, In tlie afternoon a four-ball bogey handicap was played. J. Swanson and J. Henderson, with a card of 7 up, won the cups for the best score. Other cards were :— L H Norton and H. B. Ganley, 4 up, V. L.' Baker and W. K. Swanson, 3 up; A. Sinclair and Dr. Patterson, 1 up; M. Pringle and M. Iliiitz, 1 up. The senior team will play Otaliuhu at Otahuhu on Saturday, and a bogey match will be held at the Akarana links for the Considering the poor prospects of the wither, there was a fairly large attendance of members from outside clubs at this, the club's Open Day.

EVERSLIE CLUB. Following is the draw for the second round for the Kolin Cup to be plajed tomorrow by members of tlie Lverslie Golf Club:—Lever v. Brewer. 1. G. Smith A. Johnson, Wardell v. Beeclicy, Wilson \. Leiteli, Rhiiul v. A. G. Smith, Busing v. Finlay, Widdowson v. Kichardsqn. \ medal round will be played by other members of the club The draw is as followsGoddard v. Hobson, Hogan \ • Dykes, McDonald v. I. O'Neill, Sorrell v. Rice, P. J. Parker v. Alford, Egan v. J. O'Neill, F. Parker v. Anderson, Dcelian Brown, Kellaway v. Prince, Walsh v. another.

WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. The match arranged to-morrow for the week-end players of the Waitemata Ladies Golf Club will be played the following Saturday.

EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.TJ. medal round to be played by membeis of tlie Everslie Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow. Mils Smith v. Miss Call is, Mrs. Fmlay v Mrs Busing, Miss Kushwortli y. Miss Agmen-Smitli, Mrs. Rice v. Miss I< Miss Thomas v. Miss Wilson, Miss Thomson v. Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Wardell v. Miss Wright, Miss Cole v. Miss Turner, Miss Derbyshire v. Miss 8.. Rushwortli, Mrs. Tolinson v. Mrs. Lever, Miss J. Derbyshire v. Miss Cosgrove, Miss Little v. Mrs. Bilkey.

EVERSLIE V. GLENDOWIE. Tlie following players will represent the Bverslie Club in a match against Glendowie to be played on the Glendowielmko during tlie week-end: —Hogan, Dykes, Rliind. A. G. Smith, Beecliey, Wardell, Rice, Brewer . T. G. Smith, Goddard, Busing, Widdowson, Searell, Leitch, Ferguson, Wilson.

NEW .WHAREPAPA LINKS.

The Helensville Golf Club has now completed satisfactory arrangements to open new links at Wharepapa, where an excellent nine-hole course has been laid out. The greens for the present season will be only temporary, but the fairways are in excellent condition. On Tuesday afternoon an enthusiastic working bee dismantled the club's pavilion at Te Tou Kauri and arrangements have been made for its reerection on the new links. The official opening will Ue held tnis month, after which club competitions and inter-club matches will be resumed.

ONEWHERO CLUB. The tliircl round for the captain's trophy is to be played on Saturday, the first pan starting at 12.30 p.m., and others at fourminute intervals in order of the draw, which is as follows From the first tee: McDermott v. D. Cameron, Reals v. Martin, Evre v. L. Allen, Phillips v. Brownlie, Walter v. Muir, Rau v. E. Cameron. From the seventh tee: Pattullo v. Tawha, FrankIvn v. Abernethy. Glasgow v. A. Allen, Poutu v. Taylor, Walton v. Lacy. _ Ladv members are to play the third round for Mrs. Eyre's trophy, play starting at ]1 30 am The draw is as follows : —Miss S. Cameron v. Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Allen v. Miss \i<labie, Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Owen, Miss F Cameron v. Miss Reals, Mrs. Brownlie v.* Mrs. Hull. Mrs. Eyre v. Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Pattullo v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Bartleet v. Miss Greensmith.

PUKEKOHE CLUB. The qualifying round for the Kohn Cup competition is to be played by members of the Pukekolie Golf Club on Saturday. The draw is as follows Foster v. Anderson, Maddison v. Sclilaepfer. Stuart v Drake, McWhirter v. Payne, Gill v. W llson. Spoonei v Charlesworth, Brosnahan v. Sellar Jobson v. Roulston, jun., Coyle v. Short, Johns V. Tike.

HAMILTON V. AUCKLAND. Following arc the players selected to represent the Hamilton Golf Club in the nMtch against the Auckland Golf Club at St. Andrews links on Saturday:—J. L. Black, \V. C. Wynne, 11. T. Gillies. C. B. Wake. A. T. Atkins. T. Simpsou, C. Blundell. J. M. llorton. It. Guv. G. S. Crimp, C. Sutcliffe and H. AV. Fisher. Reserves: D. Gerrand, T. Hotson.

PAPAKURA CLUB. The second round for the P. -T. Parker trophy, postponed from last Saturday, will be. played by members of the Papakura Golf Club to-morrow. The same draw as for last week' Will apply.

HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. HAMILTON. Thursday. The Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club played a team from the Middlernore Club, Auckland. at Hamilton to-day. The matches resulted as follows, the Auckland players being mentioned first: —Miss N. McCormick beat Mrs. F. Mander. 3 up and 1 ; Miss E. Upton and Mrs. C. A. Arthur, all square; Mrs. .T. Wilson lost to Mrs. C. 0. Bennett, 3 down and 1 ; Mrs. K. Rutherford and Mrs. G. W. Gower, all square ; Mrs. Robertson beat Mrs. I/. D.'iy, 1 up; Mrs. A. It. Abbott lost to Mrs. D. Hay, 2 down and 1; Miss Marion MacFarlane lost to Mrs. T. A. Milrov, G down and 5: Miss E. Malioney lost to Mrs. W. Batt, 4 down and 2. Canadian foursomes were played in the afternoon, and resulted as follows:—Miss X. McCormick and Miss E. Upton beat Mrs. F. Mander and Miss P>. Dawson. 3 up and 1 ; Mrs. .T. Wilson and Mrs. K. Rutherford lost to Mrs. C. A. Arthur and Mrs. C. O. Bennett, 3 down and 2 ; Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. A. R. Abbott lost to Mrs. L. Day and Mrs. W. Batt, 3 down and 2 : Miss Marion Macfarlane and Miss E. Mihoney lost to Mrs. T. A. Milroy and Mrs. G. W. Gower, 3 down and 2.

TE AWAMUTU CLUB. Following is the draw for tlie qualifying round of the King Country championship Dr. Blundell v. n. Wallace, A. Barnett v. 11. V. Holmes, M. 01 way v. \V. .M. Winter, 11. McDonald v. l'arker, A. J. .Shepherd v. K. A. Coyne, D. McArthur v. A. F. "Walker, S. S. Preston v. .T. O'Sullivnn, IL Focke v. W. Douglas, J. Wallace v. E. Jeffries. Dr. Roberton v. N. McAlister, I!. G. Hodges v. 0. Grotty, J. Oliphant v. P.. Hague, B. Kelly v. A. W. Gallagher, R. Ilill v. R. Dalziel. .T. Thomson v. 11. I'eake. I). Cairns v. D. Wallace, A. M. Beetham v. E. Bent. The first six gross cards in three rounds qualify for the championship The Te Awamutu Ladies' Club will play tlie second qualifying round for the King Country championships in conjunction with the L.G.U. medal competition. The draw is as follows: —Miss K. Woolly v. Mrs. 11. McDonald, Mrs. Teasdale v. Mi;?s Focke. Miss Cameron v. Mrs. Houston, Miss M. Clark v. Miss M. Kay, Miss A. Montefiorc v Mrs. J. P. O'Sullivan, Mrs. W. Douglas v*. Mrs. E. Bryant. Mr'j. M. McXair v. Mrs. J. Oliphant, Miss Vt'. Manson v. Mrs. Whvte, Miss Irwin v. Miss Civil, Mrs. Peake v. Miss .1. Manson, Miss A. Leea v. Mrs. A. F. Walker.

TAURANGA CLUB.

TAURANGA, Thursday. In, the second round of tlic competition for flic Cameron Cup, the best cards returned were: B. Snodgrass, SO —15—71; H. P. Bryan, SO —14—75 ; J. H. Garrett, 100— 20 —SO: It. T. Goulding, S5 —3 4 —71; P. Kochc, 06 —14—82 ; 11. P. Butts, 103 —IS — 35; D. Corrigan, 03 —S —7s. In the third round of the Aquila Cup competition (he best cards returned were : — XV. Turner, 95 —20 —75 ; L. G. Simmonds, 91—20 —71; A. C. Anderson, SS—lO—7S ; A Buxton, 9S —20 —78. Leading aggregates of the best two of the three rounds for this competition were: L. G. Simmonds, 71, 76—147; W. Turner, 72, 75 —147. These players will play off In the first round of the junior medal competition for Saturday players, the scores returned were:—A. Mayfield, 101 —34—67; H. Titterton, 112—2S —84; \Y. G. Bobbie, 117 —30 —87; G. Maylield, 117 —32—85; I). Tovey, 112 —34—75; G. O. Baron, 310— 36—74; O. A. Briscoe, 131 —36 —95; C. Bullivant, 128—36—92. In the second round of the junior medal competition for Wednesday players, the scores returned were:—C. H. Jordan. 99—26—73; .T. Guinness, 106—24—52 ; S. Guinness. 3 24—36 — 88; L. E. Woods, 129—36—93; D. V Hanna, 108—22—56; J. T. Heald, 105—32—76.