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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 195, 19 August 1930, Page 15

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EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal round in conjunction with the qualifying round for the championship to be played by members of the Everslie Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow commencing at noon :—Miss Thomson v. Mrs. Busing. Miss M. Smith v. Mrs. Noel Johnson, Mrs. Wardell r. Miss Wright, Mrs. Lever v. Mrs. Goddard, Miss Collis v. Miss Little, Mrs. Bilkey v. Miss Agraen Smith. The following players will take part in a medal round for Mrs. T. G. Smith's trophy on Saturday:—Miss Thomas v. Miss Wilson. Miss Francis v. Miss .1. Derbyshire, Miss I. Turner v. Miss G. Rushworth. Miss B. Eushworth v. Miss Cole, Miss A. Derbyshire v. another. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLTJB. Following were the best cards returned by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' GoIE Club in a bogey match for a trophy donated by Miss E. Whiteley:—Mrs. Boyce. 1 up ; Miss Richards, all square; Miss E. Hill, 1 down: Miss Baxter. 1 down; Miss Mensop, 1 down; Miss Tims, 1 down; Mrs. Shaw, 3 down; Miss M. Carnachan, 3 down; Mrs. Heather, 3 down. In the semi-final of the championship. Miss Fercy beat Miss Parton, 3 and 2 ; and Miss Mellsop beat Miss E. Whiteley, G and 5. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. A medal round will be played by members of tie Papaknra Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow. Following is the Craw :—Mrs. Pavitt v. Miss M. Waltrrp, Miss Coxhead v. Mrs. Walters. Miss MoLennan v. Miss Finlayson, Mrs. Elliott v. Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Hirst. Miss Andri v. Mrs. Bridgman, Mrs. Wishart v. Mrs. G. Brook=, Miss Wood v. another, Mrs. Knight v. Mrs. Eade. Mrs. Kushton v. Mrs. TJrquharf. Miss G. Walker v. Mrs. Bradstreet. Mrs. Earl v Mrs Connell. Mrs. Johnston v. Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Kidd v. Miss Jar vie, Mrs. Peglar v. Miss Slack. Mrs. J. McConnell v. Miss Dreadon, Miss Urouhart v. Miss M. McConnell. Miss Jolly v. Miss Hams. An inter-club match was plnyed between the Papakura and Pukekohe Ladies Club*, the former winning by 7 games to ... Following are the results. Pukekohe names being: mentioned first:—Mrs. P. Ronlston lost to Miss Andri. 6 and 5; Miss won from Mrs. Bridgman, 4 and -J ; M;h? Allan won from Mrs. Earl. 4 and 2; Mis* Perkins lost to Miss Wood. 5 and 4: Miss Roulston lost to Mrs. Knight, ;> and 4: Mrs. Jobson won from Mrs. Connell. 1 up: Mrs. Harry lost to Miss Fiubivson. 5 and 4; Miss Stewart lost to Mrs. Watt*. 3 and 1 4 : Mrs. Moore lost to Mrs. FcKlar. 3 and 2: Miss R. Swindale lost to Mis.; Coxhead, 5 and 3. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the .bogey round to be played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow starting at the first tec at noon other players following at intervals of fonr minutes:—Mrs. P. G. Russell v. Miss *o=ko. Mro A G. Cradwick v. Mrs. C. Blundell. Mrs C. O. Bennett v. Mrs. N. Aitken, Miss M Allen v. Mrs. L. Teasdale, Mrs. C. A. Arthur v. Mrs. E. Bartlett Mrs. I .A. Milroy v. Mrs. G. X. Cower. Mrs. A. English v Mrs. D. Hay. Miss A- Coventry v. Mrs. R. P. Hazard. Mrs. W. M. Horton v. Miss M. McLean. Mrs. Orr v. Mrs. Clive Matthews, Miss E. Upton v. Mm- H. U Ross, Mrs. J. .McXicol v. Mrs. A. E. Sandford, Miss B. Vickery v. Mrs. G. bmith. Mrs R. Worley v. Mrs. A. J. Bond. Mrs. N X. Ross t. Mrs. McCracken. Miss Dawson v Miss J. Tenipler, Miss Stevens v. Mrs. N. Rawlings, Miss V. Cann v Miss K. Wilson, Mrs. L. Tompkins t. Mrs. C. L. MacDiarmid, Mrs. W. .T. King v. Mrs. A. James, Mrs. E. M. Masters v. Mrs. G. Primrose. Seventh Tee. at noon.—Mrs. J. 0 Sullivan v. Miss D, Eyre, Miss S. Wright T. Mrs. C, Hotson, Mrs. L. Day v. Mrs. E. J. Mears. Mrs. J. J. Standrin v. Mrs. A. E. Savage, Mrs. A. T. Atkins v. Mrs. R. English, Mrs. H D Matthews v. Mrs. Colin Taylor, Mrs. W. Peterson v. Mrs. H. Griffiths, Mrs. F. Ginar v. Miss B. Manning. The Saturday players will play their bogey round on Saturday. The second rounds of the championships and the consolation match will be played on August 27.

A one-day tournament will be held on August 2S. Following is the draw for the medal round to be played on Thursday, handicap player with a C grade player, starting at the first tee at 12.30 p.m.:—Mrs. L. Day v. Mrs. Burtenshaw, Miss v. Miss Russell, Mrs. MacDiarmid v. Mrs. Pemberton, Mrs. H. Griffiths v. Mrs. Kutherforii, Mrs. C. O. Bennett v. Miss C. Chitty, Mrs. P. G. Russell v. Mrs. Upton, Mrs. 11. D. Matthews v. Mrs. J. Clachan, Mrs. W. Peterson v. Miss M. Innes, Mrs. X. Eawlings v. Miss B. Hunter, Mrs. R. P. Hazard v. Miss 1L Pachards, Mrs. 11. C. Rose v. Mrs. Gordon Brown, 'Mrs. R. English v. Mrs. W. A. SuiitJ, Miss J. Texnpler v. Mrs. F. Beehan. . <

WAIUKU CLTJB. Playing on Saturday in the semi-final of the Waiuku Golf Club's senior championship, Howden beat Forbes. G arid 4. Howden will play Ohlson in the final, which will comprise a matcli over 36 holes, nest Saturday. In the third round for the junior championship Jerram beat Hamilton, 5 up; Plavell beat Hill, 2 up; and Munro beat Koscoe, 4 and 2.

TE AROHA CLUB. The competition for the August medal round of the Te Aroha Golf Club was concluded on Saturday. The winner was E. D. Johnston, with a net score of 69. The following were the best cards handed in:— B. D. Johnston, 91—22—69; F. W. Wild, 93_20—73; T. S. Wyllie, 93—J18—75 ; J. Johnson, 96—21—74 ; J. Kenny, 84—S—76 ; F. Bliss, jun., 97—21—76; C. H. Murphy, 100 —24: —76; L. C. Mackie, 106—30—76; J. P. Somers, 85—^ —77; J. C. Crompton. 90—12—75; W. H. Sleep, 10S—30—7S ; J. McLaehen, 89—20 —79; E. C. Wykes, 97—18—79. PTJPUKE CLUB. Members of the Pupuke Golf Club played the qualifying rounds of the junior and senior championships in conjunction with the fourth monthly medal round and Mingay Cup. The following qualified :— Seniors. —I. G. Mackenzie, 73: L. J. Minogue, 78; M. E. Thompson, 81; B. E. Goldwater, 81; B. W. Mills, 82 ;S. W. H. Chambers, 82; L. H. Saunders. 85; E. Johnston, 86 ; E. Lane, 87; J. A. Howie, 87; T. G. de Clive Lowe, 88; R. H. Greville, 89; D. E. C. Mowbray, 89; E. N. S. Chisholm, 89: H. W. Bennett, 92; W. Oliver, 93.

Juniors.—L. G. Ansell, 87: J. Williams, 92; C. E. Morley, 92; S. E. Xorris. 94; B. M. Sellars, 95; B. N. Swanston, 96; C. P. Hopkins. 97; J. L. Poster, 97; C. P. Brown, 98; J. B. Close. 99; W. C. Taylor, 100; W. I. Stemson, 100; E. O. Skeet, 100; C. H. Kingsford, 100; C. M. Black, 103. B. Kingsford and G. A. Waterman will play off for the 16th place, each having 107. Following is the draw for the first round of the championship to be played on Saturday:—l. G. Mackenzie v. W. Oliver, R. Johnston v. A. G. Lane, B. E. Goldwater t. D. E. C. Mowbray, E. W. Mils v. E. H. Greville, W. H. Chambers v. T. D. de Cliye Lowe, M. E. Thompson v. B. N. S. Chisholm, l>. Saunders v. J. A. Howie, L-. J. Minogue v. H. W. Bennett, L. G. Ansell v. Waterman or Kingsford, Foster v. Brown, Norris v. Skeet, Sellars v. Stemson, Swanston v. Taylor. Morley v. Kingsford, Hopkins v. Close, J. Williams v. Black. Following is the result of the monthly medal round: —L. J. Minogue. 78—9—69; L. G. Ansell, S7 —18—69; B. E. Goldwater, 81—11—70; S. W. Chambers, 82—12—70; E. W. Mills, 82 —11—71; L. H. Saunders. 55—14—71; E. Johnston, 86—14 —72; M. B. Thompson. 81 —S—73 ; J. A. Howie. 87 — 14—73; T. G. de dive Lowe. BS—l5 —73; E. N. 5. Chisholm, 89 — J. Williams. 92—18—74; E. H. GreviUe, 89—14— 75; D.»B. C. Mowbray, 89 —14—75; B. M. Sellars, 93—20 —75; G. E. Norris, 94— 19—75.

OPOTIKI CLUB. OPOTIKI, Monday. The second qualifying round of the men's championship of the Opotiki Golf Club was played concurrently with the second round for the president's trophy. The best cards returned were:—E. P. Baigent, 90—26— 64; J. B. Birkmyer, 84—17—67; B. H. Semple, 86—18—68; E. Barton, 89—20— 69; A." H. HHford, 56—16—70. HOLED Uf OHE. HAMILTON, Monday. The first hole in one recorded at St. Andrew's ffolf links this season was played by Major P. H. Bell, of Hamilton, yesterday. The tee shot at the first hole found the tin.

AKARANA CLUB.

Following is the draw for the first round of the Akarana Golf Club's championship, which has to be played before September S : Seniors.—B. J. Smith v. Dr. Paterson, W. K. Swanson v. G. Coltman. J. M. Coltman v. <J. It. Wynyard, V. I*. Baker v. J. M. McKenzie, H. A. Clarke v. D. Syine, G. M. Brown v. K. Henderson, F. Hazelden v. B. H. Potter, J. Swanson v. A. Sinclair. Juniors. —F. Preston v. T. Wood or C. Edwards, M. Kiely v. J. K. Campbell, H. K. Tyler v. H. Marshall, J. F. Murray v. XT. Swanson. E. R. Bayley v. P. E. Coutts, K. J. W. Clarke v. W. Gee-Taylor. W. P. Darrach v. A. Galloway, C. H. Halford v. H. P. Cullon. ROCKY DOWNS LADIES. The final of the Rocky Downs Club ladies' championship was played on Saturday. Miss E. Johnston defeating Miss M. O'Hara, 5 aud 4. A L.G.U. medal round was won by Mrs. A. H. Lamborune. ROCKY DOWNS CLUB. Some of the record rounds of Itocky Downs were registered on Saturday in an IS-holo medal competition. The dub champion, F." W. Hutchison (4) went round in 72 nett. 4 under bogey, and J. Corbett (12) returned the same nett score. The winner was found -with the toss qf a coin, Hutchison securing the honour. Other card* were:—F. Alnuist. 92—10—73; F. Woodhouse. 105—33 —75. The final of the club's junior championship was played over the •week-end. H. KeaJey beating F. TVoodhouse, 5 and 4.