GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 198, 22 August 1930, Page 13

GOLF.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB,

The first round of the Maungakiekie Golf 1 Club's junior and C grade championships will be played at the One Tree Hill'course to-morrow. All matches in the next round of the Eliffe Cup competition must also be played. There will be a medal handicap for those not engaged in either of these events.

WAITEMATA CLUB.

Members of \he Waitemata Golf Club will play the first rounds of the competitions for the Laing Memorial Cup and the Hislop trophy to-morrow. The Laing Memorial is open to players with handicap of 14 and under, and the Hislop trophy has been arranged for the remainder of the members. The conditions of play are two rounds eclectic. Following is the draw : —Hogan v. Hume, Porter v. McLe&d, Prime v. Maeiudoe, Rae v. Duder, Rudge v. Chapman, Loughlan v. O'Connor, McGregor v. Simmonds, D. Walsh v. Duff. McKenzie v. Leach, Josling v. Aldis, Anderson v. Gooding Burgess v. Bruce, Spence v. another, Layzell v. O'Connell. Taylor v. Spras?en, Jackson v. Downer, Whitley v. Miller, Bartlev v. Baxter. W. Walsh v. Crompton, Jones v* Rowan, Weir v. Robinson. Hunter v. W Hume, D. McLeod v. Wilson. Mundy x. Mason, Ash v. Brett, Brambley v. Bobbie.

EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. The following players will represent the Ever si ie- Ladies' Golf Club in a matcli against the Papakura Ladies* Club on the Papakura course on Saturday : —Mrs. Lever,' Miss Little, Mrs. Goddard. Miss M. Smith, Mrs. Busing, Miss F. Callis, Mrs. Bilkey. Mrs. N. Johnson. Miss Thomson, Miss B. Smith, Miss O. Wright, Mrs. C. Wardell.

NEW WHAREPAPA LINKS. HELENSVILLE, Thursday. The Helensville Golf Club will hold the official opening of its new links at Whurepapa on Saturday. The links is at present in excellent condition and it is hoped that several interclub matches with Auckland clubs can now be arranged. The new clubhouse has now been erected and the greens are greatly improved. Mixed foursomes will be played on Saturday, the draw and handicaps being as follows: —C. G. Sandin and Miss Eddleston (13) v. Dr. Matheson and Mrs. Towsey (19); B. Male and Miss Hunt (IS) v. W. J. Coutts and Miss A. Sheffield (14), B. Sceats and Miss J. Sheffield (IT>) v. O. Baton and Mrs. Sewell (G), E. Wayte and Miss Menzies (20) v. A. E. Dodcl and Mrs. Stanaway (IT), W. Throne, and Mrs. Sandin (13) v. G. Craig and Miss Stewart (17) J Stanaway and Mrs. Trousdale (13) t. J. E. Stewart and Miss Stanaway (19), A A. Tronsdale and Mrs. Fenner (lei) v. A*. Day and Miss J. Rimmer (21). MANUREWA CLUB. The following is the draw for the final round of the president's match to be played to-morrow Barnard v. Adlani. Edgley v. Gilmore. Hill v. McFarlane. White v. Galloway, Burton v. Jepson, jun. The final round for Mr. Galloway's trophy will be played in conjunction with this match. PAPAKURA CLUB. The second round of the Ryan Cup will be continued by members of the Papakura Golf Club to-morrow. Those players not in the competition will play a medal rouDd, players to choose own partners. THAMES CLUB. The second round for the Mead trophy will be played by the Thames Golf Club on Saturday. The draw is as follows:— E .T Clendon v. H. Marshall, Dr. Gray v. C H. Poulgrain, E. A. Malioney v. J. S. Columb, W. H. Baker v. L. Griffin. E. A. Palmer v. Dr. Liggins, H. Purnell v. W. H. Hoult, R. L. Andrews v. V. Boles. E. B. Clendon v. A. G. Fisher, F. S. Miller v. W. Price. G. A. Jorgensen v. C. A. Berry, R. M. Taylor v. H. Harden, A. S. Thompson v. H. Samuel, C. R. Cooke v. K. Wallace, A. Twentyman v. L. White, ,T. L. Price v. Sergeant Macnamara, W. Wilson v. 11. Blennerhassett. TE AROHA LADIES' CLUB. TE AROHA, Thursday. The monthly medal round of the Te Aroha Ladies' Golf Club resulted: —Mrs. F. W. Bliss, 103—26 —77 : Mrs. Meikle. 103—25 —78 ; Mrs. Dempster, 112—34—78 : Mrs. Hunger, 99 —19—80 ; Mrs. McGlashan, 106— 25—81: Miss Hedge, 111—2S—83; Miss Frear, 116 —22 —94. OPOTIKI LADIES' CLUB. Lady members of the Opotiki Golf Club played a medal handicap of 16 holes yesterday morning and a Canadian foursome in the afternoon. Following are the best cards: — Medal Handicap.—Mrs. Birkmyer. 82— IS 64 ; Mrs. Carroll, 88—21 —67 ; Mrs. G. Vanstone, 97—26—71. Foursome. —Miss L. Wilson and Mrs. C. Morris 99 —33 —66; Miss M. Ferguson and Miss Short. 97 —28—69 ; Mrs. Carroll and Mr! G. Vanstone, 103—30—73.