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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 206, 1 September 1930, Page 15

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AUCKLAND CLUB. WEEK-END RESULTS. The first round of the Auckland Golf Club's C grade championship was played at Middlcrtior-e on Saturday. Folio wins were the results: —G. Hutchinson beat L. Nathan, 4 and, 3; K. Wilson beat 11. Giltillan, 6 and 4; <R. ,T. King beat W. B. 'Brittain, 4 and 3 ; G. iLudbrook beat C. EMills J Palmer, 2 and 1;, C. A. Hammond beat 3d. Camming, :5 and 2. A bogey scramble was also held and was won by It. D. Wright with a score Of 2 up. Other good cards were: W. Wilson, 1 up; N. Lbulsson, 1 up ; S. Dawson, all square ; C. Jacobsen, all square. The boys' tourney will commence at Middlemore to day, starting at 11 o'clock.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Following -were tlie matches playc-d In the Maungakiekie Golf Club's championships at the Titirangi links on Saturday :—Seniors — First round*: K. M. George beat X. IT. H-qckin, li up; ,T. ixr. HOckin. beat R. M. Dacre, 4 and 2. Second round: A. M. Goulding beat T. A. Goulding, 1 up; K. McCrystall beat C. G. Fisher, 5 find 4. ,Tuniors. — Second round: S T. Gaskin beat Ij. Knight, 4 aud 3; W. 1\ Baker beat A. 'Fairbum, 2 up. Following are the results oil matches played in the consolation round : A. B. Joplin beat B. Humphreys, 3 and 2; A. J. Parr beat J. S. Rankin, at the twentieth; A. J. Good 1 beat C. M. Jacobsen, at the twentieth. A 'bogey handicap will be played next Saturday for the president's trophy, partners to be drawn. The semi-final of the Maungakiekie Golf Club's .junior championship was played at One Tree 'Hill on Saturday. Following were the results: —C. It. Jones beat A. Ely, 4 and 2; J. Goyd-er beat F. Newell, 1 up. The 'best cards returned in the bogey handicap were as follow: —I/. Schnauer, 1 up; C. R. Jones, J. Goyder, A. E. McKeown, all square; R. A. McLean, 1 down; IR. l£. Craig, J. Hirst, F. Wiseman, 2 down. A medal handicap will be played nest Saturday, the A grade being for players with - handicaps of '15 find under, and the B grade for handicaps 16 and over. Opponents will be drawn.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the first round of the electic match for a trophy presented by Mrs. C. J. Sclinauer, to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill to-morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock, in order of the draw: —Miss K. Horton v. Bliss M. Cooke, Miss A. Grove v. Miss E. Sclinauer, Mrs. O'Leary v. Miss C. Stubbs, Mrs. Swain v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss G. Easton v. Mrs. Hipkins. Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Houghton, -Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Burton, Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Russell v. Miss Haslett, Miss <i. Parr v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Reid v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss M. Richardson v. Miss Carnachan, Miss P. Stewart v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. Mcllraith v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. G.. White v. Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Balgnrnie, Miss Lawrence v. Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. E. D. Henrys v. Mrs. G. A. Hardley, Miss Preece v. Mrs. Ramsay, Miss I. Walker v. Mrs. J. Stewart, Miss M. Robson v. Miss Moody, Miss IX Lamb v. Mrs. Dunne, Miss Coath v. Miss Ronayne. Miss Millington V. Mrs. Rudge, Mrs. Baird v. Miss Broughton, Mrs. Owen v. Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Eraser v. Miss A. Palmer, Mrs. Napier v. Miss C. Wells, Miss N. Self v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. Sawyers v. Miss H. Hardle.v, Mrs. J. C. Hardley v. Miss Williams, Miss Tiarks v. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Evans v. Mrs. Coakley, Mrs. H. Walker v. Mrs. O'Neill, Mrs. Choyce v. Mrs. S. Reid, Mrs. Pee v. Miss Webstei. Ninth Tee: Miss Cliurton v. Miss Gregson, Mrs. Oxley v. Mrs. Wellstcd, Mrs. P. Harrison v. Mrs. Gyllies, Mrs. Kilner v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Verry v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs, Caughey. Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. Leys, Mrs. Restall v. Miss R. Mahon, Mr§. Lloyd v. Miss Thompson. The results of the semi-finals of the Grevatt Cnp are'as follow : —Miss M. Cooke beat Mrs. O'Leary, 4 and 3; Miss I. Walker beat Mrs. F. Malcolm. 3 and 1. The final must be played by September 15. Following, were the best scores returned in the C grade eclectic match: —Mrs. J. Shanly, 108; Miss E. Thompson, 110; Miss D. Ryan, Miss L. M. Paterson. 111. A match for C grade players will be held on Thursday, players to choose own partners.

WAITEMATA CLUB. The Waltemata Golf Club's championships were resumed 011 Saturday, inp were the results: — Senior Championship.—M. O'Connor beat R. Rudde. G and 5; K. Baxter beat J. Prime, 4 and 2E. O'Connell beat M. Duder, 4 and 3; Taylor beat T. Bartley, 2 and 1, Intermediate Championship.—R. Hume beat F. E. MoLeod, 1 up; D. Melndoe beat Spraggon, 3 and 1; G. Jackson beat Downer, 1 up at the 19th ; \V. Langbien beat W. S. Whitley, 5 and 4. In the semi-finals W. Langbien beat G. Jackson, 3 and 2. Junior Championship.—W. Burgess beat R. Robinson, 2 up; Leach beat Harper, 3 up ; N. Hume beat Captain Dew, 2 and 1; McKenzie beat Walsh, 1 up. In the semifinal Leach beat Burgess, 6 and 4. R. Hume handed in the best card, 67—13 —54, In the two rounds eclectic play in the Laing Memorial Bowl competition. Other leading players were : T. O'Connell, 69—9— 00; M. Baxter, 67—7—60; W. Langbien, 74 —14—60; J. Hogan, 66—5—61. In the match for the Hislop trophy. R. D. McLeod, 79— tied with W. Burgess, (0—24—35.

GLENDOWIE CLUB. The second round of the Glendowie Golf Clubs championships was played on Saturday. Following were the results:— Seniors.—lt. Klssling, 158 ;F. Price, 150 ; B. Hutchison, 164; C. B. Thomas, 105; C. Allcott, 166; R. Edwards, 169; Dr. Horton 171; N. A.• Chlng, 174; J. Kissllng, 174; ' K - B radley, 176 ; C. Woods, 176 ; P. Nicholls, 176; A. Duffy, 179; O. Wolfgramm, 182; H. Goodwin, IS3. , Juniors.—L. Harrison, 177; H. Wright, 181; J. Hall, 188; J. Stednian, 189; A. Wilson, 189 ; L. Keys, 180; L. Lintott, IS9 ; T. Russell, 189; S. Saram, 193; T. Martin 194 ; C. Biernacki, 196; N. C. Snedden, 196; A. Churchouse, 196; S. Hintz, 199; C. Lovegrove, 203 ; N. Harrison, 203. C Grade.—N. A. Naismith, 187; N. T. Bailey, 108; S. Combes, 199; J. R. Rendell, 201; J. Sheen, 203; A. Horspool, 205; B. Johns, 209; D. McGregor, 213; C. Metcalfe,. 213; H. Thomson, 216; A. Howov Walker, 219 ; J. C. Graham, 221; M. Miller 221; A. Taine, 228; C< Rattray, 228.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday by the members of the Glendowic Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Butler v. Miss Brookfield, Mrs. Warrea v. Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Miller v. Mrs. Hintz. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. McMillan, Miss W. Hint./, v. Mrs. Howey Walker, Miss Colebrook v. Mrs. Combies, Miss Sutton v. Miss B. Hill, Mrs. Keys v. Miss Johnson, Miss Lundon v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. Lovegrove v. Mrs. McGinley, Mrs. D' Autlireau v. Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Kissling v. Mrs. Rennie, Miss Meadows v. A. N. Other, Miss M. English v. Miss .Scott, Miss O. English v. Miss Sharland, Miss Appleyard v. Miss Lawrence, Miss Sutton v. Mrs. Markwick. The draw for the C grade medal is as follows:—Miss Clark v. Miss Wright, Miss Rendell v. Miss M. Hints, Mrs. Bartleet v. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. Quill, Miss N. Bond v. Mrs. Holdsworth, Mrs. Meiklejohn v. Mrs. Levien, Miss Quill v. Mrs. Hughes, Miss Wells v. Miss C. Bond. The third round of the eclectic matrn for Mrs. Rennie's prize will be played on Friday. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following were the best scores returned for the bogey match played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss L. O'Callaghan, 1 up; Miss S. Longdill, 1 up; Mrs. England, all square; Mrs. Young, all square; Mrs. Hazelden, all square; Mrs. Caughey, all square; Miss M. Feet, all square. The results of the C grade bogey match are:—Mrs. Martin, 2 down; Miss Dovey, 3 down. Following is tlfe draw for the L.G.U. medal round and silver button, to be played to-morrow, play commencing at 11 a.ro.a — Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Hazelden, Miss O'Callaghan v. Miss P. Peet, Miss Dalton v. Mrs. Fearnley, Mrs. England v. Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Gilmore v. Mrs. Blakey, Mrs. Sinclair v. Mrs. Grant, Miss T. .Tones v. Miss Ballantyne, Miss Nicol v. Miss M. Peet, Mrs. Rayward v. Mrs. Cox, Miss Miller v. Mrs. Ross, Miss Todd v. Mrs. Caughey, Mrs. Rowntree v. Miss Marshall, Misn M. Bain: v. Mrs. Halford. Following is the draw for the C grade match:—Mrs. Zahara v. Mrs. Free, Mrs. Ewen v. Miss Keen. Mrs. King v. Mrs. Kingsland. Miss B. Endean v. Mrs. Burtenshaw, Miss Kerr Taylor v. Miss Dovey, Mis*: Birch v. Miss Floyd, Mrs. Martin v. Miss Millard, Mrs. Waller v. Mrs. Lon-r. Miss Spence v. Miss 1. Wii Iters. Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Darrach, Miss Tingey v. another.

PTJPUKE LA-DIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the medal round to be plaved by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club next Wednesday:—Miss A. O'Neill v. Mrs. G. Goldwater, Miss Leggoc v. Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. Clark v. Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. Herbert v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Davidson v. Miss B. O'Neill, Miss Harty v. Mrs. Tysoe, Miss Parker v. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Fraer v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Williams v. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Darlow v Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Beaumont v. Mrs. Palmer. Miss Loree v. Miss Wight, Mrs. Allen v. Mrs Deigliton, Mrs. Seurr v. Mrs. Kensington, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. J. Parker, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Gillies v. A. N. Other. Mrs. Atwood's trophy was won by Miss Harty. „ - Following is the draw for the C grade players in a medal round to he played next Thursday Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Cadncss, Mrs. Close v. Miss Jackson, Mrs. Atwood \. Mrs. Holl, Miss Gribben v. Miss Gillet. Mrs. Howden v. Miss Gledliill, Mrs. Kissen v Mrs. Short, Miss Williamson v. Miss McDonnell, Mrs. Bloomfield v. Mrs. Nicks, Mrs. Gray v. Miss Weston, Mrs. Winter \. Mrs. Gillett, Mrs. Seaman V. Mrs. Badley, Mrs. Randall v. Mrs. Bond, Miss v. Mrs. Scales, Mrs. Lush a-. Mrs. de Cine Lowe.

rotorua tournament. HANDICAP EVENTS. ROTORUA, 'Saturday. Tlic remaining events of the golfJ*"™*ment were completed to-day in beautiful weather. About 60 competitiors took part. A bogey foursome was played Mi tthe morning, and was. won by S. E. Larr ana E. Troutbeck, handicap 2, all square. The four-ball bogey was won by R. U Smith and H. C. Wells, 6 up. The next best scores were: M. Carr and Troutbeck, 5 up , Knife and Walden, 3 up. The annual veterans' golf competition will commence at Rotorua oh Tuesday and will be concluded on Friday. The competition is open to players 55 years of age and over, competitors playing oft their club handicaps. Entries have been received from all over the North Island, and will be accepted up to the commencement of play. TE PUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a mednl round to be played by members of the Te Puke Ladies' Golf Club in conjunction with a bogey match on Wednesday: — A and B Grade.—Mrs. Grainger v. Mrs. Webber, Miss Riddell v. Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Persey v. Mrs. Butcher, Miss Rogers v. Miss Bush. Mrs. Powell v. Mrs. Fox, Miss Mollgaard v. Mrs. Wilsone, Mrs. Douglas v. Mrs. Perring, Mrs. Simpson v. Miss Mark, Mrs. Wilkie v. another C Grade.—-Miss Chappell v. Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Mahoney v. Mrs. Cruickshank, Mrs. Cashmore v. Mrs. Hargreaves, Mrs. Jones v. Miss C. Wilson, Mrs. D. Wickhain v. Mrs. Booker, Miss O'Driscoll v. Miss Kenealy, Mrs. Shaw v. Miss Carruth, Mrs. Gibbings v. Mrs. Hookey, Mrs. W. Wickham V. Miss N. Mitchell. HAMILTON CLUB. HAMILTON, Sunday. A bogey match was played on St. Andrew's links yesterday, with the following result: .T. L. Black, all square; N. B. Bell, sen., all square; W. Awdry, 1 down; C. B. Wake, 2 down; W. J. King, 2 down; L. Champion, 2 down; A. T. Atkins, 2 down ; Ilogben 2 down; East, 2 down; J. Horton, 2 down. In the play off of the four-ball best-ball bogey match the results were : Crimp and Swarbrick, 5 up; Gillies and Morpeth, 1 down; Ppineroy and Beehan, 2 down. THAMES CLUB. THAMES,' Saturday. The first round of the Thames Golf Club's senior championship resulted as follows: I)r. Gray beat W. 11. Baker, C and 5; H. Purnell won by default from C. Letford; R, Andrews beat A. G. Fisher, 1 up; H. H. Marshall beat W. Price, 4 and 3; In the Junior championship Rev. Davison beat K. Wallace, G and 5; Thompson beat K. M. Taylor. ,

ONEWHERO CLUB. ONEWHERO, Saturday. The first qualifying round of tlie OnewheroGolf Club's championship was played to-day. D. Cameron and J. Poutu, each with a score of 99, returned the best cards. The second qualifying round will be played next Saturday in conjunction with the final round for the captain's trophy.