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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 218, 15 September 1930, Page 13

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CLUB TITLES. WEEK-END COMPETITIONS. AUCKLAND DEFEATS HAMILTON* A return match was played between -members- of the Auckland and Hamilton Golf Clubs at Middlemorc on Saturday. Singles' were played in the morning and four-ball matches jn the afternoon. Auckland winning the former by 10 games to 2, and also the four-ball competition by 6 games to 0 The course was in excellent order. Following were the results. Hamilton names being mentioned first:—' Singles.—J.L. Black lost to H. Pluirilev, 4 and 3;- \V. C. Wynne lost to W. S.'Ralph, 5 and 4; It. Guy beat It. D. Wright, 1 up;, H. T. Gillies lost to A. Donald, 4 and 3; C. Hotson lost to S. Colbeck, 1 down: W. D. Boss lost to, V. Wells, 7 and 5; A. P. Atkins lost to E. L. Bartleet, 4 and 2: C. Sutcliffe lost to Dr. Abbott, 3 and 1; G. F. Crimp lost to It. O. Gardner, 3 and 1; H. W. Fisher lost to It. ltaingcr, (5 and 5; Dr. Blundell beat P. Weston, 3 and 2: T. J. Russell lost to C. Jacobsen, G and 5. Four-ball Matches.—Black and Wynne lost to Plumlcy and Ralph, 4 aud '3; Guy and Gillies lost to Donald and Wright, 3 and 2; Hotson" and Ross lost to Colbeck and Wells, 4 and 3; Atkins and Crimp lost to Bartleet and Abbott, 4 and 3; Sutcliffe and Fisher lost to Gardner and Rainger, 3 and 2; Blundell and Russell lost to Western and Jacobsen, 2 down. A medal competition for those not in the teams resulted in a tie between C. Towle 90—1G—74, and E. Harper, 92 —IS—74. AUCKLAND CLUB. , '/ ' Following is the draw for the qualifying rounds of the Auckland Golf Club's championship to be played at Middlemorc next Saturday:— 9 a.m. and 12 noon, H. Simmonds and F. Wilson; 9.4 and 12.4, H. P. Williams and J. B. Elliot; 9.B'and 12.8, 11. Henderson and R. Sellar; 9.12 and 12.12, C. M. Gordon and A. Boddington; 9.16 and 12.1G, H. L. Rees and P. ,T. Western; 9.20 and 12.20, R. G. Eainger and N. Louisson; 9.24 and 12.24, R. B. Wilson and T. Kissling; 9.28 and 12.25, H. Tidmarsh and H. Piumley; 9.32 and 12.32, It. F. Johnston and W. Wilson; 0.36 and 12.30, H. Abel and It. O. Gardner: 9.40 and 12.40, W. S. Ralph and S. Colbeck; 9.44 and 12.44. E. Bartleet and J., B. Lusk, 9.48 and 12.48, D. McCormick and E. B. Browne; 9.52 and 12.52, Dr. Abbott and V. Wilson; 5).50 and 12.56, W. B. Colbeck and C. Jacobsen;. 10 and 1, C. Nathan and E. Horton; 10.4 and 1.4, A. Gillies and G. Foote; 10.8 and 1.8, Alan Donald and H. B. Lusk; 10.12 and 1.12, H. Leese and H. Coverdale; 10.16 and .■'..16, L. W. Delph and D. Mansergh; 10.20 and 1-.20, H. Horton and A. B. Laurence; 10.24 and 1.24, H. Gilfillan and C. Croft; ,10.28 and 1.28, R. D. Wright and R. D. Horton; 10.32 and 1.32, J. P. Aldred and B. Jacobs; 10.36 and 1.36, C. Archer and W. Borrie; 10.40 and 1.40, H. Joyce and C. F. Jones; 10.44 and 1.44, H. P. Richmond and A. A. Martin; 10.48 and 1.48, It. H. Brown and B. C. Hart; 10.52 and 1.52, T. R. Brett and A. J- Friedlander; 10.56 and 1.56, E. Dargaville and J. Wilson; 11 and 2. B. S. Finn and W. Pavitt; 11.4 and 2.4, J. Gow and A. N. Other. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the result of the eclectic competition played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club: —Mrs. Rayward, 95—30—59; Mrs. F. Preston, S3—l7—oo; Miss K. Hickman, SB—2l—o7; Miss M. Wynyard, 97—30—67; Miss M. Dalton, 104 —35—69; Miss ,E. Fearuley, 89—19— 70. ' • «"» '■ - % .>. • Following is the draw for a sealed-hole competition to be played to-morrow: —Mrs. Caughey v. Mrs, Ross, Miss Todd v. Miss Ballantyne, Mrs. Hazeldene v. Mrs. Ruwutree, Mrs. Halford v. Mrs. Young, Miss Bain v. Miss P. Peet, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Fearnley, Miss M. Peet ,v. Mrs. Neale, Miss Joughin v. Mrs. Sinclair, Mrs. Gilinore v. Mrs. Cox, Miss Nicol v. Mrs. England/ Miss Miller v. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Rayward v. Miss O. M. Darracli, Miss O'Callighan v. Mrs. Zahaja, Miss Dalton v. Mrs. Blakcy, Miss T. Cox v. anothers Following is the draw for the sealed-hole competition to be played by C grade players:—Miss I. Walters v. Miss Spence; Miss Floyd v.' Miss M. Walters, Mrs. Long V. Mrs. Schischka, Mrs. Ewen v. Mrs. Burtenshaw, Miss Endean v. Miss Keen, Miss Tyler v. Mrs. Martin, Miss Birch v. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Dovey v. Mrs. Kingsland, Miss Kerr-Taylor v. Mrs. King, Mrs. Darrach v. Miss Fingey, Mrs. Millard v. another. AKARANA V. OTAHUHU. 7 An inter-club match between members of the Akarana andOtahuhu Golf Clubs was played at Akarana op Saturday. Akarana won by 9& games to 2J. Following are the results, Otahuhu names being mentioned first: — L. Croxson beat G. M. Brown, 2 and 1 ; B.' H. Menzies beat J, Coltman, 2 up; W. B. Eustace lost to J. Swansou, 1 down; A. P. Eustace lost to G. L. Wynyard, 5 and 4C. R. Reader lost to V. L. Baker, 6 and 4; It. G. Mollltt lost to It. H. Potter, 3 and 2; T. Easterbrook lost to A. M. Henderson, 5 and 4; J. Logan lost to Dr. J. A. Patterson, 4 and 3; G. Currie lost to C. M. Cox, 4 and 2; R. Brown lost to J. Budge, 1 down; B. O. Heather lost to A. Sinclair, G and 5; F. Todd and F. Preston, all square. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the second cluib match for Mrs. Blonilield's trophy, to be played by members of the Pupuko Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:—Mr.s. Bowden v. Mrs. Williamson,. Mrs. Clark v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs, Thompson v. Miss Harty, Mrs. Mowbray v. Miss A. OiNeill, Mrs. Tysoe v. Miss M. Parker, Mm. Fraer v. Miss Blomfield, Miss Leggoe y. ( Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Herbert, Miss Lorie v. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Chisholm v. Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Wight v. Mrs. Scurr, Mrs. Curtis t. Mrs. Gillies, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Palmer v. Mrs. Delghton, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Darlow v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Weller v. Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Allen v. Miss J. Parker. Miss I. Wight was the winner of Mrs. Kensington's trophy' and Mrs. Mills won Mass A. O'Neill's trophy. The following players will represent the Pupu-ke Ladies' Club in an inter-club match against the Akarana ' Ladies' Club .at Akarana .on Thursday :—lMiss A. O'Neill, Miss Leggoe, Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs.' Fraer, Miss.M. (Parker, Miss Harty, Mrs. Ty.soe, Mrs. Bowden, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Herbert. Reserve: Mrs. Allen. C grade players will play for Miss Blomfleld's trophy on Thursday. Following is the draw:—Miss Gudgeon v. Miss McDonnell, Mrs. A'twood v. Mrs. Close, Mrs. Hall v. Miss Jackson, -Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Scales, Miss Williamson v. Mrs. Winter, Miss It. Gillet v. Mrs. Cadness, Mrs. iSeaman v.- Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Kirsen v. Mrs. Lush, My. Gillet v. Mrs. Blomfleld, Mrs. Bond v. Miss Weston, , Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Edey v. Miss Gledhill, Mts. Short v. Mrs. Nicks, Mrs. Badeley v. Mrs. do Clive Lowe, Miss Jaggs v. another. GLENDOWIE CLUB. Members of the Glendowie Golf Club played a medal handicap on Saturday. Conditions were gdod and as a result some line cards were handed in. Following were the ;best-cards: —H. Rawlinson, 81 —12-—69 F. R. Combes. 94—25—69; L. Harrison, 84 —• 14—70 ; W. Bailey, 96—25—71; H. Goodwin, 85—13—72; F. Faram, 93—20—73; L. Keys, 94—20—74; K. Brookfield, 95— 20—75; F. Hintz. 93—16—77; J. L. Shaw, 100—22—78; F. Maxwell, 103—25—78 ; A. A. Forgie, 96—16—80; F. Martin, 98— 18—80; F. Russell, 98—17—81; G. Mathieson, 102—19—83; P. White, 108—25—83; C. L. Hewson. 104—20—84; A. Howey Walker. 111—25—86. . . The last match of the first round of the championship was played during the weekend between C. Allcott and C. Woods. A. very close game, resulted, the players going to the 18th all square, Allcott winning the; hole with a well-played 3 and .i the match 1 up. , . ■ ... GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the flag match to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:—Miss . Todd V. Mrs. Butler, Mrs.. Bartleet v. Miss Rennie, Mrs. Montgomery v. Mrs. Keys, Miss N. Bond v. Miss Maden, Mrs. Combes v. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Lovegrovc v. Miss 1 B. Hill. Mrs. Meiklejolin" v. Mrs. Kissling, Mrs. Holdswortli v. Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Levien v. Mrs! D'Authreau, Mrs. Lintott.v. Miss W. Hintz, Miss Colebrook v. Miss Johnson, Miss Meadows v. Mrs. McGinley, Miss Lundon v. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Warren v. MissC. Bond, Miss Lawrence v. Miss Sharland. Miss O. English v. Miss Clark, Miss M. English v. Miss Wright, Miss M. Hill v.' Miss Adams, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Rendell. Miss Appleyavd v. Miss M. Hintz. In the final of the match play Miss W. Hintz defeated Miss D. Scott. 3 and 2. The following players will represent the 1 Glendowie Ladies' Club in a match against the Papakura Ladies' Club at Glen- ; dowie next Wednesday week :—Mrs. Browne. Miss R. Wilson. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Warren, ; Miss W. Hintz, Mrs. ;Markwick, Mrs. '< -Mathieson, Miss B. Hill, iMrs. Keys, Mrs.]] Kissling. Mnr Johnson, Mrs, Lovogrove./

MAUNGAKIEKIE V. HAMILTON. An. inter-club match was played between members of the Maungaldekie and -Hamilton Golf Clubs during the week-end > and resulted in a win for Manngakiekie; Following are the results, Maungakiekie names being mentioned first: —T. A. Goulding lost to J. L. Black, 2 and .1; W. L. Robertson beat W. C. Wynne, 3 and 1; H. A. Randrup beat R. 1 Guy, 4 and 3 ; A. M. Goulding beat H. T. Gillies, 3 and 2; A, V. Peacc beat C. Hotson, 2 and 1; A. J. Good beat W. D. Ross, 1 up; A. B. Jopliu beat A.' I'. Atkins, 3 and 2; R. L. Wilson lost to C. Sutcliffe, 2 and 1; A. J. Parr lost to G. F. Crimp, 2 and 1; H. Broadf)ent lost to H. W. Fisher, 2 up; E. Beehan beat Dr., Blundell, 5 and 4; T. Goudie beat T. J. Russell, 3 aud 1. In the foursomes the results were as follows: —Goulding and Robertson beat Black and Wynne, 5 and 4; Randrup and Goulding beat Guy and Gyllies, 3 aud 2; Peace and Good lost to Hotson and Ross, 0 and 0; .Toplin and Wilson and Atkins and Crump, all • square; Carr and Broadbeut . beat Sutcliffe and Fisher, 1 up; Beehan and Goudie beat Blundell and Russell, 3 aud 2. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. A bogey match was played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at Titirangi on Saturday and resulted in a tie between J. M. Hockin (2), E. Beehan (7) and A. Fairburn (11), who cach returned a card 01 2 down. The semi-final of the Maungakiekie Club's C grade championship resulted as follows:—J. M. Somerville beat A. A. Tyson, 2 and 1; H. Y. Gauley beat It. A. Finlay, 4 and 3. The only match played in tlie senior championship was that between R. George and F. Trice-, the former winning, 6 and 5. In the Ballin Cup competition E. Beehan beat V. L. Humphreys, 1 up. Beehan will now play I. B. Stewart in the final. > Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club played a four-ball, best-ball bogey handicap at One Tree Hill on Saturday, Following were the best cards handed in :—L. H. Norton (9) and A. F. Tindall (14), 5 up; J; J*- Goydcr (12) and G. A. 11. Smith (18), 4 up; J. Methven (5) aud C. RussellJones (11), 4 up; L. B. Schnauer (14) aud A. Morpeth (15), 4 up; J. M. Elliffe (11) and J. A. Gentles (18), 3 up; A. Ely (11) and IL Morpeth (15), 3 up; J. Sherlock (14) and R. W. Verry (14), 2 up; W. Calderwood (9) aud C. Coleman (11), 2 up; It. M. Cleghorn (12) and A. E. Wliitten (15), 2 up; E. A. Tuke (11) and A. E. Craig (14), 1 up. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. . V ' Following is the draw for the flag match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill to-morrow, for trophies presented by Mrs. E. D. Henrys and Mrs. H. V. Choyce, play to commence at 10 o'clock in the order of the draw:—Miss G. Easton v. Miss M. Miller, Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Paterson, Miss G. Parr V. Miss C. Stubbs, Miss K. Churton v. Miss M. Cooke, Miss E. Schnauer v. Mrs. Hipkins, Mrs. Russell v. Miss M. Richardson, Mrs. Dignan v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Grevatt v. Mrs. Houghton, Miss M. Haslett v. Mrs. Tavlor, Miss S. Johnston v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss D. Stewart v. Mrs. Horton. Mrs. Mcllwraith v. Miss Hacket, Miss Carnachan v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. G. White v. Mrs. Burton, Miss McGowan v. Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Mueller, Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Ramsay v. Airs. Broughton, Mrs. Henrys-v. Miss I. Walker, Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. Jerrat, Mrs. Wellsted v. Miss A. Hall, Miss P. Moody v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Mrs. J. Stewart v. Mrs. Balrd, Miss E. Ponsford v. Mrs. Frascr, Miss D. Lamb v. Mrs. Verry, Mrs. Kilner v. Mrs. Dunne, Miss M. Coath v. Mrs. Gyllies, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. Oxley v. Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. Owen v. Miss Blackburn; Miss Millington v. Mrs. Goldwater, Miss N. Self v. Miss Thompson, Mrs. P. Harrison v. Mrs. Napier, Mrs.' Wiles v. Mrs. Hutchison, Miss Williams v. Miss Palmer, Mrs. Allsou v. Mrs. Sawers, Mrs. Iteid v. Mrs. Chappell, Miss H. Ilardley v. Mrs. Grierson, Mrs. Choyce v. Miss Evans, Mrs. 11. Walker v. Miss Tiarks, Mrs. O'Neill v. Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. ReStall v. Miss E. Thompson, I Mrs. Coakley v. Mrs. Leys. The C grade match, which was postponed last week, will be held on Thursday, the original draw to stand. MAUNGAKIEKIE V. GLENDOWIE. Members of the Maungakiekie and Glendowie Golf Clubs played an inter-club match at Titirangi on Saturday, Maungakiekie winning at (J games to 5, one game being halved. . Following were the results, Maungakiekie names being mentioned lirst: T. A. Goulding beat C. Allcott, 1 up; It. McCrystall lost to R. Kissling, 5 and 4; A. E. Robinson lost to E. Hutchison, 2 and 1; A. M. Goulding lost to C. B. Thomas, 3 and 1; C. G. Fisher beat R. Edmunds, 4 and 3; A. J. Good beat J. Kissling, .2 and 1; E. Ohlson beatj A. K.. Duffy, 5 and 4; H. L. Robson beat T. C. Niccols, 2 and 1; N. H. Hockin lost to C. Woods. (J and 4: R. L. Wilson and E. J. Richardson, all square;, T. Goudie lost to O. Wolfgramm, ,1 down; F. T. Gaskin beat S. Kissling, 6 and WAITEMATA CLUB. Members of tlie Waltemata Golf Club played a 36-hole match for the Alison Memorial Cup on Saturday. A. ' Crompton winning with a net score of 134. Other good scores were:—T. O'Connell 137, N. Taylor 137, W. Miller 138, M. S. O'Connor 139. In the play-off for the Hislop trophy J. Burgess beat H. D. McLeod. OTAHUHU CLUB. ' The final of the Otahuhu Golf Club's senior championship over 30 holes resulted in a win for IL. Croxson who beat H. .T. Levy 4 and 3. Croxson started off scratchily in the morning and lost the first two holes. The third was halved in fours, ■while Oroxson won the next with a three. The next hole won was tlie sixth, where Oroxson, after a 'magnificent drive, found the Manukau with his second, iLevy getting a well played four to- bo again two up. Tlie next hole was halved, Croxson. taking the ninth, after which two more halves, followed, Croxson winning the next two holes to be one up for the first time. He soon lost the lead, however, for he missed a two-foot putt at.the sixteenth, to be again all square. Croxson won the next two with two perfect fours to' finish the morning round with a lead of 2 up. In the afternoon it was Levy who started off badly. Croxson taking the first two holes to be four up at the twentieth. This was the state of the game at the twenty-,; seventh, being increased to nvc up with six to play at ■ the thirtieth. Levy won the next in 3 after lipping tlie hole for a 2, hut the end Came at the next, where Levy missed a six-foot putt to Keep the game olive. ■ ■ • ' Croxson's driving was a feature of the match, but in spite of this Levy's accurate approaching made the game full of Interest. Both players were round in 80 in the morning, while bogey figures for the three unplayed holes in the afternoon would have given Croxson a 76. The final of the junior championship over IS holes resulted in a win. for E. .T. Logan, who beat B. O. Heather 1 up. This was a very evenly contested game. Logan being 1 up at the sixteenth. Heather was very unlucky not' to square - the match at the seventeenth, where he failed to negotiate > a half stymie. Both reached the green in 3 at the eighteenth, but Heather failed to hole a six-foot putt, enabling ixigan to get a half and the match. PUKEKOHE V. WAIUKU. A four-bail he.st-ball match between members of' the Waiuku and Pukekohe (JoK Clubs was played on the Pukekohe links on Saturday. The home team won by four games to one. Details follow, Waiuku names first: — ' , , C. Howden and Forbes beat Coyle and Sclilaepfer, 3 and 2: Ohlson and P. Howden and Lawson aud Kissling, all square: Herrold and Armitage lost to .Johns and Anderson, 4 and 3; Jerram and Flavell lost to Jobson and Roulston, jun., 5 aud 3: Roscoe and Ducker lost to Short and Charles-worth, 1 down; Hamilton and Harkness lost to Pike and Drake, 4 and 3. ONEWHERO CLUB. The. first round of the Onewhero Golf Club's senior championship resulted as follows :—Abernethy beat Hira, 2 and 1 > -Vllen beat Muir, 7 and 5; Rail 'beat Walter, 5 and 4 ; Poutu beat Patullo, 5 andl4; E. Cameron beat Keals at the nineteenth; Taylor beat Glasgow, 6 and 4; Eyre beat Tawha, 2 and IMartin beat D. Cameron. Play for the junior championship and the ladies' championship will take place next Saturday. . . . , , In the ladies' division to-day Miss F. Cameron won Mrs. Eyre's trophy. Miss Keals was runner-up. - ROTORUA LADIES' CLUB. The result of the bogey match on Saturday played by the Rotorua Ladies' Golf Club was as follow: —A ''grade: Mrs. Parata, 5 down; Miss Lewis, 6 down; Miss Snodgrass, 8 down. B graJe, first division : ; Miss Giesen, 6 down: Miss Cooney, G down; Mrs. Davys, 8 down; Mrs. Walden, 8 down. C grade: Miss Booth, 3 up; Mrs. Carr, 2 up; Miss Moon, 2 up; Mrs. Kelly, 1 Sown.

| HAMILTON. LADIES' CLUB. , Following is tlie draw for the qualify- ■ Jug round of the Ellis Cup competition and the medal round to be played in conjunction by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, the iirst pair starting at tlie iirst tee at nine o'clock; other pairs following at three-minute intervals: —Mrs. Mander v. Miss McCormick", Mrs. C. O. Bennett v. Mrs. T. W. Hoskiug, Mrs. G. W. •, Gower v. Miss McNaughton, Mrs. C.. A. Arthur v. Miss Upton, Mrs. Marshall v. Miss A. Grove, Miss Upham v. Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. G. l!\ Ferguson v. Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Miss K. Horton v. Miss E. Wilson, Mrs. W. Uatt v. Mrs. A. li. Abbott, Mrs. Iv. Browne v. Mrs.,McMillan, Mrs. T. A: Milroy v. Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. L. Day v. Mrs. Burke, Miss 10. Johnston v. Miss Watt, Mrs. Dickey v. Mrs.. 11. L. Miller, Miss K. Mahoney v. Mrs. G. Bartlett, ■ Mrs. K. Kainger v. Miss Muir, Miss Garland v. Airs. Hutchison,-Miss Graham v. Miss Given, Mrs. Hintz v. Mrs. Preston, Miss 'Bi'oolclield v. Mrs. DignaiV, Miss It. C. Wilson v. Mrs. ■Swain, Mrs. B. C. Taylor v. Miss • .Scott, MiSs Clark v. Mrs. McGlasJian, Kenny v. Mrs. Clive Matthews, M. Collins v. Mrs. -E. Upton, Mrs. Stanly v. another, Mrs. It. S. Guy v. Mrs. N. Sutherland, Mrs. W. Aitken v. Mrs. P. Morris, Miss J. Templer >v. Mrs. H. D. Matthews, Mrs. E. M., Masters v., Mrs. A. James, Mrs. If. Trice v. Miss McLean, Mrs. C. Hotson v. Miss Blythe, Mrs. N. Kawlings v. Miss Lawrence, Mrs. A. E. Sandford'v. Mrs. N; Peterson. Fourth Tee, at nine o'clock.—Mrs. V. Nolan v. Mrs. L. Reynolds, Miss Rainger v. Mrs. Underwood, Miss M. Allen v. Mrs. M. Ward. Seventh Tec, at nine o'clock, —Mrs. Sutton v. Miss A. Itobinson, Mrs. 11. P. Hazard v. Mrs. O. Aitken, Mrs. Busing v. Miss S. Mahoney, Miss K. Oliver v. Mrs. E. B. Brown, Miss Itobson v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Mathieson v. Mrs. Walker. Following is the draw for the iirst bogey match to be played to-morrow afternoon, starting at the iirst tee at 1.30 p.m. Mrs. Nolan v."Mr.s. M. Ward, Miss Kainger v. Miss A. Robinson, Miss Allen v. Mrs. O. Aitken, Mrs. Sulton v. Mrs. S. Mahoney, Mrs. Hazard av Mrs. E, B. Brown, Mrs. Busing , v. Miss J. Easton, Miss Oliver v. Miss Scott, Miss Robson v. Mrs. McGlaslian, Mrs. B. C. Taylor v. Mrs. C. Blundell, Miss Clark v. Miss E. Upton," Mrs. Kenny v. Miss Colljiis, Mrs. Underwood v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. L. Reynolds v. Mrs. Stanly, Mrs. Walker v. Miss Hewqtt. Seventh Tec, at noon.—Mrs. Colin Taylor v. Miss Focke, Mrs. Teasdale v. Mrs. P. G. Russell, Miss A. Nolan v. Miss Eyre, Mrs. A. Cradwick v. Mrs. P. Dingle. The Ellis Cup players will be drawn at the conclusion of the morning round. TAUMARUNUI CLUB. The' best scores in the L.G.TJ. medal match in tlie senior division were played -by Mrs., Godfrey S9—l3—T6, and Mrs. Itlchter 00—9—SI. In' the juniors the best cards were:, — Miss Arthur -102 —3-5—-67, Mrs. Ilutton 95—24—71, (Mrs. JCerr 93—21—72. Following are the handicap reductions: — Mrs. Hoiford to 17, Mrs. Alber.tson ,to 17, Mrs. Arthur to IS, Miss Hughes to 18. Mrs. Kerr to 19, Mrs. Hutton to 21, uMrs. Christmas to 28, Miss Carlson to 2S, Miss Arthur to 28. ' . ' - The season's L.GiTJ. medal matches are now finished, Mrs. Ilicliter and Mrs. Godfrey winning silver medals and Miss Is. Arthur the bronze medal. The best net aggregates are »a« follow: —Seniors, Mrs. Ricliter, 70, 76, 77, 81, total. 304; Mrs. Godfrey, 73, 70. 70, 79, total. 304: juniors, Miss Arthur, 70, 79, 75, G7, total, 297; Mrs. Kerr, 79, 79, "72, 72, total, 302. Mrs. 'Godfrey is the winner of Mr. Bell s trophv. Following are the best scores:-— Airs. Godfrey, 70, 79, 76, total, 231; Mrs. Thomas, 76, 79, 78, total, 233; Mr.s: Seaton, 80, 78, TC, -total, 240; Miss Bolland, 70, 88, 76, total. 240; Mrs. Johnston, SO, 83, 79, total, 242. J \ -- . FRANKLIN V. HAMILTON. A team representing the Franklin Golf Association "will play the Hamilton Club at Hamilton on September 21. The Franklin team is as follows: ; — i C. E. Howden (Waiuku), W. S. Colbeck (Wahiku), A. W. M. Olilson (Waiuku), T. R. Blomfleld (Waiuku), K. Caldwell (Onewhero), D. Coyle (Pukekolie), J. Forbes (Waiuku), T. Hogan (Everslie). M. C. Lawson (Pukekolie), .T. Dykes (Everslie), J. McWhirter (Pukekolie), J. Ithind (EverKlie), H. E. Kissling (Pukekolie), G. A. Smith (Papakura),, A.- Sclilaepfer (Pukekoho),i E. H. Bradstreet (Papakura). Reserves :E. Maddison (Pukekolie), C. Wardell (Everslie). Agmen Smith (Everslie), C. B. Herrold (Waiuku). This is the first team to represent the association since its formation.