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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 15

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HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. ELLIS CUP FINAL. ■" . -Che final of the Ellis Cup championship in the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club's open -tournament was played yesterday afternoon, Mrs. T. W. Hosking (Titirangi) beating Miss V. Upham (Mirumar), 5 and 3. The Canadian foursomes were won by Mrs. Kenny, (Te Aroha), and Mrs. A. James (Hamilton), 102—26—76. Other cards were: —Mrs. C. Blundell (Te Awamutu), and Miss Fooke (Te Awamutu), -17—78; Mrs. C. Taylor (Hamilton) and Miss A. Hewitt (Cambridge), 103—25 -—78; Mrs. G. McGrahan (Te Aroha) and Miss J. Thompson (Cambridge), 100--22 —78; Mrs. C. O. Bennett (Hamilton), and Mrs G. Bartlett (Hamilton), 92—13—79. The consolation medal was won by Mrs. Marshall (Middlemore), 56—7 —49. Mrs. Mathieson (Glendowie) was second with 69—17—52, The putting competition resulted as fol—Tucsday, Miss Given. (Walton); Wednesday, Miss Fooke (Te Awamutu); Thursday, Mrs. R. Reynolds (Whangarei). The aggregate putting prize, presented by Mr. N. Bell, was won by Miss Fooke ' (Te Awamutu). The best gross score was that of Mrs. Hosking (Titirangi).

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB,

A bogey handicap will be played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at the One Tree Hill links to-morrow, playors to choose partners. Both morning and afternoon matches will be held on Monday, play commencing at nine o'clock.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB,

Members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club played an L.G.U. match yesterday, poor scores being returned. Following were the best:—Seniors: Miss M. Miller, 102— 17—85; Mrs. J. C. Finlay, 100—13—87; Miss Grlerson, 105—18—87; Mrs. R. L. Wilson, 94—6—88 ; Miss G. Easton, 103— 15—88; Mrs; Paterson, 105—17—88. Juniors: Miss M. Fouhy, 101—23 —78; Mrs. Melrose, 98—19—79; Mrs. Brown, 105— 24—81. The semi-finals of the match play foursomes have been reached. In the last round Miss Miller and Miss Wells beat Mrs. Joplln and Mrs. Paterson, 4 and 3; Miss Haslett and Miss Gfierson beat Mrs. Dei'ghton and Mrs. Wilson, 2 up; Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. B. Cooke beat Mrs. Rudge and Mrs. Mclndoe, 3 and 2; Mrs. G. A. Hardley and Miss McGowan beat Mis« K. Horton and Mrs. H. Johnston, S and 7. ' ' • A four>ball medal handicap will be played next Thursday, players t:> choose partners and will bo drawn.

OTAHUHU CLUB

The following players will represent the Otaliuhu Golf Club in a teams match with the Eversiie Club, to be played at the Favona links to-morrow:—l#. Croxson, B. •H. Menzies, W. B. Eustace, H. J. tevy, R. G. Moffitt, A. J. Eustace, C. R. Reader, T. Easterbrook, E. J. Logan, B. O. Heather, C. Biggs and G. Currie. There will be an open bogey handicap played in conjunction.

TE AWAMUTU CLUB.

The Te Awamutu Club's championships are in progress, and the results of the first round are:—Seniors : M. Barnett beat G. •Parker, W. M. Winter beat M. Otway, F. C. Blundell beat H. V. Holmes ahd R. Wallace beat H. McDonald. Intermediate; J. P. O'Sulllvan beat C. Crotty by default; A. J. Shepherd beat A. F. Walker, £5. S. Preston beat D. McArthur, W. Douglas beat J. Wallace. Juniors: H. E. Focke beat E. Jeffries by default, J. Oliphant beat D. Wallace, E. C. Clarkson beat R. G. Hodges, B. Hague beat A. M. Beetham, H. Peake beat H. Bent.

TAURANGA LADIES' CLUB,

The captain of the Tauranga Golf Club, Mr. A. C. Anderson, has presented a trophy for competition between the lady members of the club, which will be competed for by match play on handicap.

MATIERE CLUB.

The matches for the President's Cup were continued- last week-end, when the following net scores were recorded for the third round:—G. Kelly 34, K. Bjitler 35, T. Ross 87, G. Goldring 37. A. L. Ross 88, W. J. Pratt 38, F. H. Sowry 40, M. Murfin 41, L. S. Fauchelle 41, H. L. Takle 59. The fourth round will be continued this week. The third and fourth rounds will he the qualifying rounds for the men's championship.