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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 237, 7 October 1930, Page 15

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WAITEMATA.CLUB. \ • The Waitcniata Golf Club's season was brought to a close on Saturday afternoon, when mixed foursomes were .-played. Tlunmtcli was won by Mrs. Duff and M. S. '"•'Connor, who returned a very creditable net: score of 05..The ladies entertained the players ana visitors at afternoon tea, after which the prizes for the season were presented by Mrs. Xevill to the following :—Opening day mixed foursomes, Miss Nevill and E. -V Rudge: closing day mixed foursomes, Mrs. Duflfand M. S. O'Connor; mid-season mixed foursomes. Miss Cutnmtnjr and M. Bailey: c-lub championship. T. O'Connell: intermediate, championship, W. Langbieu;. junior championship, X. Tlume ; Haycock and MeCroskie bowl.' K. Baxter: Harvey trophies. .T. Prime and A. J. Weir: Ferry Cup. M. T Bailey Duder Memorial Cup, 11." hitley ; Laing Memorial Cup. R. Hume: Alisrm Memorial Cup, A. 'I'rompton: Coklicutt trophy. J. Hojrnn; medal matches, W. Lang-, bien. T. Bartley, E. X. Kudge, X. Duder, X. Hume. In the final of the intermediate championship. W. T. Laiigbien defeated B. Macindoe by 5 and 4. The junior championship final was won by X. Hume, who defeated X. Leach at the oSth hole. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the C grade natch play foursomes to bo played by lnemuers of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club for Mrs. E. L. Goldwater's trophy: Miss Williamson and Mrs. Gillett v. Miss Gudgeon md Miss Gledhill, Miss McDonnell and Mrs. Bond v. Mrs. Smallficld and Mrs. Taggs, Mrs. Scales and Mrs. Lush v. Mrs. 21ose and Mrs. Kissen, Miss Weston and Mrs. Cadness v. Mrs. Winter and Mrs. ?xray, Mrs. Holl and Mrs. Randall v.'Mrs. Atw'ood and Mrs. Badley, Miss Jackson and Mrs. Edey v. Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Bloomleld, Mrs. Seaman and Mrs. Short v. Miss R. Gillett and Mrs. de Clive Lowe. . ROTARY CLUB'S FIXTURE. Following is the draw for the annual erolf match to be played by members of the Itotary Club for the Proud Cup at Middlemore to-morrow: H. Gilh'llan v. .T. A. Gentles, T. E. Clark v. D. Robertson, J. M. Elliffe T. .T. J. Kingston, E. W. rates v. G.. W. Hutchison, D. Poison v. R. F. Ward, J. McK. Wilson v. P. Harrison, J. M. Barnett v. J. T. F. Mitchell, G. L. Taylor v. R. Angus, G. K. Grierson v. F. M. Shortt, J. Farrell v. S. Reid. The match will consist of one bogey round.

MANUREWA CLUB. The Manurewa Golf Club closed its season on Saturday last, when a mixed Canadian foursomes was played over nine holes. Vlrs. Kushton and T. C. Galloway won with a. score of i>7—6i —3o2. Mrs. Gilmore and 2. H. White returned the next best card, 12—11—31. After afternoon tea was supplied by the ladies the prizes won during the season were presented by the president and Mrs. Barnard. Following were the prize-win-ners :—• Ladies. —Championship : Mrs. Kushton. First year champion: Mrs. Adlam. Flag match : Mrs. Gilmore. First medal match : Mrs. Fleming. First bojrey match : Mrs. Rushton. "Second medal match: Mrs. Jenvins. Second bogey match : Mrs. Barnard. Third medal match : Mrs. Adlam. Men. —Championship : O. V. Adlam. President's handicap: T. C. Galloway. Bogey aiatch: B. McFarlane. Eclectic match : K. ■jhugar. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. There will be no competition for members of the Ilimiilton Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, owing to the tournament being held by the Hamilton Golf Club. The following" scores were returned for the October monthly L.G.TJ. medal: — A Grade.—Mrs. W. Aitken, 05—19—76; Mrs. C. Blundell, 04—17—77; Mrs. G. W. Gower, 91—12—79; Mrs.- T. A. Milroy, 92—12—50; Mrs. E. English,. 90—19—SO ; Mrs. G. B. P.artlett. 9S—I7—SI. B Grade.—Mrs. McCrneken. 10fi—2fi—7S : Miss K. Wilson, 101—22 —79; Mrs. Strang, 107—24—53. . -The last.C .jrrade medal. mjitgh was won by Miss M. Innes with a score of 05 net. THAMES LADIES' CLUB. The Thames Ladies' Golf Club will play the non-handicap match for Mrs. Pease's trophy this week in conjunction with , tho L.G.TJ. match. The draw is :— Weduesday Players.—Mrs. W. Price v. Mrs. Boles. Mrs. P.ush V. Mrs. S. Miller. Miss L. Price v. Mrs. Liggins, Mrs. Pense v. Mrs. Fisher, Miss Poulgrain v. Miss r>. Griffin. Mrs. MeCarroll v. Mrs. Harden. Mrs. E. ,T. Clendon v. Mrs. Sowerbyi'MissSmith v. Sister Reader. Mrs. Griffin v, Mis. • MneMilliin. Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Doveli, Miss Twohill v. Miss M. Price. Saturday Players.—Miss McLoughlan v. Miss Coakley, Miss Kidd v. Miss Dodd, Miss Ttoles v. Mrs. Mann, Miss Campbell v. Miss Shaw. Miss Turner v. Miss Kennedy, Miss Hilleoat v. another.

The best scores in tho L.G.T". match Inst wpek were:—Silver division: Miss Mc- ■ Loughlnn. OS —17 —SI. Bronze division: Miss Boles. 101 —20—72; Mrs. W. Price, 104—25—70.

WHANGAREI CLUB. Members of the Whfinjrarei Golf Club took part in a bosey handicap match on Saturday. Tho game resulted in a tie between W. ,T. Glnnville and..s. Day. each being all snuare with bogey. The best of the remaining cards were:—Dr. Buckley. 1 down; B. Marshall. 1 down: K. T , . Ramsey. 2 down : .T. Connell, 2 down; A. Gillespie. 2 down. The play-oft' of a tie In a medal match between Glnnville and Whyte resulted in a win for the former. I'lay in the semi-finals for the mmtninV tronhy resulted :—Foote defeated WhytP. 3 and lj Buckley defeated Lamb, 2 and 1. MORRINSVILLE CLUB. MOKRIXSVILLE. Monday. The final of the Morrinsville Club's senior championship was played durinjr the weekend between J. Ensor and K. Podtl. and was won by Dodd. who was club champion last season. The medal round played on Saturday was won by D. T. Da vies with a score of 60. The best scores were: Bavles. OS—20—00; Petry. 8."—15—70: Ross. 101—3(1—71: Ryan'. SS—l2—7o: Mueller. Sβ—lo—7o: Hart. LOS —30—78! Kinnihoro, 115—30—85; Hammond. 116—30—Sβ. Several members of the. Morrinsville- Club intend eoninetinjr at the Hamilton tournament, which takes place this week. OKOKOIRE CLUB. a ThP final of flic men's championship over 3fi lioles was won by E. Ilarwood, who h n at V*. Kice. ?> and.l. Tn tlie ladies' championship. Mrs. Condor beat Miss E. Goodwin. . The Frothblowers' Handicap, for a Clip imported from the FrOfhblo-wers in London, and played for under official rules of a very inferestins nature, was won by Mr. N. L. Hesrcrinson by one stroke. Mr. Owen .Tones, of Pufaruru. who -won a similar cun last year, was rnnner-up. The competition is an annual affair, and is npen only to Frothblowers members of the club.