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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 86, 13 April 1931, Page 13

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DRAWS AND WEEK-END RESULTS. GLENDOWIE CLUB. There was a good attendance of members lie at tlie official opening of the Glendowie nd Golf Club on Saturday. Mixed foursomes or wero Played under .good conditions. The president, Mr. A. G. Graham, declared the °n links open and drove the first ball, he . The competition was won by - Mrs. Macartney and A. K. Duthie,. returned . a particularly good card of 72 net. . Foleu lowing were the best cards returned : lle Mrs. Macartney and A. K. Duthie, 95 — ;^ e 23 —72; Miss Hill and G. Kisslin, 93—19— j l '® 74; Miss Colebrook and E. Hutchison, 97 — 22—75; Mrs. Bartleet and \Y. Saxon, 100— , ■ -5—75; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Keys, 10.'!— : 24 —79: Mrs. G. Warren and C. L. Hewej' son, 99—20—79: Mr. and Mrs. Coombes, 108—28—80: Mrs. Hill and F. Trice, 93— ' 12—81 ; Miss English and N. A. Forgie, t," 99 —IS—81: Mrs. F. Lintott and T. Maxwell, 110 —29—81 : Mrs. G. McMillan and K. : Edmonds, 91—10—SI: Mrs. E. Hutchison and Dr. Horton, 95—12 —S3 ; Miss Prosser J" and J. L. Sheen, 111—2S—S3 ; Miss AppleV yard and J. H. Hall, 108—24—54; Miss t" Scott and A. G. Graham, 109—25—84; Dr. r* Todd and F. Lintott, 111 —26 —85 ; Mr. and ' Mrs. F. K. Matlieson, 109—20—89; Mrs. Markwick and R. Bastow, 113—23—90 ; ' Miss Todd and J. C. Graham, 122—29—93. t, — GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. P Following is the draw for *the L.G.U. e match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club; 11 Mrs. Hintz t. Miss W. Hintz, Miss Warren a v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Rennie v. Miss n Brookfield, Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Hill, s Mrs. D'Autlireau v. Mrs. Butler, Miss B. ( e Hill v. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Macartney v. !" Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Coombes v. Mrs. Lintott, „ Miss Meadows v. Miss Maden, Miss Lundou , v. Mrs. Bartleet, Miss M. English v. Miss " D. Scott, Miss Sliarland v. Miss O. English, Miss Lawreuce v. Miss Sutton, Miss Prosser v. Mrs. Markwick. The draw for the C grade players is as follows: Mrs. Waugh v. Miss Todd, Mrs. Pellev v. Miss Wells, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Meiklejohn. ? TITERA-NGI CLUB. 3 • r A bogey handicap was played on Saturr day and was won by H. Brinsden, who, e with a bogey of 2, returned a card of four h up. The other best cards were:—Yock 13, two up; W. G. Cain 14, one up; A. 1 Goulding 4, one i*p; A. Carr 8. all square ; I G.~ White 12, H. Robinson S, H. Cooue S, I G. Taylor 14, one down. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. 1 — " Following is the draw for the medal han- ? dicap to be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, starting I> at 10.45 o'clock in the order of the draw: \ First Tee. —Mrs. Deighton v. Miss M. : Cooke, Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. T. W. Hosking, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Miss B. M. Grierson, Mrs. Dignan v. Miss M. C.. Bray, Mrs. ' J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. I. B. Stewart, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. Cain v. Miss G. Easton, Mrs. Brinsden v. Mrs. G. L. Tavlor, Mrs. Gardner v. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Lovett v. Miss A. Hill, Miss P. Moody v. Miss Noel Self. Miss M. Duder v. Mrs. B. Cooke, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. MacKinnon, Miss Nesta Self v. Mrs. Joplin. Mrs. Wakeley v. Mrs. E. Allison, Miss G. Thornp- ® son v. Miss F. Hall. Eighth Tee.—Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. Melrose, Miss Hacket v. Mrs. C. K. Grierson, ' Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. .' M. K. Cooke v. Mrs. G. Court, Mrs. Rich- ' ardson v. Miss .T. Easton, Mrs. F. G. Alpe " y. Mrs. Rawson-Smith, Miss L. Hall v. Mrs. " Anderson. A C gfade match will start at 10.1-> ' o'clock. Partners will be arranged for .players with no handicaps. ; AUCKLAND CLUB. J Members of the Auckland Golf Club i played a bogey competition at Middlemore i on Saturday. A strong south-west wind and • frequent showers of rain made conditions i troublesome for most of the players. The ? winner of the competition. T. E. Clark. ! however, appeared to revel in the condii tions, as from a handicap of S he went • round in 77, finishing four up on bogej". The best cards were: T. E. Clark (8), I 4 upV. E. J. Walls (2), 1 up; V. W. Wil; ' son (5), all square; H. A. Joyce (8), all , square; J. K. Lusk (7), all square; N. t Louisson (3). 2 down; C. H. Archer (8), 2 down; H. B. Lusk (scr), 3 down. AKARANA CLUB. W. Nicholls "won the junior monthly button on Saturday with a net score of CO. D. Syme won the senior monthly button with a net score of 72. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. In the bogey match, at One Tree Hill on Saturday, L. B. Schnaner was successful in returning the excellent card of all square. Other good cards were those of J. W. Clarke and J. M. Rankin, who were each one down. PUPUKE CLUB. Members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday played the first monthly medal round of the season. Players chose their own partners, and the result was a tie for first rlace among five players. The cards were: — F. C. Browne, 87—9 —68; C. B. de dive Lowe. 83—15—G8 : A. G. Edey. 92—24— 68; L. G. Ansell, S4 —16—68 ; J. E. Close, 88 —20—68. The next best were:—T. McCorbindale, 88—17—70; F. H. Mingay, 81 —11—70; V. R. C. Mowbray. 86—14 —72 ; A. E. Browne, 92—15—74 ; and R. Stemson, 92 — 18—74. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. The first match of the Pupuke Ladies' £solf Club's season will be played on Wednesday next, partners to be drawn at clubhouse. For C grade players the first match of the season will he played on Thursday, partners to be drawn at the clubhouse. EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. The bogey match over 12 holes, played by members of the Everslie Ladies' Golf Clu1« on Saturday, resulted in a tie between Mrs. M. Tilston and Miss S. Andre, with a score of 2 np. The play-off was won by Miss Andre. / A medal round over 12 holes will be 'played on Tuesday, players to choose partners. • FUTE BOGEY PERFORMANCE. PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIP REPLAY. A fine exhibition of golf was given at Middlemore yesterday, when the provincial clinmpionship competition, four-ball, bestball bogey, in which W. N. Abbott and H. Black- drew with W. S. Ralph and R. G, Rainger. was played off. The fact that the winners, Abbott and Black, finishpd lO up on bogev, and their opponents 7 up. over 36 holes, speaks for itself. The morning round saw the winners 4 up and their opponents 2 up. but both pjfirs improved in the afternoon. Abbott and Black being 6 lip and the 'other pair 5 up. Black did a fine round of 72 in the afternoon, the other individual scores being Rainger <0 Ralph 77. and Abbott 79. Both Black and Ralph played off scratch, Abbott off -, and Rainger off 4. ONEWHERO CLUB. TTTAKAU, Saturday. The Onewhero Golf Club opened its season to-dav in fine weather. Visitors were present from the Pukckolie and Middlemore Clubs. The' opening ceremony was performed by the president. Mr. H. Eyre. The best cards returned were: Miss I<. Cameron and D. Robertson, 52—-9—43; Miss Johns and A: Allen, no—ll—44; Mrs. Harper and M. Wilson, 06 —1-—44. ROTORUA.SEASON OPENED. ROTORUA. Sundav. The official opening of the Rotorua Golf Club's season was held to-day. when mixed foursomes were played. A total of 124 plavers took part. Thieves broke into the Rotorua High School on Friday, and the haul consisted of a small quantity of cash. CANTERBURY LADIES' TITLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. The Canterbury women's golf championship final resulted in Miss O. Kay (Otagol defeating Miss S. Wafson (Palmerston -North), 4 up and 3 to play.

HUNTLY CLUB

(From Our Own Correspondent.) HUXTLY, Saturday. A satisfactory position was disclosed in the report presented at the annual meeting of the Huutly Golf Club. The balancesheet showed a credit balance of £24. Officers were elected as follow :—President. Mr. F. Littleproud : vice-president and treasurer, Mr. E. V. Daldy; club captain, Mr. A. Seccombe: secretary, Mr. K. Henderson : committee, Mesdames Barclay, Chapman, Laldy. Hart. Macdiarmid ami Watson. Messrs. S. V. .Smith and .7. Watson: match committee, captain. Dr. Macdiarmid and Mrs. Hart: preen superintendent, Mr. A. Seccombe ; auditor. Mr. K. S. Caldwell.