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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 103, 4 May 1931, Page 12

GOLF.

SATURDAY'S PLAY. DRAWS FOR THE WEEK. TITIRANGI CLUB. The. annual handicap competition for the Taylor Bowl was commenced by members ol the Titirangi Golf Club ou Saturday, when. 42 matches were played. The links were in excellent condition. Following are the results: — First Round. —A. C. McArthur beat 1\ A. Brown at the 19 th, A. A. Tysoe beat H. E. Haines, 3 and 2; G. T. Marriner beat T. E. Clark, 1 up; V. N. Hubble beat W. \Ve3t, 7 and 6; C. Robinson beat F. G. Alpe, 1 up; H. W. Cookc beat C. H.'Wyatt, 1 up; R. J. Graham beat R. A. McLean, 2 and 1; F. S. Ballin beat J. Yock, at the 19 tn; H. Broadbent beat 13. T. Harold, 2 up; H. C. McCoy beat A. H. O'Leary, e and 4; J. Dawson beat W. E. Anderson, at the 20th; L. P. Hardie won by default; A. Ifl. Saunders beat W. E. D'Audney, 2 and 1; H. L. Robson beat W. E. Duncan, 3 and 2; E. Ohlson beat P. Brooke Taylor, 0 and 5; W. J. A. Thomson beat F. Balgarnie 3 and 2; R. R. McCrystal beat R. L. Wilson, at the 19th; H. M. Rogerson beat S. Hunter, 5 and 4 ; E. G. Tallis beat N. C. Laud, 3 and 2; P. Harrison beat It. Gray at the 19th; J. H. Goyder beat G. L. Taylor, 4 and 3; J. Gilmour beat J. W. Jones, 2 and 1. Second Round.—P. E. Cleary beat F. N. Laurie, 2 and 1; L. Knight beat P. Boyle, <i and 4; L. J. Williamson beat A. Lβ Sieur, 3 and 1; G. M. White beat L. H. Rogers, 4 and 3; B. W. Beaumont beat C. G. Fisher, 1 up; R. J. Hamilton. beat E. W. Yates, 3 and 2; A. E. Whitten beat J. W. Tucker, 1 up; W. It. Vercoe beat \V. H. Furness, 5 and 4; H. A. Randrup beat R. S. Deighton, 3 and 1; A. J. Parr beat E. E. Beehan, at the 19th; F. J. Newell beat A. B. Chappell, 3 and 2; L. J. Carnachan beat W. L: Robinson, 2 up; A. M. Goulding beat F. W. Lucas, 2 and 1; H. Brinsden beat A. B. Joplin, 2 and 1; E. F. Burns beat J. M. Somerville, 4 aud 3; T. Goudie beat A. V. Peace, 2 and 1; A. H. Magson beat A. Cerutty, 3 and 2; R. F. Ward beat J. F. Murray, 2 and 1; R. M. Dacre beat A. Fairburn, 8 and 7; M. 11. Yock beat W. G. Cain, 5 and 4.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club on Tuesday, starting at 10.45 o'clock:— First lee. —Mrs. R. l>. Wilson v. Mrs. M. Shroff, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. I. B. Stewart, Mrs. R. Deighton v. Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. T. W. Hoskiutt, Mrs. Paterson v. Miss M. C. Bray, Mrs. H. Brinsden v. Miss B. M. Grierson, Miss M. Duder v. Miss G. I. Easton, Miss A. Hacket v. Miss M. Richardson, Miss M. Cooke v. Miss M. Goldwater, Mrs. Cain v. Miss It. Cornaga, Mrs. Lovett v. Miss K. Fouhy, Mrs. B. Cooke v. Miss N. Self, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Mrs. Gyllies, Mrs. Mackinnon v. A. N. Other. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. C. K. Grierson v. Miss J. Easton, Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. G. P. Finlay v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. G. Court v. Miss P. Moody, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. M. K. Cooke, Mrs. E. Alison v. Mrs. Mclndoe, Mrs. Coakley v. Mrs. RawThe C grade match -will start at 10.15 o'clock. A Canadian foursomes match will tie held on May 14, players to choose partners.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB,

Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap match to be played by members of the Maungakiekle Ladies Golf Club at One Tree Hill to-morrow, commencing at 10.45 o'clock in the order of the draw: Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. H. V. Johnston, Mies K. Horton v. Mrs. A. Swain, Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. Mcllraith, MiS3 E. Schnauer v. Mrs. Parker, Miss L. Dunnet v. Mrs. C. Grcvatt.Miss C. Stubbs v. Mrs. E. R Mason, Miss G. Parr v. Miss M. Haslett, Mrs. Schnaucr v. Miss D. Stewart, Mrs. Hipkins .v. Mrs. Neale, Miss Carnachan v. Miss Lawrence, Mr«. J. Jerrat v. Miss McGowan, Mrs. C. Robinson v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs, Wellsted, Miss K. Churton v. Miss D. Lamb, Mrs. G. M. White v. Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. E.. Brown v. Jlrs. F. Malcolm, Miss C. Gallagher v. Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. F. Saxton v. Mrs. W. J. Reid, Mrs. Muellpr v. Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. Bourke, v. Miss E. Blackburn, Mrs. Kudge v Mrs. Kilner, Miss I. Walker v. Miss M. Coath, Miss Ponsford v. Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. J. Stewart v. Mr«. Henderson, Mrs. Fraser v. Miss M. Tiarks, Miss Millington v. Mrs. Pococlf, Mrs. Lloyd v. Miss A. Ronayne, Mrs. J. Dawson v. Miss H. Hardley, Miss Thompson v. Mrs. H. Williams, Miss A. Yonge v. Miss E. Thompson. ■. ■■•_. Ninth Tee. — Mrs. Burton v. Miss F. Preece, Mrs. Dunne v. Mrs. A. Oxley, Mrs. Balgarnie v. Mrs. G. Hardley, Mrs. Dudley v. Mrs. H. Caughey, Mrs. Goldwater v Mrs. L. Norton, Miss A. Palmer v. Miss R. Williams, Mrs. Keys v. Mrs. Fee, Miss G Finnerty v. Mrs. O'Neill, Miss C. Creamer v. Miss P. Reid, Miss D. Ryan v. another.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB

There was a big muster of players at One Tree Hill for Saturday's medal match, the course being in ideal order and the greens fast and true. An excellent card was returned by C. J. Schnauer, jWho won with a score "of 87—18—59. W. Calderwood and J. W. Clarke were joint runner.s-up, each playing well to finish two strokes better than the scratch score for the course. „•».., Other good cards were:— J. C. Hardley and L. H. Norton with 73 net, next best being J. Jerrat with 75 net.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB,

Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday • Mrs. Hintz v. Mrs. Hutchison. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Browne, Miss Brookfleld v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Mathieson. Mrs. Kennie v. Miss W. Hinte, Miss Johnson v. Miss Colebrook, Mrs. Keys r. Mrs. Bartleet. Mrs. Butler v. Miss B. Hill, Mrs. D'Authreau v. Mrs.. Combos, Mrs. Montgomery v. Mrs. Macartney, Miss Maden v. Mrs. Untott, Miss Meadows v. Miss Lundon. Mrs. Lovegrove v. another, Miss 0. English v. Miss Appleyard Miss Lawrence v. Miss Sharland. Miss M. English t. Mrs. Markwick, Miss D. Scott v. aD The C (iraw for C erratic players is as follows • Aliss K. Todd v. Miss W. Kf>ndoll, S HiSes v. Mrs. McGregor Mrs. Waugk v. Mrs. Meiklejohn, Mrs. Pelley v. Miss Wells, Mrs. Colebrook v. Miss M. Todd, The C grade match was won by Mrs. Meiklejohn.

GLENDOWIE CLUB.

Members of the Glendowie Golf Club nlaved a bogev handicap on Faturdfiy afternoon. The niatch was won by n. first year player. The best cards were: W. A. Cole. 2 up; J. C. Graham. 1 up; N. C. Snedden. 2 down: I. Hall. 2 down; W. Laxon, 2 down; C. S. Woods, 2 down; C. B. Thomas, 2 down: R. Brady. 3 down. A tie in the four-ball bogey handicap was played off and resulted in a. win for T. Martin and J. Sheen, who finished 6 up as against their opponents', X. A. Ching and 0. .Wolfgram, 4 up on bogey.

AKARANA CLUB,

A bogey match was played at the Akarana Golf Clud oh Saturday. The following are the best cards returned: —.7. Trayes, 4 up; G. Coltman, 3 up; B. J. Smith, 1 up; J. M. Coltman, 1 down; J. Swanson, 1 down; H. Cullen. 1 down; W. R. Swanson, 2 down; T. Coutts, 2 down; E. R. Bayley, 3 down; S. Mcßobie, 4 down; H. R. Tyler, 4 down; V. Smith, 4 down; J. Budge, 5. down; G. W. Brown, .5 down.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB.

The following is the draw for the L.G.U. and monthly button match to be played on May 5, ; to commence at 11.30: — First Grade. —Mrs. Preston and Miss Cox, Mrs. Caughey and Miss Phil Beet, Mrs. Cox and Miss Madge Beet, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Halford and Mrs. Sutton. Second Grade. —Miss Joughin and Mrs. Davey, Miss L. Hodge and Miss Clark, Mrs. Burtenshaw and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Pezaro <nd Mrs. Young, Mrs. D. Hodge and Miss T. Jones, Miss E. Marshall and Miss J. Tingey, Miss Dalron and Miss O'Callieiian' Mrs. Ewen and Mrs. Long. C Grade. —The C grade will play the monthly button, starting from the fifth tee "t 11 30 The draw is:—Mrs. Free ana Mrs Cooice, Mrs. Ashley and Miss Monteomery, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Kingsland, Miss M. Walters and Mrs. Kogers, Miss E. Spence and Miss B. Endean, Miss KerrTaylor and Mrs. Meifclejohn. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Turnbull and Mrs. King, Mrs. Schischka and Miss JU Smith, Mrs. Ward and Miss Mrmro,

AUCKLAND CLUB.

! The first round of the captain's tourna'.nient -was played at Middlemore on tSaturjuay under excellent conditions. The Dest performances of tne alternoon were those of L. W. Delph and h. u iiartleet, who completed their rounds in 73. Delph beat W. N. Abbott, last year's runner-up, while Bartleet, after holing a three at the 16th, wanted two fours for a 7U, but he took a 5 and a 6 at the next two holes, and finished in 73. C. Gordon showed a return to form in defeating N. Louissou, 4 aud 3, his round being 70. Results:— H. Gilnllan lost to C. M. Croft, 3 and 2; W. Pavitt beat G. Hutchison, 1 up; H. Horton beat R. Martin, 3 aud 2; W. S. Ralph beat J. B. Elliott, 5 and 4; H. N. Pountney beat P. Nathan, 8 and 6; C. Jacobseil beat J. F. Kwen, 2 and 1; A. J. Friedlander beat C. I. Nathan, 2 and 1; J. McK. Wilson, lost to R. H. Browne, 3 aud 2; B. S. Finn beat A. J. Kirker, 3 and 2; 11. D. Wright lost to P. H. Upton, 1 up; L. W. Delph beat M. W. Abbott, 5 aud 4; D. MacCormick beat E. D. Horton, 2 and 1; E. Friedlander beat H. Abel, 2 and 1; J. B. Lusk lost to V. E. Masters, 2 and 1; J. K. Lusk lost to V. W. Wilson ; J. D. Macfarlane lost to A. M. Howden, 2 up; W. Wilson beat H. Williams, 1 up; H. Tidinarsh lost, to \V. A. Donald, 3 and 2; C. M. Gordon beat N. Louisson, 4 and 3; A. A. Martin lost to F. Macky, 2 and 1; B. C. Jacobs lost to A. B. Thomson, 1 up at the 20th; S. S. Wilson beat F. Wilson, 4 and 2 ; A. W. Donald lost to J. Farrell, 4 and 3; H. T. Merritt lost to R. G. Rainger, 1 up; R. C. Sellar lost to A. M. Smith, 3 and 1; D. Robertson lost to E. B. Brown, 1 up ; E. L. Bartleet beat T. R. Brett, 3 and 2; C. Towle beat P. Asser, 9 and 7 ; R. B. Wilson lost to R. P. Worley, 4 aud 2; J. MacCormick lost to It. J. King, 3 and 2; C ! Sead-Gowring beat D. Poison, J. Horricks lost to W. A. Gunn, 1 up; W. B. Souter beat R. F. Johnston, 2 and 1; A. W Gillies beat Horton; J. F. Brown, beat W. C. McCaw. 6 and 5: W. G. Borrie bent H. W. Kelly, 1 up; C. Herman lost to C. B. Mark 2 and 1; H. B. Coverdale beat E. Harper 2 and 1; F. P. Worley lost to H. Y w m £ ro £' ,f a - nd 3: T - w - - T - Johnson beat )y- T. Bell, u and 4; H. Plumley lost to G. C. Henderson at the 19th : It. F. Wvatt h * £ £ rant - and 1 < W. B. Colbeck beat G. h. Thorburn. G and 5: E. C Sare Tap L - Nathan, 6 and 4 ; R. Smith lost to u R - Connolly by default: C. H. A.rclior bill r' ?," Abbott > 7 ""d B M. Benjamin Jones lost to J. P. Aldrnd, 3 and 2 ■ J \i Burnett lost to B. C. Hart, 3 and 1

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB.

The Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club played a n y i7~ M,SB A - °' Neill v - Mlss Kdly. Mise V \r Mr £- Buddle - Mrs - ford v. Miss M. Stevens, Miss M. Parker R rvi&m nT bray tV Mrs, En S ,an d v. Miss ah «n' M ,\ BS Harty v - Mrs - Goldwater, fiiii IV- w'-i,* Irs - Dav,dsoll v. Miss Blotnfield. Miss Williamson v. Mrs. Weller, Mrs. Herbert y Miss Wight, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Deightou v. Mrs. Spiller, Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Scurr, Mrs Gudgeon v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs! Gillett, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Beaumont, Miss Parker v. Mrs. Edey, Mrs. Quick v Miss Jackson, Mrs. Baxter v. A. N. Other' The C grade match was postponed last Thursday; the same draw will be played next Thursday for Miss Williamson's trophy.

PUPUKE CLUB

Members of the Pupuke Golf Club played the second monthly medal round of the season on Saturday in conjunction with the first round of the Mingay Cup. There was also a match played for a trophy presented by Mr. J. Fotheringham. The course was in perfect condition, and some good cards were handed in. Following wore the best cards returned:— J. Williams, S3— 18—65; L. H. Saunders, 81—14—r>7 j J. It. Coltman, 84—16—1>8; L. H. Ansell, 84—15 —60; T. McCorkindale, 87—18—69 ; W. C. Taylor, 85—14—71; G. A. Waterman, 88^16—72; C. P. Hopkins. 89—17—72; R. Johnstone, 85 —12—73 ; H. C. Stevens, 79—5—74; H. Goodwill, 87—13—74; H. T. Gould, 88—14—74 ; L. J. Minogue, 82—7 —75 ; E. W. Mills, 84 —9 —75. In the first monthly medal match there were five players who tied, f In the playoff the winner was L. G. Ansell, with a score of 84—15—09. The club will play a teams match with the Titirangi Club on Saturday, and the selected players are as follows: —I. O. Mackenzie, H. C. Stevens, L. J. Minogue, E. W. Mills, L. Harrison, F. H. Mingay, R. Johnstone, L. H. Saunders, H. Goodwin, T. G. de Clive Lowe, W. C. Taylor, L. G. Ansell. ■ ■ A mixed foursomes tourney has ' been arranged and will take place next week. Partners and opponents are to be drawn.

NORTH SHORE CLUB.

The opening day was postponed, but a large number of players attended the links. Mixed play was held over 12 holes. The fairways were in good order. The additional three holes brought in during the week were greatly appreciated, and illustrated the natural features of the course. The ladies' club will open its season next Wednesday, when Canadian foursomes will be played by A, B and C grades. The draw will be made at the clubhouse at 11 o'clock.

WAITEMATA CLUB

Members of /he Waitemata Golf Club played an 18 holes medal match on Saturday, which was won by B. Itae, with a card of 67. W. T. Langbein was runner-up with a score of 70.

PAPAKURA CLUB

The best cards returned in the medal round played by members of • the Papakura Golf Club on Saturday were as follow:— Ohlson, 90—15—72; Mathieson, 94—22— 72.

MANUREWA CLUB

The Manurewa Golf Club's ucw course was opened on Saturday under ideal conditions. Sixty members and visitors were present, including repressntatives from all neighbouring clubs. In declaring the course open for the season, the president. Mr. O. V. Adlam, expressed the club's gratitude to Mr. H. Collie, the owner of the property, for his generosity in allowing the club to play. The ladies' captain, Mrs. J. B. Gilmore, drove a straight one down the first fairway by way of opening. Mixed foursome were played over five holes and the president's trophies were won by Mrs. McNeil (Otahulm) and J. Jepson, jun. (Manurewa), with a net score of 41. The runners-up were Mrs. Rushton and O. Adlam, jun, with 42 net.

TITIRANGI V. AKARANA,

The following players will- represent the Titirangi Golf Club in the match against the Akarana Club at the Akarana links next Saturday :—H. D. Brinsden, T. A. Goulding (captain), W. L. Robinson, A. M. Goulding, K. M. Kacre, J. Murray, E. E. Beehan, T. Goudie, A. B. Joplin, A. V. Peace, A. J. Parr, C. H. Wyatt.

The following players will represent the Titirangi Golf Club in the match against the Pupuke Club at the Titirangi links next Saturday:—H. A. 'Randrup, C. G. Fisher, J. Carnachan, 'R. J. Hamilton, E. F. Burns, S. Hunter, W. P. Baker, P. E. Cleary, A. H. O'Leary, W. iR. Vercoe, L. Knight, W. West.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB

The first L.G.U. medal match for members of the Papa&ura Ladies' Golf Club was played on Saturday. The winner was Mrs. C. H. Knight, 112—3<i—76. Other good cards returned were: Mrs. Urquhart, lll_34_80; Miss M. Walters, 102—21— SI; Miss White, 101—10—S2. A match against the Clevedon Ladies* Club is to be played to-morrow, at Papakura. Play is to start at 1.30 p.m. and partners will be arranged at the clubhouse. Following is the draw for a flag match, to be played on Wednesday afternoon: — Mrs. Rushton v. Miss Rhind, Miss A. McLennan t. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Brooks v. Miss J. Walker, Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Peglar, Mrs. Urquhart v. Miss Coxhead, Mrs. Elliott v. Mrs. Watts. Mrs. Pavitt v. Mtes G. Finlayson, Miss Harris v. Mrs. C. H. Knight, Mrs. Walters v. another. Juniors.—Flag match over nine holes: Mrs. D. McLennan t. Miss Jarvie, Mrs. Johnstone v. Mrs. Doull, Mrs. Eade v. Miss O. Slack, Mrs. Kidd v. Mrs. L. Cooper, Mrs. Yates v. Mrs. S. Wilson, Miss L. Hewitt v. Miss Dreadon, Mrs. Pirie v. Miss Urquhart.

EVERSLIE CLUB.

A match between the captain's and vicecaptain's teams was played by members of the Everslie Golf Club on Saturday. The captain's team won by 7 matche's to 1. Details are as follow: — Wardell beat Busing, Hogan beat Beechey, Brewer beat Leitch, T. C. Smith beat Bingley, Johnson beat Hobson, McDonald beat Blair, Wilson lost to Parker, Whelan beat Mclnnes.