GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 157, 6 July 1931, Page 15

GOLF.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS.

AUCKLAND CLUB

The final of the captain's tournament fcehveen W. S. Ralph (scr) and Dr. T. W. Johnson (I. , !) was played at Middlemore pn Saturday- and resulted in a win for Jolinson, 2 up and 1 to play. This marked the first occasion on which a junior has ffon the match for many years. A bogey competition resulted in a tie between Bryce Hart and T. Tidmarsh, one vd ; H. B. Lusk, ,ill square, was second. The following teams will represent the Auckland Golf Club in a teams match with the Hamilton Club, to be, -played at HamilJoB during nexf week-end:— A Team.—W. -S. Ralph, W. N. Abbott, R. 0 Wright, W. A. Donald, E. L. Bartleet, if' Louisson. C. Jacobsen, V. W. Wilson, H. Tidmarsh, F. Mackay, E. H. Abel, S. S. \Vilson. Reserve :J. P. Aldred. B Team. —R. F. Johnston, R. D. Horton, r B Elliott, K. G. Sellar, B. Thompson, W. V Phillip, V. Masters. J. McK. Wilson, C. Cowle, P. Nathan, A. M. Smith, R. J. King. The following team will represent the ~nd Club in a teams match with the kaungaki-ekie Club, to be played at Middlekore during next week-end: —H. B. Lusk, r, W. Delph. R. 0. Gardner, H. L. Rees, C. u. Gordon, R. B. Wilson, D. Robertson, H. Cj.Pountney, B. C. Hart, B. C. Jacobs, H. iff. Siminonds, W. Wilson.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

The following are the results of the fflliffe Cup matches played ot One Tree fill on Saturday. The course was fast and in good order: —B. C. Cauavan beat W. 'praser, 1 up; G. A. Hardley beat L. B. Schnauer, 2 and 1; J. Earle beat F. W. Wilson, 4 and 2; J. T. Lloyd beat B. B. aooper, 2 up; F. Moginie beat V. C. Keys, i and 1; F. Wiseman beat C. Coleman, 4 ind 3' R- Hipkins won from I. Goldstine »y default; W. D'Audney beat J. C. Hardlev 1 up; W. Calderwood beat J. H. Jerrat, 1 and 3; H. P. Griffin beat W. J. Hockin, i and 2; G. S. Laird beat J. K. Johnston. 1 and 2 S. Reid beat H. O. Wiles. 2 and *• J. Sherlock beat S. Caro, ± and- 3; J. rf Earle beat D. D. Holland, 1 up; E. A. Brocker. beat J. M.. Elliffe, 1 up; J. S. tonkin beat A. Ely, 2 and 1; A. J. Schisflika beat C. J. Schnauer, 1 up; W. E. La Roche beat R. E. Craig, 4 and 2; R. H. tfelvffle beat J. T. Laws, 2 up; H. W. Irost beat W. F. Darby, 2 and 1: D. E. Courts-beat (. T. Mitchell, 2 and 1: J. W Clarke beat R- W. Verdy, 3. and 2; R. 5 'Newcomb beat C. G. Nicol, 4 and 3; £ H. Norton beat P. Kinninmont, 1 up: Milne beat J. A. Gentles, S and 6; W : ~J. Smeeton beat R. M. Tolhurst. 1 up; ff' Morpeth beat N. J. Kidd, 6 and 5 ; R. uigus beat Jno. Caughley, 1 up; G. J. Bennett beat H. F. Prothero, 1 up; A. K. former beat J. D. Shanly, 5 and 3; A. K Sawley beat F. Stevens, 6 and 4; B. G. Bend beat 3. S. Milne at the nineteenth iiole , D. R. •Garrard beat L. J. Stevens, 6 aid 5; H. Walker beat Brodzick. 7 and j- A. H. Blackburn beat A. L. Morpeth, j'and 1; Russell-Jones beat A. E. MciCeown, 9 and 8; G. S. Pringle beat R. M. Crockett, 9 and S; J. S. Kidd beat R. C. iley* 5 and 4.

GLENDOWIE CLUB.

Ole second round of the Howey Walker sedal (handicap was played by members of <he Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. Folio-wing were the best cards handed in: r CL Tiine, 94—22—72; N. C. Snedden, SS—l6— -72; F. Faram, 92—20 —72; C. B. si—S—73; A. Bradley, So—l 2— {3* F Kronfeld, S9—l5 —74; W. Paton, 58—14—74; B. Eobb, 94—20—74; O. ffolferamin, S7—l2 —75; W. Laxon, 89—14 —75 • A. C. Johns, 89 —14 —75; F. Combes, i 7—22—75; Dr. Horton, 83—7—76; H. G. Thomson, 101—25—76; F. Trice, 84—7— (7-R Hutchison, 84—7 —77; A. K. Duthie, jal-10—78; C. Liovegrove, 96 —18—7S; P Ufcolls, 88 —10—78; B. J. Richardson, $9—11—78 r- A. Stedman, 92 —14—78; J. S. iEendell, 100—21 —79j. F. Martin, 97 — K. Edmonds, 86 —7 —79 ; G. Kissting. 92 —12 —SO; A. G. Graham, 107—25 _|j; If. Bailey, 103—20—83; L. C. Hewlon; 100—17—83; J. Stedman, 99—15— wFj. H. Hall, 99—15—84; P. White, 111 -h— B6; C. S. O. Woods, 101—10 —91. The captaia!s-.prize, was advanced a_fur--1&« stage during the week-end. Following »re the results of matches played:—H. G. Thomson beat C. B. Thomas, 2 and 1; R. Bradley beat I. Macarthur, 2 and 1; L. Cole beat N. C. Snedden, 3 and 1; W. Paton jnd-^'A; - Ching have yet to play. .

aka&lna club.

The ,foliowing. are. the best, scores retnrned Sμ the qualifying round -in the senior ancHjutiior' , championships ■when 'the: frst round was.played "on Saturday:— Seniors.^—B. J. .Smith 77, J. SL Coltman 10, E.M. Brown 83, ;J. ' Swansoir 83, V. Baker 84, H. Cullen 84, H. Clarke 85, D. Syme 86, G. Coltman 87, M. Greenbank 87,! W , . Swansdn 87, P. Holloway 88, -J.- Patertoa 90, _C. M. Cox 91; -P. Halford 91. A. Wynesffl9.2, J.. McKenzia .92.. , ; Tyler 87, W. G. Taylor BS.; T. Kieley,'*9l, H. O'Callaghan 91, H. E. Bailey 92, T W. H. Nicholls 94, A. Healy 94, P. Contts'96, B. ,Rishworth -96, L. Harris !7<li. Cummins 98, J. Dupin 98, R. Porter 99, J.Trayes 99, N. Winter IDV'B. Griffiths 101.

TITIRANGI CLUB.

Following-were, the results of the second round of the Ballin Cup:—R. J. Hamilton ieat J. Murray, 5 and 4; J. F. Murray beat a. M. Taylor, 4 and 3; A. V. Peace beat T.N. Hubble, 2 and 1; H.. Brinsden beat Jones, 4 and 3; W. K. Baker beat G. £ Walsh, 2 and 1; J. Carnachan beat 6. M. White, 5 and 4; F. Hunter beat A. ». Jonlin, at the 20th; F. W. Lucaa beat •L R. Hodgson, .5 and 2. _-.. The Second round of the consolation han*cap resulted: —H. M. Kogerscm ■ beat; R.-. warnofik,.at the 20th: F. A. Browne, beat -J. Dawson, 3 and 2; F. M. Laurie beat C. and 4.. . . handicap resulted in a tie wtween.A., H.. Q'Leary (lO>, D. "W. Beau-, >Kmt<l4) and A. J. Pau (6), who returned! fflroe of all square.

PUPUKE CLUB,

lα,,the third round of the captain's prize rae results were as follow:—Browne beat otemson, 3 and 2; Mills beat-Johnston, - np;_SeHars beat Clark. 1 up;. Chisholm "eat Hume, 5 and. 4; Stephenson beat de Uive Lowe, at the 19th; Goodwin beat Boskings, at the 10th; Saunders bea.t Stilm> 4 and' 2.; Bush beat Everton, 1 up. ™ it, est cards returned in the fourth Jionaiy med.il match were as follow:—A. u. Browne, 79—13—66; 1U C Stevens, 78— r<o; A. R. Coltman, 'S4—f%*-71; G. F. Uark 93—22—71; G. A. Waterman. S6— fiM t i H - Everton, 0β—24—72; R. N. uushplm. SS—lG—72; T. McCorkindale. J?rl<T-73; B. W. Mills, 82—9—73; R. 'oanston, S3—lo 73

I;,: OTAHUHU CLUB,

t are the results of matches for lv Jγ ?• Bal!in C "P Played on Saturday »y members of the.Otahuha Golf Club: — A* T\v£ U v tace heat CruicMiank, 6 and 5; £ Xodd beat C. Stephenson, S arid 7; G. fVrif v ner boat D - Lees. 5 and 3; G. B. wL b - eat w - Blafcey. 2 and 1; W. B. "iteH,. leat1 eat C - R - Evader; 3 and 2; B. O. ffJein , . Faarnley, 4 and 2: D. G. Wt H, Fronimherz, 4 and 3.' ,

NORTH-SHORE CLUB,

jjJ e i| te 3- were played over for the the North Shore Golf Cllib'« ;<Zf 9? .-Sa.tnrday, when a monthly medrJ. w _2? s --' deeitle(l - Although the green* .tohcli. the fairways were in fai:; ir'ilV'm'''" l kest srorc was returned 4*&it%rs, 83—12—71. The next <. L^^swre:—H. IJennett. 84—*2—72; ?^ii S5 — 12 —73: S. Whitley, S7 — 85—1i—74; H. Spinley, 0 ;, 6 - Hunt, 50—14—75: B. Gold-

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB;

•'leanf tn'hf ls . t!io (I_aw Eor thp hosey.-han- •»£ thu ip«« I> "'- v? ' l - to-morrow by members m r % ri vtlu :i J'dlw , (; »'E Club :- ■•Mrs T^ 10 - 50 a.m-—Mrs. W. Hosklnz t' * liDln 5-. Mrs. R. Dfighton v. M. Coot., \r Bray - Mrs - J - ratersfln v. Miss n 'fiersnn ' A^ Irs - R - Ij - WiUon v/Miss B. M. Shroff Vrs rs^ G - McMUlan v. >rrs. M. •iT(kori v" H - Brins( len v. -Miss M. RichV^ s - u Ferguson v. .Mrs. I. B. Uilf I-' £ m ? )r - Bailey v. Miss R. Cornaga. "•lino" Hi !,^ et v". Miss Xnsl Self, Mrs. F. Ml " K - Mrs- C. Court v. ; y?v?g£U?J Vi" Xr!ta Self, MrSl Coak n. nl .-Mr S . W. G. ' Mr*"^ r T- Vp K - &rtP«qn'. Miss M. Dudpr •'istnn V; L -' rav lov. Mrs.;to*ett v. Miss .7. «Ik rWn rs ',, R - A - s l )inle > : r s. B. Cooke, W -Br o PP t U V - - Mrs - J - B - Johnston. Mrs. MoodvV m e J , Mrs: Anderson, Miss P. JtrSl. AlS :Sml -'• Mr -?--? lchard -- i^ovi^' 3 ? mat * wm commence at '•■to o dock, players to choose partners. ,

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB,

AKAKANA LADIES' CLUB

Following is the draw for the flag match and the second qualifying round of the Grevatt Cup competition, to be played in conjunction at One Tree Hill to-morrow by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 10.45 o'clock in order of the draw:—Mrs. H. V. Johnston v. Mrs. Me Arthur, Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. C. J. Schnauer, Miss K. Horton v. Miss Dunnett, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. E. Brown, Miss B. Schnauer v. Miss Ghurton, Mrs. A. Swain v. Miss M. Haslett, Mrs. Parker v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss M. Miller v. Miss MeGowan, Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. Neale, Mrs. Mcllraith v. Mrs. Burton. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Mrs. G. M. White, Miss G. Parr v. Mrs. Wellsted, Miss Stubbs v. Mrs. Hipkins, Mrs. C. Grevatt v. Miss D. Lamb, Miss P. Lawrence v. Mrs. 11. Wiles, Miss Potter v. Miss D. Stewart, Mrs. Napier v. Miss Blackburn, Mrs. Nicholson v. Mrs. M. Henry, Miss Morrison v. Mrs. Saxton, Miss P. Preeee v. Mrs. S. Reid, Mrs. G. Hardley v. Miss M. Harvey, Mrs. Mueller v. Mrs. Kilner, Mrs. Dunne v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Oxley v. Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Norton v. Mrs. Verry, Mrs. Ramsay v. Mrs. Rudg<\ Mrs. Pocock v. Mrs. J. Stewart, Miss M. Robson v. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Ponsfovd v. Miss R. Hill, Miss I. Walker v. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Balgarnie, v. Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. H. Walker v. Mrs. Fraser, Miss Millington v. Mrs. Keys, Mrs. H. Caughey v. Miss Tiarks, Mrs. C. M. King v. Miss Ronayne, Mrs. Owen v. Mrs. Sawers, Miss Carnachan v. Miss H. Hardley, Miss P. Reid v. Mrs. H. V. Coe. Miss Finnerty v. Miss Palmer, Mrs. O'Neill v. Miss E. Hardley, Mrs. H. Williams v. Miss C. Creamer, Mrs. Wallis v. Mrs. Fee.. Miss, L. Paterson v. Miss A. Yonge, Mrs. Malcolm v. another.

Following is the draw for the L.G.U. and button matches to be played to-morrow by members of the Akarana Ladies' CSolf Club: Mrs. Caughey v. Miss L. Jones, Mrs. Prexton v. Mrs. Halford, Mrs. Cox v. Miss P. Peet. Mrs. Young v. Miss L. Cox, Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Grant. Miss M. Peet v. another. B grade: Mrs. Sutton v. Mra. Walker, Miss Dalton v. Miss Endean, Miss J. Tingey v. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Burtenshaw v. Mrs. Kingsland, Miss Mnnro v. Miss L. Hodge, Miss Spence v. Miss .Toughln. Mrs. Turnbull v. Miss Williams, Miss Walters v. Miss O'Callaghan, Miso Plarke v. Mrs. Pezaro, Miss Marshall v. Miss Hodge. The C grade members will play the monthly button match, commencing at noon. Following is the draw :—Mrs. Masefield, v. Mrs. H. Johnston. Mrs. Neville v. Miss Graham, Miss Burnand v. Miss Montgomery, Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Thomas v. Mrs. McCrobie, Mrs. Wynyard v. Miss Kerr-Taylor, Mrs. Cooke v. Miss Walters, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Roirers, Mrs. Phillips v. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. King v. Mrs. Free. Miss Birch v. Mts. Ashley, Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. Schischka, TVlrs. Milliard v. Mrs. Robinson.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB

Following la the draw for the first round of the 72-hole medal competition for Mr. Mathieson's prize, to be played on Wednesday by the members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss Brookfield v. Mrs. Hintz, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. McMallan v. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Rennie v. Mrs. Butler, Miss Johnson v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. Hutchison v. Miss W. Hints, Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Stanley, Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Bartlett v. Miss Maden, Mrs. Combes v. Mrs. I<ovegrove. Miss Meadows v. Mrs. D'Authrea.u, Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. Keys, Miss Lundon v. Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Montgomery v. another. The draw for the C grade eclectic is as follows: —Mrs. Colebrook v. Miss Colwell, Mrs. Waugh v. Miss Wells, Mrs. Levien v. Mrs. Pelley, Miss Mains v. Mrs. Page, Miss Jenkins v. Mrs. Hughes, Miss Rendell" v. another. The results of the last L.G.U. are as follows : —i to 21: Mrs. Rennie, 98 —21—77 ; Miss O. English, 99—19—50; Mrs. Warren. 103 —20—83. 22 to 36: Miss Lundon, 108 —33 —75 ; Mrs. Keys, 100 —25 —75 ; Miss Prosser, 115—36 —79 ; Miss B. Hill, 105 — 24 81; Mrs. D'Authreau, 106 —23—83. The C grade match was won' by Mrs. Page. The play-off in the tie between Mrs. Levien and Mrs. Hughes was won by the former.

MANTJREWA LADIES' CLUB,

Following Is the draw of members of the Manurewa Ladies' Golf Club for the first round of Miss. Juckes' trophy, to be played oh "Wednesday, commencing at 11 o'clock i — Miss King v. Mrs. White, Mrs. Adlam v. Miss Grey, : Mrs.' Collie T- Mrs. Margefts, Mrs. Edgley v. Miati Juckes. Mrs. Snupar v Mrs.' Fleming. Miss Yarnton v. Miss Johnston, Miss Brady v. Mrs. F.lMargetts, Miss Maxwell v. Miss Dunn, Mrs. Rushton v. Mrs. Jenkins, Miss Kimber v.- Miss Phillips.... .■■: *