GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 283, 30 November 1931, Page 15

GOLF.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB,

The third and final round of the Wisefew/fek, '!■ JbSvv£ i°^. A -*- EUis > 7C > 76—152; w. J. Hockin t 77 i <>—153 ;R, g. Ncwcomb, 78 /i~lou; G. Goodwin, 76, 80—156; D. B. Holland, 70, 80—156; J. H. Earle, 78, 86 TT ~, • A concurrent medal round S Ued J? V yin for J - H - E »"le with the good card of 70—S—71. The follow ne are the best of the other scores returned so q Norton Sl—B—73; 11. Meredith, ° 2 — J —73 ; J. S. Rankin, 75— 5— 73: A. G Schischka 91-17-74; H. Walker 89lo—/4, R. M. Tolhurst, 59—15—71- L E. Henlon, 01-i-l-V\ ' ii &1 T e Q rloC A C, 92—14—78 ; W. ff. Darby, 2r7r 13 — 78; °- Colcman, 00—11 70- W Calderwood, 84—5—79. lg, "•

TITIRANGI CLUB.

nf?i of Played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club in the first round ot the summer competition for the Foster CUP w«e:—B. G. Tallis and H. BrinsdJu beat W. J. JViOlan and G. H. Birch, 1 up; m. k. and C. K. Grierson beat R. J. Hamilton and S. Hunter, 5 and 3; W. West and G. C. Jones beat G. M. White and H. M Kogerson, 6 and 5; F. G. and R. E. Alpe beat V. N. Hubble and L. J. Williamson, > t> \ J -c H - Fran cis and E. T. Harold beat P. A. Spurdle and L. H. Rogers, at the nineteenth; G. K. Hart and N. O Laud beat R F. Ward and A. Cerutty, 2 and 1; A. M. Goulding and K. Yates beat B. W. Beaumont and F. A. Brown, 2 and 1.

NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB

The draw for the first round of the Summer Competition Cup, to be played i>y members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday (commencing at 3 p.m.) is:—Mrs. Houghton v. Miss Macindoe, Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Jacobson v. Mrs. Cloi'ston, Mists Leggoe v. Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Broughton v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Walsh v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Cadness v. Mrs. Gillies, Miss N. Mason v. Miss Moulton, Mrs. Ilerrick v. Mrs. Horrobin, Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Short, Miss Wallace v. Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Praer v. Mrs. Earle, Mrs. Weir ■v. Mrs. Duder, Mrs. Moody v. Mrs. ParkiUiSon, Mrs. Harvey v. Mrs. Chambers, Miss Dutfer v. Mrs. Duff, Miss M. Mason v. Miss Stewart, Miss Gooding v. Miss M. A. Alison, Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. Coltman, Mrs. Uickey v. Mrs. Darlow, ! Mrs. Crosher v. Mrs. Badley, Miss Mair v. Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Wilkius v. Mrs. iScott, Mrs. Littlejohn v. Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Keane v. Mrs. Joughin, Mrs. Matthews v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Lush v. Mrs. Swanston. The first round of the C grade summer competition will ibo played on Thursday, commencing at 3 p.m. The draw is:—Miss Bonner v. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Mortlmor v. Mrs. Kingsford, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Temple, Mrs. Freake-s v. Mrs. Petterson, Mrs. Mellor v. Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Bates v. Mrs. Crowe, Miss M. Alison v. Miss liartlett, Mrs. Ibbotson v. Mrs. Lorimer, Miss Major v. "Mrs." Potter, Miss B. McDonnell -v. Mrs/ Taylor, Mrs. Buchanan v. Mrs Tanner, Mrs. Higson v. Mrs. Tuptill, Miss E. McDonnell v. Mrs. Armitage, Mrs. Leydon v. Mrs. Boyle, Mrs. Nicks v. Mrs. Black, Mrs." Lambly v. Miss 'Steel, Miss Hawes v. Miss Jarvis, Mrs. Hawes v. Mrs. Klingender, Mrs. Lewins v. Mrs. Gibson.

EVERSLIE CLUB.

At the seventh annual general meeting of the Everslie Golf Club held at Papakura on Friday evening, the report showed the club to have an increased membership, and a credit balance of £39 18/9. Officers elected were: Patron, Mr. Balfour M. Irvine; president, Mr. P. J. Parker; captain, Mr. C. Wardell; vice-captain, Mr. E. A. J. Busing; secretary, Mr. G. F. McDonald ; treasurer, Mr. N. Johnson.

AKARANA CLUB,

At Akarana Golf Club's links on Saturday a competition in the form of a medal round was won once more by the consistent Lou Paewai "with the excellent card of 85—14 —71. The next best scorers were : H. P. Cullen, 84—9—75; A. E. Young, 89—11 —78; and G. M. Brown, 88-^5 —83.

NORTH SHORE CLUB.

The best cai'ds returned in. the first ■round-of the Duss Cup were:—-A.- U. Short, 74_H—63; E. G. Bntrican, 80—2-I—os ; H. W. Bennett, 74—5—66; H. Cadness, 91—24—67 ; W. Olliver, 82—14—68 ; G. D. Hunt, 84 —14 —70; E. C. Gordon, 05 —24 — 71. .

TILSON CUP.

(By Telegraph.—.Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. In matches for the Tilson Cup and the Veterans' Salver, the Christchurch Club defeated Wellington iu both.

PUPUKE CLUB.

In the medal round played on Saturday the best score returned was that of I. G. McKenzie. 70—3—67. > \