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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 138, 13 June 1932, Page 14

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N.Z. PLAYERS IN SYDNEY. SILK ANI> HORNABROOK SHINE KIRK-WJNDEYER CUP TO-MORROW. SYDNEY, June 12. Nearly all the leading amateur golfers competed in the New SouMi Wales foursome championship at Rose Bay yesterday and to-day. Added interest was given to the play by the presence of the New Zealand and Queensland Kirk-Windeyer Cup teams.

The championship was played over 36 lioles, S2 players taking part. Two Manly pairs, H. W. Hattersley and D. M. Garland and E. L. Apperly and W. C. Sturrock, tied for first place yesterday with aggregate scores of 150. The play-off to-day was won by Hattersley and Garland, 79, wlio defeated Apperly and Sturrock, 80. The best form among the New Zealiinders yesterday was shown by Hornainook and Silk, who greatly impressed the gallery. The New Zealanders' scores were;.— Hornabrook and Silk. 77-,-77; Brinsdeu and Tallis, 84 —79; Seifert, jun., and (ieorge, 81—84; Black and Rana. VVagg, ■52—8*. Teams for the Kirk-Windeyer Cup are:— New South Wales.— J. Terrier, O. Thompson, E. H. Bettington, R. J. Withyeombe. New Zealand. — Silk, Hornabrook, Black, Brinsden. Reserve, VVagg (Dominion champion). Queensland.—R. H. dimming, T. Alunro, J. Trude. Queensland plays the eliminating round of 18 holes foursomes and 18 holee singles ngainst New South Wales on Tuesday. The winning team then contests the final of 36 holes foursomes and 36 holes singles jipinst New Zealand on Wednesday and Thursday. AUCKLAND CLUB. The semi-finals of the captain's tourney vera played liy members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middleruore on Saturday, liesults:—A. E. M. Rhind (0) beat V. E .Masters (13) at the 19th: B. <i. Thompson ill) beat I. MacEwan (1), 2 and 1. The linal will be played next Saturday. Best scores returned in the George Cup i>ogey match (IOS entries), the first eight players qualifying f O r match play:—H. i'lumley (2), all square: W. B. Colbeck :i), 1 down; .T. B. Lusk (6). 1 down ; T. R. Brett (9), 1 down; 11. W. Simmonds (9), 1 down; C. H. Knight (13), 2 down; R. G. Sellra (11), 2 down; M. W. Johnson (12). 2 -lown; T. E. Clark (5), 2 down; A. M. iTowden (0), 2 down; A. Boddington (5), 2 down; A. M. Gunn (15), 2 down; F. r. Woi'ley (14), 2 down. Team chosen to play against Titirangl, at Titirnngi, next Saturday:—W. S. Ralph, H. K. Lusk, T. MacEwan, B. H. Meiusies, H. r'lnmley, R. D. Wright, E. L. Bartleet, R. O. Rainger. W. A. Donald, C. M. Jacotisen, L. W. Delph, W. N. Abbott, W. B. Colbeck, If. Tidraarsh. H. V. Coverdale, N. Louisson, r :. T). Horton. G. H. Auel, T. E. Clark, S. S. Wilson. E. B. Brown, A. Boddington. H. A Joyce. J. B. Lusk. Reserves: G. C. Henderson, F. Macky, A. M. Howden, J. P Aldrcd. PUPUKE CLUB. The following are the results of the first •ound of the president's prize :—K. D. Mci.eod, 53—19—64; L. H. Saunders, 79—12 -67; F. L. Bond, 88—20—68: G. Waterman, 84—14—70; G. Walker, 56—16—70; '..', Jaggs, 94—24—70; W. H. Spiller, r-7 —16—71; W. Stenson, 90 —18—72; W. \. Bush, 89—16—73; T. McCor&indale, ■< r > —l2—73; L. G. Ansell, 84—11—73; E. W. Mills, 82—9—73; A. Burnett, 89—16 -73 ; C. Browne 89 —10—73 ; R. Stokes, !'"—24—73; H. Preston, 98—24—74; A. 'U-owne, 83—9—74 : H. Stevens, ' 80—6 -74 ; H. Goodwin, 85—11—74; B. Sellars, iS—14—74.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Draw for bogey match to be played by ■iifiinbers of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club '•M Wednesday:—Miss Harty v. Mrs. Thomp:mi, Miss Lorie v. Mrs. Goodwin, Miss GilI'ltt v. Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. Davidson v. Mrs. Fo6te, Mrs. Clark v. Mrs. Mowbray, '■Irs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss Wil"ains v. Miss L. Williamson, Mrs. Allen v. ■liss Heap, Miss Wight v. Mrs. McCorkin■iale, Mrs. Prosser v. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Quick \: Mrs. Heldt, Mrs. Gooding v. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Williamson v. Mrs. Spiller, Mrs. Close v. Miss R. Williamson, Mrs. Jaggs v. Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Randall v. Mrs. Lewin. Mrs. Ijaxter v. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Howie v. Mrs. ISnaumont, Mrs. Anderson v. Miss Gooding, .Miss J. Parker v. Mrs. Howe, Miss Jackson v. Miss Wall. The last C grade medal round was won liy Mrs. Rush. Draw for match for Mrs. McCorkindale's i rophy, to be played on Thursday:—Miss Cledhill v. Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Thomas v. .Mrs. Whitcombe, Mrs. Bloomlield v. Miss K. Wilson, Miss Willis v. Miss Hughes, .Mrs. Kissen v. Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Hornt! v. Miss Barton, Mrs. Bond v. Miss Dudgeon, Mrs. Rush v. Mrs. Nugent, Mrs. Andrew v. Mrs. Mair, Mrs. Roe v. Miss Weston, Miss Crammoud v. another. TITIRANGI CLUB. A large entry was received by the Titiningl Golf Club for the qualifying round of the Ballin Clip, played on Saturday over IS holes. Thirty-two players: qualified ' for handicap medal play. All those with net scores of 80 or under qualified. Nine with cards of SI tied for the last two places, ;iud a draw was made for these two positions. Draw for first round:—C. G. Fisher v. S. C. Ewen, J. F. Murray v. E. R. Koehan, H. M. Rogerson v. H. R. Harper. If. Broadbent v. F. AV. Lucas, I. B. Joplin v. R. M. Dacre. W. West v. R. J. Graham. •T. Grierson v. C. Perkins, L. J. Williamson v. A. R. Hodgson. R. AVarnock v. R. ,T. Hamilton, M. T. Bailey v. G. W. Yates, K. F. Ward v. W. J. A. Thomson, K. J. Kicbardsou v. J. Gllrnour, K. T. Harold v. A. E. Whitten, M. R. Grierson v. R. L, Wilson. D. F. Steedman v. H. L. Rebson, K. F. Burns v. P. Harrison.

Playing in a four-ball mutch during the week-end. W. E. Holdgate, did the 14th hole, a distance of 128 yds, in one. The team to meet Auckland at Titirangl Mil Saturday is:—E. E. Beehan, R. M. Dacre. <;. Fnirbura. T. A. Goulding, A. 31. (Joulding, A. J. Good, T. Goudie, J. Gilmour, .7. H. Goyder, R. J. Hamilton, A r . Humnhreys, A. B. Jopliu, F. AV. Lucas, W. G. r.awson, R. R. Mr-Crystal, J. Murray, B. M. Ohlson, AV. L. Robinson. H. L. Robson, H. A. Randrup. W. J. A. Thomson, F. Trice, It. L. AVilson, C. G. Fisher. Reserves: A. r:. Peace, E. J. Richardson,. I/. J. Williamson. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.. Draw for bogey match to be played tomorrow by members of the Titirangi ladies' Golf Club, commencing from the first nnd eighth tees at eleven o'clock: — First Tee.—Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. Husking v. Mrs. O'Leary, Mrs. U. L. Wilson v. Mrs. J. C. Finlay, Miss i!ray v. Miss Grierson, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Shroff, Mrs. Alison v. Miss Hill, Miss M. Cook* v. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Niccolls v. Mrs. G. White. Mrs. Clatworthy V. Mrs. Nnisniith. Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Ch.appoll. Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Dmler. Miss M. Fouhy )v 0 Mrs - AV. H. Cooke v. Mrs. <.. P. Finlay. Miss Hncket t. Mrs. MnlVr' "Ji , « s - G >' nips v - McGlashan. Miss M. Bailoy v. Mrs. Hollingrafco. Mrs. Hodgw%!" ™ Vr " a Mrs. Waters v. Miss Wallace. Miss Pagni v. another. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. Gardner v. Miss Noel self, Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. Splnley Mrs T <!. Alpe v Miss P. Moody. M?s C H'.Court Miss Thompson. Mvs - Richardson v. Miss Ncsta Self. Miss Charlsworth v. Mrs R 1\ Ward, Miss t,. Hall v. Mrs. Morrisonc.rcgory. Mrs. 3. B. Johnston v. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor.

MANUKAU CLUB. An inter-club match between Manukau -ml Olahuhu Golf Clubs was played on the Munukau links during the week-end. Otaliiihu won by 9 games to 5, one being all square. Results (winning side's players Ti nined first) : —Moffatt lost to Warden, 2 ;ind 1; Logan lost, to TSeechey. 2 and 1A. Todd boat Busing. 3 and 2; F. Toddbeat .lepson, S and 7; Currie beat O. V '■ (llnni, 3 and 1: Christio lost to R. N Johnson, 5 nnd 4; Fernlpy beat Gilmorc, :'. and 2 ; AV. Blakey beat Barnard, 3 nnd 2; I'.ryan lost to White, 8 and 6; McGregor beat Priest, 3 nnd 1; Hotson beat Mclnnis, I up; Pnreklurs and Parker all square; ('ox lost to O. R. Adlam. 2 and 1; Downey boat Roberts, 7 and 6 ; Burton beat Blair, « and 4. In a four-ball, host-ball competition Oi-i----hubll h;id four wins, Manukau one, and tbrco games were all' square.

GLENDOWIE CLUB. The first, round nf the captain's prize drew a large field of entries on Saturday. There were no surprises, the majority of "low-markers" holding their own. Chief interest centred in the meeting of K. Hutchison and Dr. C. Horton, the former winning after a close contest. Following are the results :—F. Farram boat G. Palmer, 6 and 4 ; C. V. Thomas beat G. Matheson, 4 and 3; C. L. Hewsou beat H. Wright. 2 and 1 ; W. Paton beat V. Kerr, 4 and 2 ; A. R. Wilson beat H. A. McGregor. 1 up; C. S. Woods beat B. Buddie. 8 and 6 : W. L. Cole beat P. White, 5 and 4 ; C. Allcott beat G. L. O'Halloran, 3 and 1 ; A. O. Horspool beat J. H. Hall, 1 up; C. Jarmnn beat A. Milne, 9 and 3; J. L. Sheen beat J. G. Speedy, 2 and 1; A. C. Johns beat K. Brookfield, 3 and 1 ; T. Martin beat G. McMillan, 7 and 5; F. Kronfeld beat C. M. Rattray, 7 and C; F. Trice beat E. Bridgens, 5 and 3 ; A. E. Churchouse beat R. Barstow by default; A. C. Taine beat O. .Wolfgram by default; W. Laxon beat T. D. McGregor, G and 4; C. Healcl beat L. J. Keys, 1 up ; A. G. Graham beat A. Jackson, 1 up ; T. Terry beat U. A. Forgie, 2 up; A. G. Brown-Douglas beat A. McKenzie, 5 and 4; N. A, Chlng beat A. F. East, 4 and 2 ; J. E. Stedman beat A. Hogs, 4 and 3 ; F. R. Coombes beat I. G. O'Neill, 5 and 3 ; A. Howey Walker beat W. Newsham by default; J. C. Graham beat A. IJuthie, 1 up; E. Hutchison beat Dr. C. Horton. 2 up.

In the last-mentioned game both competitors were playing oil' the same murk. In the first half the golf was of a h'eh order, each player doing 3!) (including u 6), and starting for the homo half all square. Horton became lup at the eleventh and fourteenth. Hutchison then produced his best and won tlis fifteenth, sixteenth and eighteenth, to become 2 up.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club will play the second round of the handicap match play on Wednesday. Results of lirst round were:—-Miss B. Hill won by default from Mrs. Lovegrove; Miss Browne won by default from Mrs. McGregor; Miss Mains beat Miss Colwill. 4 and 3; Mrs. Montgomery boat Mrs. Hughes, 4 and 3: Mrs. Oolebruok beat Mrs. Macartney, 6 and 4. Draw for the C grade players, who have been partnered with players with handicaps, to play a medal round over 12 holes : Miss Dorling v. Mrs. McGregor. Miss Wells v. Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Pelley v. Miss Colwill, Miss McCrystal v. Mrs. Hughes. Miss Potter v. Mrs. Macartney. Mrs. Alderton v. Mrs. Howey-Walker, Miss Idiens v. Mrs. Hill.. Miss Jenkins v. Mrs. Warren, Miss Sanders v. Miss Wilcock, Miss Hogan v. Miss Woolley. The Saturday players will play the second round of their handicap match play next Saturday. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The annual teams match between sides representing the president and captain was played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club on Saturday. Four-ball matches were played, the competition ending in a win for the captain's team by eight games to seven, three finishing all square. A large gathering attended the tea held subsequently in the clubhouse, when opportunity was taken by the committee to offer a statement covering the affairs of the club. It was reported that despite prevailing conditions and a rebate in the subscription, the finances were in a satisfactory condition. Various suggestions for developing the social side of the club were discussed and referred to the committee for decision. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The second monthly medal round was played on Saturday, results being:— Seniors.— J. Potter. 73 —12—61 : J. Penman. 75—14—61; C. C. Robinson. 76 — 13 —63 ; B. Rae, 72—9—63 ; N. Hume, 7S— 14—64; c. D. Hunt, 78—14—64. Juniors. —F. Hobbes. SO—22—sS : A. P. Roache, 80—20 —60; H. Preston, 32—21 — 61; T. Cauldray, 86 —24—62 ; A. White. 87—24—63. The third round of the captain's prize resulted :—W. Roberts beat R. Ash. 1 up : I. Chalmers beat B. Harper, 4 and 2; N. Hume beat N. S. Chalmers. 1 up at the 20th; C. H. Kingsford beat C. R. Morley, G and o ; J. Prime beat B. Clouston, 2 and 1: H Bennett beat J. Potter, 1 up; Miles Nelson beat B. Goldwater, 1 tip at the 19th. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB.

The team to represent Papakura Ladies" Golf Club in an inter-club innteh with the Clevedon Ladies' Club, at Clefodon. on Wednesday, is: —Mrs. Pavitt, Mrs. Urquhart, Mrs. McLennan, Miss Rhind, Miss Walker, Mrs. Watts. Miss Finlayson, Miss Jarvie, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Francis, Miss Dreadon, Mrs. Doull. OTAHUHU CLUB. The following 16 players qualified for the F S Ballin Cup, match play competition : K. A. Xorth, 88—-'o—6B: Scott Colville. 93—22^ —71: A. Eustace, 78—5—73; H. .!. Levy, 75—2—73 ; A. Crow, 07—24—73 : K. M. Ford, 84—19—75: R. G. Moflitt, 85—10 —75; J. C. Christie, 90—14—76; J. K. Currie, 04—18—70; J. Logan, SB—l2—7fi; W. B. Eustace. 82—5—77: F. Fearnley, 05 —IS—"7; G. H. Burton, 97—20—77; A. M. Todd, 92—14 —7S ; Lyttelton, 98—20—78 ; .T. Crow, 102—24—78. The medal competition played in conjunction was won by K. A. North with a net score of 68.

PAPAKURA BEATS OTAHUHU.

A teams match played between members of the Papakura and Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Clubs resulted in a -win for the former by four matches to two, two being all square. Results (Otahuhu first) :—Miss Parton beat Miss White, 4 and 3; Mrs. Eceles lost to Miss Walters, 7 and 5 : Miss M. Smith beat Miss Wilklus, 0 and 5 ; Mrs. McNeely and Miss O'Callaghan, nil sn.uarc; Miss Cox and Mrs. Foote. all square; Miss L. Smith lost to Mrs. Brooks, 7 and 5; Miss. Aginen Smith lost to Miss Rhind, 1 down; Miss Sutherland lost to Miss Wftlker, 4 and 2. . •C Grade. —Miss Wills lost to Miss Coxhead 7 and 6 ; Mrs. Crow and Mrs. Watts, all square; Miss Shnmonds lost to Miss Finlayson, 5 and 4 ; Miss Clarke beat Miss Jarvie, 1 up; Miss B. Grant lost to Miss Dreadon, 2 down; Hiss Simmonds lost to Miss Finlayson, 5 and 4 ; Miss Clarke bent Mi«s Jarvie," 1 up; Miss B. Grant lost to Miss Dreadon, 2 down ; Miss Timms lost to Mrs Francis, 3 and 2; Mrs. Massey lost to Mrs. Bradstreet, 1 down. Papakura won by 7 matches to 2.