GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 144, 20 June 1932, Page 14

GOLF.

N.S.W. CHAMPIONSHIPS. BAD START FOR DOMINION. BKIXSDEX AND SILK SURVIVE. SYDNEY, June 19. In the first round of the New South Wales amateur singles golf championship yesterday, out of five New Zealand players only one survived. The results were:— Wagg (Xew Zealand) beat Gregory, 5 and 4; Hambleton beat Hornabrook (Xew Zealand), 1 up; Ruwald beat Rex George (Xew Zealand), 3 and 2: Glancev beat G. Tallis (Xew Zealand), 3 and 2; Hatteisley beat Black (Xew Zealand) at the 21st hole.

Withycombo fell before Dobson, 5 and 4, and Apperley was eliminated by Ryan at the 10th. In the second round New Zealanders who had a'bye in tho first fared as follows:—Garland beat Louis Seifcrt, jun. (Manawatu), 3 and 1; Bvinsden (Auckland) beat Bolger, 1 up; Siik (Wanganui) boat Mant, 0 and ;>.

The champion, Ferrier, beat Thomas, 5 and 4. Bettington, playing brilliantly, beat Spooner, 5 and 4. Wagg was eliminate! by G. Thompson, 1 up.

Thirty-two of the 90 competitors remain in for Monday, when the third and,fourth rounds will be decided. Tho weather was fine yesterday, but bitterly cold.

AUCKLAND CLUB,

CAPTAIN'S PRIZE MATCH. In almost continuous rain, with the course heavy and the greens waterlogged, the final of tho captain's tournament was played at the Auckland Golf Club, Middlemore, on Saturday, between A. E. M. Rhlnd and B. C. Thomson. A grim struggle ended on the eighteenth green in a victory for Rhlnd, 1 up. Thomson, a young player, has shown considerable .promise this season. After outdriving his opponent at the first five holes, his'tee shot went to pieces, and this proved his undoing. When two down at the seventeenth, he took his iron (which he played consistently through the fairways) off the tee, outdrove his opponent, and won the hole. He had a chance to keep the game alive at the eighteenth When presented with an S-foot putt for n. four and a win, but he just failed, and Rhind holed a live to win the match.

A four-ball best-bull bogey competition •was also pliyjeu". Among the 94 competitors were a good number of Titirangi members, who were the club's guests, while the tennis match was being played at Titirangi. The weather conditions were bo bad, however, that most of the players did not complete the round. Following were the best scores returned:—Murray and McCoy, 3 up ; West and Jones, 3 up; Zahara and Keegnn, 1 up; 11. W. Kelly and Roberts, all square ; A. A. Martin and A. McCosh-Clark, all square; T>. A. Burt and H. Clay, 1 down ; G. H. Birch and E. T. Harold, 1 down."

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB.

Following are the results of matches played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club in the third round of the captain's foursomes competition :—Mrs. Kirker and Mrs. .T. F. Brown beat Mrs. Robertson and Miss Cooper, 1 up; Mrs. D. Robertson and Miss Rainger beat Misses L. Waller and A. Bayly, 5 and 3; Misses B. Kelly and A. George beat Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Croon, 3 and 2: Mrs. IJutherford and Mrs. Hughes beat Mrs. Rainger and Miss E. Mahoney at 10th: Misses M. and M. G. Macfarlano beat Misses D. Bever and H. Asser, 3 and 2: Mrs. Grant and Miss Moginle beat Mrs. Robinson and Miss M. Cou- j

sins, 8 nnd 2: Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Hellaby beat Mrs. C. Knight and Miss K. Knight, 7 and 6; Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Ralph beat Misses 11. and L. Cutfield, 2 and 1. The next round must be played by July 1.

AUCKLAND V. TITIRANGL

The game between Auckland and Titirangi Clubs was played on Saturday at Iho Titirangi links, and resulted in a win for the Auckland Club by nine games to right, seven being halved. The following were the results, the names of Auckland players being mentioned first: — W. S. Ralph beat T. A. Goulding, 2 and 1 ; H. Menzies lost to R. McCrystal, 1 up; H. Plumley beat R. M. Dacre. 4 and 3; R. D. Wright and \V. li. Robinson, all square; E. L. Bartleet beat J. Murray, 4 and 3; R. G. Rainger lost to F. Trice, 6 and 4 ; W. A. Donald' and A. M. Goulding, nil square; C. M. Jacobsen lost to A. J. Good, 2 and 1; B. W. Delph and R. L. Wilson, all square; W. B. Colbeck and E. M. Beehan, all square; H. Tidmarsh beat C. G. Fisher, 1 up; H. V. Coverdale and V. L. Humphreys, all square; N. Louisson and H. A. Randrup, all square; R. D. Horton and G. E. Fair-burn, all square ; G. 11. Abel beat H. L. Robson, 1 up; T. E. Clark lost to J. H; Goyder, 4 and 3; S. iS. Wilson bent A. B. Joplin, 2 and 1; E. B. Brown lost to J. Gllmour, C and 5 ; A. Boddington beat T. Goudie, 2 up; H. A. Joyce lost to E. Ohlson, 4 and 2; J. B. Busk lost to W. Rowson, 2 and lj G. C. Henderson beat R. J. Hamilton, u nnd 4; F. Macky beat F. W. Lucas, 8 and 7; J. P. Aldred lost to E. J. Richardson,

jun., 2 up. MAUNGAKIEKIE V. AKARANA.

(Played at One Tree Hill Links). The match resulted in a win for Maungakiekie Club by seven games to four, with two all square. Following are the detailed results (Maungakiekie names first): —D. F. McCormick lost to B. J. Smith, 1 down; A. K. Hawley beat J. Coltman, 6 and 5; W. Calderwood and F. Hazelden, all square; K. O. Gardner beat J. Swanson, 1 p; A. J. Parr lost to G. M. Brown, 4 and 3; J. S. Rankin beat V. Baker, 8 and 7 ; I. McOwan iind L. J. Minogue, all square ; J. H. Earle lost to W. Greenbank, 6 and 4 ; J. L. Carnaohan lost to G. Coltman, 2 and 1; R. Meretilth beat J. Holloway, 5 and 4; R. Milne beat W. R. Swanson, 4 and 3; H. Morpeth beat C. M. Cox, 3 and 2 ; J. M» Elliffe beat H. Dupln, jun., C and 5. A bogey match was also played, and resulted in a win for A. Ely, all square. The next best cards submitted were: —D. E. Coutts, 1 down ; D. H. Norton, C. J. Schnauer R. Angus and T. Nixon. 2 down.

PUPUKE CLTIB.

On Saturday members of the above club played for the third monthly medal round and Mingav Cup. The best cards were as follow : _h. C. Stevens, 70—-G—7o; M. Close, 0.-—24—71 ; G. Walker, 87 —-16—71; C. Howden, SO—IS—7I ; G. Stokes, 05—24— 71 ; L. Ansell. S2—ll—7l; T. McCorkin<lale. S-1—12—72 : L. Harrison, 84—11 —73 ; W. Bush. S9—lG—73 ; A. G. Edey, 91— 18—73 ; w. Mills. 83—0 —74 ; A. E. Browne, S3—0—74 ; W. Smith, 9S—24 —74.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB,

The last bogey match played by members of the Pupukc Ladies' Club was won by Miss K. Harty. Draw lor flag match to bo played on Wednesday.—Miss Lowe v. Mrs. Foote; Miss Heap v. Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Mowbray v. Miss Hartv, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Davidson, Miss Gillett v. Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Thompson y. Mrs. Clark. Miss Williams v. Mrs. Gooding, Miss L. Williamson v. Mrs. McCorkindale, Mrs. Splller v. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Prosscr v. Mrs. Close, Miss Wight v. Mrs. Heidi, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Lewin, Mrs. Howe v. Miss Wall, Mrs. Herbert v. Mrs. ? n a ™u r % at S G " oain S V- iliss Jackson, Mrs. Jaggs V Mrs Grey, Mrs. Anderson v Mrs Randall, Mrs. Curtis v. Miss J. Parker Mrs Beaumont v. Mrs. Howie Mis.

Rush 0 laßt C Srad ° niaU '' l W!IS Won by Mrs - Draw for match for Mrs. w. H SnilWs trophy played on Thursday •—Mrs Nugent v Mrs Rush, Miss Gledhili 'v. Miss Pascoe Miss Hughes v. Mrs. Bloomfield Mrs. Kissen v. Miss Barton. Mrs"eSit Miss Dudgeon, Miss B. Wilson v MrT' Atwood, Miss Crnmmond v. Mrs Homo Mrs. Mair v. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs." Thorn™ v. Miss Weston, Mrs. Whltcombe v Mrs Bond, Mrs. Andrews v. Miss Willis ' B gradu players to represent tlia elnh against the North Shore Ladies' Club at Pupuke to-day :—Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Hartv Mrs. McCorlilndnle, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs' Prosser, Mrs. Gooding, Mrs. Close, Mrs Walker. Mrs. Jagars, Mrs. Mills, Mrs' Quick. Mrs. Howe, Miss Gooding, Mrs. Hcrl bert, Mrs. Randall. Mrs. Anderson.

MANUKAU CLUB.

The first round of the Kohn Cup competition wns completed by members of the Manukan Golf Club on Saturday. Results:— Parker beatHobson. 2 up; Mclnnis heat Busing, 8 and 6: fiilmorc beat Bingley, 2 and 1; O. V. Adla«l beat Barnard. 1 up; Beechcy heat Johnson, 2 and- l; Priest beat JMcDonald, 2 up. .

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB.

OPEN DAT, THURSDAY, JUNE 23. riay commencing nt No. 5 tee at 5.45 a.m., with fliree-minute intervals.—Miss G. 'Smith v. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Hoskin<* v Miss E. Culling, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Johnston, Miss Grierson v. Mrs. A. Abbott, Miss G. Parr v. Miss O'Callagimn. Miss Haslett v. Miss E. Mahoney, Miss T. Cox v. Mrs. r-'Chroflf, Mrs. Jerrntt y. Mrs. Cox, Miss Cutfielil v. Mrs. A. Hill, Mrs. Green v. Mrs lEndean. 1 „, T , c , e> at 9 a.m.—Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss Tulloch. Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Miss F. liafhbone, Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. J. Koulston, Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. J. C. Finlay, Miss J. lingeyy. Miss C. Bray. Mrs. I<\ Browne v. Mrs. Houghton, Miss B. Hill v. Miss F Cameron, Mrs. Ralnger v. Mrs. Gilmore. Miss Hamblin v. Mrs. Rushton, Mrs. Eccies y. Mrs. Dovey, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Halford. -Mrs. McWhirter v. Mrs. Porter, Miss Graham v. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. E. Browne v MisH T. Jones, Mrs. Masefield v. Miss C. Ralnger, Miss Hardley v. Mrs. Markwick, Mrs. Howey-Walker v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Miss S. Mahoney v. Mrs. Ewen, Miss Spence v Mrs. Spinlev, Miss Hodge v. Mrs. Gardiner' Mrs. Russell v. .Mrs. Iveyes, Miss Warren v. Mrs. Currie, Miss Boddington v. Mrs Mrs. Burton v. Miss Rowland! Mrs. Young v. Mrs. Wlmle, Mrs. Jordan v Mrs. D. Walker, Mrs. Dunn v. Mrs. G L liiylor. Mrs. Kingsland v. Mrs. 11. Walker Mrs. I'rater v. Miss Dalton, Mrs. E C Foote v. Miss O. English, Mrs. Riley Taylor v. Mrs. Coltman, Miss S. Cameron v. Mrs Spencer. Mrs. Dr. Rowley v. Mrs. Phillip Mrs. Brook-Taylor v. Mrs. Simmonds. Mrs. Melvern v. Mrs. <St. George, Mrs. A. Hughes v. Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. Martin v. Miss Eales. Mrs. Cahill v. Mrs. Turnbull, Mrs. MeGreV v M - Walters. Mrs. Bartlett v. Miss I. Walters, Mrs. McCartney v. Miss Graham. Miss E. Marshall v. Mrs. Scliisciikn. Miss Kerr-Taylor y. Mrs. Long, Mrs Millard v. Mrs. Cook. Foursomes post entries.

AKARANA CLUB.

Owing to the heavy rain on Saturday few of the Akarana Golf Club members completed their round in the bogey match without sheltering. H. P. Cullen and P. Griffiths drew for first place with cards of 4 down.

GLENDOWIE CLUB,

The captain's prize competition at Glendowie Golf Club was advanced a further stage on Saturday, when half the matches were not decided until the last green was reached. The round was notable for the elimination of W. L. Cole (last season's winner) at the hands of C. S. Woods, and of C. B. Thomas (the ex-New Zealand 'Varsity footballer), a favourite for the event, bv F. Faram whose uncanny steadiness prevailed. Second round results: —W. S. Paton beat C. L. Hewson, 3 and 1; C. S. Woods beat W. L. Cole, 2 and 1; C. F. W. Allcott beat A. C. iStedman, 3 and 2; W. Laxon beat A C. Taine, 1 up: T. Russell beat J. Terry, 1 up; N. A. Ching beat A. G. Brown-Doug-las, 1 up; E. Hutchison beat T. Irapey, 4 and 3; F. Faram beat C. B. Thomas, 1 up; V. R. Johns beat A. R. Wilson, 3 and 2; J. L. Sheen beat A. C. Johns, 4 and 3; T. Martin beat F. Kronfeld, 2 and 1 ; F. Trice beat B. Churchouse, 3 and 2; C. Heald beat A. G. Graham, 2 and 1; J. Stedman beat F. Coombes, at the 19th;. J. C. Graham beat A. Howey-Walker, 3 and 1. In the play-off of the four-ball bogey handicap the winners .were C. B. Thomas and C. S. Woods, with a score of 7 up. E. Hutchison and A. C. Stedman were runners-up with a score of 6 up.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB.

Draw for L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday by the members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club :—Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Butler, Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. Hintz. Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. HoweyWalkcr v. Miss Mains, Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Colebrook v. Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Montgomery v. Mrs. Bartleet, Miss M. Todd v. Miss J. Robertson, Miss Meadows v. Mrs. Waugh, Miss Eales v. Miss Colwill, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Milne, Miss Bell v. Miss Prosser, Miss Scott v. Miss M. English, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Sharland, Miss O. English v. Miss Lawrence.

(Draw for C grade players :—Miss Idiens v. Miss Sanders, Miss Wllcock v. Miss Hogan, Mrs. Alderton v. Miss McCrystal, .Miss Dorling v. Miss M. Mitchelson, Miss Jenkins v. Miss Bright, Mrs. Pelley v. Miss Wells, Miss Potter v. Miss Anderson, Miss P. Hintz v. Miss Coldlcutt.

In the second, round of the handicap, match Mrs. Butler beat Mrs. Hintz, 3 and 1; Miss Todd beat Mr?. Milne, 6 and 5; Miss B. Hill beat Mrs. Hill, 2 up; Mrs. Browne beat Miss Mains, at the 10th; Mrs. Montgomery beat Mrs. Colebrook, 2 up; Mrs. Warren beat Mrs. Naismith, 4 and 3; Mrs. Howey-Walker beat Mrs. Cahill, 4 and 3; Mrs. Bartleet beat Miss Meadows, 7 and 5. The nest round must be played by June 28.

In the match for Saturday players Mrs. Markwick beat Miss Scott at the 19th; Miss O. English won by default from Miss Prosser; Miss M. English beat Miss Lawrence at the 19th; Miss Shorland, won by default from Miss Bell.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.

(Draw for second round of the eclectic match to be played to-morrow by members of the Titlrangi Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 11 o'clock: — First Tee.—Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Deighton, v. Mrs. Shroff, Mrs. R. L. Neilson v. Miss Grierson, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. -Alison, Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. Airey, Miss Bray v. Mrs. Clatworthy, Miss M. Cooke T. Mrs. C. E. Grevatt, Mrs. Niccolls v. Mrs. Lovett, Miss A. E. Hill v. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Duder v. Miss M. Fouhy, Miss Noel Self v. Mrs. G. P. Finlay, Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss Moody, Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. another, Mrs. Prodgers v. Mrs. Hollingrake, Miss Wallace v. Miss Pagni, Mrs. Hodgson v. Mrs. Waters. Eighth Tee. —Miss Hacket v. Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. Gardner v. Mrs. Splnley, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Mrs. Rodger, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. Court v. Miss Thompson, Miss Charlesworth v. Miss Nesta Self, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. Harrison Gregory, Miss McGlashon v. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor, Mrs. R. F. Ward v. Miss L. Hall. A bogey handicap wiU be played on Thursday, players to choose partners. Team to represent the club against Auckland Ladles' Club at Titirangl on Wednes*SenTors.—Mrs. IDeighton, Mrs. Hosking, Mrs. It. L. Wilson. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. O'Learv, Mrs. H. Finlay. Mrs. Paterson, Miss Bray. Reserves: Mrs. Alison, Miss Gr ju r nio n r's.—Mrs. Lovett. Mr&Tarfor, Miss Duder, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. NaisAiith, Miss M Fouhy, Miss A. Hacket, Mrs. Spinley, Reserves: Miss Noel Self, Mrs. R, O. Gardner.

NORTH SHORE CLUB,

Wet conditions made for heavy going at the North Shore Golf Club's, links during the week-end.' when a foursomes match for Mr A. M. Seaman's trophy was played. Forty-seven entries were received. alio winners. F. Hobbs and H. Freakes, played a consistent game throughout, returning a card of CO net. The runners-up were B. E. Goldwator and R. S. Spinley, who returned a card of 70.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB.

The president's trophy of the Papakura Ladies' Club was decided op Saturday, members playing a flag match. Miss Finlayson was the winner, carrying the flag to the nineteenth hole.

Draw for stroke competition to be played oyer J2 holes on Tuesday afternoon by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club :—Miss O'Callaghan v. Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Watts v. Mrs. Walters, Miss Wilkins v. Miss Paltridge, Mrs. Pegler v. Miss Brooks, Mrs. Urquhart v. Miss Jarvie, Miss Rhind v. Mrs. lates, Miss C'oxhead v. Mrs. Bradstreet, Miss Finlayson v. Miss Darrnch, Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Brook v. Miss Drendon, Mrs. McLennan v. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Pavitt v. Mrs. Doull.

WAIUKU CLUB,

Members of the Maungaklekle and Waiuku Golt Clubs played a teams match during the week-end at the Waiuku links, consisting of a morning and afternoon four-ball round, +!,\1 r ?,"iior winning by seven matches to Jsnt«is? eO 4. I,e i? s nU square. Results (Maungaklekie first) :— H : ' M I?JSwS 1^"— A - K - Hawley and J. I' w"e?,,"" 1 ' F l orbeH and Ohlson, 0 and beck nnd fc V 'r d ,, an „ d Mcowe '' b ™t Colnnd T T B » oom . np M. 2 and 1; J. H. Earle and ii Q ™t°l i Earle be;l t Jerram Afternoon Matches \ tc tt„. i C n o?beek Zffi&ggSS. '.tf *£P» T «* 0 "; W. 11. D'Audney .and Herald 'and° Herroid' aris an( . l , Stitchbury lost to Smith and Morrison, a and 1; Dixon and beat Jcrraui and Roscoe, 4 and 3.

MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB. Team to play for Manukau Ladies' Golf Club against Otahuhu on Wednesday:— Mrs. Rushton, Miss Callis, Mrs. N. Johnston, Mrs. Lever. Miss McDonald, Mrs. Busin, Miss Little, Mrs. Fleming, Miss Wright, Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Wardell, Mrs. Adlam, Mrs. Grant, Miss King, Miss Andre. Reserves : Miss Grey and Mrs. Bingley. Draw for bogey round to be played by Saturday players :—Mrs. Lnnigan v. Miss Cartwright, Miss Cross v. Miss White, Miss Delaney v. Miss Watson. Miss Comerfnrd v. Miss Bnird, Miss Blanchnrd v. Mrs. George, Miss Gilraore v. another.

WAITEMATA CLUB,

Members of the Waltemata Golf Club played a bogey match during the week-cud, but the wet condition of the course prevented some of the competitors from finishing. Tho match was for a club trophy, and was won by K. K. Baxter with a score of all square. The next best scores returned were: H. T. Webb, 3 down; L\ Cassells-Browne, 3 down.