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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 208, 2 September 1932, Page 11

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THE QUALIFYING ROUNDS. McMANUS BREAKS EIGHTY TWICE. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) W HANGAR EI, Thursday. The qualifying rounds at the North, Auckland Golf championship tourney at Mount Denby links, yesterday, resulted :—■ McManus. 74, 76 —150; Glanville, 76, 77—133; Buckley, SO, 75—155; Tallisi (holder), 77, 79—156; Grcvllle, 79, 85—164; Bailey, 83, 8-'— los: Ilognn, 85, 87—172; Johnston, BS, 88—17G: 11. Smith, 02, 90— 182; Izzard, 87, 97—154: W. Smith, 92, 92—184; Bevins, 01, 94—185; Gould, 93, 93—186; Surman, 94, 92—180 : Weston, 92, 95—187 ; Connaglian, BS, 101—li9. McJlanus won the Mount Denby Cup for the best gross score over 30 holes. The afternoon's medal round resulted in a tie between H. F. Buckley and Goulding, with a score of 71. A 30-liole medal round was also played and was won by Izzard, with a score of 130, McManus being next with 140. SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY. BLACK LEADS THE QUALIFIERS. The South Auckland golf championship tourney opened at tlie St. Andrew's links, Hamilton, yesterday. Players who qualified were: —J. L. Black (Hamilton), tirst round 77, second round 70, total 153; \V. Wynne (Hamilton), 80—81—101; W. S. Ralph (Auckland), 78—85—103 ; Dr. C. E. Howden (Waiukui, 80 —S3 —109; H. W. Fisher (Hamilton), 80—85 —171;. J. M. Horton (Hamilton), 89—83—172 ; R. Wallace (Te Awamutu), 87—85 —172; C. Hotson (Otorolianga), 80—87—173; C. G. Johnson (l'ukekohe), 80—87—173 ; A. C. Rees (Waipu), 86—88 —174 ; M. Barnett (Te Awamutu), 87—87—174 ; H. F. Blackie (Hamilton), 88—87 —175 ; H. Bradmore (Tauranga), 80—90 —170; L. H. Norton (Maungakiekie), 90—88—178 ; R. Worley (Hamilton), 85— 93—178; C. Sutcliffe (Hamilton), 87—92— 179. The second 1G who will contest the St. Andrew's match on handicap are; —S. S. Wilson (Auckland), 04 —80 —180; J. Milne (Hamilton), 01—91 —182 ; F. Layzell (North Shore), 91 —92—183; 1.. I. Day (Hamilton), 90—88—184; R. J. Hove (Hamilton), 91— 94 —185 ; C. Davies (Tauranga), 93—93— 180; A. F. Cole (Hamilton), 92 —95—187; .T. W. Jones (Hamilton), 91 —90 —187 ; J. H. Clarkcn (Hamilton), 90—97—187 : A. L. (Tompkins (Hamilton). 91—97—18S ; A. Johns (Raetlhi), 93— H. Toombs (Hamilton), 101—90 —191 ; F. T. Halligan (Te Aroha), 94—97—191 ; C. H. Murphy (Te Aroha), 97—95—192; L. R. W. Reld (Hamilton), 05 —97—192; H. C. Ross (Hamilton), 91—101—192. The best cards in the medal handicap In conjunction with the morning round were: H. C. Ross. 91—20—71 ; R. Worley, 85— 12—73; J. H. Clarken, 90—15—75. In the afternoon medal the best cards were —A. C. Rees, 86—12—74; H. Toombs, 90 —15 —75 ; H. F. Blackie, 87 —12—75. AUSTRALIAN TITLE. MISS MaeLEOD WINS AGAIN. ADELAIDK, September 1. Miss M. MacLeod (Melbourne) won the Australian women's golf championship for the fourth time. She defeated Miss Russell in the final. 4 and 2. Miss MacLeod's play was confident and steads - . Miss Russell was nervous. She was weak with her irons, but good with her wooden clubs. HAGEN GOES DOWN. DEFEATED AT 43RD HOLE. NEW YORK, September 1. In the' Professional Golf Association's tournament at St. Paul, Minnesota, Hagen and Kirkwood were among the many favourites who were eliminated in the first round of match play (30 holes). Hagen lost to John Golden at the forty-third hole. John Kinder defeated Kirkwood, 1 up.