MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.
An open-dav tourney was held by the Maungukiekio Ladles' Golf Club yesterday, the following being the results of the various competitions :—■ Best Gross Score. —Seniors: Miss K. Horton Sli. Juniors: Mrs. W. J. Held 02. Senior Medal Handicap.—Mrs. Grcvatt, 87 —17—70 ; Miss C. Moginie. 87 —14 —73 ; Miss K. Horton, 82—8—74 ; Miss D. Lamb, <j0—16—74 ; Mrs. J. .Terrnt, 00—10 —74 ; Mrs. G. Baillie, 01 —17 —74. Junior Medal Handicap.—Mrs. ,T. Gilmour, 99—30—60 ; Mrs. W. J. Held, 02—21 —71 ; Miss C. Wright, 00—28—71 ; Mrs. Abbott, !00 —2G—74 ; Mrs. Boucher, 102—28—74. Bogey Foursomes, 13 holes. —Mrs. H. V. Johnston and Mrs. Mcllraith (0), 3 down; Mrs. I>unne and Mrs. C. W. Schnauer (10), 3 down; Mrs. Napier and Miss Stubbs (7), 4 down ; Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Nathan (12), 4 down; Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Michael (14), 4 down; Mrs. Goldwater and Mrs. F. Reid (17), 4 down. The tie was won by Mrs. Dunne and Mrs. Schnauer. The best score in the senior putting coinpetition was that of Miss K. Horton, 15. Mrs. Goldwater and Mrs. J. Lloyd each scored 17 in the junior competition. A medal handicap match will' be played on Saturday, players to choose their their partners. TITIRANGI CLUB. Following is the draw for the first round of the veterans' Handicap, which is to be played on Saturday by members of the Titlrangi Golf Club :—A. B. Chappell v. J. M. Somerville. E. A. Tuke v. W. J. A. Thomson, K. J. Hamilton v. A. Cerutty, J. Yock v. J. C. Wilson, S. Hunter v. L. 11.Kogers, 'A. Fairburn v. G. M. White, A. Le Sieur v. F. S. Ballin, A. V. Peace v. F. Ewen.
A four-ball best-ball bogey handicap, which was open to members and visitors, was played yesterday afternoon and drew a large entry. The best card returned was that of E. F. Hums (8), and A. R. Hodgson (17), both with 0 up. Other good cards were:—L. H. Norton (8) aiul H. V. Ganley (11), and W. J. A. Thomson (8) and A. C. McArthur (17), 5 up; Adlam (14) and ltusing (12), 4 up; and Jerratt (18) and Caiman (0), 3 up. GLENDOWIE AMATEUR TOURNEY. The annual Dominion Day tournament held on the Glendowie links will commence on Saturday morning and be continued on Monday (Dominion Day). I'ost entries will bu received. The Glendowie Cup will start on Saturday morning with the qualifying round, the best eight net scores to play off by match play. On Saturday afternoon the first round of the cup and a medal handicap will be played. Monday morning, second round of cup and bogey handicap. Monday afternoon, final of cup and four-ball bogey handicap. ONEWHERO CLUB. The draw for the second qualifying round ot the senior championship is:— Tawha v. Cronin, Wilson v. Caldwell, Lawson v. Wright, D. Cameron v. Martin, McNaught v. E. Cameron, Taylor, v. Hlra, Rau v. another. In the play-off for Mr. S. Crawford's trophy, the winner of Glasgow, v. Eapsou plays Muir In the final. " Junior members play a medal round, the draw being: Muir v. Walter, Brownlie v. McNeil, Davie v. Rutherford. The winner of Miss F. Cameron v. Mrs. Taylor meets Miss McGregor in the linal. in the president's trophy, junior members, the winner of Miss Howlett v. Miss Lindberg plays Mrs. Muir in the final. The medal round draw is: Miss S. Cameron v. Mrs. Cobbett,.. Mrs.-. Martin v.. Miss Rikys, Mrs. Muir v. Mrs. Hull.
PAPAKURA CLUB. ■ The following players will represent the Papakura Golf Club on Saturday in its match against the Mnnuknn Club :—Herdman, Cooke, McCoy, 15. Walton, K. Matheson, Brebner, D. McLennan, J. K. Elliott, Pavitt, Kobblns, A. Walton, E. Miller, Bradstreet, S. Wilson, T. McLennan, S. Walton, Watb'. Woolley, Yates. Keservcs: Jacques, 3. Miller. TE AROHA CLUB. The following is the result of (lie third round for the Duff Cup.—Kenny bent Crompton fi and -t ; Ifalligan beat Towers, 3 and '2; Bamflold beat Crowley, 2 and 1; Mackie beat Hinton, (i and 5. On Saturday next an inter-club match will he played against the Paeroa Club. The A team will play at Paeroa and the B team at Te Aroha.
On Saturday, October 1, an inter-club match will be played against the Walhi Golf Club at Waihi.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 225, 22 September 1932, Page 18
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