AROUND THE LINKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 130, 5 June 1933, Page 14

AROUND THE LINKS.

SATURDAY'S GOLF GAMES. >4 AUCKLAND CLUB. At Middlemore W. 15. Colbeck headed the competitors in a, medal handicap iu the morning with a card of 7S—•">—7a. The longer handicap players figured prominently and the bulk of the next best .cards wore returned by them. Other cards wore :— A. M. Smith, 01—1G—75; B. G. Thomson, SX—s—7o ; It. G. Sellaiy SS—l2—7o ; \V. B. Lusk. 57—10 —77 ; It. J. King, 92—io— 77 ; and A. S. Aiidresr,* 02—1-1—78.: The l'our-ball competition iu the afternoon was won by I*. Aldred and T. \V. Johnson with a lino card of 7 up. Aldred, off an eight handicap, was round in 77, three strokes better than his handicap. Itoss Martin played a good round in the morning, but did not enter in the competition. His card was SO —11 —U'J.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The following are the results of the A and V grade medal matches played at One Tree Hill on Saturday —- A Grade. —J. H. Darle, SO—s—7."i ; L. H. Norton, 87—11--7(3; A. H. Hawley, Sl—4—77 ; I. McOwen, SO—S—77 ; JJ. it. Garrard, SO —O—SO.0 —SO. B Grade.—lt. P. Bennett, 90—20—70; W. K. Michael; !).'!—23—7o; 11. A. McGregor, 94—20—74 ; N. C. Laud, 92 — IS—74; K. Heywood, 95—20—75; C. Jarman, 95—20—75; L. 14. Vivian, 99 — 23—70. The following is the result of the fourball played during the afternoon :—J. Tanner Sind A. Greensmith, 3 up ; I'. Wiseman and J. McDougall, 2 up; .1. 11. Karle and H. G. Vivian and I<\ Laurie and J. a. Kidd, 1 up.

. GLENDOWIE CLUB. Despite the unfavourable conditions there was a good entry lor the open tournament at Glendowie. The morning medal handicap was won by It. Katterfeldt with- a net score of 74. The following were the best cards handed in : It. Katterfeldt, 99—25—74 ; 11. A. Jackson, 92 —IS—74; S. Lewis-Walker, 100 —20—75 ; J. E. Stedman, SO—B—7B ; Howey Walker, 97—19—75; A. C. Johns, 89—10—79; F. Kronfeldt, 94—10—79; •C. Heald, 100—20—SO ; O. Wolfgrainni, 89—8—SI; L. Farani, 97 —10—SI; It. Jeffrey, 105—23—52 ; 11. G. Thomson, 104—21—83;. A. O. Hofspool, 103—20 — S3; -V. It. Johns, 100—21—S5; J. G. O'Neill, 101—13—SS ; F. Colebrook, 114— 20—89. . In the afternoon , a four-ball best-ball bogey handicap was played. The match was won by J. E. Stedman and A. G. Brown Douglas, with a card of 4 up. The next best cards v?ere : K. Grocott and 11. Lawler, F.- Trice and L. Walker, I. McArtliur and W. Newsliam, 1 down; A. C. Johns and V. K. Johns, W. Gardiner and J. Craw, 2 down; 11. G. Thomson and C. lleald, 3 down ; J. H. Hall and E. G. Bridgeus, 4 down.

'' TITIRANGI CLUB. A medal handicap for the Gardner Cup was played in the morning and resulted in a win for E. W. Yates, who returned a card of SS—20—OS. Tlie other best cards wfere :—C. T. Keegun, 91—21—70; W. S. Paton, 83 —12—71 ; D. F. Rogers, 8S —IG—72 ; R. R.. MeCrystal, 70—2—74 ; R. E. Alpe, 89 —14—70 ; O. V. Garland, 92—10—7G ; and P. Harrison, SS—l2— 70. Tlie four-ball best ball handicap, played in the afternoon, was won by C. K. Grierson and A. C. Jacob, with a card of 5 up. Other cards returned were:—-R. It. MeCrystal and C. T. Keegan, 4 up; A. E. Saunders and R. W. Beaumont, 3 up; H. V. Ganley and J. H. Govder, 2 up.

: PUPUKE CLUB. The four-ball, best ball bogey handicap played at Pupuke in the morning was won by W. A. Bush and T. McCorkiiulale with a card of 4 up. Other cards were :—R. Johnson and F. Fox, 1 down ; T. Goodie and D. McCorklndale, 1 down; J. Heldt and W. Keats, 2 down. The first round for the captain's prize was played. In the afternoon, the results being :—Bush beat de Clive Lowe, 4 and 3: Thomas beat Waterman, 4 and 3; Sellers beat Walker by default: Stemson beat Burnett, 0 and 0; D. McCorkiiulale beat Armstrong, 1 up; Stiller beat S. Thomas, 3 and. 2; Stevenson beat Jupp by default: Bond beat Gray, 5 and 3; Ryan beat Williamson, 7 and 0; Peardey beat Roe by default; McFarlane beat T. Goodie, 4 aild 3; F. Heldt- beat Wntson, 7 and 0; Jaggs beat D. McCorkindale, 3 and 1; Malcolm beat Home by default; Palmer beat Rennie, 8 and 7; Fox beat Brewer, 8 and 7; C. Howden beat Williamson, 7 and 5; Ellis beat Dixon by default; Wilson beat Brought, 5 and 4; Hume beat Franklin by default; T. Goodie beat M. Close, 7 and G; Taylor beat Stevens, G and 4; J. E. Close beat Lewin, 8 and 7; Keat beat Heap by default; Keosing beat Smith, 5 and 3: Gould beat Ardley by default; A. Williamson beat Stewart by default: T. Howden beat Brody by defau'.t.

NORTH SHORE CLUB. Some excellent cards were recorded at North Shore links. A medal round was played in the morning, and in the afternoon a four ball best ball bogey was contested. The morning's results were as follows :— H. Seager, 79—17—62 ; H. Bennett. 75— 9—60; R. E. Ash, 85—19—0G ; It. Tliilson, 84—14—70; H. Goodwin, S3 —11—72; C. Coldicutt, 9G—24—72 ; B. Rae, 82—8— 74 ; J. Rees-George. 98 —24—34 ; J. Weir, 93—18—75; S. Reid, 95—2.0—75; C. Black, 90—15—75. In the afternoon's play the best cards returned were: —Weir and Bennett, 4 up; Roberts and Gordon, 3 up; Jackson and Everton, 1 up; Spraggon and Fotheringliam, 1. up'; H. Kean and Rees-George, all square; Foster and Hobbs, 1 down; Ash and Robinson, 1 dawn; liae and Preston, 1 down; Black and C. Kean, 2 down; Bartley and McLeod, 2 down ; Penman and Goldwater, 2 down; Bartleet and Ilarvey, 2 down.

WAJTEMATA CLUB. Members of the Waitemata Golf Club played tlie qualifying rounds of the senior and junior handicaps on Saturday. Tlie following qualified Seniors. —G. Jackson 141, R. Paeey 144, G. H. Laud 144, It. Nettleton 150, 11. Nicholas 150, H. T. Webb 153, R. Johnson 154, J. Ilogan 159. Juniors.—F. Laud 142, P. Goldwater 148, R. Bruce-Smith 153, G. Armitage 154, G. Hagger 159, E. Forsythe 104, 11. S. Bird IG9, J. Auburn 175.

AKARANA CLUB. Members of the Akarana Golf Club played a bogey match on Saturday morning, L. .T. Minogue winning with a score of 4 down. The next best scores were: S. Booth, 5 down ; ,G. Taylor, G. McGregor, A. Wyness, C. Cammicki 6 down. The four-ball best-ball bogey match played in the afternoon was won by L. J.. Minogue and P. Coutts with a score of 4 up. The next best scores were: G. Biss and B. J. Smith, 2 up;.A. Finn and J. Biss, 1 up; C, M. Cox and T. Tyler, all square. NORTHERN WAIROA CLUB. At the Mount Wesley links the Northern Wdiroa Club held a medal and bogey round, in which there were 32 entries. The medal round in the morning was won by N. Izzard, SS—ls—73; Davies, 70 net. The bogey this afternoon was also won by N. Izzard, 1 down, 72,. from a handicap of 12. Astley and Grcvillo tied, 3 down.

TOURNEY AT PUKEKOHE. Thirty players took part in an open tournament held on Saturday by the Pukckohe Golf Club in showery weather. The 86-liole championship bverit was won by D. Coyle (Pukekohe), whose score was 100. W. G. Lawson (Onewhero), with a card of 100. was runner-up. The 30-hole medal match was won by K. Reynolds (Pukekohe). who returned a card of 143 net, while It. Laird (Pukekohe), 144 net, was rnnner-up.

Reynolds also •won' the morn In? bogey liandicap match, over IS holes, finishing all, square. P. Mills (Pukekohe) and M. It. Grierson (Pukekohe) were each on*e down. J. H. Eyre (Oncwhero) won the afternoon medal match, over 18 holes, his score being 70 net. DANNEVIRKE TOURNAMENT. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) DANNEVIRKE, this day. In the final of the Panncvirke Golf Club's annual tournament H. 1.. Keifert beat O. M. Williams 4 and 2. Uotli finalists bail from Palmerston North.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS,

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golt L'lub: Mrs. I. Chambers v. Mrs. J. C. llill, Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Warren, Miss B. llill v. Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Millie v. Mrs. llowey Walker, Mrs. McGinley v. Miss Mains, Mrs. Colebrook v. Mrs. Keys, Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. McArtliur, Miss Todd v. Mrs. Hayes, Miss Lintott v. Miss J. Robertson, Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. Kissling, Mrs. Caliill v. Mrs. C. Hughes, Sirs. Montgomery v. Mrs. D. R. Walker, Mrs. Clouston v. Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Levien v. Mrs. Chamberlain. Mrs. D. Chambers v. Miss MeCrystal, Mrs." Chisiiolm v. Miss Prosaer, Miss Sutton v. Mrss Evans, Miss O. English v. Mrs. Markwick, Miss Shurland v. Miss M. English, Miss D. Wilson v. Miss Eales, Miss L. A. Sugar v. Miss O'Neill. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. A medal round will be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to-mor-row, players to choose partners. The last L.G.U. medal match resulted Seniors: Miss C. Bray, 90—14—82. Juniors: Mrs. G. L. Taylor, 103—CO—83. Other cards returned were :—Seniors : Mrs. Sliroffi, 90— 13—S3 ; ill's. Stewart, 98—10—83 ; Miss K. llorton, I)2—S—Si. Juniors: Mrs. F. Alpe, 110—22—S8; Mrs. llorton, 109—19—90. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB. Draw for L.G.U. medal to be played by the ladies of the North Shore Golf Club 'next Wednesday, players to start at 10 o'clock :—Mrs. Atkinson v. Miss Luggoe, Miss O'Neill v. Miss I). Stevens, Miss M. Stevens v. Sirs, iioughton, Miss Nevill v. Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. l'ike v. Mrs. Prentice, Mrs. Fleming v. Mrs. ilogan, Miss Mills v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Waish v. Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Neville v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Siualilield v. Mrs. Tysoe, Mrs. Swanstou v. Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Cadness v. Mrs. Broughlou, Mrs. Seaman v. Mrs. Badley, Mrs. Dialer v. Mrs. Short, Mrs. Cox v. Miss Mail", Miss R. Mason v. Mrs. Karle, Miss M. Mason v. Mrs. Ilarvey, Miss Meek v. Mrs. llerrick, Miss Lewius v. Mrs. llickey, .Mrs. Lorimer v. Mrs. Wiseman, Mrs. Lush v. Mrs. llobos, Mrs. Littlejohii v. Mrs. Ibbertson, Mrs. Sullivan v. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Seagar v. Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Wilson v. another. Draw lor second round of eclectic match to be played by C grade players next Thursday starting at 10 o'clock: —Mrs. Black v. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Parker v. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Lewins v. Mrs. Armitage, Miss Uartlett v. Mrs. Wli.vte, Mrs. Alcorn v. Mrs. Freakes, .Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Jacobi, Miss Dryden v. Mrs. Bow, Mrs. Roach v. Mrs. Rlckcrby, Mrs. Ilalvey v. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. 1. Taylor v. Mrs. • Rossiter, Mrs. Mason v. Mrs. Rolls, Mrs. 1 Taylor v. Miss McDonnell, Mrs. Preston v. Mrs. Melville, Mrs. Turtill v. another.

SOUTHERN TOURNAMENTS. MASTERTO.VS ANNUAL. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MASTERTON, Saturday. In the Mastertou Golf Club's annual King's Birthday tournament the semitinalists are T. 11. ilorton (Mastertou), B. M. Silk (Wanganui), R. Wagg (Mutt) and J. Ilornaliruok (Mastertou). The llua-s will be played to-morrow.

SOUTII CANTERBURY. TIMARU, Sunday. The South Canterbury golf championship played yesterday was won by B. V. Wright, Baluiacewan, with a score of 70. 72, 1-17. G. A. Ussher, Timaru, Was runner-up, his card being 79, 71. 100. E. A. Scott, Timaru, holder of the title, scored 74, 79, 103. Wright began badly in tlie morning, but came home in 34, giving a great exhibition and registering live birdies. In the afternoon ho went out .in bogey iigures and came home in one under. Lsshcr played a line round in the afternoon.

LACEY WINS AT LEEDS. GADD CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. LONDON, June 4. The Leeds Thousand Guineas professional golf tournament was won to-day by Lacey, who beat Padgham in the final 2 and 1. ,

Padgham was suffering from neuralgia and was not at his best. Lacey finished the first round 5 up iu 71 to Padghain's 70. In the second round the figures were not so good. Lacey.was 3 up at the turn. In the quarter-finals yesterday Dailey beat Mitchell, 2 and 1 ; Lacey beat Davies at the 21st: Padgham beat Wynn, 2 up; Gadd beat Perry at the 19th. In the semi-finuls Lacey beat Dailey at the 21st anil Padgham beat Gadd, 3 and 2. Gadd celebrated his twenty-fourth birthday by winning in the quarter-finals after being 2 down with three to play, and getting a "birdie" to tie, but lie lost in the semi-final in spite of the fact that he did one under fours for the last eight holes. That he finished 3 down was due to Padghain's devastating golf. Padgham once drove 340 yds, being 12yds beyond the green. Lacey won after Dailey had been 3 up and 4 to play.