GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 136, 12 June 1933, Page 13

GOLF.

THE TITIRANGI CLUB,

. J, F. MURRAY PAYS "PENALTY." . A mpdal handicap for the Rendell Vase was played at the Titirangi links and resulted 'in- a win for R. J. Graham, who • returned a card of 78—12 —66. Other good cards were 11. O. Brinsdeu. 73—ser—73; E. A. Tuke, S!)—l6—73; A. C. Jacob. S9— ■it4—7s; N. A. Nalsnlith. SS—l3 —75; E. Ohlson, 54—9—75 ; P. Harrison. S7—l2 — 75; J. M. Col tin an, SO —4—76; G. C. .Tones. 92—16—76; A. R. Hodgson, 99— 23—76;. C. Robinson. 88 —12—76. Two matches were played in the Taylor Bowl - competition and resulted in L. T. Williamsou beating E. T. I-larrold 1 up; and II; M.-Rogerson beating E. W. Lucas 2 ill). 'Tlie weekly four-ball bogey match was won by R. B. Carr (7) and J. 11. Young (4) with a score of 8 up. Playing in a four-ball bogey competition during the week-end, J. F. Murray, a member of the Titirangi Club, did the fourteenth bole, a distance of 128 yards, in one. The famous Otago Rugby "blue" cheerfully paid the resultant "penalty" at the nineteenth.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

The results of the four-bail match played at One Tree I-lali 011 Saturday afternoon were:—R. S. Neweomb and S. Caro 6 up, It. M. Oeorge and A. Woolley 5 up. W. Calderwood and 1!. Verrev 2 up. IX MaoFarlane and L. B. Schnauer 2 up, .T. T. Tanner and W. J. Smeeton 1 up, L. H. Norton and C. A. .Tarmaii 1 up, A. 11. Blackburn and G. St. George, all square.

GLENDOWIE CLUB,

The first round of the Captain's Prize was played at tlie Glendowie links on Saturday afternoon. Results: —.T. H. Hall beat C. S. Woods, S and 2; Dr. Ilorton beat R. 11. Katterfeidt, 6 and 5; 11. G. Thomson beat A. G. Urown-Douglas, 5 and 3; C. Ileakl beat ,T. 11. Rhealian, 3 and 2; L. Walker beat W. Hutchison, 3 and 1; •T. Kissling beat T. Russell. 4 and 2 ; A. O. Ilorspool beat J. ohnston, 5 and 4; A. Mackenzie beat 15. Barstow, plus 4; F. Price boat A. G. Graham, 3 and 2; L. Faram beat li. Evans, 3 and 2; J. Terry beat G. Palmer, 6 and 4; F. Linipott beat T. Martin, .1 up; R. Jeffreys beat 11. Bright. 4 and 3; C. Rattray beat A. C. Cainc, 3 and 1; W. I.axon beat W. Monteith. 3 and 2; A. Howey Walker beat B. Buddie, 1 up; J. E. Stedman beat A. C. Herring, 4 and 3; O. Wolfgram beat A. G. Smith, 1 up; F. Kronfelt beat F. Colebrook, 3 and 2; U. A. Forgie beat J. Best, G and 5; V. It. Johns bent J. 11. Veale, 2 up: J. Calraau beat .T. G. Speedy, 6 and 4 ; W. Newsham beat W. L. Cole, 3 and 2.

NORTH SHORE CLUB. The second monthly medal round was pla.vod on the North Shore linlcs on Saturday, and a large number of entries were received. The course was in splendid condition and some good cards were returned. The winner proved to bo 11. Bennett, whose card was 75 —B—o7. Other cards were : W. Badley, 88—20 —G8 ; 11. W. Conldrey, 80—IS—08; A. .T. Spraggon, 70 —11—08: K. Baxter, 7.)—0—00: C. W. Jackson. 78 —9—GO; A. Bow, 80 —I<> —70: M. E. Thompson, 70 —5 —71 J. It. R-dd'e, So—l-1—71; 11; Goodwin, 82—11— 71; 11. S'.tovens. 77—5—72; J. A. Penman, 79 —7—72; S. W. Chambers, SO —S—72; 11. J. I'reston, 54—12—72; B. Uae, 80—8—72.

OTAHUHU CLUB. The following members of the Otahuhu Golf Club qualified for the Ballin Cup on Saturday and will play off in handicap match play :—D. D. Brown, 93—24 —09 ; S. M. Todd, S-t—l4 —70 ; 11. Levy, 72—1— 71; F.' Fearnle.v, 85—14 —71; A. McGregor, 85—-14 —71; A. Todd, 53—11—72; \V. I?. Eustace, 77—4—73; R. G. Mollit, S3—lo —73 ; O. AV. Bayley, 87—14—73 ; K. M. Todd, 91 —18—73 ; J. Kecles, 01 — IS—73; J. Crow, 03—20—73; A. B. Eustace, 70—5 —74 ; \V. Gardiner, 02— 18 —74; .1. Christie. 01—10—75; S. Clark, 85—0—70. W. Blakey and C. Kay also returned net scores of 70, but Clark won the play-off for the last place. The medal handicap played in conjunction was won by D. D. Brown with a score of 00 liet.

AUCKLAND CLUB. The fourth round of the captain's tournament, and tho qualifying round of the George Cup, bogey competition, were played at Middleiuore, where the course had made a rapid recovery from the sodden conditions of earlier in tho week. Over 100 players contested the Geor,.' Clip, In wlilch the outstanding perfonun,iee was that of 11. B. Lusk, who, in receipt of a stroke at rho ninth, finished 2 up. He had the splendid medal round of 72. Following were the results in the captain's tourney:—J. S. Brown (10) beat W. S. Ralph (scratch), 1 up; S. S. Wilson (0) beat J. P. Aldrcd (8), 2 and 1; B. S. Finn (15) beat W. G. Borrle (9), 7 and 6; L). A. Burt. (12) beat C. 11. Archer (0), 8 and 0; A. S. Audrcwes (IS) beat li. D. Wright (3), 4 and 3; J.' L. Ilorrocks (17) beat J. B. I.usk (8), 5 and 3 ; M. (J. Mitchell (12) beat T. R. Brett (10), 5 and 4 ; B. G. Thomson (7) beat A. Whitcombe (12), 3 and 2. The following qualified for the George Cup:—H. 1!. husk (1), 2 up; A. S. Andrewes (11), I>. G. Thomson (4), C. N. Jueobsen (3), W. W.. Gunson (11), A. Boddington (4), 1 down; B. S. Finn (11), F. K. It. Merritt (15), 2 down, M. G. Mitchell and W. B. I<usk, who were also 2 down were eliminated in the draw for the two last places. The eight players who qualified will play oft in handicap match play.

PUPUKE CLUB

The first round of medal piny for the president's prize was played at Pupuke on Saturday, the course being in lirst-class order. The best cards returned were: J. E. Palmer, 86—17—69; .T. Hume, 80—10— 70; A. B. Williamson, 00—20—70; J. Armstrong, 80—16—70 ; G. C. Malcolm, 90—18 —72; C. B. Thomas, 78—5—73; C. Jags, 03—20—73; W. Smith, 00—17—73; H. Gould, 00—17—73. A. Jags beat 15. Johnson, 4 and 2 in the Bccond round of the A. J.'Shaw Cup. WAITEMATA CLUB. The third round of the Starry Cup wns played liv members of the Waitemata Golf Club. The best cards were: —S. Leach, S7 —IS —69; H. Nicholas, S3—l4 —69; If. Lord, 92—22—70 ; R. Pacey, S4—l4—70; G. 11. Lord. S3—l2 —71 ; J. Hogau, 78— 7—71; .T. 13. Aubill, 9.")—24 —71; H. T. Webb, SO —8—72 ; C. It. Ncttleton, S-l— 12—72; G. Jackson, S4 —12 —72. AKARANA CLUB. The first round of the Kosklll Cup (three handicap modal rounds) was played on the Akarana links on Saturday. Seventy players entered for the competition and tiie best card was returned by H. Thomas (IS) with a net score of 69. Other good cards were:—G; McGregor, 85—15—70; P. Coutts, 89 —18—71; T. Tyler, 87—14 —73; J. Cairns, 90 —16—74; T Astlry, 98—24.—74 : L. Cnmmings, 90—10—74 ; J. Budge, 89—15—74 ; W. E. Hay, 96—22 —74.

MID-WEEK ENGAGEMENTS.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB,

A medal match will be played by members of the Titirangi Ladles' Golf Club on Tuesday, play to commence at 11 0 clock. The driiw is:— First Tee.—Mrs. Delgliton v. Mrs. J. C. Finlay, Mrs. T. W. Hosking v. Mrs. McMillan. Mrs. It. L. Wilson v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. G. M. White v. Mrs. Nicholls, Miss Bray v. Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Shroff v. Mrs. Clatworthy, Miss M. Cooke v. Mrs. Brinsden, Mrs. O'Lear.v v. Mrs. Stewart, Miss Bailey v. Miss Duder, Mrs. R. Alpe v. Airs. G. L. Taylor, Mrs. Robinson v. Miss Hacket, Mrs. Chappell' v. Mrs. E. B. Goldwater, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Lovett. Eighth Tee. —Mrs. G. P. Finlay v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Miss Moody, Miss Nesta Self v. Miss Thompson, Mrs. Henrys v. Mr. T. Ward. Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. Bartleet, Mrs. W. H. Cooke v. Miss Hall Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. Hollinrake, Mrs. Brook-Taylor v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. Harrison-Gregory v. Mrs. Waters, Miss Pagni v. another.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Draw for match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club Miss McCrystal v. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. McArtliur v. Miss «T. Robertson, Mrs. Montgomery v. Miss B. Hill, Mrs. F. H. Browne v. Mrs. Warren, Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Lintott, Sirs. Jackson v Mrs, Colebrook, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. I. Chajnbers, Mrs. Milne v. Mrs. Levien Mrs. J. Kissling v. Mrs. D. R. Walker, Mrs. Howey-Walker v. Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. McGinle.v v. Miss Todd, Mrs. Cahill v. Mrs. .T. C. Hill. Mrs. Mathieson v. Mrs. D. Chambers, Mrs. Chamberlain v! Miss K. Mains, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. Keys, Mrs. Clouston v. Mrs. Macartney.

The draw for Saturday's match is:— Miss Bales v. Miss Sagar, Miss O. English v. Miss Sutton, Miss Evans v. Mrs. Markwick, Miss O'Neill v. Miss Sliarland. B.ves: Miss Prosser, Miss D. Wilson, Mrs. Clrisholm, Miss M. English. The best cards handed in for the L.G.U. match were:—Miss L. A. Sagar, 120 —35 — 85; Mrs. J. Kissling, 117—32—83; Miss R. Wilson. 101—15—80. A C grade match will be arranged at the clubhouse.

IN THE PROVINCE.

Pukekohe defeated Waiuku on Saturday 011 the latter's links, by eight rubbers to four. At Pukekohe the local ladies' team beat Waiuku by sis rubbers to two, with two others all square. Keith Caldwell, the flying ace, 2 town, was second to R. Glasgow, all square, in the Onewhero bogey. Mrs. Wilson won tho medal, with Mrs. Gower runner-up. Ot Opotiki, Cate won the hogey for 32 competitors, with the fine card of four up. The Rodney Golf Club conducted a fourball, beat-ball bogey match yesterday. E. Mclntyre'and T. Wright tied with A. Hoysted and C. Baker, 5 down. Miss Hebden won a L.G.U. medal round with a score of 48, 52—18—82. G. H. French, 94—26—68, and K. Buddie, 7&_6—70 led the field in the second qualifying round of the Ngokonui Cup at Rotorua. The Rocky Downs club played a teams' match on Saturday over 18 holes under medal conditions. The leading teams were: G. Fitzgerald, W. Casey, Mesdames Keeley, and Kibble white, 317; H. Keeloy, N. Barker, Mesdames Tittle and Alquist, 322; Carrothers, jun., N. Johnston, Miss Montague and Mrs. Abernethy, 324.