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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 137, 13 June 1933, Page 15

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THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS,

AUCKLAND CLUB

Teams representing the president and captain of the Auckland Golf Club will play a match at Middlemen; on Saturday. The draw is (names of president's team first) :— W. S. Ralph v. H. B. Lusk, B. H. Menzies v. It. D. •• Horton, \V. A. Donald v. I. MacEwan, V. E. ,T. Wells v. K. I/. Bartleet, F. Macky v. 11. Plumlev.'G. H. Abel v. W. B. Colbeck, A. E. M. Rhind v. H. A. Joyce, It. G. Itainger v. A. Boddington. H. L. Roes v. J. I'. Aldred, E. H. B. Milson v. E. B. Brown. \V. G. Borrie v. A. M. Howden, A. I. Johns v. A. \V. Gillies, A. ,T. Friedlander v. T. W. J. Johnson. 0. I. Nathan v. I!. C. Jacobs. P. Wilson v. R. G. Sellar, It. J. King v. .T. McK. Wilson. E. Harper v. V. E. Masters. E. Friedlander v. P. A. Nathan. J. Farrell v. A. M. Smith. M. Louisson v. A. 11. Champion, J. M. Stokes v. G. Mills-Palmer. All games will be continued during the week-end, the match to be decided by the team winning the greatest number of holes. OTAIIUHU SADIES' CLUB. Draw for L.G.U. medal and qualifying round of the handicap tourney (o be played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow and Saturday :—Miss Miller v. Miss L. Smith, Miss P. Sutherland v. Miss Blakey, Miss E. Todd v. Miss A. Whyte, Miss B. Leonard v. Mrs. Muir, Miss Wain v. Mrs, Heather, Mrs. Cox v. Miss Maealister Miss Arnaboldi v. Miss, Murphy, Mrs. Whale v Miss Kitto, Miss Johns v. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Ellis v. Miss F. Sutherland, Miss T. Claudet v. Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Wallace v. Miss L.,Claudet, Miss E. Whiteley v. Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Curric v. Miss Wullaee, Miss U. Katz v. Miss 0. Whiteley, Miss Keys v. Miss Agmen-Sniith, Miss Hynes v. Miss E. Marshall. Miss McAUum v. Miss Buchanan, Miss D. Grant v. Miss Richards. The draw for the C grade match is:— Miss M. Muir v. Miss ltaeside, Miss Day v. Miss Lamb. Miss lv. Bryant v. Miss J. Todd, Miss Waters v. Miss Stubbs, Miss A. Muir v. Miss X. Mills. Miss Huwken v. Miss Aicken. Miss E. Johnson v. Miss Peebles. Miss Williams v. Miss Butler. Miss D. Muir v. Miss Kirkbride. Miss Wells v. Miss Dreadon. Miss >1. GAint v. Miss J. Rylmrn. Miss Clark v. Miss Lawson. Mrs. Gardiner v. Miss Lipscombe, Miss Simmonds v. Miss S. Ityburn, Miss Drew v. Miss Rundle, Mrs. Talne v. Miss Vickery, Mrs. Coutts v. Miss Anderson. Miss E. Grant v. Miss Newman, Miss Fearon v. Miss De Launcy, Miss Blomfield v. Miss Wilson. Miss J. Fearon v. another, Miss Fill well v. Miss Marshall. Draw for Wednesday match: —Miss Wvllie v. Miss Watters. Miss M. Hill v. Mrs. McXeely, Miss E. Hill v. Dr. G. Rowley, Miss F. Campbell v. Miss Hunter, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. Eustace, Mrs. Cairns v. Mrs. N. Claudet, Mrs. Skinner v. Mrs. Claudet. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Draw for the L.G.U. medal match to be played on Thursday by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club: Mrs. Lord v. Mrs. Tllston. Mrs. Bayly v. Miss K. Ilarty, Mrs. Beaumont v. Miss Gooding, Mrs. C. Prime v. Mrs. Fraer, Mrs. Carmiclian v. . Mrs. Gooding, Miss M. Alison v. Mrs. Goldwater. Draw for the C grade match to I>e plavod over nine holes: Mrs. MeDougall v. Mrs. Davison. Mrs. Wall v. Mrs. D. Mason. Mrs. 1,. Prime v. Miss llogan. Mrs. Laughbein v. Miss N. (.lark, Mrs. Allan v. Miss M. Watson. Mrs. Cooke v. Miss O'Brien. Miss Rae v. Miss Seagar. Mrs. Bruce-Smith v. Miss -Iji Vine, Miss Gledhill v. Mrs. Crcagmile. Mrs. rot hall v. Miss Whineray, Miss Warren v. Miss Finlavson, Mrs. Buchanan v. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Griffiths v. Miss Lundon. Draw for the Saturday players match : Miss P. flarty v. Miss Onions. Miss Cawkwell v. Miss Best, Miss MeCalluui v. Miss Ilagen. Miss McCreudic v. Miss Beaumont, Miss Lowe v. Miss Spraggon, Miss N. Lethaby v. Miss M. MeDougall. Jliss Rogers v. Miss I. Ardley. Miss 11. Watson v. Miss .1. Ardley, Miss I). Lethaby v. Miss Clist, Miss B. Atkinson v. Miss Goudie. „ . , „ Mrs. Carnachan won the flag match for Mrs. C. Prime's trophy.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap to he plaved by members of the Maungakiekle Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock in order of draw:—Mrs. K Buttle v. Miss K. llorton, Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. 11. Ilipliins, Mrs. .1. Puterson v. Miss G. I an, Mrs. A. Swain v. Mrs. E. Mcllraith. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Miss C. Stulibs, Mrs. G. Laillic v. Mrs. W. K. Michael, Miss M. Hu&lctt v. Mrs C E. Grevatt, Miss E. Sehnauer v. Mrs! ,T. Mason, Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. h. Napier, Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. E. l.ilmore, Miss B. Abbott v. Mrs. E. Brown. Mrs. L. Neale v. Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. A. McArthur v. Miss D. Lamb, Mrs. 1.. .Norton v. Miss M. Robson, Mrs. C. lv Grierson v. Miss B. Cariuu'han, Mrs. .T. I'liilge v. Miss »■». Johnston, Mrs. F. Malcolm v. Miss K. C burton, Mrs. A. llorton v. Miss E. McGowan, Miss S. Lawrence v. Mrs. J. A. Kilncr, Mrs. Saxton v. Miss F. Prcccc, Miss E. Blackburn v. Jliss M. Ilarvey, Mrs. V. C. Keys v. Miss 11. Ilardley, Mrs. P. Balgarnie v. Mrs. W. J. Fee, Miss E. Millingtou v. Miss A. Palmer, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. V. Dunne, Miss It. Hill v. Miss I. Walker, Mrs. W. A. Boucher v. .Mrs. J. Gilmour, Mrs. H. V. Coe v. Miss K. Edgclow, Miss M. Wright v. Mrs. A. D. Stewart, Miss G. Searell v. Jliss G. Finuerty, Mrs. Bcvell v. Mrs. It. Williams, Miss G. Harrison v. Miss It.' Loiulan, Mrs. S. W. Morley v. 'Mrs. It. Hamilton, Mrs. E. O'Neill v. Miss N. Pettit, Miss T. Lauib v. Mrs. M. Wilson, Mrs. 11. Williams v. Mrs. ,T. Stevenson, Miss E. Evans v. Miss D. Ryan, Mrs. F. 11. Butcher v. Miss V. Cooper, Mrs. Sutherland v. Miss R. Nixon, Mrs. D. Jones v. Miss B. Smith, Miss N. Gregory v. Miss R. Mahon, Mrs. A. Hartley v. Miss G. Swears, Mrs. S. H. Brown r. Mrs. Truscott, Mrs. Stephens v. Mrs. E. Goodwin.

Ninth Tee.—Mrs. W. E. Anderson v. Mrs. G. Pocock, Mrs. N. Burton v. Miss J. Johnston, Mrs. 11. Walker v. Mrs. 1.. Coakley, Mrs. J. Lloyd v. Mrs. ,T. W. Mcllraith, Mrs. ,T. Stewart v. Mrs. It, Vcrry, Mrs. C. W. Schnaucr v. Miss F. Hall, Mrs. J. Dawson v. Mrs. A. Camming, Mrs. A. JO. Abbott v. Miss It, I'literson, Mrs. C. J. Owen v. Miss E. I'onsfoi'd, Mrs. B. Goldwater v. Miss A. Hall.

Draw for C grade match to be played on Thursday:—Mrs. C. A. Jarman v. Miss N. Clark, Miss 15. Stedinan v. Miss W. M. Ward, Miss I. Nixon v. Miss Garland, Mrs. Pitzpatrick v. Miss E. Ernest. PUPUKE CLUB. Draw for third monthly medal round and Mingay Cup, to be played by members of the I'upiikc Golf Club on Saturday: G. Walker v. J. T, MeCorkindale, R. Johnston v. Dr. T. G. de Clive Lowe, A. P. Burnett v. S. li. Bond, G. A. Waterman v. W. A. Bush, C. B. Thomas V. W. I. Stemson, W. Keates v. W. T. Jupp, M. 11. Close r. 11. Y. (Jray, W. A. Heap v. C. Ilowden. W. 11. Spiller v. P. D. Brewer, 11. W. Dixon v. G. C. Malcolm, A. K. Stephenson v. I. Ilowden. J. Drought v. 11. Ellis, S. Ardley v. F. A. Pox, D. G. MeCorkindale v. K. Ilume, A. Iv. McFarlane v, S. Stevens, .T. W. Williamson v. 11. B. Hoc, J. E. Palmer y. W. Smith, E. L. Ryan v. P. D. Pranklin. J. C. Rennie v. G. P. Lewin, T. E. Gooding v. P. P. Ileldt, R. 11. Keesing v. A. B. Williamson, C. Jaggs v. P. C. Williamson, R. Watson v. J. Armstrong, W. C. Taylor v. 11. T. Gould, S. 11. Thomas v. G. K. Gooding, J. R. Stewart v. P. A. I'earcey, J. E. Close v. Dr. J. G. Stewart. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB. The winners o£ the last L.G.U. medal matches played by members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club were Seniors: Mrs. Pike. Juniors: Mrs. Ibbertson. The last C grade eclectic match was won by Mrs. Turner. ■A bogey match will be played to-morrow, players to choose partners, while a flag match will be decided by C grade players on Thursday, players to choose partners. A' four-ball best-ball bogey match will be played next Saturday, players to choose partners. , „ Draw. for the round or the eclectic match to be played by. C grade players next Saturday: Miss Minns v. Miss Howe, Miss Deveretix v. Miss Himmel, Miss Lewis v. Miss Esdaile, Miss Johnston v, Miss Blair. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB. Draw for bogey match to be played to-morrow by members of the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club: Miss P. Burgoyne v. Miss M. Stephens. Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Bryan v. Miss M Burgoyne, Mrs. Alexander v. Miss P. Stephens, Miss Waters v. Miss MqPherson. Mrs. Bannerman v. Miss Wallis. Mrs. Ovory v Miss Dow, Miss Silk v. Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Eyre, Mrs, RobortS V. another, " ,

MATCHES PLAYED. MANUKAU CLUB. Results in qualifying round far the Ivohn Cup, played by members of . the Manukau Golf Club on Saturday : Alexander, !)2-.*-13—7!) j Boechey, ; Wardell,-92-12--80: Adlam, 0(5 Simpson, 303—20—83; Priest, 103—"1—S4; Busing, 100 —16—81; White, 101—17-1-84; Barker, 112—27—85; Gilmore, US—l3—Sii. The first eight players qualified. The Manukau team to play the Pukekohe team in the second round of tlio Franklin Association Challenge Clip . during next week-end is: A\ ardeil, Alexander, Adlam, Wiggins. • • ••■ J Draw for the first eclectic match for captain's trophy, to he played next Saturday : Maxwell v. Blair, Beechcy v. Busing, Alexander v. Barnard. Simpson v. White, Bice v. Parker, Boberts v. Wiggins, Urea-

don r." George, McTnnes v: A. Fleming, Canhaw v. Priest, 11. Fleming v. Warden, Bull v. Gilmore, Jepson v. Adlam, Johnstone v. . PAPAKURA V. BAXK OF N.Z. Teams representing the Bank of Ne Zealand, Auckland, and the Papakura Golf Club played a match at Papakura during the week-end, each team winning nine games and four being halved. Eesults (Papakura first) :— Singles.—Cooke beat Ormsby, 2 -up ; Walton beat Higgins. 3 and 2 ; Brebner beat Smith, 1 up; I'avitt lost to Simpson, 3 and 1; Miller beat liuddleston. 2 up; Kretschmar beat Wilson, 3 and 2; Wilson lost to Townseiul, 4 and 3; Bradstrect bent Newcouib, 3 and 2; Woolley lost to Kedmond, 1 down ; J. Miller lost to Wallace, 5 and 3 ; Watts beat Coyne, 2 and 1 ; A. Walton lost to Main. 4 and 3; S. Walton and Burd, all square; Wishart and Lord, all square; Hutchison lost to Turner, 3 and 2. Four-ball.—Cooke and Walton beat Ormsby and Wallace. 2 and 1 ; Brebner and Kretschmar beat Jliggins and Ituddleston, 2 up; I'avitt and Miller, and Simpson and Smith, all square; Woolley and Lord and Townsend and Burd, all square; S. Walton and J. Miller lost to Main and Nevvcomb, 3 and 1; Watts and A. Walton lost to Wilson and Turner, 4 and 3; Wishart and Hutchison lost to Kedmond and Coyne, 5 and 4.