AROUND THE LINKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 196, 21 August 1933, Page 14

AROUND THE LINKS.

SATURDAY'S GOLF GAMES.

YOUNG- SELF CUP VICTOR.

In perfect weather the championships were commenced, or advanced a further stage, on several courses on Saturday. At Titirangi the Self Cup, decided on best aggregate over three rounds, was won by the youthful player, J. H. Young. By . returning net cards of 74, 72 and 71 Young i has fulfilled the promise which he showed in tlie summer. He is now handicapped a 4 mark. In winning the Schnauer Cup at Maungai kiekie, medal handicap conditions, J. T. Tanner returned three fine cards of 65, 71 and 68. TITIRANGI CLUB. The first round of the senior championship, and the qualifying rounds of the intermediate and junior championships were played. _ The senior results were:—F. W. Lucas beat C. G. Fisher, 5 and <" ; E. G. Tallis ' beat J. L. Carnachan, 5 and 3; A. M. Goulding beat A. E. Saunders, 4 and 3; A. J. .Good beat J. Gilmour, 6 and 5 ; T. A. Goulding beat A. H. Magson. 2 and 1 ; J. H. Young beat R. B. Carr, 5 and 4 ; T. Goudie beat L. J. Williamson, 3 and 2; H. L. Robson beat R. A. McLean, 3 and 2. The following qualified in the intermediate championship :—S. T. Gaskin 82, R. A. Spinley 84, E. T. Harold 85, A. V. Pearce . 85, N. A. Naismith 85, A. C. Jacobs 87. E. J. Richardson 88, O. Clifford 88, C. Robinson 89, D. A. Dacre 89, V. Harrison 89, H. V. Ganley 90, M. B. Bailey 90, A. H. O'Leary 90, G. W. Beaumont 90, L. G. Ansell 91, G. M. White 91, H. M. Rogerson 91, J. W. Murray 91. In the iunior championship M. H. Yock, 01, headed the qualifying list. The next ; were: H. E. Haines 92, M. Winter 92, T. Vickery 95, F. A. Browne 95, \V. J. Reed 96, H. Harper 9G, J. Crum 97, E. W. Yates 97, A. Tysoe 97, L. H. Rogers 98. T. R. Impev 98, G. Bartleet 98, A. B. Chappell 99, H. J. Court 99, J. Sonierville 99, C. K. Grierson 99.

AUCKLAND CLUB.

A Canadian foursomes bogey competition was played at MidcUemore on Saturday by members of the Auckland Golf Club, 104 players taking part. There was no wind and the course was in excellent order. The best cards returned :—H. Tidmarsh and .T. McK. Wilson (8), 1 up; I. MacEwan and R. E. Rainger (5), all square; H. Plnniley and W. W. Gunson (51, all square: R. Lewis and J. K. Lusk (8), 1 down; S. S. Wilson and K. Wilson (9), 1 down; V. Masters and H. Henderson (11), 2 down ; J. A. Peacock and H. W. Hodgson (14), 2 down ; D. A. Burt and C. Mills-Palmer (11), 2 down.

AKARANA CLUB.

The fourth round of the Tyler Memorial competition, played by members of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday in conjunction with the monthly medal, was notable for an excellent performance by F. Hazelden, who returned a card of 75 —5—70. The next best scores: —Seniors: C. Livingstone, 83—11—72 ; C. Cammick. 88—15—73 : A. Wyness, 92—8—79; H. Thomas, 88—15— 73'; J. B. Cashmore, 85—10 —75; G. McGregor, 86—11—75 ; G. Biss, 82—G—70 ; C. N. Allpress, 91 —15—76; P. C. Griffiths, 89—12—77 : A. R. Finn, 87—10—77. Juniors: J. F. Wells, 72—19—72; V. Smith, 00—17—73; H. B. Taylor, 05—22—70; D. Smith. 98—22 —76; J. B. Aitken, 9G — 19—77; F. Astley, 101—24 —77.

GLENDOWIE CLUB.

The first qualifying rounds of the Glendowie Golf Club's championships were played on Saturday. Results: — Seniors. —H. Hutchison, 82 ; Dr. Horton, 83 ; l>. W. Cole, S3 : J. Stedmnu, 84 ; A. C. Johns, 85: N. A. Ching, 85; F. Trice, 87; C S Woods, 89; W. Laxon, 90; 0. Woifgram, 91; I. G. O'Neill, 92; J. L. Sheen, 92; J. Kissling, 95; J. Caiman, 08; G. L. Juniors.— J. H. Hall, 87 :F. Kronfeld, 91 ; T. Mnrton, 92 : E. G. Bridgens. 92 ; G. Palmer, 93; F. Hint7!,-98; A. C. Taine, 99; C. Heald, 102: J. G. Speedy, 103 ; T. Russell, 103; A. O. Horspool, 104; L. F. Faram, 100; G. K. Mathieson, 100; A. Howey-Walker, 106; R. A. Barstow, 115. C. Grade.—L. Walker, 91: A. O. BrownDouglas. 99: E. C. Evans, 99: R. Katterfeldt, 100; A. C. Herring, 102; V. Johns, 103; H. G. Thomson. 104; R. Jeffreys, 105; F. Colebrook, 106; C. M. Rattray, 107; A. G. Graham, 107; W. Hutchison. 107; J. Terry, 112; T. Agmcn-Sinith, 115; J. H. Beale, 125. The first round of a medal handicap, played in conjunction with, the two qualifying rounds for the championships, for a trophy presented by Mr. V. A. Forgie. resulted :—L. Walker, 91—21—70 : J. 11. Hail, 87 15—72 ; E. G. Bridgens. 92—18—74 ; E. C. Evans. 99 —25—74 ; A. C. Johns, 85 — 10—75; G. Palmer, 93—18 —75; Dr. Horton, 83—7 —76; J. Stedman, 84—8—70; F. Krbnfeld, 91—15—76: B. Hutchison, 82— r—77 ; N. A. Ching, 85—8—77 ; L. W. Cole, 83 —g—77 ; T. Martin, 92 —15—77 ; A. G. Brown-Douglas, 99—22 —77 : R. Katterfeldt, 100—23—77; I. G. O'Neill, 92—13—79; T. li. Sheen, 92—13—79.

NORTH SHORE CLUB.

Members of the North Shore Club played golf under ideal conditions, and some good cards were returned. In the second round of the President's Prize the winner proved to be S. Coldieutt, with scores of 62, 73 — 135. The runner-up was J. Weir, 66. 70— 136. A medal round was also played, and the best cards were as follow: —iH. Stevens, 72—5—67; R. Smallfielfl, Sβ —20—68; M. Jackson, 76—8—68 : C. M. Block, 83—14 — 69 ; A. Bow, 86—1C—'70 ; R. Philson, 82— 12—70; R. Hume, 84—14—70; J. Weil-, 88—15—70: A. Browne, 76—5—71; W. Coiildrey, SB-^17—71 ; J. Hobbs, 84—12— 72; A. M. Seaman, 96—24—72; G. W. Frater, 82—20 —72 ; A. Schisehka, 90 —IS —72 ; H. Cadness, 92—20—72.

FUPUKE CLUB. i

The Kocond qualifying round of the senior championship was played on Saturday at Pupuke. and those to contest the title were:—C. B. Thomas 159, R. Johnston 150, J. T. McCorkindnle 164. A. F. Burnett 173. J. E. Palmer 174, B. M. Sellars 178, B. Waterman 179, and W. Sremson 182. Those who qualified in the junior event were : —f. a. Cox, K. Hume, J. Armstrong, C. Howden, G. Malcolm, M. Close, C. Jaggs, A. Stephenson, H. Dixon, S. Bond, A. MeFarlano, I. Howden, S. Self. H. G. Heldt. G. McCorkindale, T. G. de Clive Lowe and H. T. Gould. A medal competition played In conjunction with the championship rounds was won by J. Drought, 87—24—G3. The next best, F. Fox, 80—16 —64 ; F. Poarcoy, 90— 20—70 ; R. Johnston, 80—10—70. The play-off of the four-ball best-ball competition for Mr. J. W. Williamson's trophy was won by C. B. Thomas and C. Jaggs, who beat A. R. Stephenson and M. H. Close. ■ _, In the third round of the A. J. Shaw Cup A. R. Stophenson beat H. T, Gould, 1 up at the 19th. The fifth monthly medal round will be played next Saturday in conjunction with the Mingay Cup, partners to be drawn.

WAITEMATA CLUB.

The final round of the Laing Memorial Bowl, a 30-hole mrdnl event, for seniors, was played on Saturday nt the Waltemata links. The winner was H. Nicholas, with a net score of 133. The president's trophy, for juniors, was won by It. McDonald with a net score of 135 for the two rounds.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

Conditions were ideal for the iinal round of the Schnauer Cup and concurrent medal nlayed at One Tree Hill on Saturday. The cup was won by J. T. Tanner with the three excellent net cards of 05. 71 and OS, for a total of 204. R. P. Bennett was run-ner-up with a total of 207, followed by F. T. Rostgard with 208. Low scoring nlso characterised the medal snatch, IC. M. Heywood winning with a card of 85 —20—05. Other good cards : A. L. Morpoth, R0—13—67: F. T. Rostrrard, SS—2l—o7: R. P. Bennett. 54—16—03: H. A. McGregor, 88—20—68: S. R. Norris, 01—23 —68; J. C. Hardlcy, 84—in—0'.).; I. McOwan, 79 —B—7l8—71 ; J. H. Earle, 77—5—72.

GOLF IN NOKTHXANDw

(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) WHANGAREI, this day. With a net 72 C. W'oolley won the medal match played by members of the Whau Valley Golf Club during the week-end. A. Walker was runner-up with a net 74. la the final of the Powell Cup, llaniblyn and Walker finished all square and they . will play oft again.