AROUND THE LINKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 112, 14 May 1934, Page 14

AROUND THE LINKS.

SATURDAY'S GOLF GAMES,

TiTIRANGI CLUB,

A four-ball • bogey and the continuation of the Taylor Bowl competition comprised the programme at Titirangi. The conditions were ideal, though the light topdressing made the greens tricky. In the Taylor Bowl B. E. Beehan reached one of the semi-finals by defeating N. C. McLean, and he will play the winner of •the C. Robinson and J. Coltman contest. E. T. Harold reached the other semi-final •with a victory over S. T. Gaskln at the eighteenth, -where Harold sustained a lead of 1 up by negotiating a stymie for a "half. The results of the Taylor Bowl were: — E. T. Harold (15) beat S. T. Gaskin (9), 1 up; E. E. Beehan (6) beat N.. C. McLean (16), 2 up; J. M. Coltman (5) beat C. S. Woods (9). The beat card in the bogey competition was returned by H. D. Brlnsden and F. S. Ballln, who increased an advantage of 3 up at the turn to 8 up at the last green. AUCKLAND CLUB. ! - Under Ideal conditions the second round of the Captain's Prize -was played. The results . were :—J. P. Aldrcd beat H. Simmonds, 1 up; W. S. Ralph beat C. H. Heather,. 2 and 1; L. McLean beat P. Nathan at the twentieth; R. B. Wilson beat V. Masters at the twentieth; n. Plumley beat A. W. Gillies, 1 up; I. MacEwan .beat G. C. Henderson, 2 up; S. S. Wilson beat R. P. Worley, 3 and 1; H. R. Rees beat H. Glendining, 7 and 5; V. W. Wilson beat E. Harper, 1 up; R. D. Horton beat W. A. Donald. 2 up: P. Savage -beat W. T. Bell, 1 up ; W. G. Borrie beat H. a. Joyce at the nineteenth; B. H. Menzies beat H. Henderson,: 2 and 1; D. Poison beat J. Macky, 4 and 3; W. W. Gnnson beat A. M. Smith, 5 and 3; B. Thomson beat A. Boddington, 6 and 5 : J. M. Stokes beat H. McCoy, .2 and 1; A. R. Martin beat li. S. Lewis-.at the twenty-second: J. A. Gow beat C. Lovegrrove, 2 and 1; N. Louisson beat J.' W. Johnson, 4 and 2; S. H. Abel beat R. Goulding, 2 and 1 ; J. K. Lusk beat F. W. Short, 7 and 6; C. Mills Palmer beat H. K. Mncindoe, 3 and 2; H. Coverdale beat W. N. Abbott, 2 and 1; A. M. Gunn beat A. E. Rhind at the nineteenth; W. M. Bell beat R. R. Bruce; J. W. Gunn beat D. Cameron, 2 and 1; M. G. Mitchell beat K. Wilson, 5 and 3. GLENDOWIE CLUB. / ——• Results of first round of a four-ball match, played at Glendowie Golf Club :— J. Caiman and A. Howey Walker beat E. Bridgens and J. Kingston, W. Laxton and V. Johns beat V. C. and S. Keys, U. A. Forgie and J. Johnston beat- I. G- O'Niel and C. Ratray, 4 and 2; H. Souter and P. ; Whitelaw beat D. Meredith and A. O. Horspool, 1 up; Dr. Horton and W. H. : Hutchison won by default; E. Hutchison | and E. Montgomery beat C. Heald and A. L. Jones, 3 and 2; L. Hawker and W. Monteith beat J. Hale and V. Arbor, 1 up ; J. Stedman and R. Bmaniiel beat P. Russell and K. Kennedy, 4 and 3; J. G. Seedy and L. Ritchie beat G. Palmer ai)d 1?. Katerfeldt, 2 and 1; F. Price and B. Mathieson ] beat A. C. Johns and H. Wake, 1 up; F.. : Lintopp and A. G. Brown-Douglas beat S. < Cole and J. H. Veale, 3 and 1; E. C. Evans ( and H. Edmonds won by default; N. A. King and R. Jeffrey beat A. C. Perry and ] T. Agmen-Smith, 2 and 1; S. Kronfeld and ; D. Ratley beat A. C. Wilson and R. Fen- 1 wick, 4 and 3. WAITEMATA CLUB. The Waitemata Golf Club held a" bo"ey competition . on Saturday for the Haycock and the McCroskrie ros-c bowl, the match being won by A. Haldey with a score of 4 up. Other cards handed in -were • T 15 Foster, P. B-oache, 2 up; O. J. Deacon, F* Lord, 1. up Jackson, J; L. Reese, F. Hammon, 2 down.

AKARANA CLUB. The second round of tlie Swanson Cui was playeil at ' tlie Akarana links Results are:—llazelden beat Kalmnn, ( and 0; Bi.ss beat Thompson at the nine teenth ; Snell bent Hume, 4 and 3; Tuckei beat Moir, 3 and 2 ; Porter beat Bennett, - up; Geerson beat Hay by default; B. Finn , beat Heather, 3 and 2; Booth beat Hilliard, (5 and 5. A bogey match was played in conjunction. Results are :—Senior : S. Booth, 2 . up; F. Thompson, all square; 11. Cullen, 1 down; It. Rose, 1 down; I-I. Ward, 1 down; A. Finn, 2 down; J. Swanson, 2 down. Juniors: Dr. Hay, 1 up; \Y. Woolhouse, 1 dywn ; J. Letters, 1 down; W. Hay, 2 ! down; V. Smith, 2 down; I'. Gallaway, 2 - down. : The following teams will represent the > club in a pennant match against the North ' Shore Golf Club next week-end :—Seniors: Swanson, Ilazelden, Biss, Paterson, Green- ■ bank, Finn, Cullen, Cashmore, Irving, • Booth. Juniors: Bennett, Shorter, MitI chell, Cox, Taylor, Kiely, Livingstone, . Stewart, Porter, Rose. Emergencies: Thompson and Tyler. | 1 PUPUKE CLUB. The second monthly medal round was 1 played in conjunction with the second round of "the Mingay Cup by the Pupuke Club. Best cards :—W. H. Spiller, S2 —16—06; J Drought, S7—2l- —OG ; It. Johnston, 77— 10—07; S. Ardley, SG—IS—CS; H. Bray, S4—l6 —6S; P." Mason, Ss—l7—GS ; S. Stephenson. S4—IS—GST ; R. Casey, S2 —13 —GO; F. A. Pearcey, 90—20—70; D. L. Ryan, 02—22—70. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The second round of the captain's prize was played on Saturday. The following were the results :— W. S. Burkitt beat TV. Roberts, 2 and 1; R. IC. Swariston beat C. R. Morley, 1 up; G. F. Deighton beat H. Bow, 5 and 4 ; 1). Mclndoe beat S. Holdgate, 1 up; H. G. Mason, beat S. Thompson, 2 and 1 ; A. E. Brown b»at C. V. Robinson by default; 11. Brambley beat R. 11. Clouston, 2 and 1; M. S. O'Connor beat J. E. Harper, 2 up; D. Maingay beat J. W. Morrison, 4 and 2; R. E. I-lorrocks beat J. O'Neil, 3 and 2 ; R. E. Fotheringham beat J. A. Penman, 4 and 3; C. M. Bartley won by default: \V. Oliver beat S. Foote, 3 and 2; A. Wliyte beat S. W. H. Chambers, 2 and 1; H. Bverton won by default; R. Philson won by default; J. H. Money beat A. Spraggon at the 19th ; K. R. Baxter, beat W. N. Hutchinson, 7 and 3; C. H. Kingsford beat D. W. Mason, 1 up; R. Hume heat J. T. McCorkindale, at the 21st; L. Harrison won by default; W. Mclndoe won by default; M. H. Bush beat J. Weir, 3 and 1; E. Rae beat E. W. Mills, 2 up; F. J. Envzell heat R. E. Ash, 7 and 5; H. Goodwin beat A. M. Seaman, 2 and 1; H. S. Stevens beat C. Mortimer, 5 and 4 ; D. J. Reid beat E. J. Wiseman, 3 and 2; M. Nelson beat E. Blndon, 5 and 4; E. Goldwater beat R. TYhite, 1 up; T. Horrocks beat R. Carew, 2 up; H. Bartlett won by default. In the bogey handicap the winner was W. Mclndoe, who returned a card of 0 down. OTAHUHU CLUB. The third round of the captain's tropliv was played on Saturday by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club. Results : Heather beat J»hns, 1 up; Stephenson beat Cashmore, at the nineteenth ; Turner beat G. Baylev 4 and 3: Agmen Smith bent A. Eustace, *2 and .1; Fearnley beat Eccles, 3 and 2 ; O Bayley beat Cox. 3 and 2; Coutts beat Montgomery, 2 up; K. Todd beat Foote, 1 up; Kirkbride beat Mitchell, 6 and 4; F. Todd beat McLennan, 3 and 2; A. Todd beat Ewan, 3 and 2; McGregor bent Gardner, 1 up ; Dodd beat Kay, 1 up; Wilkinson beat Marshall, 3 up. In a bogey match played yesterday the best score was returned by D. D. Brown 1 down. ' OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. In a match against the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club, played at Pukekohe on Saturday, the Pukekohe Ladies' Club won by nlfte to three, one being all square. Results (Pukekohe names being mentioned first) : Miss, L. Potter and Miss Johns, all square; Mrs. McWhirter beat Miss Hill; Miss Campbell beat Mrs. McNeily; Miss A. Potter beat Miss E. Hill; Mrs. Jordan beat Mrs. Davies ; Airs. Moore beat Miss Waters ; Mrs. Hosking lost to Mrs. Cox; Mrs. Harvey beat Mrs. Skinner; Mrs. Bayly beat Miss Clark; Mrs. Motion lost to Miss Forbes; Mrs. Treanor beat Miss Wells ; Mrs. Cooper beat Miss Raeslde; Miss Perkins beat Sirs. Belshaw.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. There was a big entry for the final round of the Kingswell Shield played at One Tree Hill links. The ■winner was M. T. Rostgard with a total of 4 up, which represented the best two of three rounds. A. E. Greensmith was next best with a total of 1 down. The concurrent bogey resulted in a tie between Greensmith and N. Buist, who finished 1 down. Buist won as the result of the refcount ovel» the last nine holes. Other cards were:—G. Stlchbury, M. Wiseman, R. S. Newcomb, 2 down; J. M. Elliffe, B. McCormick, W. F. Fowlds, F. Wiseman, M. Laurie, B. E. Coutts, 3 down. PUKEKOHE V. GLENDOWIE. A golf match played between Pukekohe and Glendowie Men's Clubs during the week-end resulted in a win for Pukekohe by 11 games to 4, with one all square. Scores (Fukekohe first) :—Coyle and Johnson beat Cole and Trice, 2 and 1 and 4 and 2 • Houlston and Mills beat Laxon and Meredith, 1 up, 4 and 3; Lawson and Moore beat Johns and O'Neil, 4 and 3, second game all square; Hawke and Schlaepfer beat South and Palmer, 4 and 3, 6 and 5; Payne and Adlam beat Keys and Hall, 4 and 3, and lost 6 'and 4 Grlerson and Foote beat Kronfeld and Forgie, 4 and 2, 5 and 4; McNaught and Reynolds lost twice to Evans and Walker, 2 and 1, 4 and 3; Laird and Douglas beat Bridgens and.A. Howie Walker, 1 up, and lost 1 down. PAPAKURA BEATS ONEWHERO. Members of the Papakura and Onewhero Golf Clubs played a match at the Papakura- links on Saturday. Papakura won six games and Onewhero two. Scores (Papakura first) Cooke beat Cronin, 3 and 2; Matheson beat Maxtin, 1 up; Kretschmar lost to E. Cameron, 3 and 2; Walton lost to D. Camei-on, 4 and 2; E. Millar beat Taylor, 5 and 4; McLennan beat Glasgow, 2 and 1; Wilson beat Walter, 4 and 3; Robbins beat Gaskell, 5 and 4. HAMILTON V. KING COUNTRY. A match was played during the weekend at St. Andrew's between a team from the clubs in the Northern King Country and the Hamilton Club. Singles were played in the morning and four-ball games in the afternoon, the series being won by Hamilton with 10 matches to 7, with 4 all square. Results (King Country first) :— Singles.—C. Hotson and W. C. Wynne, all. square; R. C. Wallace beat B. Cumberworth, 4 and 3 ; F. C. Blundell and L. V. Belllngham, all square; H. Holmes lost to J. M. Graham, 2 and 1; M. Barnett lost to .T. Milne, 2 down ; H. McDonald lost to A. G. Cradwick, 8 and 6 : A. Mcßobie lost to J. G. Ferguson, G and 5; J.-Hine lost to A. T. Atkins, 3 and 1; A. Foggin beat P. G. Russell. 1 np: A. Fleming beat C. C. Ladner, 4 and 2; York beat G. Morpeth, 5 and 4 ; Pilkington lost to R. J. Love, 1 down; H. Saunders lost to D. R. AVood, 3 and 2; D. Williams and G. H. Blndon, all square; B. Hotson beat W. J. King, S and 4: Dinsdale lost to H. J. Radford, 2 and 1; Wilson lost to G. A. Wilkes, S and 6; Johnson and Shakeshaft, all square. Four-ball Games.—Hotson and Wallace beat Wynne and Cumberwortli, 3 and 1; Blundell and Holmes beat Bellingham and Graham, 2 up; Barnett and McDonald lost to Milne and Cradwick, 4 and 3; McRobie and Hine lost to Ferguson and Atkins, .3 and 2: Foggin and Fleming lost to Ladner and Russell, 3 and 1; York and Pilkington lost to Love and Morpeth, 5 : and 3; Saunders and Williams lost to 1 Wood and Bindon, 2 and 1; B. Hotson and . Dinsdale lost to King and Ward, 1 down ; ? Wilson and Johnson lost to Wilkes and ! Shakeshaft, 5 and 4. c • f FORTHCOMING EVENTS. 1 TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. t A bogey match will be played by mem- I hers of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to- I morrow. Play will commence at 10.30 I o'clock In order of the draw from both \ tees:— (

First Tee.—Mrs. Deighton.v. Mrs. GylHes, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs, Western, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Alison v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. McMillan v.* Mrs. Har-rison-Gregory, Mrs. Stewart v. Miss Murphy, Mrs. Kilner v. Miss Moody, Miss Bailey v. Mrs. C. H. Court: Miss Nesta Self v. Miss Hall, Miss B. Cooke v. Miss Pagni, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. O'Leary, Miss Miss- Bray, Mrs. Naismith v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. McEriiery v. Mrs. Fercuson. MrS v Caughey v. Mrs. G. M. White, Mrs. Brinsden v. Miss Hacket, Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Mrs. Lovett, -Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. Miss Noel Self V. " Miss Thompson, Mrs. Masefield v. Mrs. GoldJ water, Miss P. Masefield v. Miss Jougliin,

Mrs. Smecton v. Mrs. Pezaro, Miss Fouliy v. Mrs. Stephens, Miss M. Grevntt v. Mrs. Boornc, Mrs. A. Hartley v. Mrs. Small- ' field, Mrs. Jackson v. Miss Treston, Mrs. : Webster v. Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Frierson v. ' Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Tons v. Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. ; J. C. Finlny v. Mrs. C. K. Grcvatt. ; Eighth Too.—Miss Dueler v. Mrs. Joplin, ■ Mrs. Cliappell v. Miss I. Walker, Miss 1 McGlnshun v. Mrs. K. F. Ward, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. S. Bennett, Mrs. B. Goldwutor v. Mrs. Brook-Taylor, Mrs. Bartleet v. Mrs. Mclndoe. Mrs. A. S. Bailey v. Mrs. Bier, Mrs. Tysoe v. Mrs. W. 11. Cooke, Mrs. llollinrake v. Miss J. Euston. Results of last L.G.U. medal match :— Seniors.—Mrs. 11. L. Wilson, SO —0—77; Mrs. C. IS. Grevatt, S9—ll—7B; Miss Bray, 01—12—70; Mrs. J. C. Flnlay, SO—O—SO. Juniors.—Mrs. Henrys, 90—-3—7<i; Mrs. A. S. Bailey, 111—85—70; Mrs. Smeeton, 108—30—78 ; Miss Nesta Self, J 01—2;i—7S ; Mrs. W. H. Cooke, 107—IIS—70 ; Miss A. Hacket, 101—22—70 ; Miss Jougliin, 100— 27—79; Mrs. Stephens, 110—31—79. The tie between Mrs. Henrys and Mrs. Bailey will be played off. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Draw for L.G.U. medal match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Glondowie Ladies' Golf Club ; Mrs. I. Keys v. Mrs. J. C. Iliil, Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. F. Browne, Mrs. llowey Walker v. Mrs. McGinlay, Miss M. Colson v. Miss Todd, Mrs. McArthur v. Mrs. Matliieson, Mrs. Montgomery t v Mrs. Macartney, Miss K. Mains v. Mrs. Colebrook, Mrs. N. Morris v. Mrs. D. It. Walker, Mrs. McGregor v. Miss Sutton, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Lintott v. Miss McCrystal. Saturday Players.—Mrs. M. English v. Miss Katterfeldt, Miss Sharland v. Miss Morrison, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Goodwin, Miss O'Neill v. Miss Enles, Mrs. Chisholm v. Miss Sutton, Miss B. Suter v. Miss Idiens, Miss D. Wilson v. another. Draw for second round of the C grade eclectic : Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Mahon, Mrs. Bridgens v. Mrs. Emanuel, Mrs. Wake v. Mrs. Meiklejohn, Mrs. Pollock v. Miss Mitchelson, Miss Burnside v.- Miss Johnston, Miss Wake v. Miss Saunders, Miss Macindoe v. Miss Arthur, Miss I. Wells v. Miss Wllcock, Miss J. Frater v. Miss Jowctt. PUPUKB LADIES' CLUB. The members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club will play the first round of a 36-hol(S eclectic competition on Wednesday for Mrs. Koe's trophy. The draw is Mrs. Whitcombe v. Mrs. Gray, Miss Parker v. Miss Williamson, Miss Harty v. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.- Jaggs v. Mrs. Williamson, Miss Williams v. Miss O'Neill, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Howie v. Mrs. Prosser, Mrs. Kensington v. Miss Gooding, Mrs. Herbert v. Miss Willis, Mrs. Gooding y. Miss Johnston, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss Lorie, Miss Hughes v. Mrs. Bond, Miss Alison v. Mrs. Free, Mrs. l{oe v. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Kissen v. Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Hopkins v. Miss Wilson, Miss Bayne v. Miss Gudgeon, Mrs. Lewin v. Miss Cameron, Mrs. Quartley v. Mrs. Rush, Mrs. Mair v. Mrs. Quick. C grade players will play a sealed hole match for Mrs. Gray's trophy, starting from thirteenth tee at 10.15 a.m. ;—Mrs. Thomas v. Miss White, Miss Barton v. Miss Glllctt, Mrs. Atwood v. Mrs. White, Mrs. Kenuie v. Mrs. Pearcey, Miss Gudgeon v. Miss Weston, Mrs. Mayhill v. Mrs. Quick, Miss Sheriff v. another.

Next Saturday week-end players will play the second round of the eclectic competition. Draw :—Mrs. McFarlane v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Hopkins v. Miss G. Lorie, Mrs. Dixon v. Miss Trayes, Mrs. Smith v. another.

C grade draw: —Miss Sheriff v. Mrs. Pearcey, Miss Graliame v. Miss McArthur, Miss Bailey v. Miss M. Schmidt, Miss R. Schmidt v. another. IN THE PROVINCE. Waluku players to qualify for match In the Duff Cup:—S. Colbeck, C. Arkle, 141; J. Arkle, 142; Dr. C. E. Howden, 144; J. Forbes, 145; G. Mulr, 147; C. Herrold, Armitage, 149. Best cards returned on first round of captain's trophy at Pukekohe : —M. Jobson, 51—15—66; P. S. Cooper, 101—28—73; T. Marshall, 04—21—73; D. Ilawke, 84— 10—74; O. Adlam, 86—12—74; G. Reynolds. 93—19—74; M. Johnston, 93—19— 74; J. Roulston, 81—0—75: R. Laird, 89— 14—75; D. Coyle, 78—2—76; .T. McWhirter, 53—9—76; 11. T. Moore, S3—o—7o.