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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 130, 4 June 1934, Page 12

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AUCKLAND CLUB. A medal competition -was played bv members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemorc on Saturday. Trophies were given in the A and B gradea Best scores :— A Grade.—R. B. Wilson, 79—9—70; I. MacEwan, 73—3 —72; K. S. Bruce, 83— 10—73; 11. D. Wright, 78—4—74; H. B. Lusk, 77 —2—75. B Grade.H. W. Hotson, 84—16—68 • J P. Upton, 89—20—69; C. J. Lovcgr'ove" Si) —16—73; W. B. Souter, 89—14 75.' H. W. Simmonds, 89 —13—76 : C. \v' Heather, 96—20—76. GLENDOWIE CLUB, A bogey handicap resulted In a ■win for A. Howey Walker with .a card of 2 tlown Other cards returned were:—A. C. Johns' 2 down ; W. I>. Cole, 3 down; E. Walker, 3 down ; W. A. Eaxon, 3 down; Dr. Horton 4 down ; B. G. Bridges, 4 down ; F. Trice,' u down; J. Caiman, 6 down. The play over the last nine holes gave Howey .Walker thu win. MAUN G AKIEKIE CLUB. # There was a large entry for the bogev matches at One Tree Hill, the course and greens being in ideal order. The A grade match was won by H. Morpeth, who had a line round of 76 to finish one up on bogey. Other cards were:—W. D'Autiney, A. K. Hawley, J. S. Balgarnie, J. M. Elliffe, 3 down ; I). K. Garrard, D. F. MacCormick' 4 down. The B grade was won by Murray Wiseman with a card of 1 down, other cards were:—G. F. Bennett, 2 down; C. F. Kosser and R. G. Milligan, 3 down. NORTH SHORE CLUB.

Tho second monthly medal round was played by the North Shore Golf Club on Saturday, the results being as follow:— A Grade.—H. Stevens, 71—5—G6; \V. Oliver, 75—9—00; M. Nelson, 74—7—67, U. Macindoe, 7G—S—OB; F. Layzell, 78— 10—68; It. IS. Clouston, SO—l2 —6B; J. Morrison, 80—10—70; B. Kae, 81 —11— 70 ; A. J. Spaggon, 79—9—70. B Grade.—W. S. Burkitt, 50—16—64 , P. L. Horrocks, S(i—22—o4 ; F. Hawes, 90 —24 —60; C. Black, 84—16—08; I. Har- , vey, 86—18—68; J. O'Neill, 92—24—68; ; A. F. Cadness, 92—24—08 ; E. J. Wiseman! 89—20 —69 ; A. Wh.vte, 58—19—69 ; H. V. Kverton, 80—17—69; D. Iteid, 90—20— 70 ; E. H. Foot, 89—19—70; J. Weir, 84 —-14 —70. On the count back Stevens and Burkitt were the winners. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB, Draw for L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday by the members of tho Glendowie .Ladles' Golf Club :— Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Howey-Walker, Mrs. Keys v. Mrs. MeGinley, Mrs. J. 0. Hill v. Mrs. Butler Mrs. Browne v. Mrs Arthur, Mrs. Montgomery v. Miss Todd, Mrs. Colebrook v. Miss Colson, Miss Mains v. Mrs. D. R. Walker, Mrs. Clouston v. Miss Bayly, Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Hayes v. Mrs. N. Morris, Mrs. Rose v. Mrs. Taylor. C Grade Match.—Mrs. Pollock ▼. Miss Mahon, Mrs. Meiklejohn v. Mrs. Wake, Miss Herbert v. Miss Lunn. PUPUKE CLUB. The second round of the captain's prize resulted as follows: —J. Drought beat D. U. McCorkindale, 3 and 1; H. R. Stephenson beat T. G. de Clive Lowe, 3 and 1; T. Gooding beat H. O. Probert, 3 and 1; It. Pacey beat W. Spiller, 1 up; W. S. Marriott beat W, Smith, 2 up; M. Wilson beat T. Andrew, 5 and 4. A bogey scramble resulted in a win for .T. Armstrong, with a card of 1 up. The nest best cards were: —C. Jaggs, 1 down ; H. Nicholas, 2 down ; S. Walker, 2 down ; A. K. MacFarlane, 3 down; S. A. Fox, a down. WAITEMATA CLUB. The winner of the medal round wag G. Warren. 82—18—64. Other good cards were : —R. Ross 53—17—66, J. L. Bees 77 —10—07, G. H. Lord Sl—lo—7l, A. Halbey 83—12—71. E. R. Rudge 85—14—71. S. Hannon 8S —17—71. S. Hope 78—6—72, J. D. Curtayne 89—16—73, F. Cooper 90 —16—74, G. Jackson 53—10—75. TITIRANGI CLUB. A Stapleford bogey, an innovation in Auckland golf, was played at Titirangi. Points arc scored according to the margin by which the holes are won, and tho total is added to the player's bogey handicap. The competition was divided into two grades. The A grade was won by R. B. Carr with a card of 32, 6—38. The other best cards were : J. Galloway, jun., 28, 9— 37; J. Carnachan 30. 6—36: N. A. Naismirli 28, S—36 ; P. Harrison 28, S—36; J. H. Goyder 2S. 8—36. The B grade was won by R. E. Alpe with a score of 25. 11—36. Other cards were: R. J. Truscott 20, 14—34 ; N. B. McLcan 21, 11—32; J. A. Crum 20—12, 32; and A. A. Tysoe, 15—14—32. SILK BEATS BRINSDEN. FIVE KIRK CUP MEN ENGAGED. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) MASTERTON, this day. Tho Wairarapa golf championship tournament opened on Saturday on the Masterton links. Some notable competitors are taking part, including five KirkWindeyer Cup players, all of whom, besides two other scratch players, qualified. Among the supprisw* was the defeat of Brinsden by Silk aM that of J. L. Black by a local player, Campbell-Heard. The semi-tinals scheduled for to-day were :—Hornabrook (Masterton) v. Guy Home (Hutt), Horton (Masterton) v. Silk (Wanganui). Golf of a good standard has been witnessed. as was evidenced by the fact that Hornabrook, with rounds of 70 and 71. headed the list of those who qualified, his score being 14 strokes better than that oC last year's leader.