GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 166, 16 July 1934, Page 13

GOLF.

NEW SOUTH WALES TITLE.

VICTORY FOB. JIM FERRIER. FOURS AND BETTER ALL THE WAY. SYDNEY, July 15. J. Ferrier (New South Wales) played phenomenal golf yesterday at Kensington when he defeated J. IS". Kadcliffe (Queensland), 9 anil 8, in the final of the New South Wales amateur championship. After a morning round of 72 with nine consecutive fours on the homeward journey, Ferrier finished G up on Radcliffe. In the afternoon he went out in 33, which was two under par, to Radcliffe's 35; He finished off his opponent at the 28th hole. This is Ferrier's ninth major title.

ENGLISHMEN FOR AUSTRALIA. LONDON, July 15. L. M. Garnett and T. A. Bourn' have accepted invitations to join the amateur golf team for Australia in September.

AUCKLAND CLUB. *

The second round of the E. R. Bloomfleld Bowl competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. Best scores : E. L. Bartleet, 74—4—70; W. YV. Gnnson, 83—12—71; G. C. Henderson, SO—S—72; S. S. Wilson, 79— 7—72; J. J. Aldred, 79—G—73 : A. J. Friedlander, SG—l3—73; T. W. J. Johnson, 85—

12—73; E. B. Brown, Sl—ll—73; C. H. Knight, 85—12—73 ; S. H. Abel, SS—ls—73; H. Plumley, 77—3—74. With two rounds played In the competition the loading net scores are as follow: J. P. Aldred 144, G. C. Henderson 145, E. L. Bartleet 1-lfl. , The semi-final match in the captain's tourney between lan MacEwan (receiving two strokes! and W. S. Ralph was also played on Saturday, the former winning by 4 and 3. He will now meet H. V. Coverdale in the final next Saturday.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB

A bogey match will be played by members of the Titlrangi Ladies' Golf Club tomorrow, play to commence from the first and eighth tees at 10.30 o'clock, in order of the draw :—

First Tee.—Mrs. O'Lcary v. Mrs. McEniery, Mrs. Stewart v. Miss Horton, Sirs. Deighton v. Mrs. Caughey, Mrs. Brinsden v. Mrs. Grant, Miss B. Hill v. Miss C. Wright, Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. Western, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. Alison v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. Naismith, Miss C. Bray v. Mrs. Spinley, Sirs. Chnppell v. Miss Nestor Self, Miss Duder v. Miss Noel Self, Mrs. Dunne v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. Kilner v. Miss MacGlnshan, Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Mrs. G. P. Finlay, Mrs. Tysoe v. Miss A. Hacket, Miss Walker v. Mrs. F. Alpe, Mrs. Lovott v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. G. Goldwater, Miss Moody v. Mrs. E. F. Ward, Mrs. Cahill v. Miss M. Wright, Mrs. Jackson v. Miss Joughin, Mrs. Smeoton v. Miss Fouliy. Mrs. Pezaro v. Mrs. Tuck, Mrs. Bier v. Mrs. A. Bartlev, Mrs. Stephens v. Mrs. Boorne, Mrs. Marrctt v. Mrs. A. S. Bailey, Mrs. G. M. White v. another.

Eighth Tee.—Mrs. Court v. Miss Pacnl, Mrs. Bnrtleet v. Miss Hall. Miss Tliomp son v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. Prodgers, Miss B. Cooke v. Miss Murphy, Mrs. Brook-Taylor v. Miss R. Webster, Miss Easton v. Miss Treston, Mrs. Holllnriike v. Mrs. Bennett.

The Baliin Cup was won by Mrs. C. B. Grevatt, Miss K. Horton being runner-up. The bogey cup was won by Miss B. Hill, Mrs. Deighton being runner-up.

PTJPUKE CLUB.

In the fourth round of the cntptain's prize match, played by members of the Pupuko Golf Club during the week-end A. R. Stephenson bent F. D. Franklin, 1 up, and F. A. Fox beat H. Webb, 2 up. The first round of the Pupuke Cup was also held, Q. Walker beating W. 11. Smith, 4 and 8. The monthly medal round played in conjunction with the Mingay Cup resulted In a win for H. Webb with a score of 7S—l2— 66. He was closely followed by It. .ToKnston, TO—l2—o7. Next best cards: D. G. McCorkindnle. S4—l6—OS; T. Mason. SG— IS—CS; W. F. Marriott, 02—24—68; G. Waterman, 83—14—69; R. Pacey, 84—15 —C 9.

Next Saturday n four-ball best-ball bogeymatch -will be played for a trophy. Choose partners and opponents.

TITIRANGI CLUB.

Play In the Titirangi Golf Club's competition for the Ballin Cup was continued on Saturday. In the third round J. Cavnachan beat A. C. Jacob. 2 and 1, and in tho semi-final IT. T. Jaffrey beat N. C. McLean, 2 and 1, Jaffrey will play the winner of tho match between J. H. Young and J. Carnachan in tho final. A foursomes bogey handicap was also plaved, the winners being \V. E. Holdgate and 11. A. Sinploy, with a score of all square. The next best scores were: —It. J. Graham and B. \V. Beaumont, 2 down ; A. B. Barnes-Graham and J. Hollingrake, B. G. Tallis and P. C. Ewen, W. West and p. ],amb, 3 down; h. J. Williamson and V N. Hubble, J. A. Grain and I>. J. C'iifford, 4 down.

NORTH SHORE CLUB

The following qualified for the Rnlngcr Cup competition, played by members of the North Shore Golf Club during the weekend:— 11. G. Dndding, 88—23—6 0 ; A. *. Cadness, 89—24—03 : D. .T. Beid, b.>—2o— 65* E W. Mills. 77—11-00: G. W. Prater, 80-20-06; W Oliver, It E. Fotberingham. 70 —12—07 , U. &■ Goodwin, SO—I2—OS; .1. Weir, 82—-.14— OS* C IT Kingston!, S7, —19—08*. M. S. O'Connor,' 75—6—09: B. E. Goldwuter, 77—S— Oi); A. J. Spraggon, 78—9—69: H. Bartlett, 84—15—09 ; C. C. Robinson si— j-j_G9- IT. V Everton. 85 —10 —09: T. M. Kollo SO—2o—o9 : It. E. HoiTOCkS, 77—7 — 70 ; It. Smallfleld. SO—lo—7o ; E. P. Earle, 94 0.|—70 ; .1. T. McC'nrltindalc. 82 —11— 71; R. B. Clouston, 53—12—71; H. J. Preston, SO—l4— 72; D. T. Mingay, 92— 20—72; J. M. irutchinsoii, 92—20—72; M D Ash, 90 —21—72 : A. M. Seaman, 96—24—72 * F J. Layzell, 83—10—73: E. Sullivan, 86—13—73; P. L. Horrocks, 87— 14—73 • JO H. Everton, 97—24—73 ; D. W. Mason, 97 —24—73 ; J. A. Penman, Sl— 7—74. . .

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB

The following were the best cards in the second round of the Schnauer Cup. plaved at One Tree Hill links : —M. Wisemail, Sl—l2—o9: J. Jerrat, 93—23—(0; G. A. Hardley, 90—19—71; N-. R. Obren. 05-—23 —72; J. K. Johnston, 93 —21—72; J H Earle, 77—7—72; I). R. Garrard, S2—9—7:'.; S. R. Norris, 95—22 —73; .C. Sead-Gowing, 91—18—73; It. P. Bennett, 87—14—73; W. P. Fowlds. 94—21—73; »\ Belcher, SS —15—73; D. G. Macfarlane, S3—9 —74; w. K. Michael, 95—21—74; J. D. Shanly, 53—9—74; J. M. Elliffc, 85—11—74 ; P. Rostgard, 85—14—74. • The B grade medal was won by J. Jarrat, with a net score of 70, and the A grade by M. Wiseman, with the good card of SI —12—09.

In the Eliiffe Cup match play tourney, R. S. Newoomb (15) beat M. Buist (10), 1 up, and S. Caro (15) beat R. W. Vcrry (13), 3 and 2.

GLENDOWIE CLUB.

A four-bnll best-ball bogey was played on Saturday at Glendowie, resulting In a ■win for Dr. Horton and .T. Stertnian, 1 up. Other cards were : F. Price and A. Howey Walker, all square; J. H. Kissling and .T. Simpson, 1 down ; W. Lackland and 10. Hutchinson, 1 down; A. H. Hall and E. G. Bridges. 1 down, A. C. Johns and 11. R. West, 2 down ; V. Tt. .Touns and .T. H. 2 down : J. Kalman and C. Heald. _■ ~,wr- I*. Whitelaw and S. C. Hay, 2 • A. C. Herring and S. W. Moutplth. 3 down : F. Kronfeld and A. C. Taine, 4 down; .T. 11. McCrystal and .T. H. Edmonds, 4 down; N. A. Naismith and F. Hintz, 4 down ; L. Walker and G. Palmer, 4 down.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB.

The members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club will play the second round of the handicap match play competition on Wednesday. Draw for the C grade:—Miss Herbert v. Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Mahon. Mrs. Moiklo.iohn v. Miss Wake, Miss Burnside v. Miss Stratton, Miss Wilcock v. Miss I. Wells, Miss Arthur v. Miss Wake, Miss .Towett v. Miss Prater, «■ Miss Saunders v. Miss B. Steven, Miss M. Steven v. auother.

'Draw for Saturday players:—Miss Blyth v. Miss Prosscr. Miss O'Neill v. Miss Eales, Miss Goodwin v. Miss Morrison. Miss Hydo v. Miss Wilson. Miss M. English v. Miss Suter, Miss Katlerfeldt? v. Miss Sagar. Byes : Miss Sutton, Miss Idiens.

The last C grade match-was won by Mrs. Wake. 87—24-—O3. Other scores:—Mrs. l'avlor, S7—22—GO ; Mrs. Pollock, 93—24— 69. •-•-. '

WAITEMATA CLUB,

AKARANA CLUB

OTAHUHU CLUB

CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB.

Members of the Waitemata Golf Club played the Ferry Cup match during the week-end, the winner being F. Hannon, who returned a score, of 139 for two rounds. Next best scores : —F. Leach, 142; A. E. Moore, 143; 1. McDougall, 146 ; P. Roach, 148; J Curtayne, 151: L. V. Brookes, 153.

Medal Match.—G. H. Lord, 78—S—70; A. Halvey, S3—l2 —71; R. A. Armstrong, 89—18 —71; J. L. Reece, SO—S—72 : J. Aubin, 94—20 —74; J. Bartley, 90—15— 75; A. T. Griffiths, 100 —22—75.

Results of the fourth round of the Tyler Memorial Cup and the senior and junior monthly medal round at the Akarana Golf Club are as follow : — Senior.—R. Snowden, 81—11—70 ; J. Swanson, 78 —3 —75 ; H. Bennett, 83—7 —7G ; C. Tavlor, 85—9—7G; J. Ashmore, 84—8 —7G ; H. Brown, 88 —12—70. Junior.—-V. Salek, 91—19—72 ; J. Brown, 9G—22—74 ; A. Sinclair, 89—14 —75; W. Lowe, 94—19—75; R. Rowan, 90—15—75; V. Smith, 59—13—76 ; "B. Rudman, 97 —21—7G.

Results of Otahuhu Golf Club's competitions at the week-end :— Ballin Cup.—Second round: O. Bayley beat Kirkbride, G and 5 ; Eustace won from C. Kay by default; K. Todd beat B. Cooper, 5 and 3 ; Cassin beat Ewen, 2 and 1. Eccles Cup.—Second round : F. McKenzie beat D. Brown, 3 and 2 ; F. Nicholls won from S. Baigent by default; S. Clark won from E. Dodd by default. Medal rounds for senior and junior players resulted as follow: —Seniors: H. J. Levy, 74 —2 —72 ; F. Fearnley, 85—11— 74; A. M. Todd, 84 —9—75. Juniors: G. Cassins, 9G—24—72; H. Davenport, 9? — 20—72.

Team to represent the Clevodon Ladies' Golf Club in a match against the Manukau Ladies' Club to be played on the Clevedon links to-morrow: —Mrs. Alexander, Miss F. Burgoyne, Miss M. Stephens, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Henderson, Miss McPherson, Mrs. Bryan, Miss M. Burgoyne, Miss J. McCullough, Miss Silk, Mrs. Waters. Miss Matthews. Emergencies: Miss Waters, Mrs. Wells.

Draw for medal round for the monthly club trophy to be played on Wednesday : —■ Miss Waters v. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss MeCullough v. Miss McPherson, Miss Wallis v. Mrs. Bryan,, Miss Matthews v. Miss V. Burgoyne, Miss Silk v. Miss M. Burgoyne, Mrs. Alexander v. Mrs. Waters, Miss M. Stephens v. Miss D. Broune. Miss Day v. Mrs. Evre, Miss V. Blundell v. Miss D. Hyde, Miss C. Shaw v. Mrs. Furby. Miss E Luke v. Miss K. Browne, Mrs. Wilson V." Miss Baird, Miss Wells v. Miss Gore, Miss Z. Stephens v. Miss Walsh, Miss .1. MeCullough v. Miss Dow, Miss I. Hyde v. Mrs. Hunt, Miss Knight v. Miss Bell, Mrs. Dow v. another.