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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 252, 24 October 1934, Page 19

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WINNERS. Members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club took part in a four-ball best-ball bogey competition at Middlemorc yesterday, the winners being Mrs. F. C. Buddie and Miss I*. Buddie, who linished 4 up. Mrs. J. B. Henry aud Mrs. A. Clark also linished 4 up, but lost on a count back over the last nine holes. Other good cards were: —Mrs. G. R. Buttle and Miss E. Culling, 3 up; Mrs. J. Macky and Mrs. F. J. 11auna, 3 up ; Mrs. J. M. Wilson and Mrs. 1(. (J. Rainger, 12 up; Miss N. M. Ballantync and Miss N. Xoakes, 1 up; Mrs. A. Fricdlander and Miss K. fc-outer, all square. Kesults of matches played In the fourth round for the Wilson Cup :—Mrs. C. A. Campbell (-0) beat Miss N. Noakes (.101, 0 and 3; Miss E. Noakes (30) beat Mis. A. K. Abbott (S), "J and 1 ; Mrs. G. 1!. Butt.e (S) beat Mrs. F. Murphy (1U), 0 and 4; Mrs. S. llanna (_'S) beat Mrs. Croft (12), 5 and 4; Mrs. Ralph (11) beat Mrs. Rutherford (t>), - up; Miss N. Ballantync (10) beat Miss K. Knight (120), 1 up; Mrs. J. M. Wilson won from Mrs. J. J. Kingston by default; Mrs. F. C. Buddie (24) beat Miss P. Buddie (23), 4 and 3. The next round must be played by next Monday. The final of the Hope-Lewis Cup tourney was won by Mrs. W. S. Ralph (11), who beat Mrs. 11. R. Hughes (11), 0 and u. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB, The last medal matches played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club resulted in a win for Mrs. I. B. Stewart and Mrs. Deighton in the seniors and Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Kilner in the juniors. A bogey foursomes competition will be played to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 o'clock. Draw :— First Tee (players start in order). — Mrs. Naismith and Mrs. Boorne v. Mrs. Tysoe and Miss 1. Walker, Mrs. G. P. Finlay and Sirs. Bier v. Miss B. Hill and Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Miss C. Wright and Mrs. White v. Miss S. Johnston and Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Mrs. Alison and Mrs. Winter v. Mrs. Stewart and Miss Webster, Sirs. Brook-Taylor and Mrs. Lucas v. Mrs. Lovett and Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Gyllies and Miss M. Bailey v. Miss K. Morton and Miss Nesta Self, Mrs. Henrys and Mrs. Kilner v. Mrs. McMillan and Sirs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Deighton and Miss Grevatt v. Miss J. Easton and Mrs. Brinsden, Miss .T. Caughey and Miss F. I'ascoe v. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Loosing. Mrs. Coaklcy and Mrs. Marrett v. Miss M. Wright and Mrs. Smallfield. Mrs. Tong and Mrs. Ilorton v. Miss McGlaslian and Miss l'agni. Miss Thompson and Mrs. Masofield v. Miss B. Cooke and Mrs. G. Bartloet, Mrs. Grant and Miss Murphy v. Sirs. Caliill and Mrs. F. Alpe, Mrs. Grevatt and Mrs. Dunne v. Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Harrison-Gregory, Mrs. Grierson and Mrs. Kelly v. Miss A. Ilackett and Mrs. McCrystal. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. C. H. Court and Mrs. Mclndoe v. Mrs. Tuck and Mrs. O'Leary, Miss Duder and Miss Joughin v. Mrs. Western and Miss Fouhy, Mrs. J. C. Finlay and Mrs. li. F. Ward v. Mrs. Caughey and Mrs. Pezaro. Miss P. Masefield and Mrs. Cbappell v. Mrs. Goldwater and Miss Noel Self. Mrs. Ilolingrake and Mrs. Bailey v. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Joplin and Miss Drysdale v. Mrs. Smeeton and another. PUPUKE CLUB. Next Saturday a medal scramble will lie played by members of the Tupuke Golf Club—choose partners. The semi-finals (over 36 boles) of the trophy match will be played during the week-end. MANUKAU CLUB. The final of the Manukau Golf Club's junior championship was won by Simpson, who beat Priest, 5 and 4. In the president's trophy final, Busing beat Ferguson at the nineteenth. The season will close on Saturday next, when the usual mixed foursomes will be played, pairs being arranged at the clubhouse. Members ami their friends will be welcomed by the president, who will present the trophies won during the year at the conclusion of play. MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB. The Manukau Ladies' Golf Club's season closes on Saturday next, when mixed foursomes will be played. Mrs. Rushton beat Mrs. Brookes in the final of the senior championship, and Miss McDonald beat Mrs. Fleming in the final of the intermediate championship. Mrs. Parker beat Miss McDonald in the final of the presides/*s trophy.

GLENDOWIE CLUB. The Glendowle Golf Club's closing day will be hehl on Saturday, when a mixed foursomes medal handicap will be played. Players will choose partners. WHANGAREI CLUB. In the final of the intermediate championship of the Whungarci Golf Club on the Mount Denby links, over 30 holes, \V. T. Surmnn defeated 11. Younger, 7 and C. NORTHERN WAIROA TITLE. The Northern Wairoa Golf Club's annual Labour Day tournament was held at Mount Wesley links, a number of Wliangarei players competing. The principal event, the Northern Wairoa championship, was won by C. IJalley (Whangarei), who also eclipsed the course record by returning a curd of 74. Other results :— First Group Handicap.—M. C. Astley. Second Group Handicap.—A. liircl. First Medal.-—G. A. Richardson. Second Medal.—L. Colmoro Williams. First Bogey.—D. Boys. Second Bogey.—M. C. Aslley. Kunner-up in Championship. — J. Pengelly. Best Qualifying Round.—ll. Smith. MATAMATA'S NEW COURSE. Mr. C. 11. Bedhead, the well known golf architect of Kotorua. has reported very favourably on the site of the new link;) for Mntamata and the greens and tees have already been flagged out. The course Is to be of 18 holes and of a total length of 50S0 yards. TAIHAPE CLUB. The annual tournament conducted by the Tuihape Golf Club during the week-end terminated on Labour Day. Results: — Open Championship,—Semi-finals: .T. P. Mortland beat K. Wilson, 4 and 3; It. A. McKinnon boat .T. Belk, 1 up. Final: Mortland beat McKinnon, 3 and 1. Handicap.—Semi-finals: It. McClure beat •T. Dixon, '2 and I: F. Iteeee beat R. O'Callaghan, 3 and 2. Final: Recce beat McClure, 4 and 3. The following won "flight" competitions.—A. C. .Toblin, K. J. Price, I'. Home, C. 11. Transom and A. Fookes. Four-ball Bogey.—J. Belk aud R. Wilson, 10 up. Medal Handicap.—W. .T. Foley. Bogey Handicap.—l'. Home. Putting.—T. V. Auld. GREAT ROUND IN MANAWATU. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) PALMERSTON NORTH, this day. In the Manawatu golf final A. E. Guy (Mnnawatu) beat W. T. Kuru (Waipukurau), 6 and 4. A feat.ure of the tourney was the effort of K. S. Glendining (Manawatu). who completed the course in G9, the best amateur round to date.