AUCKLAND CLUB.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 256, 29 October 1934, Page 12

AUCKLAND CLUB.

S. S. WILSON BEATS MENZIES. LOWER GRADE CHAMPIONSHIPS. ! V. G Thomson beat J. P. Aldrcd in the third round of the Auckland. Golf Clubs [ championship. 3 and 2. and S. S. \N ilson heat is It Menzies in the second round at the 20th \V. N. Abbott defeated Wilson lin the third round. 2 up. Thomson will ! meet Abbott in the final over 30 holes next I .Saturday. i The intermediate and junior championI ships of the Auckland Golf Club wore finalised It. D. Horton winning the interi mediate title and S. G. McCoy taking the I ,vnior honours. Horton defeated S. 8. 'I ilandyside over 30 holes by 3 and 2, and McCoy beat I'\ Abbott. 4 and 2. -TITIRANGI CLUB. EAST VICTORY OVER HAMILTON. il A match played at Titirangi dur- [ inr the week-end between members o£ the ' Titirangi and Hamilton Golf Clubs resulted in a win for the former by 15 sanies to 4, ' one being all square. Four-bull matches were played in the morning and afternoon. Results (Titirangi first) :— J M. Coltman and K. B. Carr lost to J. -Milne and .T. G. Ferguson, 3 and 2, and , won 2 UP! A. I?. Rams Graham and F. W. I Lucas beat .T. M. Graham and It. B. Parker, 13 and 2, and lost, 2 and 1; J. Carnachan and N A. Naismith beat H. T. Gillies and : E. 11. Grocott, 5 and 3, and 3 and 2 J L. Knight and C. G. Fisher beat F. .T. Leehan : and J. Pountney, 2 up, and 1 up; K. JI Graham and C. S. O. Wood beat G. F. I Dcichton and 11. J. Radford, 4 and 3, and i-1 and 3: D. A. Dacro and A. IL (.yllies • beat A W. Rutherford and A. H. Ward, ;> and 4 and lost, 2 and 1: H. A. Randrup 11 and A II (TLeavv beat E. L. Gillies and -111 F. Morion, 3 and 2, and all square ; J. , C. Graham and It. W. Christensen beat G. l C Fare and G. 11. Blndon, 4 and 2, and 2 land 1; L. F. Faram and M. Fraser-Smith ' I lost to X. Duxfleld and C. B. FullortonI Smilli 3 and 2, and won, (5 and 5; A. It. | Hodgson and J. L. Cheen beat E. C. Day | and W. A. Phillips, 2 and 1, and 1 Up. ! A four-hall bogey handicap, played on I Saturday by members of the Titirangi Club. • resulted in' a win for 11. A. Randrup and , A R Hodgson, who returned a card of 0 lup .T. Murray and H. T. Jaffrey also x \ returned 0 up, but lost on the count back. •I The next best cards: —L. Knight and C. It. ' Knight, A. V. Peace and F. C. Ewen, H. M. I Kogcrson and It. F. Ward, 5 up; J. H. I Govder and 11. V. Ganley. H. W. Cooke iland J. I/. Sheen. .T. M. Coltman and J. L. McCoy, A. B. Barns Graham and W. R. ' I Verco'e, -1 up.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. The first round of ' the eclectic match postponed from October IS will be played by members of the Titirnngi Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 a.m. from the first and eighth tees in order of the following draw: — First Toe.—Mrs. Delghton v. Mrs. J. C. Finlav. Mrs. Grant V. Mrs. Alison, Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. Naismilh, Mrs. O'Lcary v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Caughev v. Mrs. Western, Mrs. Spiniey v. Miss C. Wright, Mrs. G. M. White v. Mrs. Kilner, .Mrs. Brinsden v. Miss R. Johnston, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. F. Alpe, Mrs. Coakley v. Miss Moody, Mrs. Dunne v. Miss I. Walker, Mrs. Joplin v. Miss Bailey, Mrs. Masefield v. Miss Nesta Self, Mrs. R. F. Ward v. Mrs. Henrys, Miss B. Cooke v. Miss MacGlashan, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. C. 11. Court, Mrs, W. H. Cooke v. Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Bartleet v. Miss I£. Murphy. Mrs. Melndoe v. Mrs. Pezaro, Mrs. Cahill v. Miss Thompson, Miss Hall v. Miss A. Fouby. Mrs. Brook-Taylor v. Miss Webster, Mrs. Boorne v. Mrs. Tong, Miss Drvsdale v. Miss Pascoe, Miss M. Hackett v. Mrs. Kelly. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Miss Duder, Mrs. G. P. Einlay v. Mrs. Hollinrake, Miss .Toughin v. Mrs. Tuck, Miss Pagni v. Miss Kaston. Miss Masefield v. Mrs. Marret. Mrs. Harrison-Gregory v. Mrs. Lucas. Miss M. Grevatt v. Mrs. Bartley, Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Winter. NORTH SHORE CLUB. A medal round for seniors and juniors was played at North Shore. In the senior event the winner was A. H. Browne, with a card of 7-I—-3 —71, an excellent performance. Other good cards were:—W. Macindoe, 81— '.) —72; R. Fhilson, 87—11—70; ,T. Weir, BS—l2—7ti. In the junior event the best card was that of R. Smallfield, 82—14—OS. Other cards were :—K. D. Anderson, 87—18—fit) ; c. H. Kingsford, SS—l7—7l ; D. W. Mason, 00—24—72 • E. Harper, 87 —11—73; K. K. Ash, S9—lD— 73.; A. M. Seaman, 0(!—22—74. In the final of the junior championship, G. W. Frater beat K. White, 1 up. WAITEMATA CLUB. The Waitcmata Golf (Tub played a bogey competition on Saturday, resulting in a tie between G. Jackson and It. *"oster, 1 down. Ou the count back Foster proved to be tlie Winner. Other cards handed in were: —R. Ross, 3 down: E. Itudge, 4 down; J. McDongaU, i down; J. D. Curtayue, 4 down; F. Haiinan, 5 down. CLOSING DAY AT OTAHUHU. Tho closing of the Otahuhu Golf Club was held on Saturday, when a mixed foursome competition was played prior to a social function in the evening. There was a large entry for the linal competition over nine holes. The best net scores were as follow:—Mrs. Amodeo and A. Todd, 323; .Miss Butler and H. .T. Levy, 33J ; Miss Muir and R. Brown, 35J; Miss Smith aud J. Prime, 353. There was a large attendance of members at the Grange links clubhouse in the evening, when the president, Mr. G. Cox, and Mrs. Cox presented the trophies. Reference was made to the line progress during the past four years In which the club has occupied its new links and to the improvements effected to raise the standard of play. The combined membership of the club, ladies' and men's sections, is about 40(1. . , ~, , Winners of the principal trophies and competitions during the season :— Ladies. —Club championship: Miss J. lingev, runner-up, Mrs. Muir. Handicap tournament (president's trophy) : Mrs. Crow Two-life competition (Mr. House's trophy) : Mrs. Crow and Miss Kitto. Handicap" foursomes (Mrs. Cox's trophy) : Misses Connett and Tingey. C grade (Mrs. Cox's tropin) : Miss M. Wills. Seasons eclectic' Mrs. Cooper, Miss Arnaboldi and Miss Wills. Points competition (Mrs. Eustace's trophy) : Mrs. Crow. Men.—Championship: W. B. Eustace; runner-up, S. .1. Clark. Intermediate championship : J. S. White; runner-up, R. E. Brown. Junior championship, J. Harrison; runner-up, H. Davenport. Captain s trophy : E D Wilkinson. Ballui Cup: K. .1 odd. Hav Cup' S. J. Coutts. Eccles Cup: W. Xic'holls. Grange Cup: E. D. Wilkinson. THAMES CLUB.

In closing the twenty-fourth season of the Thames Golf Club and presenting the numerous prizes. Mr. E. .T. Clendon, the [(resident, said the club had experienced fairly good weather throughout the season. The greens had been maintained in good order, and many of the members had shown a marked improvement in their play. There was good competition in all the matches, and the club was closing the season in a satisfactory financial position. The president stated that a number of, players had expressed a desire to play summer golf, and the committee would endeavour to meet their wishes. Trine winners : — L a (ii es .—Champion, Miss A. Boles, runnerup Miss ,T. McLoughlin; junior champion, Mrs. T. McCarroll; L.G.U. silver medal, Miss D. Griffin ; L.G.U. bronze medal, Miss Nankeville; senior ringer. Miss McLoughlin ; junior ringer, Mrs. L. Griffin ; rose bowl, Mrs. C. Poulgrain, runner-up Mrs. VV. Davies; bogey match, Mrs. C. Poulgrain; Canadian foursomes, Mrs. McCarroll and Miss Coakley; medal round, Mrs. N. Jonassen ; flag match, Mrs. C. Poulgrain; sealed hole, Miss D. Griffin; best junior score, Miss Nankeville; senior long drive, Miss R. Miller; junior long drive, Mrs. J. B. Liggins; senior approaching- and putting, Mrs. W. Davies ; junior approaching and putting. Mrs. Samuel. In appreciation of her assistance in providing the flowers for the tables during the season, the president, on behalf of the members, presented Mrs. Pease with a handsome squash jug.

Men.—Senior champion, E. 15. Clendon ; junior champion, L. Kerr ; President's Cup, W. Jack; -captain's trophy, T. Miller; Hnuraki Stores trophy. \V. Hawthorn; senior knock-out, A. G. Fisher : runner-up, D. Lacy; junior knock-out, H. Surman and 11. L. King; medal round, \V. Davies; mixed foursomes, Miss Bon gar d and S. Goodwin; bogey match, J. Moran ; secretary's trophy, S. Goodwin; president's trophy, ir. L. King; long drive, W. Davies, approaching and putting, B. Lacy.