GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 223, 20 September 1935, Page 14

GOLF.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB.

FINALS OF CHAMPIONSHIPS. MRS. JOIIXSXON BEATS MRS. BUTTLE. The finals of the champTonsTVlps or the Maungaklekie Ladies' Golf Club were played yesterday and resulted:— Seniors.—Mrs. IX. V. Johnston beat Mrs. It. Buttle, r> and 3. Juniors.—Mrs. A. Milne beat Mrs. H. V. Caiighe.v, 1 up. Maiuigakickie Cup.—Handicap match play competition: Miss E. Sclinauer beat Miss J. Johnson, 2 up. The best scores in the Canadian bogey foursomes were as follows:- —Mrs. J. l'aterson and Mrs. (.!. E. Grovatt (!>), 1 down; Mrs. U. Stanley and Miss M. Itobson (14), ;; down; Mrs. J. Jerrat and Miss M. llaslett (10, 4 down; Mrs. It. Hipkins and Mrs. K. Williams (14), 4 down; Mrs. V. Kerr and Mrs. O. A. Jarmau (17), 4 down.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB.

The final of the championship of the Pupuko Ladies' Golf Club was played yesterday. Miss L. Williamson defeating Mrs. I'. Thompson, S and 7.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.

Best scores in tlio second round of the competition trophy, played by members of the Titirangt Ladies' Golf Club yesterday:— Seniors.—-Mrs. J. O. Flnlay, S'i —!>—77 ; Mrs. G. L. Taylor, 07—IS—70; Mrs. M. SlirolT, 02—U—SI. Juniors.—Mrs. J. E. Henrys, 04—10—75; Mrs. Melndoe, 101—-'-1—77; Mrs. M. Masetield, 101—2:!—78.

TITIRANGI CLUB.

The veterans' handicap matcli play competition of tlie Titirangl Golf Club will be commenced to-morrow. Draw for first round: —F. C. Ewcn v. .T. M. Somerville, H. G. Taliis v. G. M. White, G. L. Taylor v. 11. .T. Court, It. J. Hamilton v. J. Yoek, ,T. If. Ilollinrake v. F. S. l'allin, V. C. Keys v. A. Fairburn, E. A. Tukc v. 11. O. Wiles, A. I?. C'liappell v. A. W. Short. The following players will receive byes in the 11 rat round and will meet in the second:—lt. E. Alpe v. F. A. Browne, A. 13. Whitten v. L. 11. Rogers, 11. G. Thomson v. .T. is. Johnston, W. J. A. Thomson v. A. K. Jackson.

PAPAKURA CLUB.

I The semi-finals of the Papakura Golf I Club's championships will be played tomorrow. Draw:— Senior.—J. Cooke v. IC. Matheson, It. C. Ilaszard v. IC. Herdman. Intermediate.—l. Foote v. J. Miller, M. B. Harrow v. It. Grace. Junior.—J. Taylor v. It. Durham, It. Ellett v. J. Weaver. Members not playing in championships will play a medal round, choosing partners at the clubhouse. Team to play against the Manukau Club at Manukau during the week-end, commencing at J. 30 p.m.:—K. Herdman. .T. Cooke, I'. Kirk, 10. Miller. F. X. Hemphill, IC. Wren, It. Rose, It. C. Ilaszard, R. Grace, I. Foote, M. Jaques, A. Davie, J. Miller, C. Burgess, M. IX Harrow. Saller.v, A. Woolley. I*. J. Ilackett, R. T. Harris, It. IT. ICeesing, .T. Taylor, J. 11. Weaver, R. W. C'liappell, R. Ellett.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB.

A hidden number medal competition will be played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, play to commence at noon. Draw :—Miss R. Foote v. Miss Kelly, Mrs. Brooks v. Mrs. McNatty, Mrs. Cooper v. Mrs. Walters, Miss Clark v. Miss Jr. Gunthorp, Miss Fenwick v. Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Matheson v. Miss Colquhoun, Miss .1. Barr v. Miss Rliind. Miss Jones v. Mrs. Burgess, Miss E. Barr v. Miss Thomas, Miss Mellraltli v. Miss Appleby. Miss Hogan v. Miss V. Gunthorp, Mrs. Elliott v. another. Miss Goodison v. Mrs. Ellett, Miss Goddard v. Mrs. Lock. Mrs. Menzies v. Miss Denton, Miss MeMahon v. Miss Pearson. Miss Ilellly v. Miss Bent, Miss Spinks v. Miss French, Miss Bower v. Miss Haydn, Miss Picket v. Miss Gllmour, Miss E. Foote v. Miss Thew, Miss Saunders v. Miss Hitcliings, Miss Thickett v. Miss Fife.

MANUKAU CLUB.

Players to represent the Manukau Gnlf Club in a match against the Pupakura Club nt Manukau during the week-end:—War-dell, Ferguson. Alexander, Roberts, Illiind, Beeohey, Aguien Smith, Brebner, White, Busing. Priest, Rice, Simpson, Blair, Ilobson, Goddard, Yates, Barnard, Parker, George, Grant, Colbeek.

CLEVEDON CLUB.

A Stahleford bogey match will be played by mcinl>ers of the Clevedon Golf flub on Saturday. Draw:-—Oruin v. Hunt, Henderson v. S. Bell. Currie v. A. Brown, Couldrey v. Tj. Brown, Bannerman v. Wolls. Burgoyne v. Morris. D. Baird v. Blundell, Judd v. It. Baird. Bryan v. Colquhoun, Knight v. O'Sulllvan. Players not included in the draw will choose partners at the clubhouse. Draw for the semi-finals of the Woodlands Cup medal competition :—Dow v. Waters, Whytock v. Jones.

MORE PENNANT TEAMS.

Players to represent their respective clubs during the week-end in pennant golf matches postponed in the third round on Juno !) :— A Orade. —Glendowie v. Remuera, at Glendowie: E. Hutchison, W. A. I*. role, •T. E. Stcdman, W. A. Daxon, O. Wolfgra 111111, N. Hockin. .T. Kissling, F. T.iiitott, I. G. O'Neill, K. W. Griffiths. Remuera: B. G. Thomson, R. G. Rainper, S. S. Wilson, D. J!. Munsergh, J.. W. Delph. It. E. Itainger, G. F. Foote, G. C. Clifton, T. R. Kissling, C. McManus, A. Bull, G. Duncan. North Shore v. Akarana, at Nortli Shore. A. E. Browne. II C. Stevens, W. Maeindoe, M. H. Bush, Ij. J. Minogue, J. A. Penman, M. Nelson, M. S. O'Connor, D. Harrison, J. W. Morrison. Reserve: B. Maeindoe.

A FRIENDLY TOURNEY.

By courtesy of the Maungakiekle Golf Club tlie members of tlie Vacuum Oil Company conducled their annual golf competition on the One Tree llill course last week-end. Sixteen players participated. At the close of play Mr. E. A. Sevier, until recently New Zealand manager for the company, presented the cup. and the opportunity was taken to farewell him on his imminent departure for Melbourne on promotion to the managing director's staff. The leading scores for 3'! holes on medal play on handicap were: R. <i. Thomson (9), 148; C. J,. Hewson (IS), 1T.0; 11. R. Hume (12>. W2: S. N. Baigent (10). 152: Is. A. Diddle (16), lot!; G. Hartshorn (11), 100.

BRITISH WOMEN.

SYDNEY, September 10. Tlio Krilish women solfcrs to day without difficulty won both the foursome matches against Now South Wales, and also were successful in four of the five singles. Results:— Foursomes. —.Mrs. Greenlees and Miss Anderson beat Mrs. McKay and Miss Ebert, 7 and <J; Mrs. Walker and Miss Barton heat Mcsdamcs Robinson and Clements, S and 'J. Singles.—Mrs. Walker beat Mrs. Robinson. (! and '<: Miss Barton beat. Miss Ebert. and 4 : Miss Anderson beat Sirs. Clements, 4 and Mrs. Greenlees beat Mrs. Ynille, I up: Mrs. McKay beat Miss Wade (Britain). 1 up. The local players displayed lack of confidence and were continually in trouble. On the oilier hand, the British women seemed to be at Hie top of their form.