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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 229, 27 September 1935, Page 13

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TITIRANGI CLUB. MATCH WITH FRANKLIN". ARRANGEMENTS FOR WEEK-END. The following players will represent the Titirangi Golf Club in a match against the i Franklin Association, to be played during ' the week-end at Titirangi:—R. R. McCrystal, J. H. Young, F. W. Lucas, ,T. , Carnachan, A. E. Saunders, R. L. Wilson, ; A. B. Joplin, J. H. Goyder, J. C. Graham, > M. Fraser-Smith, A. V. Peace, J. Grierson. H. V. Ganley, P. Seabrook, F. G. Alpe, C. Crowther. NORTH SHORE TITLES. LADIES' COMPETITIONS. In the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club's championships yesterday afternoon Miss M. Stevens, the title-holder, defeated Mrs. Pike in the senior final by 3 and 2. The junior event reached the final stages, and the deciding games are being played to-day. Ihe results were ns follow :— Senior Championship.—Second round : Miss M. Stevens beat Miss A. O'Neill, 5 and 4; Mrs. Pike beat Mrs. Atkinson. Final: Miss Stevens beat Mrs. Pike 3 and 2. Junior Championship.—Second round : Mrs. Weir beat Mrs. Badley, 5 and 4; Mrs. Ibbertson beat Miss M. Mason, <> and 4; Miss McFetridge beat Mrs. Hobbs, 2 up; Miss I. Wight beat Mrs. Walsh, 3 and 1. TITIRANGI LADIES' TOURNEY. A medal handicap competition was held by the Titirangi Ladles' Golf Club yesterday. The best scores returned were as follows:— Seniors.—Mrs. H. O. Wiles, 01—18—73; Mrs. R. S. Delghton, 82—4—TS; Mrs. V. C. Keys, 99—18—81. Juniors.—Miss P. Masefleld, 101—27—74 ; Mrs. F. Alpe, 98—20—78; Mrs. F. Lucas, 107—28—79; Mrs. G. Gold water, 104—25— 79; Mrs. S. Bennett, 100—27—79. A bogey handicap match will bo played next Tuesday, players to choose partners. Tho third round for the Kohn trophy and the L.G.U. medal round were postponed. CLEVEDON CLUB. The following players will represent the Clevedon Golf Club in a match against the Manukau Club, to be played at Clevedon to-morrow:—Currle, Waters, Dow, Knight, Bryan, Whytock, Orum, Jones, Hunt, Henderson, Colquhoun, A. Brown, Wells, Bannerol an. Players not Included in the team will choose partners at tho clubhouse. MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a medal round to bo played on the Manukau Ladles' Golf Club's open day, players to start at intervals of four minutes from nine o'clock: Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. 11. V. Johnston, Mrs. J. Brooks v. Mrs. Whale, Mrs. D. McLennan v. Mrs. A. 11. Pope, Mrs. Barnard v. Miss Aldrcd, Mrs. E. Giimore v. Mrs. Muir, Miss J. Johnstone v. Mrs. Parker, Miss Robson v. Mrs. R. Allen, Mrs. Wardell v. another, Miss F. Cameron v. Mrs. G. Pope, Mrs. Crow v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss K. Harty v. Mrs. L. Pegler, Mrs. Cooper v. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. llogan v. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Badley v. Mrs. G. Tilston, Mrs. G. Phillip v. Mrs. Fleming, Miss I. McCready v. Miss Copsey, Mrs. C. M. Cox v. Miss Little, Mrs. N. Burton v. Miss W. J. McAlleu, Mrs. Goddard v. Mrs. E. R. Bayley, Miss Agmen-Suiith v. Mrs. Allen, Miss Manning v. Mrs. Brndstreet, Mrs. S. Wilson v. Sirs. Holmes, Mrs. A. George v. Mrs. Melville, Miss Graham v. Mrs. Halvey, Mrs. F. B. I'opo v. Mrs. Carroll, Miss P. Ilartney v. Mrs. Jenkius, Mrs. Pavitt v. Mrs. McNeish. Foursomes will commence at noon, players to choose partners and opponents.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. A Stableford bogey match will be played by members of tlie Papakura Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow in conjunction with a medal round for a prize donated l>y Mr. J. Weaver. The draw is as follows:—Miss White v. Mrs. Watts, Mrs. McLennan v. Miss French, Mrs. Kldd v. Mrs. McNatty, Mrs. Lock v. Mrs. Matheson, Mrs. Walters v. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Charles, Miss Walters v. Mrs. Brooks, Miss Denton v. Miss Spinks, Miss Reiily v. Miss Bent, Miss McMahon v. Miss I'earson, Miss J. Bart 1 v. Miss Fenwick, Miss Appleby v. Miss Haydn, Miss Hogan v. Miss Mcllraith, Miss Saunders v. Mrs. Menzies, Miss Thickett v. Mrs. Ullett, Miss Clark v. Miss Goddard, Miss Bower y. Miss I'lckett, Miss It. Foote V. Miss Kelly, Miss Gilmour v. Miss S. Saunders, Miss Colquhoun v. Miss 13. Barr, Miss M. Gunthorpe v. Miss McCullough, Miss Goodlson v. Miss Threw, Mrs. Burgess V. Miss Gunthorpe. MAUNG AKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. An open day for players with handicaps up to 18 will be held by the Maungaklekie Ladles' Golf Club on Monday. Players will commence at 9.30 o'clock in the order of the following draw: — Mrs. F. Preston v. Mrs. J. M. Alison, Mrs. K. S. Deigliton v. Mrs. H. V. Johnston, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. G. S. Lnird, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. J. Jerrat, Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. Mrs. C. N. Jacobsen, Miss L. O'Callaglmn v. Mrs. C. E. Grevatt, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. E. Mcllrnith, Mrs. It. L. Wilson v. Mrs. J. Paterson. 10 a.m.: Mrs. E. Phillips v. Mrs. .T. Mason, Miss E. White v. Miss M. Miller, Mrs. Grant v. Miss D. Lamb, Mrs. Green v. Mrs. C. M. Cox, Mrs. Endean V. Mrs. E. Bold, Mrs. P. Andrew v. Mrs. V. Kerr, Mrs. G. L. Allard v. Miss E. Gilmore, Mrs. A. McArthur v. Mrs. C. Robinson, Mrs. G. M. White v. Miss M. Haslett, Miss A. Hackett v. Miss M. Robson, Miss C. Wright v. Miss J. Johnson, Mrs. W. •T. Brooks v. Mrs. It. Hipkins, Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. G. L. Taylor, Mrs. F. Browne v. Mrs. F. Williams, Mrs. McGinley v. Mrs. A. Horton. 11 a.m.: Mrs. G. Warren v. Mrs. L. Coakley, Mrs. W. K. Michael v. another. Bogey foursome matches will be played in the afternoon, players to choose partners and opponents. A putting competition also will be held. Following are the best scores returned in a C grade match played yesterday-:—Mrs. C. F. Rosser, 111; Mrs. C. Swallow, 122; Miss N. Hooton, 122. CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) CAMBRIDGE, Thursday. The Cambridge Ladies' Golf Club held a successful one-day tournament this week, when senior and junior competitions were held. In the morning a medal round over 18 holes was held, Mrs. H. Clayton winning the senior match with a net score of 73. Mrs. A. L. Allen wns the Junior winner, with a score of 70. In the afternoon bogey match Mrs. A. J. Law, 2 down, won the senior bogey. Mrs. Thomas, of Hamilton, won among the juniors, 1 up. Players competed from Hamilton, Te Awamutu, Morrinsville, Te Arolia and Cambridge. TE AWAMUTU TOURNEY. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) TE AWAMUTU, Thursday. Some good scores were recorded at the second annual tournament held on the Te Awamutu links yesterday. The following aro the results, with some of the best SC< Opeu amateur championship, 30 holes, won by G. Tallis (Tltirangi) 152. H V. Holmes also returned a card of 15.i, but Tallis had the best score in the afternoon round, and so won the chnmplonship, winning outright the Tul Cup. Other good scores wereM. Otway (Te Awa), 150; J Sterritt (Te Awa), 157; R. Wallace (Te Awa), 157; .T. R. Sutton (Te Kawa), 101; J. Walker (Te Awa), 102; E. York (Te Awa), 102; C. Blundell (Te Awa), 103; J. Dinsdaio (Te Kuiti), 163. . The 30-hole medal handicap was won by J. Walker (Te Awa), 102—30—120. r _he next best was I. Jones (Te Awa), 10o— gg 127. The" senior morning medal over 18 holes was won by H. J. Holmes (Te Awa), 75— 7 68 The junior morning medal was wen bv T. Jones (To Awa), .80—10—-61. ' The senior bogey was won by G. Tallis (Tltirangi), 2 up. The junior bogey was won by D. Christie (Korokonui), 2 up. TIMARU LADIES' TITLE. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) TIMARU, Thursday. Playing at the top of her form Miss Jean Horwell, the South Canterbury golf representative in the South Island team to play against the British team next week, defeated Mrs. W. A. Scott 7 up and 6, In the final of the Timaru Ladies' Golf Club championship. This gave Miss Horwell her fifth successive win in the event.