ON THE LINKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 239, 9 October 1935, Page 19

ON THE LINKS.

MEDAL COMPETITION. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. ELECTIC CUP CONTEST. Members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club took part in the monthly medal competition and the linal round for the eclectic cup at Mlddlemore yesterday. The following were the best scores returned : —• Eclectic Cup.—Miss E. F. Upton, 87— 23—04 ; Mrs. C. M. Croft, 84—10—65 ; Mrs. R. G. Itainger, 85—10—00 ; Miss S. Mahoney, 85—19—66 ; Miss H. Cutfleld, 84—17—67 ; Miss N. Noakes, 83—16—67. Monthly Medal.—Seniors: Miss H. Cutfield, 94 —17—77 ; Miss N. Noakes, 94— 16—78; Mrs. W. S. Ralph, 89—10—79; Miss G. Buddie, 97—18—79; Miss M. Russell, 98—17—81; Mrs. J. M. Wilson, 88—0—82. I Juniors.—Miss E. F. Upton, 96—23— 73 ; Mrs. It. G. Rainger, 94—19—75 ; Miss M. Kirker, 105—29—76; Mrs. G. J. S. Fisher, 107—30—77; Mrs. C. M. Croft, 97—19—78; Mrs. It. G. Sellar, 105—27— 78 ; Mrs. C. A. Campbell, 97—19—78 ; Miss S. Mahoney, 98—10—79 ; Mrs. E. B. Brown, 98—19—79 ; Mrs. S. J. Robinson, 103—24—79.

TOURNAMENT DATES.

MEETING OF NEW ZEALAND COUNCIL.

A report that everything was well under way in connection with the New Zealand championship meeting, which commences at Shirley on Friday was submitted to the monthly meeting of the council of the New Zealand Golf Association on Monday. Sir Alexander Roberts presided. The following new clubs were elected members of the association: Renown Golf Club, Renown, Huntly, and Strathmore Park Golf Club, Wellington. A resignation was received from the Talparu Maori Golf Club, due to nearly all of its members having Joined up with other clubs.

A list of entrants for the New Zealand championships was received from Christchurch, together with a considerable amount of correspondence with Sir Cyril Ward, the club secretary, and Mr. A. A. Boon the latter in connection with recording of scores. The secretary said that arrangements were being considered for the broadcasting of results. A letter was received from the Hamilton Golf Club in support of its application for the holding of the 1930 meeting and an application was also received from the New Plymouth Golf Club. The position now Is that the following clubß have applied for the meeting: Mnnawatu, Napier, Hamilton and New Plymouth, and a recommendation will be asked for at the annual meeting of delegates. In connection with the proposed interIsland and lnter-area matches, further replies were received from cluhs setting out their views. All replies received from cluhs will be available at the annual meeting. A letter was received from the secretary of the New Zealand Professional Golfers' Association enclosing a copy of a paragraph from a Scottish paper, and the council decided that It will consider every case connected with amateur status that arises on Its merits. An affiliated club sent copies of correspondence with one who had been a member of the club relative to non-payment of subscription and the council hnd alßo written to the person concerned asking lor an explanation. Considering all the circumstances the council decided that it appeared to be a case of hardship and considered that the club should take a liberal view and deal with It at their discretion. A standard scratch score of 71 allotted to the Walkaremoana Golf Club was conreported thnt arrangements had been made for the following tournamentß New Zealand open and amateur championships. Christchurch Golf Club s linkß, October 11 to 19; Tltirangi. Golf Club, Labour Day tournament, October 19-..1; Ashburton Golf Club, Mid-Canterbury tournament. October 26-28; Pahlatun Golf <21ub iannual tournament, October 28; North Otago Golf Club (Oamaru), Labour Day week-end tournament, October 26 and 28;, Manawatu Golf Club, annual tournament. October .JO. 28 and 29; Seafield Golf Club (W'ing«nti). annual Labour Day tournament. October 26. 28 and 29; Talhape Golf Club, annual tournament, October 20 and 28; Ilawera Golf Club, annual Labour Day tournament. October 26-28; Hutt Golf Club, nnnunl tournament, October 20-28: Hamilton Golf Club. South Auckland champion of pions match. October 27: Hamilton Club Labour Day open I tournamentt, bcr 28; Plcton Golf Club, annual handicap tournament. October 26-28; North Shore Golf Club annual amateur Rummer -tournament December 27, 28 and 30; Avondal* Golf' Club (Christchurch), Sale Golf Club (Christchurch)i South t; u ,:s fflSn'?«:?.;•, Club (Wanganui). Easter tournament, April 10, 11 and 13, 1936.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB,

The third round for the Kohn trophy and an L.G.U. medal match will be played in conjunction to-morrow by members of the Tltirangi Ladles' I> Cl n u i ) j er Co Ing at 10.30 a.m. In the order 01 tnc £ ° F1 rst""tee.—Mtb. I. B. Stewart v. Mrs. c. E. Grevatt, Mrs. R. S. Delghton v. Mrs. A H. O'Leary, Mm- J. M. Alison \. Miss B.' Hill, Mrs J. C. Flnlay v. Mrs M. Shroff, Mrs. G. S. Lainl v. Mrs.. B. !<• Wilson, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Williamson, Mrs. A. L. Caughey v. -J 11 ® 8 *V Backet, Mrs. R. A. Splnlejr r. Mrs. C. Robinson, Mrs. N. A. Naismith v. Miw P. Moody, Mrs. G. L. Allard v. Mrs. H. Brlnsden, Miss B. Cooko v. 3 j B- Wa jj [cr " Kpvh Miss S. Johnston v. Miss I. Walker, Miss C Wright v. Mrs. J. A. Kilner, Mrs. K F Ward v. Mrs. W. H. Horton, Mrs. g! M. White v. Mrs. 11. O. W ' le^!,, A V ri L' rintworthy v. Mrs. J. A. Cahill, Mrs. PezaTo v 7 Mrs. J. E. Sutcliffe, Mrs. EraserSmith v. Miss R. Pagul, Mrs. Mrs. M. Masefield, Mrs. A. B. Joplln v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. G. Bartleet v. Mrs J. Holllnrake, Mtb. W. J. *■ Mrs J. M. Marett, Mrs. It. D. Walker V. Mrs I Mclndoe, Miss J. Easton v. Mrs. M. Tuck, Miss H. Mitchell v. Miss P. Masefield, Mrs. G. Goldwater v. Mrs. A. Bartley, Miss M. Wright v. Miss i Dr'vsdalc \V. H. Cooke v. another, Miss L. I>ryßuaje V Mrs. Harrison Gregory. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. J. IS- Henrys v. Mrs. A. H. Gyllies, Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. 1. t iiPflA Mi«s N. W. Sell v. Mrs. S. Bennett, Mrs. fa. Goldwater v. Mrs. A. L Hall v. Mrs. Brook Taylor, Miss A. Fouhy v. Miss G. Thompson Miss M. Grevatt v. Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. A. S. Bailey v. Mrs. A. S. Lessing.

A GRADE PENNANT GAME.

The following players have been chosen to represent their respective clubs in the nnvtnoned A grade pennant match to be played between S the Auckland and Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Clubs nt One Tree Hill ° D Auc'k 1 ancf—Mrs. J. M.■ Wltaoi'. Mrs. A. W Rusbton. Mrs. A. R. Abbott, Mrs* **. K. Huches, Miss IS. M. Upton, Mrs. K. Rutherford, Mrs/ W. S. Ralph, Mrs. J. W. Craven. I Rpserve r Miss E. White. Maungakiekie.—Mrs. H. V. Mrs. G. S. Laird, Mrs. C. B. Grevatt, Mrs. J Jerrat, Mrs. J. Paterson, Miss M. Miller, Mrs J. Mason, Miss B. Abbott. Reserves: [Mrs. E. Mcllraith, Miss A. Grove.

ORAKEI CLUB,

Following are the best scores retained in a Stabloford bogey match played by members of the Orakel Golf Club;—F. Busby, 26, 8 —34 ; C. D'Authreau, 21, 13—34; E. Turner, 16, 18—34 ;A. Babbage, 12, 17—29 ; S. E. Chappell, 24, 5—29; E. Walker, 12, 17 29 ; T. Wood, 14, 14—28. Busby, D'Authreau and Turner will play off before the end of the season. In the final for the captain s prize, S. Chappell beat C. R. Nettleton, 1 up. In the semi-final of the championship, H. Chappell beat R. N. White at the twenty-first.

ORAKEI LADIES' CLUB.

Following is the draw for the first round for the president's prize, to be played by members of the Orakei Ladles' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing nt 10.30 o'clock : — Mrs. D'Authreau v. Miss Tulloch, Miss Porter v. Mlsb Black, Miss Crooke v. Mrs. Long, Miss Bevege v. Mrs. Tanner. The draw for the C grade match will be made at the clubhouse. In the first round of the club championship Miss Crooke beat Miss Bevege, Mrs. U'Authreau beat Mrs. Tanner, Miss Black beat Mrs. Long, and Miss Tulloch beat Miss Porter.

HUNTLY CHAMPIONSHIPS.

The following are the results of the finals in the Huntly Golf Club's championships over 36 holes : —lndies: Mrs. D. E. Hart beat Mrs. A. H. Berry, 10 and 8. Senior, men: E. V. Daldy beat I>. Arraer, 1 up. Junior, men: J. Watson beat R, A. Wilcox, 1 up.

LABOUR DAY TOURNEY.

PLAY AT TITIRANGI. The annual three-day tournament, starting on Saturday, October 20 and finishing on Labour Day. October 28, will be held this year at Tltirangi and entries close on October 21. , , The programme comprises the open medal championship over 86 holes for the IJ.islop Cup, and the Tltirangi Cup, a handicap match play event for the 10 players returning the best net aggregate In the medal play on the opening day. For those who do not qualify there will be the usual group competitions. In addition there will be medal and bogey handicap events.

PUPUKE CLUB.

A match has been arranged with the English Public Schools' Old Boys' Club to be played at Pupuke over the week-end. The team will be selected from the following:—R. Pacey, 11. E. Nicholas, E. W. Mills, H. Webb, H. Y. Gray, T. G. de Clive Lowe, P. Mason, T. Gooding, E. C. Evans, J. Drought, C. .Taggs, F. F. Heldt, S. Ardley, E. L. Ryan, W. H. Smith, H. A. Craig. E. A. Carson, W. V. Wilson, S3. Stevens, J. C. Itennie, H. Ellis, C. H. Palmer, P. Andrew.

OTAHUHU CLUB

Owing to the extraordinarily wet winter the Otahuhu Golf Club's programme, which would have closed on Saturday next, has been extended to Saturday, November 9. On Saturday next a Stableford bogey will be played by the gentlemen members, opponents to be arranged at the clubhouse.