GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 156, 3 July 1936, Page 13

GOLF.

TITIRAfIGI LADIES' CLUB. MRS. G. I*. TAYLOR'S MEDAL. MISS R. WEBSTER WINS JUNIOR. Best scores in L.G.U. medal match plnyeil yesterday l>y members of the 'liti* rangi Ladies' Golf Club : — ! Seniors. —Mrs. G. L. Taylor, 06—17 j 7!); Mrs. J. C. Fin lav, 91 —!)—82: Mrs. K. A. Naismitli, 97 —15—S2 ; Mrs. I!. Cooper, 07—15—82; Mrs. R. S. Deighton, Ss—2—S3; Mrs. G. McMillan, 89—0—83. Juniors. —Miss R. Webster. 102 25 77; Miss 11. Mltcliell. 101—21 —SO: Miss M. Wright, 109—25—84; Mrs. D. R. Walker. 103—19—84; Mrs. A. Harvey, 110—2G—84. A Stnhleford• bogey foursomes match will be played next ; Tuesday, players i£o choose partners and opponents. XEMUERA LADIES' CLUB. On nccount of the wet weather, the match which was to have been played yesterday by members of the ISemuera Ladies' Golf Club was postponed until next Thursday. The original draw. will stand. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. The C grade match whicli was to have been plaved yesterday by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club was postponed until' next Thursday. The original draw will stand. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB. The L.G.U. medal match which was to have been played on Wednesday by members of the North Shore Ladies' Golf ( lub was postponed until next Monday. 'llie original draw will stand. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. A medal match will be played during the week-end by members of the Waiteinata Ladies' Golf Club. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. The L.G.U. monthly medal match and an eclectic competition will be played tomorrow bv members of the Papakura Ladies' Goif Club in conjunction with the qualifying round for a special trophy. PAPAKURA CLUB. The final round for the Ryan Cup will be played to-morrow by members of the Papakura Golf Club. MANUKAU CLUB. The following will represent the Manukau Golf Club In a matcli against a team representing the Auckland picture theatres', to be plaved nt Manukau during the weekpnj • Warden, Foote, Alexander. Simpson, Grant. George, Colbeck, Agmen-Smitn, Goddard, Bishop, Carpenter, Farquliar, I'arker, Barnard, Yates. FRENCH OPEN TITLE. HOLDER BEATS HENRY COTTON. (Received 9.30 a.m.) PARIS, July 2. Dallemagne (holder) beat Henry Cotton in the final of the French open golf championship. ... „„ They had tied on Wednesday with 2i < for the four rounds, and in the replay today over 36 holes. Dallemagne won by 139 to 140. Cotton just missed a ten-yard -putt at the last hole for another tie. SYDNEY WOMAN'S RECORD. SYDNEY, July 2. j Plaving In the first qualifying round of, the New South Wales' women's golf champiopship to-day, Mrs. R. A. Clements broke, the course record at the Royal Sydney links. She returned a score ,of 74, which is one under the scratch score for the course.