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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 195, 18 August 1936, Page 16

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v ,< LADIES' PENNANT. •V- •* •. : fifth series of matches. TITIRANGI BEATS MATING AKIEKIE. •V-rffhe Auckland "ladies' pennant golf competition -xtm conti'nuttl yesterday in line weather, With the • liftli series, of games. Only one A grade fixture was played, Titiraiigi having an easy victory over MaungakiCln'ethe B grade Titirangi accounted for Akarana. and Glendowie beat North Shore. Auckland , won by/.default from Pupuke, while Mauiigakiekie beat Otahuhu. the names of players of firstmentioned clubs taking precedence ..in each cane:— ' ' A .GRADE. Maungakiekie; v. Titirangi.—At Titirangi : Singles: Mrs*. H. V. Johnston- lost to Mrs. "It:-" &y Ueigliton,' 3 and, 2 ; Mrs. J. Jerrat lost-'fo Mrs. M. Alison, 4 and 3; Mrs. J. Patersoii lost to Mrs.'G. McMillan, 1 down: Mrs.; V- Kerr lost to Mr?. G. F. Ferguson, '2 and 1; Mrs. J. Mason lost to Mrs. J. C. Fixil;iv. v S and 7 ; Mrs. E. Bold lost to Mrs. M. H~. Shroff, 2 and 1 ; Mrs. J. B. Gilmore beat Mrs. R. : L. Wilson, 5 and 3; Mrs. Caugliey lost to Miss A. Hacket. 2 and 1. Foursomes. —Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Jerrat lost to Mrs. Deigliton and Mrs. Alison,.2 an'J 4; Mrs l . Paterson and Mrs. Mason lout to Mrs. McMillan ana Mrs. Ferguson, 2 down; Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Bold lost to Mrs. Finlay and Mrs. Wilson, 4 ami 3 ; Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Caugliey beat Mrs. Shroff and Miss Hacket, ,2 and 1. | Titirangi won by 10 games to 2. B GRAB Is. Titirangi v. Akarana.—At Akarana : Singles: Mrs. X. A. Naismith lost to Miss Iris MeCreSdy, 3 and 2 ; Mrs. G. L. Allard lost to Mrs. E. R. Bayley, 2 down; Mrs. B. Cooper beat Mrs. L. Kingsland, 0 ami 4 ; Miss T. Moody beat Mrs. C. M. C0x,.1 up: Mrs. G. L. Taylor beat Mrs. B. Bree, 4 and 2; Mrs. A. Tysoe beat Mrs. G. M. Tilston. 3 and 2 ; Mrs. C. Robinson beat Miss M. London, 4 and 3; Miss M. Bailey and Mrs. H. G. Lovell, all square. Foursomes.—Mrs. Naismith and Mrs. Aldrevl IWs.t lo Mrs. Kingsland and Miss McCready, - 2 down ; > Mrs. Cooper and Miss Moody beat Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Bayley, 2 up; Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Tysoe. beat Mrs. Bree ami Miss Lundon, 2 ami 1 ; Mrs. .Taylor andi-,M.iss v Bailey beat- Airs.- Tilston afi(TSMr?; w L.ovell; 2 up.' Titirangi won by S games to 3, one being all square. North Shore v. Glendowie.—At Glendowie:.. Singles: Mrs. Sjnalltield beat Mrs. L. Kissling, 1 up; Mrs. Swanston lost to Mrs. A. Howey Walker, S and 0 ; Mrs. Pike lost to Mrs. H. V. McGinlay, 3 and 2: Mrs. . Leggo.e and. Mrs. F.. H. Brown, all square;. Miss McFetrldge lost to Mrs. G. Warren,. 2 down ; Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. J..L. Campbell, all square; Mrs. Clouston lost toi-Mrs. U J. Keys. 2 and 1; Mrs. Hogan beat Mrs. N. Taylor, 2 up. I Foursomes.—Mrs. Smailfield and Mrs. I Pike lost to Mrs. Kissling and Mrs. Wari ren, 3 and 1: Mrs. Swanston and Mrs. Clouston . lost to Mrs. Howey Walker ami Mrs. Brown; 0 and 4 ; Miss Leggoe and Mrs. Atkinson lost to Mrs. McGinlay and Mrs. Campbell, 3 and 2; Miss McFetridge and. Mrs-. Hogan beat Mrs. Keys and Mrs* Taylor, 3 and 1. Glendowie won by 7 games to. 3, two being all square. Mauiigakiekie v. Otahuhu. —At Otahuhu : Singles : MlsS M: v . Miller lost to Mrs. 'Eustace, 3 anil 1 : MissS C. Stubbs beat Mi;« M. Hi.'.ly 1 up ; Miss E. Sclinauer beat Miss M. Waters, 2 and 1 ; Miss A. Grove beat MitßrE. Hill, (J and 4: Mrs. R. Hipkins beat Miss S. Sutherland, 2 and 1 ; Miss J. Johnson beat Miss A. Whyte, 2 and 1 ; Miss M. I Haslett beat Mrs. Eecles, 3 and 2: Miss G. Hooper, lost to Mrs.. Cox, 3 and 2. -Fouisomes;—Miss Stubhs and Miss Schnauer beat Mrs. Eustace and Miss M. Hill, 3 anvl 2: Miss Miller and Mrs. Hipkino .beat Miss Waters and Miss E. Hill, 1 up ; Miss; XJrove and Miss; Johnson and Miss Sutherland and Miss Wliyte, all square; Miss Haslett anil . Miss Hooper beat Mrs. Eccles and Mrs. Cox, 4 and 3. Mauiigakiekie won by 0 games to 2, one being all square. Auckland v. Pupuke.—Auckland won bv default. PUPUKE CLUB. - • Draw- for sixth monthly medal and the final round for the Mingay Cup, to be played on Saturday next by members of '• Jthe Pupuke Golf dub G. A. Waterman v. C. H... Palmier,' • H,. Jiiuidritp v. A. F. Burnett, T. G. Lowe v: H. W. Ivirkby, J. E. Close v. A. K. McFarlane, J. Armstrong v. 2. W. Mills, L. H. Hume v. L. .Johnston, W. I. Stemson v. P. Andrew, R. Johnston v. W. D. Ross, A. H. Hjydgriv. H. Dalton, it. N. Humphries v. H. M. 1 afo'der, N. F. Buist v. J. Drought, E. A. CacsSffNV. A. K. Brady, W. V. Wilson v. H-,. O. Probert v. P. Mason, Hi Webb ..v. H. E. Nicholas, .R. Pacey v. K; Nteholfts, H. A. Craig v. H. Mullis, G. E. Gdodlng" v. R. Ellis v. G. C. Malcolnr," W. j;.. Skelton v. ,D. S. Lamb, J. Mason v. -It.', Durham, ,V.. Grahame v. F. McCarthy, J.. H. Htime v. E. J. Rice, J. Kissing T, Armstrong, S. Stevens v. T. McKeltfJe, ,L". [ V: Brooks v. E. J., Ryan, S. ArdlojV v,I.- Howdeii,- C. Jaggs' v. W. T. Jupp,'?H. "Brlckeil v. J. Ross. ; ;• TITIRANGI CLUB. ; Players to represent the Titirangi Golf j .Club "against Franklin Association at Pukekohe during the week-end:—J. H. Young, R. R. McCrystal, J. Galloway;; R-, B. Carr, A. E. Saunders, F. W. Lucas r ' ! .C. G. Fisher, E. W. Griffiths, L. Knight, W. P. Baker, L. F. Faram, H. A. Broadbent, R. W. Cliristensen, L. G. Ansell, A. Shorter, E. C. Nimon. MAUNG AKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. '— * I' AS-fbedal handicap' foursomes match and the.'qualifying round; for the captain's handicap matcli-piay : foursomes will -be played, to-morrow by members of the Mauiigakiekie -Ladies' Golf Club, comment--ing at■ at. six minutes' intervals in ord'eripf the draw. CLEVEDON CLUB. In the second' round "of the Woodlands Cup competition played on Saturday by members of the Clevedon Golf Club the following :.'qualified for' the third round:—■ N. Mufiro, P. > Orum; J. Morris, J." Burgoyne, J. Wliytock, T. Currie, J. Colqulioun. A flag match was won by R. Wells, who carried the: flag to the 19tli green. A play-off between !}• Raeburn and J. Colquhoun for another trophy was won by the latter.

KING COUNTRY TOURNEY.

CHAMPIONSHIP WON BY SAXDEL. The annual King Country golf championship was played on Saturday at Tarrangower links, which were in excellent order. Entries were received from Te Awnmutu, To Ivuiti, Waimarino A ( Waimarino B, Otorohanga and Taumarunul, and the championship event was followed closely by a large number of spectators. The winner this year was A. Sandel (Taumarunui), who lias won the event previously. He played very steadily throughout the day, and his tine card of 75. in tl\e afternoon put che issue 'beyond doubt, giving lilm four strokes over R: Wallace (Te Awaniiitu), who was runner-up. The teams' championship saw a remarkably close iinish. Te Awamutu and Taumarunui tied with" a score of OS4, lint on the count back over the second round It was found that Te . Awamutu had performed better and were declared the winners. The teams' handicap was' won by Ta'.iniarunui with a score of SOtJ, Waimarino B being runners-iip with 897. The two Wellington .professionals, A. .1. Shaw and Norman Fuller,.gave exhibitions 011 the links on Sunday. . In the morning they played a four-ball with two local players, L. Craig and A. Sandel, and played beautiful golf. Shaw broke the course record with an almost flawless 60. The only hole where he slipped a stroke was at Hlkurangi, where lie took 5 to bogey's 4. Shaw's card was as follows: —Out: 4, 4, 4, 3, 4. 4, 3. 3. 4—33. In: 3, 4, 3, 5, o, 4, 4, 4, 4—30 ; total CO. In the afternoon Shaw and Fuller played an exhibition singles. Shaw returned a card of 72 and Fuller one of 73. GLENDOWIE CLUB. The third round of the Howey Walker Cup competition was played by members of the Glendowie. Golf Club on Saturday. The 0(5 to • .1. Lane and GO to It. Davi;' were well earned. J. Terry's failure coming home displaced him from the' leading positron," which is aiow held'by .1.. K. Cameron (IS), 210.. U. Davis (23),.211, and J. G. Beale (IS). 212, are next. J. It. McCrystall heads the senior division with a net 70. .T. Terry's 03 is easily the best anjong the juniors for Mr. It. B. Allen's' trophy for the- best net score returned during the, series. AUCKLAND CLUB. Draw for Auckland Golf Club's C grade tourney, to be commenced at Middlemore next Saturday : —A. B. Horrocks v. A. D. Jacobs, W. Pavitt v. B. Dawson, G. L. Thorburu v. S. Ladbrook, L. Nathan v. J. It, Foster, R. Martin v. J. L. Blackmore, A. K. North v. J\ Seabrook, N. Mitchell v. W. S. Wilson, T. A. Oliphaiit v. C. 11. T. Palmer. C. H. Abbott and S. T. George have byes. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB. Players to represent the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club against Otahuhu at Clevedon on Thursday, commencing at 1 p.m. :—Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Nicholson. Miss McPhersori, Miss Hyde, Miss Burgoyne, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Furley, Miss Z. Stephens, Mrs, La ue. Mrs. Daw, Miss Atchison. Reserves : .Airs. Waters, Miss Walsh. ORAKEI CLUB'S MATCHES. Best cards in a Stableford bogty handicap played by members of the Oralcci Golf Club.' _ A Grade.—ll. W, Cameroii,: 21, 14—'43: W. 11. J. Cliappell. 28. 5—33; W. Turbott. 21, 1*2—33: E. G. Nicliolls. nS. 15—33: N; H. Hope,. 18, J. E. Batty, 20. 12—32 i F. Busby. 25,'6 —31; A. I'. S. Bell. 17, 13—30 : G. Farrant, 22, 7—20 ; D. Iv. Duncan, 15, 14-—2 O. B Grade.—L. W. Oldham, 17, IS—-33 ; B. Dickins, 14, IS —32; A. A. Babbage, 15. 17 —32; A. Foster, 16, 15—31; F. Walker. 13, 17 —30 ; P. Gray, 13, 17—30 ; G. Ashcroft, 11, IS—2O; F. W. Byerley, 11, IS—29. •. . : ' ' Results in fourth >,round of the President's Cup :—C. McMauus beat T. 11. Wood, 1 up; A. D. Barber b=wt D. Iv. Duncan, 3 and 2; E. W. Benton beat S. Neels, 5 and 4 ; W. H. J. Chappell beat P. L. Phillips, 1 up; P. Gray beat J. H. Garner, 3 and 2; A. T. Bell bent J. E. Batty, 6 and 5 ; W. Turbott beat G. Farrant. 5 and 4; T. Greep beat J. D. Foote, 6 and 5.

OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB

Draw for the first round of the championships of tiie Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club and a consolation medal match lor those who fail to quality : — Wednesday.—Miss C. Lloyd v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Eccles v. -Mrs. Eustace, Mrs. Tanner v. Mrs. Crow, Mrs. Kossiter v. Miss Kirkbride, Airs. Whale v. Mrs. Wymau, Mrs. I'osseneskle v. Mrs. .Toll, Mrs. Armstrong v. Mrs. K. Henderson, Mrs. Wallace v. Mrs. Milliard,' Miss M. Waters v. Mrs. A. Henderson, Miss Kaeside v. Mrs. Low. Mrs. Trenwith v. Miss It. Miss Kowley v. Miss Burton, Mrs. Skinner v. Miss V.'allis, Miss Quinlan v. Miss 1.. Miss M Crawford v. Miss 1). Bu'lor. Mrs. Slewart V. Miss I>. Wilson, Mrs. Anderson v. .Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. llailowav, Miss Ilvauiasou v. Mrs. Allirighton, Mrs Forbes v. Miss (). Lloyd. Mrs. Dyer v. Miss Burnett. Mrs. Aldrefl v. Mrs. Canliam. Mrs. .leavons v. Miss b'raser, Mrs. K.vre v. Mrs. Forsythe. Mrs. Moss v. Mrs. Corson. S.iturdav.—ll.3o to 111. Miss Ilunn v. Miss Hamlin, Miss I. Thomson v. .Miss 1. Claudett, Miss M. Muir v. Miss >>. l)readou. Miss N. Ureshain v. Miss Stainton, Miss 1. Peebles v. another. 1- to 12.30: Miss McCready v. Miss K. Whiiely, -Miss A. Wlivte v. Mrs. Cooper. Miss i. hr.thi'rland v. Sliss E. Hill. Miss Ciledstanes v. Miss K. tiurr Dr. Kowley v. Miss M. Blaltey. Mrs. Aniodeo v. Miss L. Smith, Miss Leonard v. Miss A. Fearon. Miss .1. Fcarou v. Miss i.awson. Mrs. Mathew v. Miss N. Katz. Miss Wills v Mrs. llavies. Miss M'irdoeh_ v. Mrs. Contls," Miss Lloyd-Wliite v. Miss .V Howe, Miss I'. Jones v. Miss llynes. Jliss O. Wliitelv v Miss D. Grant, Mrs. Mollo.v v. Miss V. Mclean. Miss 1.. Siniinoiids v. Mrs. Armstrong. Miss 11. Wilson v. Miss S : Wilson. 12.30 to 1 : Miss M. Hill v. M'-s L. MeCalluni. Miss Iv. Waters v. Miss I . Uix, Miss X. Hayes v. Miss M. Grant. Miss K. ISrvant v. Miss T. Kltto. Miss Dumblvlon v Mrs. Denby, Miss E. Stubbs v. Miss M. Clark Miss I'. Lipseoinbe v. Miss Wathcw. Miss Ready v. Miss Bowler, Mis-s F. Johan«eii v. Miss Uiuiciman, Miss Kilkland \. Miss M. Coutts.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB

A stableford bogey match will be played to-morrow by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club. ORAKEI LADIES' CLUB! A Stableford bogey match and t liir.l round of the trophy competition will be played by members of the *■ r k'■ i I.a.Les Golf Club on Thursday, commenting at in a.m.. Saturday members will play the nrst eclectic round ill conjunction with another match for a trophy. CAMBRIDGE JUBILEE TOURNEY. About 123 players competed in the jubilee open golf tournament at tire Cambridge links during the week-end. The trophies for the competitions were later presented by the Mayor, Mr. C. H. Priestley. Results: Jubilee Cup, medal match over 30 holes. 11. G.' Iveeley (M.itamata), 143; G. ICid I (Paeroa), 144. runner-up on the count back: P. Petry (Morrinsville), 141: R. S. Alford, 140: F. Entwistle, 147 ; I!. Buisson (Hamilton), 140. Morning Medal. —J. Buisson (Hamilton), 07. won on the count back : 11. G. Iveeley (Mntumata), 07: li. Ferguson (Hamilton;. 71: J. Sterrvtt, 71; It. Ward. 71. Stableford Bogey. —C. Ividd (Paeroa). 34: R. S. Alford, 33. runner-up: F. Entwistle, 33; 11. G. Iveeley. 30: H. N. Freenun. 30. tjross Score, over 30 holes.—C. Ividd (Paeroa), 134. won oil the count back; R. S. Alford. runner-up, 134 : G. Ferguson, 102; 11. G. Keoloy. 107 ; 11. N. Freeman, 108; H. Burnett, 10S. Results of junior matches:— Morning Medal.—A. E. Craig (Te Awamutu), 00: P. Petry (Morrinsville). 71; S. Haworth, 71 ; R. Porter. 71 ; E. Nickle. 72; X. Johnston, 72; K. Md.eod, 73; J. R. Haworth. 73 ; W. J. Ward. 73.

Stableford Bogey.-—Walker (Te Awamutu). 35: V. Ilollis. 34; I>. Law, 34; T. Moss, 34; J. Muir, 33; I. F.iirbrother, 32.

SARAZEN PRAISES HORNABROOK.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCIIURCH, Monday. Gene Sarazen and Miss Helen Hicks, the visiting American golfers, finished all squai-e with C. J. Ward, Christchurch Club champion, and H. R. Blair, club professional. in an exhibition at Shirley to-day. Sarazen was round in 72 and Miss Hicks in 70 from the men's tees. The former had three birdies and an eagle. Discussing New Zealand amateurs, Sarazen said Ilornabrook was equal to the Australian Ferrier and would have no difficulty in qualifying in the English Amateur championship.