PENNANT FINAL. ROUND.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 236, 5 October 1936, Page 14

PENNANT FINAL. ROUND.

AKARANA BEATS TITIRANGI. TWO B GRADE CONTESTS. Three matches in the final round of the Auckland men's pennant golf competition were played during the week-end. In the A grade Akarana scored a narrow win over Titirangi. In the B grade Glendowie and Titirangi defeated Otahuliu and Pupuke respectively by comfortable margins. Results (the names of players of the first-mentioned club taking precedence) :— A Grade. AKARANA V. TITIRANGI.—At* Akarana. Singles.—P. G. F. Smith beat 11. D Brinsden 2 and 1 ; S. Bryant beat J. H. ionng, 2 and 1 ; G. Coltman lost to A. Ilaryey, 2 and 1; C. N. Jacobsen lost to J M Coltman, 2 and 1: H. Wiggins beat i . Vt- McCrystal, 4 and 3; G. Swanson beat T Morpeth, 1 up ; M. H. Bush lost to Galloway, 1 down ; H. T. Cullen lost to I'. \\. Lucas. 1 down; V. Salek lost to F. Ilutchinson, 5 and 4; A. R. Finn and N. A. JNaisinitli, all square. Foursomes.—Smith and Bryant beat Bi-insden and Young, 1 up; Jacobsen and ( oltman beat Harvey and Coltman, 2 and 1; >) iggms and Swanson and McCrystal and Morpeth, all square; Bush and Cullen lost to Galloway and Lucas, 3 and 2-. Salek and Finn beat Hutchinson and Naisimth, 3 and 2. Akarana won by 7 games to 6, 2 being all square. • GLENDOWIE V. OTAHUHU.— At Glendowie.

Singles.—.T. Stedman beat W. B. Eustace « and 5; F. Trice lost to S. Clark, 0 ami Laxon bent J. Rogers, (i and 5; S. •Self beat A. J. Eustace, 3 and 2; F. Lintott beat J. Goddard, 1 up; J. H. Kissling beat A. Todd 5 and 4; J. It. McCrystal neat U. It. Montgomery, 4 and 3 ; I. G. O'Neill lost to R. Brown, 2 and 1; D McGregor heat C. R. Reader, 3 and 2- R Katterfeldt beat O. Kayley, 5 and 4. 'A Foursomes.—Stedman and Lintott beat \\ .B. Eustace and A. P. Eustace,.2 and 1 • lrice and Laxon beat Rogers and Clerk, <i and 5 ; Self and Kissling beat Goddard and Todd, 5 and 4; McCrystal and McGregor beat Montgomery and Reader, 3 and 2O'Neill and Katterfeldt beat Brown and Bayley, 2 up. Glendowie won by 13 games to 2. TITIRANGI V. PUPUKE.—At Titirangi. Singles.—A. E. Saunders lost to R. Pacey 3 and 1; C. S. O. Woods beat H. A. Randrup, 5 and 4; A. M. Goulding beat J. Armstrong, 2 and 1 ; A. J. Grahame beat W. R. Ross, 0 and 5; E. Ohlsen beat E. W. Mills, 5 and 3; J. Carnachan lost to H. Webb, 3 and 1 ; B. P. Laycock beat A. F. Burnett, 3 audi; E. W. Griffiths lost to 11. O. I'rob (ft, 2 and 1; J. Grierson beat R. Nicholas, 5 and 3; R. B. Hardy beat 11. Y. Gray, 0 and 0. Foursomes.—Saunders and Wpods beat Pacey and Raudruff, 2 and 1 • Carnachan and Ohlsen beat Webb and Mills, 2 up; Grahame and Laycock and Ross and Burnett, all square; Goulding and Hardy beat Armstrong and Gray, 5 and 4; Griffiths and Grierson beat Probert and Nicholas 5 and 3. Titirangi won by 11 games to 3, 1 being all square.

L WAITEMATA CLUB. t . A inedal round was pltryecr on tlie Waite- ■ mnta links on Saturday. The result was - a win for W. Shaw, 85—20—05. Other good cards were: F, llannon, 80—17—09P. Koucli, 82—8—74 ; G. Jackson, 89—14 ! l.'l. The results of the second round in the junior championships are as followsF Huunon beat W. Shaw, 0 and a, 15. McGee {•eat,t-'owie, 1 up ; P. Hayward beat K. 0 Brien, 4 and 3; W. Townsend beat J. Sheuuan, 8 and 7. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. A four-ball bogey handicap, played at One Tree Hill, resulted as follows:— 11. Morpeth and W. Calderwood, 4 up • K Monteitli and D. It. Garrard, 4 up: C F Itossor and N. T. Wilson, 4 up; N. Hay and It. G. Milligan, 4 up; H. I'. Whynian and J. L., Gregory, 2 up ; A. Woolley and 11. Koy, 2 up; J. Itlordan and C. C. Ewen, 1 PUPUKE CLUB. A Stableford bogey match, played on the 1 upuke Oolf Club's links, was won by F A. Fox, with a score of 28—9—37. The next best scores were:—T. de Clive Lowe, —33.; L. Johnston, 20—12—32; A , J. Craig, 22—9—31. ~ln f he final of the Pupuke Cup It. W. Mullis beat C. 11. Palmer, 1 up. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the qualifying' round of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club and junior championships in conjunction wltn an L.G.u. match on Wednesday, cominencing at 10 a.m. :—Mrs. W. I'. Endean v. Mrs. A Howey Walker, Mrs. L. Kissling v. Mrs. It. B. Allen, Mrs. P. It. Glanville Mrs. I<. H. Browne, Mrs. J. C. Hill v Mrs. H. V. McGinley, Mrs. A. J. Ferguson J; G- Warren, Mrs. J. E. Ray v. Mrs. • C. W. D Authreau, Mrs. J. It. Kissling v L'olebrook, Mrs. N. Taylor v. ' _^ an, Pb p ll> Mrs. E. Montgomery 1 v. Miss J. Day, Miss E. Porter v. Mrs. M. McKelvey, Mrs. It. Stirling v. Mrs E G Bridgers. A bogey match will be played on Thurs- : day, the draw to be arranged at the clubhouse. ;

WANGANUI TITLE. CATHRO WINS IN HEAVY RAIN. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WANGANUI, Saturday. L. Catliro, of Castlecliff, won tlie golf title to-day, defeating A. It. Kitto, 3 and 2. The linnl was played in heavy rain. This is the third occasion on which Catliro has won the title. CHRISTCHURCH CHAMPIONSHIP. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) CHRISTCHURCH, Sunday. In the final of the Christchurch Golf VV ll, '» s championship, A. R. Blank beat P It. Godby by 1 up at the end of 36 holes