GOLF.
AKARANA CLUB,
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAH
There was a large attendance at the annual meetia. of the Akarana Golf Club. Dr. J. Aitken Paterson presided.
Mr. M. C. Cox, past-president, wae elected as the first life member.
Ihe election of omcers resulted as follows :—President. L)r. J. Aitken Paterson : executive president, Mr. p. Griffiths; club captain, Mr. J. E. Cashmore; executive, Messrs. C. H. Best, S. Livingstone; honorary solicitor, Mr. D. 1,. Bone; honorary auditor Mr. C. Shenkin ; publicity officer, Mr. J. A. Fernandez.
The opening day wae get down for Saturday next, when mixed foursomes will be. held.
CAMBRIDGE CLUB,
The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Cambridge Golf <lwb:—President, Mr. A. Wilkinson: vicepresident, Mr. R. S. Alford: club captain, Lμ , . H. C. rod; committee, Messrs. K Ireland. W. J. Ward, \V. K. Garrard, J. Butler. S. Holdgate and D. McCathie: secretary and treasurer, Mr. C. R. Haworth: ladies' captain. Mrs. A. J. Law; ladies' committee, Mesdamee A. N. Mackv E Moriee, K. L. Wilkinson, R. S. Alford' d' L. Hastie and Miss E. Robinson; ladies' secretary. Mum G. L. Branu.
OTAHUHU CLUB. The twelfth annual general meeting of the Otahehu Clnb wae held in the Gae Company's hall, Otahuhu, on Monday evening, and was well attended. Mr. 8. W. Hoi we, president, presided, and in moving the adoption of the annual report and balance-eheet mentioned that the clnb was to be congratulated on being able to show euch progress. The year 1996 wae the most successful in the history of the club. The election of officer* resulted ae follows: Patron, Mr. Norman Wade; president, Mr. S. W. House; captain, Mr. R. L. Brown; vice-captain, Mr. J. Ecclee; ladies' caiptain, Mis« K. Bryant; vicecaptain, Miss M. Wille; ladies' secretary, Mrs. E. McNeely: committee, Meaere. A. P. Amodeo. A. P. Eustace and B. O. Heather; honorary auditor, Mr. G. T. Mitchell; secretary, Mr. Chas. R. Reader. The opening day for the 1937 season was fixed for Saturday, March 20. when mixed foursomes will be played. Thirtyone new members were elected. VISITING PLATERS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) PALMERSTON NORTH, Wednesday. The visiting American golfers, Walter Hagen, whose round was equal to 68, and J. H. Kirkwood, defeated J. P. Hornabrook, New Zealand amateur champion, and A. B. Our, winner of the recent professional
championship, 3 and 2, at Hokowhltu, ln a game remarkable for the relentlese golf of Hagen rather than brilliance. ■fcSiS 1 "? w » e # ni »certaln. Hoxnabrook i i Q Kx. ot f l rm - and Gn y-oot-drivlng the others, dipped on etrokes
GOLF.
Auckland Star, Volume LVXIII, Issue 53, 4 March 1937, Page 23
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