LADIES’ WINTER GOLF TITLE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 143, 20 June 1938, Page 13

LADIES’ WINTER GOLF TITLE.

AKARANA TOURNEY. COMMENCES ON WEDNESDAY. FIRST ROUND DRAW. The ■winter open polf cluimplonsliip find handicap tournament to be held hr the Akarana Didios’ Golf flub will mniincmc on Wednesday. Following is the draw for the first qualifying round, to !,<■ plnvod in conjunction with the first handicap ‘ medal competition, play to eominencc at 5.15 a.m.. with intervals of four minutes :— Mrs. G. F. Ferguson V. Mrs. 1., F. F.-irnin Mrs. L. Kingsland v. Miss J. Edwards. Mrs. N. G. Lovell v. Mrs. J.. <'. Trembatli Mrs. G. Buttle v. Miss B. I. Tulloch. Mrs' K. Napier v. Mrs. .1. A. Kilner. Mrs. <' R. Taylor v. Mrs. A. F. Walker. Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. Mrs. V. W. Kerr Mrs. H. S. Whale v. Mrs. E. W. Heald, Mrs. F Preston v. Miss M. Stevens. Mrs. M Alison v. Miss O. Stevens. Mrs. E. Philip v. Mrs. L. 11. Norton, Mrs. E. J. Nolan v. Mrs. W. It. Woolhouse. Mrs. W. I‘. Endean v Mrs. G. W. .linmnu. Mrs. M. It. Russell v. Miss I. Wight. Mrs. ]’. Andrew v. Mrs. F. 11. Browne, Mrs. W. J. McAllen v. Miss R. I’agni. Mrs. 11. V. Johnston v. Mrs. N. A. Naismith. Mrs. J. .lerrat v. Miss A. Ilaeket. Mrs. I’. R. Glanvillo v. Mrs. E. Grevatt. Miss I. McCready v. Miss A. Mrs. F. Schisclik.i, v. Mrs. It. T. Grant. Miss G. Hodge v. Miss M. G. McGtird, Mrs. E. Plowman v. Mrs. A. R. Martin Mrs M. Russell v. Mrs. It. J. Niclioll. Mrs. E. J. Hewitt V. Miss M. Kerr Tavlor. Mrs. It. B. Allen v. Mrs. G. Morris Mrs. .1. W. Craven v. Mrs. M. H. Shroff, Mrs. A. H. O'Leary v. Mrs. Ewen, Mrs. It. A. Spinley v. Mrs. ]>. McKenzie. Mrs. G. M. Tilston v. Mrs. N. Taylor, Mrs. E. .1. Hill v. Mrs. S. .1. Robinson. Mrs. I. p. May v. Miss G. Madon, Mrs. F. W. Breed V. .Miss I. Walters. Mrs. E. Stokoe v. Miss S. Kirk, Mrs. F. Parker v. Miss L. Hewitt.

SATURDAY’S CONTESTS

COLTMAN CUP AT AKARANA. FOUR PLAYERS LEFT. I The quarter finals of flic handicap 'natch play competition for the coveted t'ldnnan Cup were played by members of the Akarana Golf Club. As a result of these matches the following remain to contest the issue:—H. G. Lovell. 11. Cullen, A. .1. Martin and A. W. W •ness. A. J. Martin, who sitcccsufullj- partnered 11. Cullen in the Paterson Cup foursomes, eliminated a strong contender in 1.. J. Bryant at the Itftli. where Marlin received one of his 12 strokes. A pleasing note is the welcome return to form of A. W. Wyness, one of the club's finest match players. Coltnmu Cup matches resulted ns follows:- —H. G. Lovell (21) beat C. A. Best (13), 3 and 2: 11. Cullen (7) beat S. S. Tucker (13) nt the 19th: A. J. Martin (20) beat L. J. Bryant (4) nt the 19th: A. W. Wyness (7) beat C. S. M. Edwards (IS), 3 and 2. With the playing of the third round of the Tyler Memorial Cup (best four of six medal), the players were divided into two grades for a medal match. The best scores were : —- A Grade (12 handicap and under). —A. D. Barber. 7S--7 —71 ; J. C. Mitchell. SI 8 — 73; H. E. Bridgens, Ss—l2-73; I>. Coyle. 77—4—73; A. W. Wvness, Sl— 7 — 74: E. F. Snell, 87—12 — 75. B Grade (13 and over). —L. D. Stewart. 85—16—09: F. E. Fulton. 91—20—71: A. Adams, SC —14 —72: M. Adams, 90—is —72; F. S. Taylor, 86—13 73 : T. .1. Lawson, 88—14—74; N. W. Wheeler, 93— 20—73. TITIRANGI CLUB. A Canadian bogey foursome was played. The best cards returned were those of 11. S. Thomson nnd A. Shorter. C up. Other good cards were: It. IL McCrystall and G. Bartleet, J. K. Cullinan aud 11. T. Brin jdOn, G. Roxburgh and H. Somervell, R. George and B. T. Laycock all 2 up. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The following are the results of the sixth round of the Elliffe Cup. played at One Tree Hill : S. G. Smith beat F. Keith. 2 up ; W. R. Teape bent K. P. Wilson. 1 up : J. Pelham beat I). D. Brown. 3 and 1 : J. McOwan beat J. S. Rankin. 2 up ; J. s. Wiseman beat A. N. Hay, nt the nineteenth; J. S. Kidd beat F. G. Lintott. 7 and 6; N. J. Kidd beat G. Philson. at the nineteenth ; E. E. Jones beat J. E. Stedman. 1 up. In a concurrent bogey handicap the following were the best cards : — A Grade.—M. A. Pattison (S). 2 up: A. C. Stedniun (9), 1 up: G. Bennett (di, i up; G. McOwan (51. 1 down. B Grade. —D. M. Rae (111. 2 up; M. J. Walsh (17), 1 up; A. J. MacFarlane (17i all square: S. Lamb (11), J. It. Barber (13), F. M. Laurie (11), G. B. Morpeih (12), N. E. Lewisham (13), and R. Stitchbury (11), 1 down. AUCKLAND CLUB. The president's medal foursome was played at Middlemore. the winning card being returned by C. H. Archer and J. L. McCoy, 81—11—70. Other cards were: —J. T. Mar and 1,. ’Alderton, 83—12—71; A. S. Gray ami F. J. Robinson, 87—14—73; S. IL Abel and R. S. Bruce. 81—8—7:1; R. W. Seton and R.', M. Barling, 90—16—74 ; H. B. and J. B. Lusk, 83 —S—7s: S. S. Wilson and R. D. Wright, 95—20—75; W. L Perkins and J. S. Wright, 95—20—75 : F Mlacky and H. Henderson, 89—14—75; 8. E. R. Merritt and F. L. McCoy, 88— 13—“75. There were no captain prize matches played, but during the week the odd match was won by R. A. Wilson, who beat J. F. Swen, 5 and 4. OTAHUHU CLUB. The first round of the Ballin Cup re suited : G. Hudson heat IT. Snlley. 2 nnd 1 : A. R. Jones beat W. Johns, 3 and 1 : H. Bell beat W. A. Stroud, 5 and 4 ; K. Hoskings beat R. E. Brown. 1 up: L. M. Smith beat W. E. Davies. 7 and 5 •_ It. G. Crossen heat A. I*. Eustace, at the nineteenth ; S P. Midgley beat J. L. Clark. 4 and 2 • IL Baigent beat J. Enwright. 2 and 1. In the first round of the Eccles Cup S. Pinfold beat M. C. Blair. 2 and 1 : G Lyttelton beat W. Tremayne. 4 and 3; F N Andrews beat I. Hutchinson, 3 and 2F. MagKenzie beat W. J. McAllen, 1 up • G. Kirkbride beat C. R. Reader. 2 and 1 ■ J. Burns beat J. Adams, j and 4 ; A. Bullen beat H. M. Williamso... 4 and 2. A bogey match plr.yed in conjunction with the Ballin Cup was won by S. P Midgley, all square. NORTH SHORE CLUB. First round of the President’s Prize played at North Shore: — I). A. Goldwater, 85—24—61 : S. E. Foote, 76—8—6,8 ; E I> iThwaites, 85—16—69; W. Roberts. 80--10— 70; L. Johnston, 82—11-—7 l • A I Whyte, 89—18—71; L. J. Minogue. 80 - 8—72; H. Steele. 88 —16 —72: 11. V. Everton, 85—13—72: R. M. Caldwell, 90 — 18—72 ; R. Morley, 94—22—72.' PUPUKE CLUB. The fourth monthly medal round was played in conjunction with the qualifying I round for tile Pupuke Cup. The sixteen' players qualified in the following order:— I. Howden 66, 11. Y. Brnv (18. W. J. Skelton 68, D. H. Gladding 69. H. P. Wilson 69, K. Pacey 70. J. Drought 70. M. Grant 70, G. Grant 70, W. D. Ross 71, R. Nicholas 71, C. H. Palmer 71, M. Walker 71. J. R. Miller 71. C. Jaggs 72. W. 11. Lee 72. The monthly medal was won by I. Howden with a card of 81—15—66. REMUERA CLUB. A Stableford bogey match at Remtiera was won by G. Mellsop, with a card of 27 11— 38. Other cards were: G. Duncan. .’’.2 5—37; M. A. Johnstone, 21, 11—32 ; O. 11. Burns. 24, 8—32. WAITEMATA CLUB. The third medal round of the Ferry Cun was played under heavy conditions. W Cruntn. with an exceptionally good card of 79—-1 1 —6.1. won the concurrent match. Other good cards were : R. Ross. 80—14— 66: J. Ford. 90—24—66; J. Carter, 82— 14—C8; A. Macgregor. 78 — 10—68; N. Jackson. 88 —19—69 ; D. Percival. 86—16—70 : E. Doherty, 88—18—70; H. Camp, 89—19 — 70.