LADIES' GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 219, 16 September 1938, Page 15

LADIES' GOLF.

MAUNGAKipUE CLUB. CHAMPIONSHIPS TO START. vwanam. dxa« rom korbat. Dra-v for ftrai qualifying rand of the senior and junior championship* and a medal handicap match to b# played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club on Monday, commencing at 8.44 a.m. at four-minute interval* ia order of the draw:—

Mrs. G. S. Laird T. Mien D. Lamb, Mrs. R. Buttle v. Mm. J. Jerrat, Mn. H. V. Johnston v. Mr*. J. Paterson, Mrs. C. K. Grevatt v. Mre. V. Kerr, Mise M. Haslett v. Miee C. Stubbe. Mre. H. P. Caughey v. Mies J. Johnson, Mm. W. 8. Spence v. Mr*. A. F. Walker, Mine E. Schnauer r. Mrs. D. McCrone, Mrs. R. Hipkine v. Miee ■I. Edwards, Mrs. A. Milne v. Mr*. E. J. Nolan. Mrs. 8. C. Hodge* v. Mise H. Hard]py, Mrs. M. Ctimming v. M!rs. W. h. Minoher. Mrs. R. Meredßh v. Mrs. C. Kllott. Mis» B. Blackburn v. Mrs. R. Beird, Mm. F. Willinmi. r. Mrs. L. H. Pegler, Arrn. «. A. Hardicy v. Mis. S. E. Haycock, Mrs. (i. Pocock v. Mias 8. Lawrence, Mrs. K. H. Martin v. Mrs. C. F. Rosser, Mrs. W. H. Horton v. Mr». R. A. Wilson.

10 a.m.—Mrs. I. R. Roberts v. Mrs. C. K Oiereon, Mrs. A. C. Steele v. Mr». H. V. Richmond, JMre R. Manning v. Mim E. McGownn, Mrs. W. J. Fletcher v. Mre. D. R. Oarrard, Miss R. Grevatt v. Mrs. H. Thompson, Mrs. H. V. Coe v. Mrs. H. W;ilker, Mrs. H. Williams v. Mre. J. fltidge. Mre. J. M. Elliffe v. Mre. O. E. ('hamberlain. Mre. A. E. Storey v. Mre. V. A. Saxton, Mrs. S. Andrews v. Mrs. J. Nicoll. Mr». R. George v. Mim D. Browne, Mine B. Henderson v. Mrs. C. Wadding--Imm, Mrs. I. Betehley v. Mre. J. Grayden, Mrs. S. Oaro v. Mrs. L. Knight, Mr*. A. ('. Me Arthur v. Mre. J, B. Oilmore.

11 em —Mine R. »fahon v. another, Mre. 8. W. Morley v. Mrs. F. Malcolm, Mre. F. Bakpr v. Mrs. B. O. Bond. Mrs. L. Raintter v. Mrs. J. Caughley, Mrs. E. D. Jonee v. Mr*. C, A. Jarman, Miee R. Louden v. Miw M. Harvey. Mrs, J. Daweon v. Mre. W. R. Tpnpe. Miss F. Preeee v. Mre. W. H. D'Audney. Mrs. W. R. Holmes v. Mre. H. O. Walton.

AKARANA CLUB;

RivmJfn of th# winl-flniilH of tJ»* ohamT>lr>ni*hlpH played yesterday by members *f flip Akfirnnn ladles' Golf Club:— Senior. — Mm, Philip beat Miss Hlckman at- thi" twenty-second: 'Mrs. Faram beat Mix* Met 'ready, 3 and 2. , . » Junior.—Mrs. Ashley beat Miss Bluchoff. « iiml 2; Mrs. McAllen beat Miss Hodge, f> mill 4. A stnbWofil I)ojrey match pfciyed in cobJuncfl(n) r<>suH»><l :— Senior. - iflss Hlckman. 19. 14—S3; Mrs. Fiirnm. 22, 11-33: Mr«. PliHlp. 1". 12— :!<». Mls« Hiofcmnn won on a recount. Junior.—Mm. A. O. R.vl«n«l. ». 211—»•>: Mr-. Ashley. Iβ. 17—33: Mrs. S-. George. l< , . 2:v~-,-ir: M-lmt Johniwn, l», 20—33. The br»t scores returned In the medal f»ur»omM match pUyed yesterday were: Mlkk f) Dnrrneh end Mlsfl V. Grnhem. 04— -■_' . Misses O. and M. Blertioff, 20i-72J.

TITIRANGI CLUB.

The ?*>et cards returned by members of thf Tltlranel Chrtf Club In t»* f"M-ond round of the Kohn tropby conn** l ' ■tion wvre a* follows: Mr*. B. M. »*«tt'nron, {».->—'Jβ—o9 : Mrs. D. B. WaU«r, »O— li»—7l : Mrs. W. A. Xfmll. UTT— W— T2: Mr<. N. A. Nalsmlth. 85—12—7«: Mr*. O. «. Leir.l. «5—11—74; Mrs. H. D. Brlnsden. OS—23-7r»; MIM A. Hacket, 80—J4—7.>.

REMUERA CLUB.

Tteat smrce returned in t,.0.V. match pl.iypfl y<st«»rdny by m«m*ent ot th« Kemiu-ra I/adlos , Golf Club:—-Mrs. m.O. Moffltf, jo.-—33—72: Mrs. F. Cox. 01 — IH—73; Mrs. L. WHllam*. iOZ—2»--U\ A. Rnlley. 101—20—75; Mrs. W. H. ■MeTnrklndnl*. 102—27 —75. The C srade match was won by Mrs. 'Xuckef.

MRS. J. CLIFF RETAINS TITLE. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) NBW PLYMOUTH. Thursday. The Ne-w Plymouth Golf Club'e "la'dies* (■hamplontthtp was retained .to-day by Mrs. J. Cliff, -who defeated Mrs. Williams, 6 and 5, at the Kgamotu link*. ▲ rare *taj»t. TBOPHY WON IN FIKST WINTER. W. A. ("Bill") Harvey partnered by T. F. McCarthy won the open medal handicap fonrsomea tor the Dewar Cup at Glenduwle last week-end, with a act score of 67. He has only this wagon commenced playing golf, hie play during the competition would have done credit to many low markers, and he should soon merit a revision of handicap. Hie greatest success was with long putts.