PENNANT GOLF.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 100, 1 May 1939, Page 16

PENNANT GOLF.

FIRST ROUND PLAYED. ! - AKARAIf A AND OTAHtJHU WIN. REMUERA AND ORAKEI SQUARE. The first round of the B grade pennant golf competition was played during the week-end. Remuera and Orakei tied with six matches each at the Remuera course, while Akarana defeated Fupuke at Akalana by six matches to four, two being halved. Otabuhu defeated North Shore at Otahuhu by eight matches to four. Details were as follow, players in the first-named club being mentioned first in each instance: —

Remuera r. Orakei.—Singles : M. Macbeth beat S. K. Chuppell, 1 up ; A. K. Haw■ley beat W. H. Cbappell, 1 up ; W. I'. Kalph lost to V. Busby, 2 cluwu; G. I. Uuncau beat T. Howie. G and 5 ; J. P. Kalph lost to K. Morgan, 3 and 1 ; V. Badeley lost to A. Campbell, 5 and 4 ; T. Gill beat C. Gray, 1 up; H. it, Massey lost to G. Farrant, down. Fourball: Macbeth and Massey lost to S. K. (happen and \V. 11. Cbappell, 3 and J ; Hawley and J. P. Kalph beat Busby and Howie, 4 and 3; Duncan and W. P. Kalph beat Morgan and Farrant, 4 and 3 ; Badeley and Gill lost to Campbell and Gray, 1 down.

Akarana v. Pupuke.—Singles: W. K. w oolhouse beat R. Pacey, 7 and 5 ; A. D. Barber lost to H. Ranurup, i and 3; J. Linton beat J. Drought, 2 up; J. T. Mit-t-hell beat C. H. Palmer, 2 and 1 ; A. L. Graham and H. O. Probert, all square; T. Lawson beat'U. M. Truscott, 1 up; P. B. Thompson and I. How den, all square; H. ?'n ,ost to Richardson, i and 3. Fourball: \> oolhouse and Barber lost to l'acey and Randrup, 2 and 1; Dinton and Mitchell beat .Drought and Palmer, o and 3 • Urunam and Lawson lost to I'robcrt and truscott, 2 and 1; Thompson and Tills beat Howden and Richardson, 3 and 3. Xorth Shore v. Otahuhu.—Singles : A E Browne beat W. Eustace, 3 anu 3; H «J* Stevens lost to H. Bell, o and 3; B.' l' Macedo lost to A. Eustace, 3 and 1- H Ireston beat Jones, 3 and 2; L. Harrison los to Burns, 2 and 1 ; U. J Reiu lost ?u 1 JL', ..• S: "heeler lost to C. It. KeaUer lost to \\. Eustace and Bell, 2 and 1AKARANA CLUB. The second round of the Paterson Cud foursomes was played on Akarana llukS under adverse conanions. Results as foi lovv : ---ihompson and Taylor D " at Lewi, h*t ?? S . Crs ' " , up: and Granani beat Linton and tills, 3 and !•; MeCalllum and v! rt il: e „Ibeat1 beat *\>}™* andAverfl " "nd W,mbta bP " I *™« PUPUKE CLUB. .. A . fc foU . r .' baU , De * tnall hogey match plaved at the I'upuke links was won bv II Kan drup and A. Beckett, with a -core of 2 up. Ihe next best were: C. Palmer and .\i Walker, 1 up; E. A. Carsuu-and E. Suffice, 1 down. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The following are the best scores returned in the second round of the Kingswell Shield, O. Bennett, 1 down ; J. S. Ktdd, 1 down ; C. S. Craig, 4 down ; J. Jerrat, jun., 4 down ; W. U. Calvls, 4 down ; W. R. Teape, 3 down. The concurrent bogey handicap was won by U. Bennett on the count back. ' ' ! WAITEMATA CLUB. ■ The first monthly medal round for the terry Cup was played. The course was in splendid order although rain niaue conditions unpleasant. A. Or dtorey, fe3—l7 —««, anu U. H. Heusom, 00— 2i —00 were ? qua, » Storey winning on the count other good cards :—R. Sinclair, 87—18— «J; fc. C. J-erguson, si—n—vo; J Corbctt, 70—9—40; E. Doherty, 80— I,— 7o • 14—j 1 i ' roctcr ' ««—lu—H; ti. Bond, 80— NORTH SHORE CLUB. In the second round of the captain* prue L Harrison beat C. J. laylor, 1 up; B. L. Macedo beat li. Ueale, 4 and 3; ti Kae beat H. U. Keaue by default; A. e' Browne beat \V. C. Robertson, at the nineteenth ; F. E. Foot beat V. Wlsuesky, 1 up ; W. Wheeler beat D. L. Goldwatcr ' and 1 ; H. P. Ibbertsou beat F. 11. Upton" « and 3; C. R. Nalte beat A. W. Christmas, at the twentieth; C. Mason beat 11 C. Littler, 1 up; A. J. chambers beat E \. Mharpe, 4 and 3 ; li. Charles worth beat A. K. Myers, 4 and 3; R. N. White beat J Rees-Ueorge by default; 11. Preston beat 11. Cadness, 1 up; D. ti. Freakes beat W. Shaw, 2 and 1; L. J. Minogue beat 1 Holmes, 2 and 1; J. Mason ueat V. I'. Keid, 3 and 2. REMUERA CLUB. i The second round of the Captain's prize at the Remuera Club resulted:—N. Metteth' beat K. Alexander, 1 up ; H. L. Massey beat W. N. Hnnter, 3 and 2 ; J. P. Ralph beat C. T. White, 3 ami 2; T. Gill beat W. P. Ralph, 3 and 2 ; A. Worth beat W. Armstrong, 4 and 2. MANUKAU CLUB. The first round of the Manurewa Cup was played on the Manukau Club's links »t Mania. Results were :—Mnrnie, 84— 12—72; Colbcck, 02—20—72; Howie, I) 4— 12 —72; Scott, 03 —22 —73; Chapman, 82— 10—72; Irvine, 88—14—74; Stokes, 04— 10—75; Todd, 85—10—75; Fordycc. 05— Hi —7s; Valentine, 03—17 —76; McDonald, 87—10—77; Miller. 93—16—77; Rhlnd. !>l—l4 —77; Brebner, 87—10—77; Mor row, 101—24—77; Flcmming, 87—10—77. LADIES' INTER-CLUB. AUCKLAND BEATS HAMILTON. An inter-club-match between teams from the Hamilton and Auckland Dailies' Golf Clubs played at Mlddlemore resulted in a win for Auckland. Following are the details, Hamilton players being mentioned first:— Singles.—Mrs. Marnier lost to Mrs. Ralph. 6 and 5; Mrs. McDonald lost to Mrs. Ferguson, 3 and 2 ; Mrs. L. Day lost to Mrs.. J. M. Wilson, 4 and 3; Miss Wilkinson and Mrs. S. S. Wilson, all square; Mrs. Bawlings lost to Mrs. Buttle, 5 and 3; Mrs. Waring lost to Mrs. Pickthall, 2 up; Mrs. O'Connor beat Miss White. 4 ami 2; Mrs. Bennett beat Miss Noakes. 3 and 2. Foursomes.—Mrs. Mander and Mrs. Day lost to Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. J. M. Wilson, 4 and 2 ; Mrs. McDonald and Miss Wilkinson beat Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. S. S. Wilson. 3 and 2; Mrs. Rawlings and Mrs. Waring beat Mrs. Buttle and Miss Noakes, 4 and 2 ; Mre. O'Connor and Mrs. Benn°t( beat Mrs. Pickthall and Miss White 1 np. Auckland, 6} wins; Hamilton, 5} wins. Matches between B teams. resulted :— Singles.—Miss Bruce lost to Mrs. Robinson. 2 and 1; Mrs. Hazard beat Mrs. Jacobs, 3 and 2 ; Mrs. Toombs lost to Miss l Graham. 2 and 1; Mrs. Sutton lost to Miss Nolan, 2 up; Mrs. MelVin lost to Miss M. Fouhy. 2 and 1; Mrs. Brewls beat Mrs. Finn. 8 and 7; Mrs. Mark lost to Mrs. Ring, 1 up: Mrs. Harkness lost to Miss K. Fouhy. 6 and 4. Foursomes—Miss Bruce and Mrs. Hazard, and Mrs. Robinson and Miss Nolan, all square; Mrs. Toombs and Mrs. Sutton lost to Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Graham, 2 and 1 : Mrs. Brewi* and Mrs. Mark beat Mre. Finn ami Miss K. Fouhy, 5 and 4 : Mrs. Mclvin and Mrs. Harknesg lost to Mrs. Ring and Miss M. Fouhy, 2 and 1. Auckland, 8£ wins; Hamilton, 31 wins. ENGLISH AMATEUR TITLE. SUCCESS OF A. I* BEXTLEY. Independent Cable Service. LONDON. April 30. A. L. Bentley defeated W. Sutton, 5 and 4, in the final of the English amateur golf championship on Saturday. Bentley will be 28 years of age next t month. He was runner-up in the Lancashire amateur championship in 1035-36 and was i In the last eight in the English amateur t-hampionsblp in 1936-37. He was runnerup in the French amateur open In 1938 . Bentley played for England in the boys' International in 1928 and in the senior inter nationals in 1936-37. Sutton won the English close championship in W2O and was mnner-up In 1931. He won the Irish open in 1930 and represented England against Scotland in 1920-31.