GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 302, 17 September 1936, Page 18

GOLF COMPETITIONS

Mornington v. Levin The Mornington team to play Levin, at Levin, on Sunday, will be; Stratmore, MeGirr, A. E Watkins, L. Minifie, A. E. Clarke, K. Smith, F. W. Andrews, VV. J. Wheeler, Hearne, Eversleigh, R. T. McElligott, Barton, Shanks, J. Watkins, Sanford, H. B. Craighead, Bilderbeck, Estall, Nicolson, Ganson, Old. The bus will leave Courtenay Place tram sheds at 7 a.m. prompt. TROPHY LIST Licensed Victuallers’ Tourney Following is the complete list of trophies won at the North Island Licensed Victuallers’ Golf Association’s tournament on the Hutt links on Monday and Tuesday, which were presented to the winners at the dinner at the Grand Hotel on Tuesday evening by the Mayor of Wellington, Mr. T. C. A. Hislop:— White Horse Cup and president’s trophy, for winner of retailers’ championship: E. Manley. Jas. Young trophy, for runner-up: J. N.‘ Black and White Cup: K. Berryman; GUbey’e Cup: R. B. Watt; Teacher Cup: T. Coltman; McCarthy’s trophy: E. Houlihan; Tui Challenge Cup: T. E. James; Red Band trophy: J. Black; Percy Coyle Cup: L. Lunken; Lgyin’s trophy: E. A. Rodgers; Barton trophy: A. E. Tarrant; Mill’s trophy: M. O. Kidd; Tim and Ru trophy: C. J. Hall; Vidal’s trophy: J. W. McLennan- Tui stroke championship: J. N. Anderson; Southard trophy: J. N. Anderson: D. Shield: J. A. C. Fleming: H. and R. trophy: L. Cornaga; Bell rose bowl: C. S. Cook; Staples’ trophy: E. Houlihan; Wanganui Cup: J. A. C. Fleming; Mcllralth trophy: L. Lunken; T. and W. Young trophy: E. Houlihan: Norman Field trophy: L. Lunken; Thomson, Lewis trophy: F. Dwyer; Levin trophy: L. Cornaga; Mello trophy: W. G. Johnstone; Newbegln trophy: J. Colvin; Barnes trophy: T. W. Williams; Manley trophy: F. M. Melody; Phoenix trophy; J. Bowness; Kola trophy: M. McKelvie; Waitemata vase: W. G. Johnstone: Laery, Beveridge trophy: T. Coltman; Speight Cup: R. Berryman: T. and W. Young trophy; E. Manley; Perfection trophy: B. G. Bond; Ellis and Manton trophy: J. P. Flood; Haig's trophy: D. G. Fraser; Beehive trophy: T. E. Janies; Schweppes trophy: M. McKelvie; N.Z. Pilsener Lager trophy: H. Marshall; Port Ahurirl trophy: B. G. Bond; McCarthy’s-trophy: C. Stone; Sunshine trophy: W. G. Johnstone; Houlihan trophy C. S. Cook; Wellington L.V.A. Cup: A. N. Mathieson; Seppelts trophy: J. N. Anderson; Dewar’s trophy: J. Power; Ballin’s trophy: R. Berryman; D. J. Barry’s trophy: J. P. Flood; Levin trophy: B. G. Bond. * Association’s Silver Buttons.—R. Berryman. J. Power, C. S. Cook and A. N. Mathieson. , Speight’s trophies for putting: First day, H. Marshall; second day. Miss. Lee and L. Monkman. During the evening the Mayor was handed a cheque for £5/5/- toward his relief of distress fund. Mornington Ladies’ Club The results in the first rounds of the Mornington Ladles' Club championships were as follows: — Seniors: Mrs. Wells beat Miss Harris, 5 and 4; Miss Simpson won by default from Mrs. Bilderbeck; Mrs. Barton beat Mrs. McNabb, at the nineteenth; Miss Robertson beat Mrs. Stratmore, 4 and 3. Juniors: Miss Grenslde won by default from Miss Muir; Mrs. Sly won by default from Mrs. Winchester. T’sfe draw for the semi-finals, to be played next week-end. Is as follows:—Seniors: Mrs. Wells v. Miss Simpson, Mrs. Barton v. Miss Robertson. Juniors: Mrs. Andrew v. Miss Grenslde, Mrs. Sly v. Miss Brunton. A bogey competition will be played in conjunction. The following will plav as drawn: Miss KUworth and Miss Muir, Mrs. Winchester and Mrs. Bilderbeck, Mlsg Harris and another. Miramar Ladies’ Club The following players qualified for the Barnett Cup, and will play off by match play, the first round to be completed by Monday, September 28: Miss Griffen v. Mrs. McKillop; Mrs. W. J. Andersen v. Mrs. Banks; Mrs. Albertson v. Miss Brien; Mrs. Houston v. Mrs. Richmond; Mrs. G. Dennis v. Mrs. R. Wilson; Mrs. Hamilton v. Mrs. McCarthy; Mrs. H. Hanson v. Miss M. Thompson; Mrs. Grimstone v, Mrs Farr. Tui Glen Club The Kent Cup, played for on the Tui Glen link on Sunday, was a very keen and close contest, W. Barnard and W. Barton being the winners, 78-14-64, while the runners-up were J. B. McPherson and F Tilyard, 80-11-69, and A. Judd and A. McKinnon, 86-17-69. E. O’Connell and G. R Cole, 80-10-70, came next. Two games in the second round of the senior, championship were, played, F. Tilyard beating W. Taylor, 8 and 7, and N. Lockett beating A. Pope, 5 and’4. Manor Park Ladies’ Club The Manor Park Ladies’ Club will play an L.G.U. round on Saturday. A trophy for the best net score has been donated by an Australian lady visitor. The draw Is as follows: Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Burns. Miss Fairbrother and Miss Nash, Miss McColl and Miss Reidle, Miss Butler and Miss Kerr, Miss Yorston and Mrs. Barnard, Miss King and Miss Hogg, Miss Bennet and Miss Murtagh, Miss Breton and Miss Russell, Miss Walker and Mrs.‘Jackson, Miss McGrath and Mrs. Smith, Miss Jackson and Mrs. Bernet, Miss Jones aud Miss Monahan, Mrs. Sawyers and Miss George, Miss Mulholland and Miss Howe; Miss Hull and Miss Bowling. Miss Allen and Miss Hargreave, Mrs. Hay and Miss Hill. Sirs. Haslam and Miss Wilson, Mrs. Radford and Miss Breen, Miss McDowell and Miss Clouston, Mrs. Hough and Miss Scott. Miss Walford and Miss Appleby. Miss Austin and Miss Trott, Miss Chapman and Miss Dennehy, Mrs. Barker. Judgeford Club The Judgeford elub will play a Stableford bogey on Sunday, in conjunction with the qualifying round for the Martindale Rose BowL The draw is as follows: M. Jacobson v. E. J. Trehey, T. S. Baker v. D. E. Ireland, G. J. Stevenson v. H. Elsmore, N. Whiteford v. L. Cathro, S. Glazer v. W. L. Creswell, D. Warner v. G. Radford, E. Moriarty v. O. G. Olsen, Bill Blake v F. Bustin, B. Burdett v. W. D. Cooke, D. W. Barclay v E. A. Silrnan, W. Burge v. Barney Blake, S. Bridgford v. L. Philp. Players not competing in qualifying round arrange own partners. The first round of the championships (three grades) must be completed by Sunday next. Shandon Ladles’ Club Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal round, to be played in conjunction with the qualifying round for the Sunflower Cup. by the Shandon Ladies' Club on Sunday: Miss Hodgins and Mrs. Evison, Miss Davidson and Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. King and Miss Gaynor, Miss Robinson and Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Burke and Miss Read, Miss Walker and Miss Vallance, Mrs. Sandham and Miss Levy. Mrs. Hipkins and Miss Smith, Miss Sidford and Mrs. Findlay, Mrs. Hegarty and Miss Kendall, Miss Ellison and Miss Charlton. Miss Souter and Miss Wilson. Miss. Priestley aud Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Low and Miss Rowe, Miss Geddis and Miss Baruicoat Sunny Bay Club Following is the team to represent Sunny Bay against Whakatiki, at Whakatiki, on Sunday Jantke. Fabian. Monteath, Cawthorne. Fleming. Stark. Verschaffelt. Higgins. Taylor. Blackburn, De Lisle. Brad shaw. Women: Misses Whitehead, Wilmot, Hinkley, Wylie, TTinemann and Agar. Karori Club Following is the draw tor Mr. Craighead’s trophy, to be played on Saturday afternoon, by the women members nf the Karori Club:— A grade.—Miss Aimers and Mrs. Munden, Mrs. Dykes and Miss Hargreaves. Miss Kissel and Miss Monro, Miss Pearson, and Mrs. Younie. Miss Matthews and Miss Wall. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Gunn. Miss Yellowlees aud Mrs McGavin, Mrs. Gunson and Mrs. Green. Mrs. Elliott and Miss Thodey. Mrs. Levien and Miss Anderson. Airs. Addis and Airs. Westbrook. Miss Briggs and Mis« Allen. Miss Dixon and Miss Ross. Miss Shetlander and another. B grade.—Miss Watson and Misg Pound. Miss Webb and Miss Stevens. Miss Sell terning and Miss McClurg. Mrs Hewitt and Miss Giddings. Miss Camp and Miss Fahey. Mrs. Suckling and Mrs. Chapman, Miss Toulson and Miss V. Tait. Miss Smith and Miss Spence, Miss McGrath and Miss Eberlet, Miss Hoare and Miss Bevan, Miss

Glover aud Miss Quirk, Miss B. Tait and Miss Powell, Mrs. Simmies and Miss Bertram, Miss Battersby and Miss Bowles. The following is the draw for the first round of the junior championship, which must be played by September 27: Mrs. Gunson and Miss Matthews, Miss Thodey and Miss Aimers. Mrs. i’ounie and Mrs. Greeu, Mrs. Addis and Miss Kissell, Miss Allen and Miss Boss, Miss Anderson and Mrs. Elliott, Miss Dixon and Miss Hargreaves. Miss Wall and Mrs. Munden. Following is the draw for a bogey competition to be played by the mid-week lady members on Tuesday next:— A grade.—Mrs. Levien and Mrs. Younie, Mrs. Gunson and Mrs. McGavin, Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Munden and Mrs. Dykes, Miss Matthews and Mrs. Denne, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Westbrook, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Bradley, Miss Allen and another. B grade.—Mrs. Simmiss and Mrs. Meade, Miss Powell and Mrs. Hindle, Mrs. Haszard and Mrs. Machin, Mrs. Holm and Mrs. Webster, Miss Allen and Mrs. Chapman. Miss Pound and Mrs.Hanklnson, Miss Davis and Mrs. Hain. The winners of the one-club competition played last Tuesday were Mrs. Younie and Mrs. Webster in the A and B grades respectively. Hutt Club The following will represent Hutt In the matches to be played against Kototawai, Greytown, and Masterton on Saturday and Sunday:— Rototawai, Saturday: B. M. Silk, W. G. Horne, J. F. Pym, G. P. Roberts, A. L. McLean, J. H. Turner, C. A. Burgess. D. A. F. Crombie, E. Shields-Brown, I’. Ellerm, J. N. Rauch, M. Faulin, W. M. Clarry. P. J. R. Fordham, F. J. Ansell, W. C. Wedderspoon, A. S. Gray, J. K. L. Webiing. Greytown, Saturday: J. L. Black, H. K. Adamson. D. J. F. White, D. L. liarrower, R. F. Jollands, H. J. Harman, R. Meadows, D. H. Griffin, G. A. Wylie, D. Riley. R. J. Stewart. Masterton, on Sunday: J. L. Black, B. M. Silk, W. G. Horne, J. F. Pym. G. P. Roberts. H. K. Adamson, R. Chandler. J. N. D. Macdonald, R. Adams. D. J. F. White, A. L. McLean. J. H. Turner. C. A. Burgess. D. F. Porter, G. A. 11. Field. E. Shields-Brown. N. A. Clouston. D. A. F. Crombie. P. Ellerm. M. Paulin. D. H. Reid. D. L. Harrower, W. M. Clarry. F. J. Ansell, F. J. R. Fordlinm, J. N. Rauch, R. F. Jollands, D. H. Griffin, E. Harman. W. C. Wedderspooii, 11. J. Harman, R. Meadows, G. A. Wylie. D. Riley, J. If. L. Webllng, R. J. Stewart, A. S. Gray. Manor Park Club Following Is the Manor Park Club’s programme for the week-end: —Saturday morning. Stabjeford bogey; Saturday afternoon, stroke competition : Sunday. Jones Cup. 36 holes medal foursome (mixed or otherwise). postponed from August 30, to be played instead of the 36-holes club trophy event. Titahi Club Following is the Titahi Club’s programme for Sunday: Morning, Stableford event, senior to play witii junior; afternoon, mixed fourball bogey for Mellralth clock. The Titahl club will bold a tournament nt the Labour Day week-end, October 24, 25, and 26, for which members of all clubs are invited to enter.