GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 259, 29 July 1937, Page 18

GOLF COMPETITIONS

' Titahi Ladies’ Club ’ Following is the draw for a medal round and a special putting competition to be played by the.Titahi ladies’ club on Sun1 tee: Miss Hollis and Miss M. Adams; Miss Wilson and Mrs. Gault; Miss Adams and Sirs. Cox; Miss Low and Alias Wilkins; Miss Clark and Miss White; Miss McKee and Miss Kinelielu; Airs. Mcl’arland and Aliss Hunter; Airs. Bradley and Alias Aimers. „ , No. C> tee: Aliss Ready and Airs. Scotland; Aliss Veitch and Airs. Brice; Aliss Ashby and Airs. Hayward; Aliss E. Dunning ’ and ' Mrs. Wilcox; Aliss Symes and Aliss Lapham: Airs. Meade and Airs. I’. Carr- Aliss AleLennan and Aliss Mundell: Aliss ’Patten and Aliss Fleming;'.Aliss Todd and Alias J. Carr; Aliss Gray and Aliss Small- Airs. Janies and partner. The following team will represent Tltalu in a Alary Alward mat.eli at Waiwetu on Saturday: Alisses Hollis, Wilson, Al. Adams Airs. Gault. Airs. Cox, -Miss McKee, Airs McQuarrie, Alisses Wilkins, Adams, Low, Clark and Airs. Bradley. Tile third round of the knock-out competition must be played as soon as possible. Paekakariki Club Following is the draw for the Warring trophy medal round over 18 holes, to be played by the Paekakariki club on Sunday: P. 'Page and A. Scotland; J. Hanratty and G. Warring; P. R. Wheeler and F. C. McNeil; W. Gollop and J. Smith; J. Holmes and R. Hill; A. Champion and T. AV. Page; A. I. Murray and H. Lynch; B. Giles and V. Giles; F. Smith and A. J. Craighead; E. A. Walker and G. Parsons; H. Higgins and F. Alarshall; G. Edwards and N. Ewart; G. Cooper and H. Taylor: J. Manning and B. Lynch; H. Smith and A. Gollop: H. It. Rendall and A. Smith: A. Barnett and F. Sigley; H. Holtom and N. McKenzie; H. Hawk and A. S. Jaggers; J. Wilkinson and L. Smith. Judgeford Country Club On Sunday morning the first round of the senior and junior fourball (match play on handicap) i will be played on the Judgeford links. The draw is as follows: — B. AV. Stephenson and Roodterkerk V. Barclay and Greer, Notlcy and Ryan v. Olsen and Braham, Barnard and A. Couchman v. Ireland and Bustin, Martindale and Spence v. O’Toole and Crocker. P. Coucliman and Sillett v. Philp and Harrison, Martin and AV. Blake v. Burge and Radford. Byes: G. J. Stevenson and AVest, Selman and Jacobson. The second round will be played in the afternoon. In conjunction with the morning round, the August bogey event, will be played, and lu the afternoon the August medal event. On the following Sunday, August .8. the firs-t and second qualifying rounds of the club championships will be played. The draw will be published next week. The final of the Timaru Cup, which was played recently, was won by D. E. Ireland, who beat N. Whiteford at the nineteenth. Waiwetu Club The following players will represent Waiwetu against Titahi on the Titahi links on Saturday:— „ „ Watt Cup: R. G. Holland, H. H. C. Ribbands, J. B. Wallace A. T. Clelland, J. J. Cheevers, N. J. Sherwood, D. J. Oliver, L. Mitchell, C. Walker, G. R. -Millward, AV. T. AA’ilson, AV. F. Gill. Banish Cup: K. R. Hendry, D. Johnston, ,AV. It. Chambers. J. Rogers, L. Quin, J. Crawford, N. Tosswill, R. AV. Gray, L. Christensen, H. Bice. Emergencies: J. J. Garbett, J. G. Newell, H. Rudloph. Players of handicaps 20 and over are reminded that entries for the two-life competition will close this week-end. Manor Park Club An 18-hole Stableford will be played by the Manor Park club on Saturday. The qualifying rounds for ’the championships, originally set down for next Sunday, will now be played on September 5. These will be replaced with a 36-hole stroke competition for the Harrower Cup. Following is the draw for the fourth round of the fourball two-life competitions, which must be played by August 15: — Senior: Page and Sawyer v. D. Butler and Sherwood, J. Hennessey and Ogilvie v. Alston and Frankpitt, Telford and Wilson v. Radford and E. Butler, Clouston and A. S. T. Butler v. Allan and Stanley, Brockett and Duncan, a bye. Junior: Evans and Hollobon v. Gruar and Hodges, Perry and Cochrane v. Elsmore and Baker, W. H. Smith and Linley v. Anderson and Blackburn. Livingston and Murphy v. Armstrong and Douglas. The above matches must be played by August 15. Mornington Ladies’ 'Club Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal and the fourth round for the Morgan Cup, to be played by the Mornington ladies’ club next Sunday:—Mrs, Denniston and Mrs. Phillips, Miss Morris and Mrs. Barron, Miss Robertson and Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. B. Rough and Miss Hindle, Mrs. Grove and Miss Simpson, Mrs. Barret and Mrs. Bilderbeck, Mrs. Winchester and Miss Brunton, Mrs. Groshinski and Miss Kibblewhite, Mrs. Sly and Mrs. Parkin. Miss Clarke and Mrs. D. Rough, Miss Harris and Miss Kilworth; Mrs. Smith and Mrs. McNabb. Players arriving after 9 a.m. must arrange their own partners. In the first round of the Evans and Henderson Cup, played last week-end, Mrs. McNabb beat Miss Brunton, 3 and 2; Miss Robertson beat Mrs. Phillips, 7 and 0; Miss Simpson won by default; Mrs. Sly beat Miss Morris, 8 and 7; Mrs. Andrews beat Miss Greuside, 8 aud 7; Miss Kilworth won by default; Mrs. Barrett beat Miss Harris, 6 and 4; Miss Clarke won by default; Mrs. Bilderbeck won by default. Miss Robertson and Mrs. Andrews tied in the bogey competition, with a score of 5 down, Mrs. Andrews winning on the count back. Boulcott Club On Saturday a Stabieford bogey will be played on the Boulcott links for the treasurer’s trophy. On Sunday an eclectic competition will be held. Partners will be arranged at the clubhouse. Rangimarie Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for a Stabieford competition to be playecl on Sunday by the Rangimarie ladies’ club:—Miss Neale and Mrs. E. Webb, Miss Whiteman and Mrs. T. Dodson. Mrs. Campbell and Aliss W. Ellison, Mrs. Simpson and Miss Woolcott, Mrs. Pirie and Mrs. R. Johnston, Miss Kelly and Miss B. Johnston, Miss W- Phvis and Miss Year, Mrs. Ancell and Miss Backman, Mrs. Creswell and Mrs. James. Mrs. Buncehall and Miss Campbell. Mrs. McMahon and Mrs. Chambers, Miss Jackson and Miss Millen, Miss Wemyss and Mrs. Lester, Miss Lucena and Miss Jones, Mrs. Gordon and Miss E. Johnston. To start at No. 12 tee, at 10.30: Miss Holmes and Miss Gill, Miss Redmond and Miss Elliott, Miss McFarlane and Mrs. Lecky; Miss Maudsley and Miss Haire. Mrs. M. Webb and Miss Turnbull, Miss Galt and Miss Franklyn, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Whiteford, Miss Wylie and Miss Cooney, Miss Barr and Miss E. Martin, Miss Chambers and Miss Little, Miss K. Davidson and Mrs. J. Watt, Miss J. Watt and Mrs. Findlay, Miss Findlay and Mrs. McGowan, Miss Cannon and Miss If. Davidson. The best score returned last week-end was by Miss M. Neale, 69 net, -Mrs. Gordon being next with 81 net. Titahi Club The following players have been selected to represent the Titahi Golf Club in AVatt and Ranish Cup matches against Waiwetu at Titahi on Saturday:--AVatt Cup team; J. J.. Black, D. .A. Daere, N. AV. Parker, W. Marchant, F. B. Carr, T. IT. K. Boon. It. C. Boou. C. G. Swiuburn, I. Parks. T. Johnston, 11. D. Giles, J. Scotland. Reserve: T. Maguire. Ranish Cup teaiu: 11. D. Smith, T Hewitt, D. A. Crombie, B. Roberts, C. 11. S. Giles, K. Mexted, C. G. Hankiu. I. M. Gault, J. Neale. F. AV. Smith. Reserves: D. N. Anderson. K. Crichton. G. AA’atkinson. B Thomas. Following is the draw for tlie first round of‘the senior and junior championship matches, the first round to be completed by August 22. 'Seniors: 1). A. Daere v. I. Parkes. T. McGuire v. H. D. Giles, J. L. Blaek v. C. H. Giles, T. Johnston v. J. Scotland, T. Hewitt v H. C. Boon, C. G. Swinburn v. M. AV. Parker, AV. Marchant v. H. D. Smith, T. H. R. Boon v. F. D. Carr. Juniors; F. Smith v. J. L. McDuff, C. Brldgford v. 11. Bradley. A. Strachan v. G. AVatkinson, K. Crichton v. R. Goldstone, AV. 11. Pearce v. B. Thomas. AV. Kelly v. C. M Collins, J. Neale v. J. A. Tunnington. M. Hedstrom v. D. N. Anderson. On Saturday a bogey competition will

be played. A stabieford bogey will be competed for on Sunday morning and a fourball bogey in the afternoon. Karori Club Following is the draw for a bogey competition—the qualifying rounds for the championships having been postponed—to be played by tbe women members of the Karori club on Saturday:—Mrs. Cairns and Miss Shotlander, Mrs. Simmiss and Miss Ross, Mrs. Gunson aud Miss Taylor, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Hain and Mrs. Westbrook, Miss Hargreaves and Miss Yellowlees, MJ’s. Younie aud Mrs. Dykes. Mrs. Mclntosh and Miss Stephens. Mrs. Addis and Miss Allen, Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Green, .Miss Kissel and Miss Hoare, Miss Mathews and Mrs. Levien, Mrs. McGavin and Miss Anderson, Miss Quirk and Mrs. Bradley, Miss Wall and Miss Monro, Miss Pearson and another. C grade: Miss Podevin and Mrs. Hugh, Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Martin, Miss Battersby and Miss McGrath. Miss Menteath and Mrs. Thompson, Miss Cook and Miss Wf-bb. Mrs. Nevill and Miss Heinemann, Miss Paton and Miss V. Tait, Miss Fahey and Miss B. Tait, Miss Glover and Miss Lapthorne, Miss Burnett and Miss Watson, xMiss Giddings and Miss Sciiierning, Miss Smith and another. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played by the mid-week members on Tuesday next: Mrs. Denue and Mrs. Younie, Miss Kissel and Mrs. Simmiss, Mrs. McGavin and Mrs. Green, Mrs. Westbrook and -Mrs. Levien, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Hain, Miss Allen and Miss Mathews. Mrs. Kennedy .and Mrs. Munden, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs Webster, Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Addis, Mrs. Dykes and Mrs. Gunson, Mrs. Gunn and another. C grade: Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Nevill and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Haszard and Mrs. Machin. Mrs. Hindle and Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Martin. The winner of the medal round played last Saturday was Mrs. Kennedy, jun’r. Manor Park Ladies’ Club The Mary Alward Cup match between Manor Park and Shandon, postponed owing to bad weather, will be played at Shandon on Saturday. The .Manor Park team will >pe the fame team an previously published,