GOLF COMPETITIONS

Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 252, 21 July 1938, Page 18

GOLF COMPETITIONS

Manor Park Chib The following players will represent Manor Park .in the inter-club match with Titahi, on the Manor Park links, on Saturday : — Watt Cup: J. L. Black, F. AV. Page, J. Logan, J. Ogilvie, E. Butler, D. Butler. E. J. Moriarty, L. Whetton, E. C. Swinson, A. Radford, W. Marchant, J. Hennessy, E. W. Brockett, K. Stephen, I. K. McKenzie.

Kanish Cup: A. 8. T. Butler, .1. A. McKay, J. Mills, C. Allan, W. Kincaid. S. A. Frankpitt, J. Campbell, H. Marshall, jun., E. F. Armstrong, S. Paul, J. A. Ronald, C. Qulnnell. There will be an 18-hole bogey competition for those players not taking part in the inter-club matches, and on Sunday morning there will be an 18-hole stroke, and in the afternoon a stableford bogey. The following players will represent Manor Park in a Bustin Cnp match next Saturday, at Rangimarie :—J. R. Wilson, E. Trewby. F. Gruar, D. Virtue, R. Cochrane, M. Hennessey, H. Smith, AV. Packer, Len Smith, F. Linley, T. Baker, E. Glennie, A. Cockburn, J. Barnard. B. Brickman, S. Hollobin. Play will commence at 1 o’clock. Judgeford Club The following team will represent Judgeford in a friendly game against Strathmore Park at Judgeford on Sunday, play to start at 10 a.m.—A. D. S. 'Smith, AV. Martin. O. Olsen, W. Barnard, G. Stevenson, L. Philp, J. C. Redward, R. Gray, S. G. Slater, W. Burge, R. Rattray. G. Redward, T. .Hill, J. Lawson, J. Schierning. D. Hennessey, R. Hill, M. Jacobson, C. H. Cathie, P. Couchman, D. E. Ireland. Ismergencl<r», G. Radford, I>. Duncan, J. Allpress, AV. Blake.

■ The J. W. Martin Cup final over 90 holes was played at Judgeford links during the week-end, and a great contest resulted between T. Smith (Judgeford’s No. 1 player), and R. Gray. Gray won by 2 up. Gray, at the finish of the lirst 18 holes,'was 5 up. In the afternoon .Smith played 'brilliantly, squaring the match at the’ twenty-eighth, and being 1 up at the .thirtieth. The match was squared again at the thirty-fourth. Smith duffed his tee shot at the thirty-fifth. Credit must go to Smith, who gave Gray 12 strokes over the 36 holes. Smith did a splendid 72 in the afternoon. Smith struck a hard man in the final. The final for the T. Romain Cup was excitlngiin the second round. Cathie, at the end or the first IS holes, was 7 up on D. Hennessey. Hennessey then took a hand, and was 5 down at the twenty-eighth, but he squared the match at the thirty-fifth, and the thirty-sixth was halved. They finished all square, and now have to replay over another 36. Hennessey came home in 38.

Tui Glen Ladies’ Club The stroke competition played by the Tui Glen Ladles’ Club on Sunday was won by Mrs. Davis, 66 net, Mrs. McKinnon returning 67 net. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Purdie came next. On 'Sundav a bogey competition will be played for Mrs. AfeKinnqn’s trophy, the draw being as (follows: —Miss Greig v. Miss McCubbib. Miss Stickings v. Miss Hadwin, Mrs. Purdie v. Mrs. Petersen. Miss Ramsay v. Mrs. Daily. Mrs. Swinburne v. Miss Hutchins, Mrs. Davis v. Mrs. Dimond, Mrs. McKinnon v. Miss Ewing, Mr.s. Young v. Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Davison v. Miss Neilson, Mrs. Pope v. Mrs. Moffat, Mrs. Tllyard v. Mrs. B. Elbe, Miss Clark v. partner. During the afternoon the third round of the eclectic competition will be played. . Boulcott Club On the Boulcott links on Saturday the women will play a fourball best-ball and the men a one-club competition. The first of two rounds for the captain s trophy will be contested by the women on Sunday, and the following will play in the knock-out competition:—R. Mudgway v. B. Hamer, A. Webley v. G. Clements, J. Te Puni v. T. Mudgway, A. Colli nge a bye. Tlie other members will play in a Hag competition. Paekakariki Ladies’ Club The Paekakariki women’s club will play the second round of the Canadian foursome next Sunday. The following is the draw: — Miss Battersby and Miss Dorizac v. Miss Gallagher and Miss Porteous: Miss Robinson and Mrs. Marshall v. Mr.s. F. Smith and Miss Proudfoot; Miss Grimstone and Miss Lyndon v. Miss James and Miss J. Smith; Mrs. Lynch and Miss Lynch a bye. The following is the draw for a bogey to be played the same day : — Mrs. Lynch and Miss Harper; Mrs. Gnnn and Miss Page; Miss R. Smith and 'Mrs. AVhite; Miss Lyndon and Miss Lynch; Miss AVilmot and Mrs. McDowal'l: Miss B. Grimstone and Miss Whitehead; Mrs. Brant and Miss Carson; Miss Campbell and Miss Cartwright; Miss Simpson and Miss Stevens; Miss Hall and Miss Leach; Miss Miller and Miss Sinclair; Miss Eberlet and Miss Reid; Miss Bonlsch, a bye. In the three rounds for the two lives, Miss James beat Mrs. AVhite; Mrs. Gunn beat Mrs. Nicol; Mrs. Marshall won by default from Miss Proudfoot; Mrs. F. Smith beat Miss Robinson: Miss Lyndon won by default from Miss Hale; Miss J. Smith won by default from Miss AVhltehead; Mrs. McDowall beat Miss Cartwright; Miss R. Smith beat Mrs. Harper; Miss Lynch won by default from Miss Grimstone; Miss Eberlet won by default from Miss Page, Miss Dorizac won by default from Mi'ss Gallagher, Miss Simpson beat Mrs. Brant. Mrs. AVhite, in her match against Miss James, holed hej tee shot at The Crater. Titahi Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for au L.G.U. medal round to be played by the members of the Titahi ladles’ club on Sunday Miss Hollis and Miss Wilson, Miss M. Adams and Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Criejiton and Miss Cooney, Miss Adams and Miss Low, Miss AVhite and Mrs. Bradley, Miss Clark and Miss l/owrie, Miss Wilkins and Miss P. Carr, Miss Smail and Mrs. MeParland, Miss J. Carr and Miss Kinchela, Mrs. Parker and Miss Veitch, Miss Armour and Mrs. Tunnlngton, Miss M. Clark and Miss Ashby, Mrs. Anderson aud Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Brice and Mrs. Halliday. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Hayward, Miss B. Dunning and Mrs. Wrigley, Miss E. Dunning and Miss Gray, Miss Patten and Miss Symes, Miss K. White and Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. James and Miss Render, Miss Mundell and partner. Members are reminded that the third round of the knock-out competition should be played as soon as possible. The following team will represent Titahi in a Mary Alward Cup match against Manor Park, at Titahi, on Saturday: Miss Hollis, MiS'S AVilson, Miss M. Adams, Miss Cooney, Mrs." Crichton, Miss Adams, Miss White, Miss Low, Miss Clark, Miss Wilkins. Emergencies: Miss Veitch, and Miss P. Carr. Shandon Club A Canadian foursome bogey is set down for .play at Shandon on Saturday, players to arrange their own partners and opponents. , The second round of the Vance Cup must be played this week-end. Titahi Club Tlie following teams will represent Titahi against Manor Park, at Manor Park, on Saturday:— AVatt Cum N. Parker, D. Daere, F. Carr. C. Swinburne, 11. C. Boon, T. -11. R. Boon. 11. D. Gyles, S. Crichton, T. Johnston. C. 11. S. Gyles, C. Hankin, H. D. Smith. Emergencies, T. Hewitt, J. Scotland. Ranish Cup: T. Hewitt. J. Scotland, J. Neale. I. M. Gault. 11. Bradley. B. Roberts, G. AVatkinson, J. MacDuffi, F. AV. Smith. M. Caughley. Emergencies, G. Rout, J. Tunnington. R. M. Whitehead, J. Caughley. P. Maddock. On Saturday afternoon a medal round will be played. Sunday morning a bogey competition will be decided, with a fourball best-ball bogey event in the afternoon. On Sunday a team from Otaki will visit. Titahi. The Titahi team will be posted in the clubhouse un Sunday morning. Tui Glen Club On Saturday afternoon a further competition for the Points Cup will be played on the Tui Glen Jinks. The event will be a fourball best-ball bogey. The second round of the Red Top Crystals will be played on Sunday morning, a bogey round being held in conjunction. During the afternoon a fourball medal round over 13 holes will be played. Karori Ladies’ Club Following is the draw for the first round of the Handicap Cup. to be played by the Karori ladies’ club: Miss J. Lauchian a bye, Mrs. S. Siroiss’ a bye, Miss E. Taylor a bye Mrs. L. Youme v. Miss S. Quirk,

Mrs. Kennedy v. Miss M. Webb, Miss B. Todevin v. Miss D. Anderson, Mrs. G. McGavin v. Miss E. Wall, Miss B. Mathews v. Miss I. Stephens. The first round must be completed by August 7. A bogey competition will be played on Saturday afternoon, and on Sunday a Canadian foursome. Partners for both com-’ petitions will be arranged at the clubhouse.

Tlie first, qualifying round of the championships will be played on Sunday, July 31.

Miramar Ladies’ Club

Mrs. McKillop, playing in a bogey competition last week, holed out at the sixth, “I’otikl.” Mrs. McKillop entertained members on Tuesday, which was greatly appreciated.

The bogey eofnjietitiou resulted iu a win for Mrs. Ward, I down, in the senior division, and Mrs. Dykes, 2 up, in the junior division.

A fourball best-ball bogey was won by Mrs. Dykes and Mrs. Houston, 2 down.

Shandon Ladies’ Week-end Club

Tlie yankee fourball post-ponuni from bust week-end will bo played by the Shandon ladies’ club on Saturday, tlie draw' to remain as already published. Following Its the draw for the stableford competition to be played on .Sunday Miss Wilson and Mrs. Hunter, Miss Souter and Miss Jackson, Mrs. Ellison and Miss Levy, Miss Sidford and Mrs. Burke, Miss Priestley and Mrs. Johnston, Miss Ellison and Mrs. Frazer, Miss Vallauce and Miss Robinson, Miss Charlton and Miss Simpson. Mrs. Low' and Mrs. Ryan. Miss Hodgins and Mrs. Mant.ell, Mr.s. Reilly and Mrs. King, Mrs. Evison and Miss J. Frazer, Mrs. Findlay and marker.