GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15061, 2 August 1912, Page 9

GOLF.

AUCKLAND CHAMPIONSHIP. Tho draw for the qualifying: rerand of tbo Auckland golf championship has been made. The entries for the competition last year numbered 22 tant 57 players have entcrou for this roar's play. The draw in as follow :—S. Upton v. «t. W. Hall, B. Dawson T. Jr. G. Stringer, A. H. Douglas v. P. Ilanna, G. .\io)lo r v- 0. Nettleton, H. Tonks v. W. B. <"olherk, J. B. Marfarlane v. F. J. "SliarlanrJ, (r. Foot* v. 0. Pierce, J. J. Kingston r. F. C. Fryer. .T. B- I/ask v. P. Hislop, P. T. Union v. 0. W. Foot*. J. 0. Thin)a ▼. H. Gilflllan, E. W. Care v. 11. P. Richmond. F. Horton v. P. Kinney. B. A. Dargavlllo v. 11. I). Bamford. D. MacOorroiok v. 8. A. Carr, W. W. Bruce v. J'. Laurence, F. Kelly v. H. Allen. J. Fratcr v. T. Jackson, W. S. Ralph v. another.

MAUNGAKIBKIE LADIES' CLUB. A 32-hol.s match was played on Wednesday on the Maunsrakiekie links. About 40 ladies took part. The following are the bc?t scores: — A Grade—Miss Cordon. 1&—57; Hiss N. MacOmnick, 79—13—60; Mrs. Hardy, 09—24— 65; Miss Baratow, 50—15—68: Miss Walker, 93—27-63; Mrs. Robertson, 96—27—69. P. Grade— Taylor, 95-*27-63: Miss Martin. 101—27—74; Miss MaoOrmick, 135-27-76; Miss Marriner, 104—27—77; Miss Holme-,, 105—27-77.

j LONGER GOLF COURSES. Tito Wbrelcy counts, which i.i some- five I miles from Manchester, bar. been growing i longer every year" since tic Balfour and 1 Hottld/roortn were first playtid there. Here i are the Irinrths of the holes, as they were j played during the competitions in 18%, 1902, 1905. and a* they are In 1912:— •■

TJi* bogey score for this year's Hanlds- ?° T % »■ not yet published/ and remain; for .the present an official secret. An interestine feature of these particulars win be noticed at once. It is found that while tie course has been lenirth€ned, the boeer has been reduced. We know that mere increase does cot always mean making the course mora difficult.

LACROSSE. AUCKLAND V. WELLINGTON. An 'nterprovincial match will bo plaved between Auckland and Wellington, at Victoria Park, to-morrow afternoon, Tho teams are as follows: — WELLINGTON (Black and White). Goal: W. Thomas. Point.: J. O'Leary (captain). Cover point: J. Canty. Third man: A. Jordan. Defence winits: Cororie and Andrews. Centre: 0. Jones. Third home: L. Faraa. Second home: E. W. Lee. First home: 6. Hntton. Attack wings: T. Hubbard and L. Leydon. AUCKLAND (Bine ana White). Goal: Edw»rii°. Point: L. Stewart (captain). Cover point: J. Kelly. Third man: F. Brown. Whiff defence: Russell and A. Brown. Centre: F. Wool tarns. Third borne: A. Walton. Second home: G. Philson. First home : TV. IT. Graham. Attach wines: P. Pledger and "E. McCoskrie. Referee: Mr. Ackland.

Auckland, has now met. Wellington on six occasions, -nd the result Vans been three wins each. This match will decide the leading team, also the bolder of the handsome Proud shield, for 12 months.

HOCKEY. ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO-MORROW. The following teams have been selected for to-morrow's matches:— SENIOR GRADE. UNIVERSITY V. COLLEGE RIFLE?. University: Faweett, Speight, Jackson. Howe, Robinson, 0. N. Jacobsen, Whlttaker. Mahoney, King, K. B. Jacobsen, Reynolds. UNIVERSITY B V. NORTH SHORE. University: McDowell, Jones, Gouldinfr. 0 E. Speight, Brook, Mark. Brookfield, McLean.Menzies, Cronin, Player; emergency, Patrick. UNITARIAN V. TARNELL. Unitarian: Hobson, Simpson, Parker, Rhodes, Kerr, Thompson, Moore, Lepine, Hobso.n, right, and Stewart. . AUCKLAND V. UNITED. Auckland: W. Allen. 0. Famuli arson, L. H. Norton, E. Horspool, V. O. K&Tanagh, P. Lepine. J. Mnrray. W. Puller. F. R. Mason (captain), M. J. Moore, and 0, Bnrton. NORTH SHORE V. MOUNT EDEN. North Shore: Little, Duncan (2), Manning, Robinson, Whlttaker, Littler, Hicks, Molloy, Wrigley, Halliwell. SECOND GRADE. , . Auckland (v. Ponsonby): Lamb, Kftvanagli, Horspool, Robinson, Hasse, Lewis, Burrows, Bayliss, Cooper, Mason, White. ' THIRD, GRADE. University (v. St. James!: By arrangement this fixture lias been cancelled. Epsom Methodist (r. Unitarian): F. Pub lin. H. Tonkin, H. Marshall, A. Bonsley. J. Hall, E. Booth, P. Watts, Q. Waddiiiffbam. N. Jancen, W. Watson, C. Waddinghaau, and ¥.. L. Richards. North Shore (v. Mount Eden): Mars, McArthur, Wallace, Mason, Bank?, Little, Johnson, Bongard (2). Fordham, Hamley.

FOURTH GRADE,

University (v. Wait-omata): Jiorcsn. Hart, Browne. C. C. Marsack, Barnard. Beeson. Fairchild. McOown, Rhode?, Peacooto, Watkins, C. Marsaok, Maekay, Cocker. Auckland (v. Mount Eden): J. Bird. R. Simmon da, t Fry, O. Bay, L. Byron. L. Ash ton, D. Clayton. P. reader, R. Norton, W. N. Wangh, B. Adams. - JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE TEAM. The junior representative team leaves todav for Cambridge, unrier the management of "Mr. H. C. Cnlrmn. secretary of the association. The. team meets the Cambridge representatives at Cambridge to-morrow. LADIES' MATCH. The following will represent Ao-tea-roa 15 with Mount Eden neainst St. James: Jlisse? K. Oleeson, M. Keid, M. Heron. E. Bonlnter, M. Sehisckka-, £». Jones, T. Jones. 1. Wilson.

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