MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19032, 1 June 1925, Page 12

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB.

GARDNER CUP ROUND. The first round for the Gardner Cup was played on Saturday by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at tho Titirangi links. Tho greens and fairways wero in very good order, notwithstanding the hoavy rum on the previous day. No fewer than 7S players took part in the match. The best card returned was that of H. B. Andorson, whoso gross score was 77, ono under bogey for tho course. After deducting Anderson's handicap of 9 it left him with 68 net. The other best cards were:—T. A. Goulding, 74, 4—70; R. J. Torrens, 85, 14— 71; L. K. Wilson, 86, 11—75; J. M. Hockin, 86, 11—75; E. A. Tuke, 90. 14—76; J. F. Hosking, 96, 18—78; R. McCrystal. 38, 9 7S; H. S. Malcolm, 99. 20—79: H. E. Webster, 95, 15—80; W. G. Watkins, 97, 16— 81; O. L. Martelli, 90, 9 —81; G. F. Gunson, 83. 2—81; H. M. Rogerson, 101, 20— 81; R. George. 82, scr; E. Ohlson, 92, 10— 82; R. J. Hamilton, 87, &-82. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the' draw for tho second round of the eclectic match to be played to-morrow on the Titirangi links by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf. Club; — Mrs. Alison plays Mr 3. Dufaur; Mrs. Saxton plays Miss G. Easton; Mrs. Banister plays' Mrs. Rodger; Mrs. Deighton plays Miss Newell; Mrs. Horton plays Mrs. Prime; Mrs. Stewart plays Miss Dickson; Mrs. Finlay plays Mis 3D. Horton; Miss Hill plays Mis 3 D. Stewart-: Miss Harvey plays Mrs. Sawers; Mrs. Nixon plays Misa A. Fouhy; Mrs. Cooke plays Miss M. Fouhy; Mrs. Reid plays Miss Bray; Mrs. Darrow plays Mrs. Petre; Mrs. Lloyd plays Miss Millington: A C grade match will also be played. Members may choose partners. Post entries will be received. GLENDOWIE CLUB. Medal play for the captain's foursome handicap was continued by members of the Glendowio Golf Club ou the Glendowio links on Saturday. Following aro tho best cards returned: —.Woods and Gregory, 103, 23—SO; G. C. Kissling and King, 102, 22 80; Garrard and Garrard 104, 23—81; Paul and Collins, 96, 13—83; Allcott and R. Kissling, 98. 14—84: G. Goodwin and Craig, i/i, Wolfgramm and H. Goodwin, 107, 22—85; Lilly and Duthio, 100, 14—86, HAMILTON TOURNAMENT. [by telegraph, —own correspondent. 3 HAMILTON, Saturday. The Winter Show tournament held by the Hamilton club on the St. Andrew's links was concluded to-day in dull weather, heavy rain falling in the afternoon. The principal event of the tournament was tho Winter Show Cup competition, which was won by D. Hay, of Hamilton, who beat F. Trice, 4 and 3. ... A medal handicap played thin morning resulted a-s follows:—P. Western, 90, 12—78; T. Morpeth, 89, 10—79; S. Ellis, 90, 10—80; H. Bray, 92, 9—83; A. Gillies, 92, 9—83. In the afternoon a pairs best-ball bogey competition was played, resulting as, follows ; _Drs. Spencer and Winter, 8 up; T. Mortieth and. G. Morpeth, 7 up; S. Ellis and H. Bray, 5 up; D. Bees and P. Western, 5 up; Gerrand and Ross, 4 up; Steele and Coventry, 4 up. , ■ . At the conclusion of the afternoon s play the trophies were presented by the president of tho club. Dr. H. Douglas.