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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19383, 19 July 1926, Page 13

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INTER-CLUB CONTEST. AUCKLAND DEFEATS PUPUKE. An inter-club match was played at Middlemore on Saturday between members of the Pupuke and Auckland clubs. The Auckland Club's team proved too strong and won all the 11 matches played. Following aro the results. Pupuke players being mentioned firstl. G. Mackenzie lost to H. Tidmarsh. 2 down; A. M. Howden lost to C. M. Gordon, 4 down; F. H. Ming-ay lost to W. G. Borrie, 6 down; if. E. Thompson lost to R. F. Johnston, i down; A. W. Clarke lost to A. W. Gillies. 4 down; F. Buddie lost to A. J. Fried lander. •1 down; A. Warbrick lost to H. D. Robertson. 9 down; J. Howie lost to P. B. Morris. -1 down; H. Matthews lost to B. C. Hart, 8 down; A. Reevo lost to B. C. Jacobs. 5 down; D. R. C. M&wbrny lost to H. Henderson, 3 down. THE AUCKLAND CLUB. CAPTAIN'S TOURNEY SEMI-FINALS. The semi-final of the captain's tourney was played by members of tho Auckland Golf Club on Saturday, restslts being as follow;—A. R. Martin (I*2) beat H. P. R. Foster (14). 4 and 3; L. B. Campbell (?' beat T. R. Bloomfield (10). 1 up. During the week T. R. Bloomfield C. A. Bower. (■»), 4 and 3. In his match with Foster. Martin played the steadier golf and well deserved his win. Although Bloomfield was 4 down at the turn ho made a great recovery and WW ona ud at the 16th. He lost the Kth. and missed a sft. putt at tho ISth for a half. Members of the club are reminded that next Saturday the 36-hole qualifying round for tho club and junior championships will be played. Entries will close at noon on Thursday. In conjunction with these events the T. C. Burns Memorial Cup will go to the A grade player returning the bast gross 1 scare. A prize will also be given for the best net score. A nursery handicap prisse will go to the player returning the best net score among the juniors.

THE MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. A Canadian bogey foursoire played by the Maungnkiekie Golf Club at the MauntTakiekie links on Saturday resulted in a wita for M. Nelson (S) 1 down, while the following tied for second place:—.ll. E. Webster and P. C. Western (11), W. J. Hockim and S. Hunter (9), and W. 11. Worsley and J. Metlsuen (11), who were all four down, A bogey handicap was'played at the Titirangi links, and resulted in a tie between ft. George (scr), R. J. Torrens (7), and A. B Chappell (12), who were all 3 down. MAUNG AKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following -is the drnw lot the monthly medal match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at the One Tree Hill links on Wednesday, starting at 11 a.m. and continuing <u intervals of (our minutes:— From No, 1 Tee.—Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. Dufaur, Miss D. Horton v. Miss G. Eaaton; Miss Grove v. Mrs. SutclifTe. Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Stewart, Miss Haslett v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs, Miller v. Mrs. Carr, Mrs. J. Eaaton v. Miss K. Horton, Miss Churton v. Miss S. Cooke,\ Miss Grierson v. Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. Reid ». Mrs. White, Miss McCabo v. Miss McGow&n, Mrs. Dignan v. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Schnauer v. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Bcurke v. Miss Ponsford, Miss Mahtmey v. Mißs Bray, Miss Miliington t. M«s. l^etre. Starting at No. 9 Tee.—Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Gibson, Miss Preece v. Mrs, Owen, Mrs. Ward v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. Hamilton v. Mrs. Brown, Miss Lawrence v. Mrs. Fraer, Mra. Lovett v. Mrs. Howard, Mifci Yonge v. A. N. Other. The flag match was won by Mrs. Dufaur, who carried the flag to the 18th green. Following is the draw for -the L.G.tT. medal match to be played to-morrow by members of the MaungHkiekio Ladies' Golf Club $t Titirangi, commencing at 11 o'clock:—Mrs. Dufaur v. Miss G. Easton, Mrs. Deighton v. Miss Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. Buscke, Miss 1). Horton v. Miek Napier, Mrs,. Reid v. Mrs. Rodger, Mrs. Horton v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. Finlay 'v. Miss G. Cooke. Mrs. Taylor v. Miss K. Horton, Mrs. Fraer v. Misa A. Fouhy, Miss L. Hall v. Mrs. SutclifTe. Mrs. Saxtoti v. Miss Harvey, Miss K. Fouhy v. Misa McCabe, Mibs J Easton v. Mrs. Prime, Miss Manning v. Miss Goldwnter, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. E. J. Miller, Mrs. Lloyd v. Mi as Ponsford, Mrs. Petre v. Miss F. Hall, Miss Duder v. Miss -Lawrence. Miss Mahonov v. Miss Finlaysoti, Mrs. Anderson v. Miss Bray. Mrs. Towscy v. Miss Darrow, Miss .Tohnqton v, Mrs. Lovett. Miss Stewart i v. Miss Renshaw, Mrs. Burke v. Mrs. Robinson, Mra. Ward v. Misa Miliington. Mra. Roberts v. Mrs. Gardner. Mias McGovvan v. Mra. Chappell. Following ia the draw for the O grade match to be played at Tittrtinsii on Wednesday. commencincr at 11 o'clock Mrs. Ferguson v. Miss Bailey, Mian Cram v. Mrs. Cain, Misa Pickett v. Miss McKay. Mrs. Brooke-Tavlor v. Misa Ryan. Mrs. Gravatt v. Mrs, Goldwater, Miss Hacks*, v. Mis# Cooper. Miss Fotter v. Mrs. Fitzpatriek. Miss Johnstone v. Miss Goodman, Mifs Stevenson v. Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Hartley v. Mrs. Long. Mrs. Jones v. Misa Hartley.

GLENDOWTE CLUB. Following are the results of the first round of thß senior and ■ junior championships of the Glendowio Golf Club, played on Saturday Seniors; A. Duthie beat C. M. Kinsr, 1 up at the 19th; J. O. Lilly beat C. S. Woods, 4 and 3. Juniors: 0. Wolfgram beat- A. Horspool, 4 and 2; C. Biernacki beat J. S. Lilly, 3 and 2: R. Garrard beat H. Goodwin. 1 up; R. Bradley beat T. Russell, 2 tn»; Dt. Horton beat J. Hall, 5 and 4; E. Whitley beat $. Reidy, B and 5; R. Ralfe beat J. R. Rendel], 5 and 4. PLAY AT PUKEKOHE. [BY TELEGRAPH.-g-OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PUKEKOHE, Saturday. The Pukokoho Golf Club's Bros nah an Spoons were continued to-day. In the final of the men's division Anderson (27), beat Johnson (15), 8 and 2. In the ladies division Mrs. Bayly defeated Miss Lloyd, 4 and 3, and Miss nogun defeated Miss Chellburg. one up. In the qualifying round for the Johnson trophy, the following players qualified;— Johns, 91, IC—75; Mny. 107, 32—75; Lindsay, ill, 36—75; Lally, 91, 12-79. The ladies' match for Mrs. Pattte s trophy was decided over 12 holes. Miss Pirriit (22), won with a card of 49 net. MASTERTON V, WAIRARAPA. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.] MASTERTON. Sunday. In a match for the Wilson Cup at Rototawai yesterday the Maslerton Golf Club team defeated the Wairarapa Club representatives. winning by six matches to four. This was the first time Wajrarapa had been called on to defend the trophy since win- ' ning it from Manawatu. A feature of the match was the dcefnt of T. H. Horton, the New Zealand amateur champion by D. C. Collins, 7 and 6,