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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19718, 18 August 1927, Page 13

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AN INTER-CLUB MATCH'. A teams' match between the Middlemore Golf Club and the Maungakiekie Golf Club will be held at the Titirangi links on Saturday. The draw is as follows:—H. B. Luak v. S. Morpeth, R. D. Wright v. T. A. Goulding, W. S. Ralph v. R. M. George, H. Plumley v. W. L. Robins, it. 0. Gardner v. A. E. Robinson, 11. W. Tidruarah v. il A. Randrup, W. L. Abbott v. J. M. Hunter, C. Bowen v. G. Fairburn, H. L. Rees v. J. M. Hockin, L. W. Delph v, F. Trice, E. L. Bartleet v. R. J. Hamilton, D. McC'orniick v. J. Methven, G. H. Abel v C. G. Fisher, H. Tidmarsh v. H. L. Robson, C. M. Gordon v. A. C Anderson, A. V. Boddington v. R. McCrystall, C. J. Westbuvn v. A. H. Mapson, T. G. Kissling v. A. V Peace, J. P. Aldred v. M. Nelson, L B. Campbell v. H. W. Brinsden, L. Louisson v. E. M Olßen, W B. Colbeck v. J. Torren, E. B. Brown v. W. J A Thompson. A. E. Rhind v. C. M. King Maungakiekie reserves: R. Wilson. W E Hold sate, E. G. Tallis. Those Maungakiekie players not engaged in the mntch at Maungakiekie have the privilege of playing on the Auckland Golf Club's course at. Middlemore. MA UN G A KIEK IE CLUB. Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club will play a bogey handicap at One Tree Tiiil on Saturday Post entries will be accepted and players will choose their own partners. MAUNGAKTEKIE LADIES' CLUB. A very successful C grade open day was held at One Tree Hill yesterday. The medal round was won by Mrs. Choyce, with Mrs Hayes second. The medal foursome was won by Miss Morrison and Mrs. Hfimi'ton and in the putting Miss Morrison was first and Mrs. ,1 Paterson second. Following is the draw for the handicap match play to be completed next week:— Miss Carnaehan v Mrs Frater, Miss MeGowan v. Mrs. Disrnnn, Mrs. Schnnuer v. >f rs. ITorton, Mrs Smith v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Haycock v. Mrs. Russell. Miss K. Uorton v. Miss StubKs. 'Mrs. Brown v. Miss •T Easton. Miss D. Horton v. Mrs. Burton. The L.G U medal handicap match will be played at One Tree Hill on Tuesday '•'n'aies close on Friday EVERSLIE CLUB. The best card returned in the qualifying round of the championship of the Everslie Golf Club was that of J. Dykes, 89. The fol owing will also compete for the senior championship:—C. Milne. C. S. Beechey J O'Neill R. O'Neill. Rhind. Ricc. A. G. Smith Wardell. Goddard. Lever. Hobson. Hoaan. Lovegrove. McDonald. The Franklin championship will be played at the Everslie links on Saturday Competitors from Ptikekohe. Waiuku Papakura and Everslie will take part. The Everslie links will be closed until Saturday. OTAHUHU CLUB. Following is the draw for the first qualifying round of the Otahubu Golf Club's championships, to be played on Saturday next: —H Levy v O. R. Montgomery, B. H Menzies v. J B. Simpson. R G. MofCtt v \V B Eustace. A. P Eustace v. L. J. Crox son. C R Reader v. C. Rosewarne. N. Clark v. L. Kay. Dr. Valentine v. K. Kay, F Macdonald v. A. Murdoch. B. O Heather v. C. Downey. R L. Brown v. D. Syme. J McArthur v. J. McCrory. R Hinkina v E. Harvie, H. J. Short v. E. Stephenson. E K Gordon v. W Harvie. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. The following eight members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club have qualified to compete for Mr Kohn's trophy:—Miss M. Cutforth. 100. Mrs. George. 114. 34—80: Miss H. Wyllie, 119, 36—83; Miss O. Darrach, Hi. 24—87: Mrs. Chapman. 126. 36—90; Mrs. Megzies. 127. 36—91 'Mrs Hinkins. 117. 26 —9l; Mrs. McNeely, 118, 23—95. Miss M Cutforth won the L.G.U. medal match, and Miss H. Wvllie won the B grfde medal match The draw for the first round for the Kohn tronhy is as follows: —Miss M. Cutforth v. Mrs. McNeely. Miss O. Darrach v. Mrs Chapman. Miss H. "Wvllie v. Mrs. Menzies. Mrs. George v. Mrs Hipkins. PAPAKURA CLUB. The first round of the Papakura Golf Club's iunior trophy will be played on Saturday Following is the draw:—R. Spencer v. Bus ing. Gilmore v. Naylor. Robbins v. Jones, Langford v. McLennan. F. Page v. Elliott, Johnstone v. Tilston. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. The following team will play for the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club against Waiuku on Saturday next:—Miss White. Miss McLennan Mrs Elliott Miss M. Walters. Miss Rhind. Miss Wood Mrs. Goddard, Miss Wilkins, Mrs. Busing Mrs. Pavitt. Miss J. Walters. Mrs. Gilmore. _ A C grade match will also be played against Otahuhu at Papakura. The following is the team:—Mrs Tilston. Mrs Mullins. Miss O'Callaghan. Miss Harris. Mrs. Langford. Mrs Earl. Mrs Urguart. Miss Elliott. Emergency: Mrs. Mcßae. Those not playing in the matches will play a medal round, choosing their partners The third round of the club trophy was won by Mrs. Pavitt. 124. 36—88. Other scores were:—Mrs. Gilmore. 130, 36—94; Miss M. Walters. 124, 29—95: Miss McLennan, 118, 23—95. PUPUKE CLUB. Following are the results of the third round of the Pupuke Golf Club's championships :—A. M. Howden beat L. J. Minogue, 4 and 3: G. O. Stephenson beat M. E. Thompson, 4 and 2: A. W. Clark beat D. R. G. Mowbray, 2 and 1: I. G. Mackenne bent G. H. Matthews. 5 and 3. The semi-finals will be played on Saturday next. The draw is as followsr—A. M. 'Towden v. G. O. Stephenson: A. W. Clarir v. I. G. Mackenzie ■Following are the results of the third round of the president's prize:—l. G. Mackenzie beat H. T Gould. 3 and 2: A. M. howden beat G. O. Stephenson, 3 and It L. J. Minogue beat P. F. Coulthard. 4 and V M E. Thompson beat W. Mills, 4 and 8: \ W Clark beat O. H. Matthews. 2 and 1: W. Oliver beat E. J Close. S and 2: B Gold water beat W. H. Sniller. 1 np: TV R. C. Mowbray beat D. M. Davidson, 7 and 6. FRANKLIN CHAMPIONSHIP. The Franklin Connty golf championship will be played on the Everslie Club's links, Papakura, on Saturday. The draw is as follows:—Coyle v. Dykes. Christiansen v. Brosnahan. Colbeck v. Ohlsen, v. Herrold. Milne v Johnson. Howden v. Bloomfield. Porritt v. Forbes. Kirwan v. J. vYoill. Johns v. Beechey, Armitage v. Asrmen Smith. Hobson v. Stewart. Chapman v. Rice. Lally v R. O'Neill, Scnlaeper v. Rhind, Spencer v. Maddison, Or. A. Rmith v. Anderson. THE THAMES CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES. Wednesday. The draw for the first round of the senior and junior championships of the Thames <:olf Club is:—Seniors: E. J Clendon v. Rev. Robortshawe; V. Boles v. A G. Fisher; E. B. Clendon v. W. H Baker; C. H. Poulgrain v. A. E. L. Dodd; L. Harder v. R. L. Dodd; F. S. Miller, a bye. Juniors: !, Griffin v. L Watkins; R. Mellsop v. , \V H. Hoult: Teasdale and Berry, a bye. _ I The second round for the President's Cup will be played on Saturday, instead of on August 27, and the draw is as follows:—R L. Dodd v. F. S. Miller: A E T, Dodd v. C. H Poulgrain; L Harden v. Rev. Robortshawe; V. Boles v. A. G. Fisher: E. B. Clendon v W H. Baker; \ J. Shepherd v. Dr. Gray; W Watson r. Or Liggins: W. H Hoult v. L Griffin; , W. B Tensdale v. C. E. Scott: R. Kirk v L Watkins: K. Hetherington v. C. A. Berry: W. Scrimgeour v. R Mellsop.

LAWN TENNIS. THE MATAMATA CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MATAMATA, Wednesday Thero was a good attendance at the annual meeting of the Matamata Tennis Club last evening. Dr. J T. Laurenson prcsidinc. Officers wore etected as follows President Mr. L Flower: rice-presi dents. Dr. Laurenson and Mr. K. H. O'Hal loran; captain. Dr. Laurenson vice-captain. Mr G Fitzgerald secretary. Mr A Bas sett- treasurer Mr. R D Ward: assistantsecretary. Mr H C Hitchcock: auditor. Mr N Mncken committee Messrs Reft Bennett. D. Keeley L R. Williams. Mesdames. McCardle and O'Hnlloran. Misses rieland and Waite: trustees. Messrs. E. C. Banks and J. Corbett It was decided to lay down anotho l- new "ourt