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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20023, 13 August 1928, Page 13

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THE AUCKLAND CLUB. Members ot the Auckland Golf Club played under ideal conditions in the president's foursomes medal competition at Middlemore on Saturday. The course was in excellent order. The best cards returned were:—C. Towle and V. E. J. Wells. 83. 15—08; W. S. Ralph and W. B. Colbeck, 78, 5—73; E. L. Bartleet and D. MacCorniick, 80. 5—75: H. P. Richmond and J. F. Ewen, 90, 13—77; L. B. Campbell and J. L. Taylor, 90, 12-7S: H B. Lusk and J. B. Lusk, 83, 4—79; H. Jj. Rees and C. M. Gordon. 85. 0—79, H. Horton and E. A. Darsaville, 89, 10-79; L. W. Delph and A J. Friedlander. S6, 7—79; C. N. Jacobsen and W. Pavitt. 94. 15 —70 The semi-final match in the captain s tournament, between R. Rainger and Jj. is. Campbell, was not played. , , . . An inter-club match will be played against Glendowie on Saturday. The draw (Auckland Club players mentioned first) is as follows:—N. Louisson v Flnce. C. M. Gordon v. R. Kissling. V. AV. Wilson v. P. A. C-hiug. A. J. Friedlander v. C Allcolt-. P. T. Upton y. I/. Goodwin. W. S C Harrison v. P. Iwccolls, F. A. Morton v. P. Williams. A. R. Martin v. .R, tomonds, S. C. Hodges v E Hutchison. F. Wilson" v. Dr. Horton, B. Lloyd .v. C. b. Woods. W. Wilson v. 11. Goodwin. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club played a medal handicap at One Iree Hill on Saturday for two grades. Following were the best cards returned-.—Under 10 handicap: J W. Clarke. 81, 8-73; .T S. Rankin, 87, 14—73; H. C. Spinley, 89, 14—70; J. Murray 90, 12—78. 16 handicap and over: J. Gilmour, 90, 10-74; F. C. Western. 92, 10—76; E. A. Robb, 97, 20—77; T. Stone, 97. 20—77; It. Cleglioru. 94, 10—78. The fourth round of the match play handicap for the Elliffe Cup was also Played. Following were the results:—F. Newell beat G Sandwith, 5 and 3. R. W. Hunter beat, F W Wilson, 2 and 1; J. Goyder beat F Wiseman, 3 and 2; J. Gilmour beat J. Methven, 4 and 3: E. A. Tuke beat H Worslev, 5 and 3; K. J- Hamilton beat E. D. Reidy, 4 and 3; I. McHarg beat A. H. Blackburn, 3 and 2. . Members of the club took part in a bogey handicap at Titirangi on Saturday, conditions for play being ideal. P. Harrison, who was 1 up, returned the. best card, A. V. Peace, who finished all square, being Only one match was played in the fifth round for the G. lb. Taylor bowl, v\. I . Aitken defeating R. McCrystall, 3 and The following team will represent the club in a match against Glendowie at Glendowie next Saturday:—E. G. Talliss, G. r_. Western. E. C. Robieson. A. J. Good, T. Burns, A. Fairburn. H. Broadbenf. A. M. Taylor. A. J. Parr, N. McLean, P. Harrison, T. Clark and M. Robb.

MAUNGAKIERIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is tho draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap match, to be played tomorrow by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club, in the order of draw:— Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Russell. Miss It. Cornsra v. Mrs. Beatfie, Mrs. Hoskina v. Mrs. O'Leary, Miss D. Horton v. Mrs. Mcllraith, Miss K. Horton v. Miss M. Goldwater. Mrs. Banister v. Miss C. Stubbs, Mrs. Noakes v. Miss M Haslett, Miss G. Easton v. Mrs. McMillan, Miss G. Cooke v. Miss A. Grove, Miss Churton v. Miss llacket, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Potter, 'Miss Bray v. Mjfs. Burton, Mrs. White v. Miss TJ. Russell, Mrs. Swain v. Miss Lawrence, .Mrs. Roberts v. Miss Johnston, Misa Gallagher v. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss Carnachan, Mrs. Sclniauer v Mrs. I'aterson, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Spinley. Miss A. Hall v. Mrs._ Robinson, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Rudge, Miss Millington v. Miss I'onsford, Miss _ Evans v. Mrs. joplin, Mrs. Chappell v. Miss Moody, Mrs. Sulci iff e v. Mrs. McAsUiur. At the ninth tee.—Miss M. Cooke v. Miss M. Itobson, Miss J. Easton v. Miss M. Miller, Mis. Grevatt v. Mrs. Goldwater, Miss TO. Schnnuer v. Mrs. Mooro-Jones, Miss Williams v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. Balgarnie v. Miss I. Walker. Miss Hooton v. Miss D. Lamb, Mrs. Eddowes v. Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Owen v. M.iss Stilt. Mrs. Mason v. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. it. Heury v. Miss N. Martin. The C grade match played last week was won by Miss Thompson. A C grade match will be held on Friday. Entries will close on Wednesday. AKABANA CLUB. Following are the results of the bogey competition held by members of tho Akarana Golf Club on Saturday Senior grade: It. A. Clarke (S), 5 up: D. Syme (12), 2 up; B. J. Smith, jun. (2), square: C. Bailey (4), square; W. Turbott (SI), square; S. F. Bernsdton (11). 3 down; Junior grade: A. L. Humo (18), square; J. Chad'.vick (15), 2 down; Walter Swanson (15), '1 down; Wallace Swnnson (15), 4 down AKAEANA LADIES' CLUB. The following players qualified to play off for the club championship of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss 0. M. Dnrrach, Mrs. McCarthy, Miss Miller, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss Court. Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Symes, Miss T. Cox. Miss G. Parr, Mrs. Cox. Mia.' Fearnley, Miss M. Peel, Miss Tyler.Davies, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Preston. Miss E. Walmiul. The eclectic, competition wna won by Mrs. Ellis, 106, 35—71. Other scores were: Mrs. Cos, 10(j, 33—73; Mrs. McCarthy, 92, 18— 71. The C grade eclectic competition was won by Miss Bain, 108. A foursomes medal round will be played to-morrow. Players may choose partners and opponents, a handicap player to play with a. C grade player. Partners will bo arranged for players if necessary. TIT!RANG I LADIES' CLUB. Following is the team chosen to play against Middlemore in a return inter-club match on Friday :—Mrs. Dufnur. Mrs. Hosking. Mrs. Bannister, Mrs. Alison, Miss Colebrook, Mrs. Finlny, Miss Bray, Mrs. Keid. Singles will played in the morning, starting at 9.30. and foursomes in the afternoon. I? U PUKE CLUB. In a medal round played by members of the Pupiike Club on Saturday, the following were the best cards returned:—l. G. Mackenzie. 73, <>—o7; W. Mills. 80, IS—--08; E. Close, 91. 20-71; It. Skeets, 91. 20—7-1; L. J. Minogue, 90, 10 —74; S. It. dive Lowe, 91, 18—73; L. G. Ansell, 91. •JO—7l; L. J. Minogue, 90, 16—74; S. R. Norris, 95, 20—75; H. T. Gould. 92. 10— 70: E. Harper, 90, 20—70; G. O. Stephenson, 91, 15—70.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. meclal round, to be played by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Chtb on Wednesday:—No. 1 tee: Miss McDonald v. Miss Rutherford, Miss Craven v. Mrs. Clark, Miss A. O'Neill v. Mrs. Thompson, Mise B. O'Neill v. Mrs. Blornfield, Mrs. Bowden v. Miss Williams. Mrs. Davidson v. Miss Dunnet, Mrs. Spillur v. Mrs. Mowbray, Mrs. Tysoe v. Mrs. Golchvater, Mrs. Foote v. Miss Hart.y. No. 14 tee: Miss Lorie v. Miss Clemno, Miss Parker v. Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Anderson- v. Mrs. Skeet, Mrs. Milligan v. Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Deighton v. Mrs. Kensington, Mrs. R. Chisholm v. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Curtis v. Mrs. Howden, Mrs. Weller v. Mrs. Quick. WAIUKU CLUB TITLES. [from our own correspondent. ] WAIUKU, Saturday. In the semi-finals for the senior championship o£ the Waiuku Golf Club, Christianspn defeated Bloomfield at the 19th hole. Christianson now meets Ohlson, over 30 holes, for the finsl. In the junior championship competition, Jerram defeated White, 3 and 2; Barriball defeated Munro, 2 and 1; McCarthy defeated Barker, 4 and 3. The Crane handicap competition was won by Colbeck, who beat Ducker in the final, 2 up. In the second round for the ladies' championship, Mrs. Forbes defeated Miss Glynes, 4 and 3; Miss Barriball defeated Miss Austin. 4 and 3; Miss Muir defeated Mrs. Ohlson. 4 and 3; Mrs. Christianson defeated Mrs. Harkness, 4 and 3. In the semifinals, Miss Barriball defeated Mrs. Forbes. 1 up. In the final Miss Barriball will play the winner of the match between Mrs. Christianson and Miss Muir. PLAY AT PUKEKOHE. [from our own correspondent.] PUKEKOHE, Saturday. The Pukekolie Golf Club continued its championship competitions to-day. The results were:—Ladies.—Senior: Miss Backhurst defeated Mrs. Ingram. 3 and 2; Miss Duncan defeated Mrs O'Loughlin, 6 and 5: Mrs. Motion defeated Miss Jefferis, 8 and 7; Mrs. McWhirter won by default from Miss Pirrit. Junior: Miss Jamieson defeated Mrs. Stuart, 2 up; Miss R. Johns defeated Miss 1. Stewart. 0 and 8; Miss Kensington defeated Miss O'Connor, 3 and 2: Miss Clark defeated Miss A. Potler, 2 and 1.

Men.—Senior: Coyle defeated Spiort., X up; McWhirter defeated Lally, 4 and 3; Johnson defeated Maddison, 6 and 4. Junior: Duncan defeated Raines, 2 up; Lee defeated Hosking, 3 and 2: Charlesworth defeated Stuart, 3 and 2. The best scores returned for the medal aggregate were:—Ladies.—Misg Kensington, 75, 32—<3. Miss Clark. 7G. 32—44: Miss R. Johns, 09. 21—18; Mrs. Stuart, 80. 32—48. Men: Kissline. 89, IG—73; Brosnahan, 84, 8—7(1: McWhirter, 92, 14—78; Pike, 103, 21—79; Johnson, 87, 7—80; Lawson, 92, 12—80. In the match for Mrs. Notion's consolation trophy. Miss Kensington is leading in the ladies' division, with Mis 3 Clark second, Mrs. Stuart third. In the men's division, McWhirter is leading, with Pike next. HAMILTON CLUB FIXTURE. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] HAMILTON, Sunday. A foursome was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club yesterday on St. Andrews links. The results were:—Eiby and Gillies, 87, 13—74; Guy and Hart. 88. 11—77 ; t Eggleston and Gray, 90, 13—77; Swarbrick and Crimp, 91, 12—79; Bullock find McCracket. 100, 20 —80; Gerrand and j Ross, 80, G-;-80; Wynne and Horton, BG, 0—80; Menzies and Simpson, 97, 16—81; Cleary and Gunn, 94, ,11—83. TAURANGA CHAMPIONSHIP. [from our own correspondent. ] TAURANGA, Saturday. 11l the first round of the Tauranga senior championship to-day Matheson defeated Rodgers, 6 up and 5; Roche defeated Ralfe, 3 and 2; Gibbs defeated Pott, 2 up; Hetherington defeated Renshaw, 4 and 3. In the first round of the junior championship J. Guineas defeated Watkinson at the 20th hole; Lewis defeated Ibbetson, 4 and 3; Hanna defeated Simmonds, 3 and 2; Gifford defeated Patterson, 1 up. Two challenges have recently been played in the four-ball competition. Bryan and Ralfe successfully resisted a challenge by Roche and Gibbs, and Gifford and Lewis won the junior challenge buttons from S. Guinness and Simmonds on the 18th green. SOUTHERN HAWKE'S BAY. TAREHA WINS CHAMPIONSHIP. [BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DANNEVTRKE, Saturday. The final of the Dannevirke Golf Club's Southern Hawke's Bay championship was I played this afternoon in glorious weather ! between Kapi Tareha (Napier) and H. A. Black (Wellington). Tareha outplayed his opponent and won by 9 up and 8. The final of the Dannevirke handicap, between A. S. MacGregor (Masterton) and W. G. Martin (Ma.rtinborough), was won by MacGregor, 1 up.