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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20028, 18 August 1928, Page 15

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LADIES' INTER-CLUB MATCH. AUCKLAND AND TITIRANGI. A return match was played by members of the Titirangi and Auckland Ladies Golf Clubs at Middlemore yesterday. The games ended all square. 11l the singles in the morning Titirangi won 51 matches to while in the foursomes in the afternoon Auckland won 3J, games to Following nvo the results of matches 111 the singles, Titirangi players being mentioned first:—Mrs. Dulaur and Miss E. Culling, all square; Mrs. Hosking beat Miss E. M. Upton, 5 and 4; Mrs. B:»nister beat Mrs. Wilson, 3 and 2; Mrs. Alison beat Miss F. Rathbone, 4 and 2; - Miss M. Colebrook beat Miss M. Macfarlane, 4 and 3; Mrs. Finlay lost to Mrs. Robertson, 4 and 3; Miss 0. Bray beat Miss T. Baylev, 5 and 4; Mrs. McMillan lost to Miss E. Wilson, 6 and 5. The results of the foursomes played in the afternoon were as follows, Auckland players being mentioned first:—Miss Culling and Miss Rathbone beat Mrs. Dufaur and Mrs. Hosking, 4 and 3; Mrs. Robertson and Miss Upton beat Mrs. Banister and Mrs. Finlay, 3 and 2: Mrs. Wilson and Miss E. Wilson and Miss Colebrook and Mrs. Alison, all square: Miss Macfarlane and Miss Bayley beat Miss Bray and Mrs. McMillan, 3 and 2. A recent match played between these two clubs was won somewhat easily by the Auckland Ladies' Club. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. A four-ball bogey match played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club in which seniors and juniors were drawn together resulted as follows: —Mrs. Mason and Miss M. Cooke, 7 up; Miss Colebrook and Miss Duder, 7 up; Mrs. Hosking and Miss Lawrence, 6 up; Mrs. McMillan and Miss Rob son, 5 up; Mrs. Beattie and Mrs. Court, 5 lip; Mrs. K. Ilorton and Mrs. Ferguson, 5 up; Miss M. Fuuhey and Mrs. Roberts. 4 up. The Titirangi Club ladies' championship has been fixed for August 28, 29 and 30. Oil the first day there will bo a qualifying round and, in conjunction, a medal handicap, tiie first round of the championship following in the afternoon. On the second day the second round will be played in conjunction with a bogey handicap, and will bo followed by the semi-finals. On the third day foursomes will be played in the morning and the championship final in the afternoon.

A.KARAXA LADIES' CLUB. The stroke competition played by members of (lie Akar;ma Ladies' Golf Club resulted in a win for Miss T. Cox, 105, 26—79. Other scores were:—Miss M. Mason. 114, 34--80: Miss Tyler-j Davies, 108 , 26 82; Miss Jefferson, 120. 36—84. The foursomes match was won by Miss G. Parr and Miss Armstrong, 112, 32 —80. Mrs. McCarthy and Mrs. Young being second, with ill, 27—84. Following is the draw for the monthly Button competition to be played today:—Miss Hickman v. Miss Cox, Miss Wynyard v. Miss Bvgate, Miss TylerDavies v. Miss Knott, Miss S'. Longdill v. Miss McGee, Miss Mason v. Miss Berry, "Miss Jefferson v. Miss Connett, Miss P. Longdill v. Miss I. Deacon, Miss Jenks v. Miss Dickson, Miss Fearnlev v. Miss McMath. The first medal round for Mr. Smith's trophy and the qualifying round for Mrs. Brown's trophy will be played in conjunction w-iili this match. WAITEMATA CLUB. The first round of the Alison 36 holes stroke competition will be played bv members of the Waitemata Golf Club today. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. The third round for the club trophy will be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday. Following is the draw: —Mrs. llogan v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Hay v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Chapman v. Mrs Nevill, Mrs. Lew in v. Mrs Walsh, Mrs Prime v. Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Budge, Mrs. C. Couston v. Miss Hall, Mrs. Bayly v. Miss Paterson. Miss Macindoe v. Mrs. Gooding, Mrs. Gabitcs v. Miss Marks. Miss Nevill v. A. N. Other, A medal round will be played by C grade players. Following is the draw:— Mrs. C. Woods v. Mrs. Johnston. Miss King v. Miss Mason, Mrs. McDougal v. Miss Purser. Mrs. Foster v. Mrs. Warren. Miss Chinii v. Mrs. Woods. Miss N. Mason v. Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Spicer v. Mrs. ■ Cveagmile, Miss Gribben v. Miss Williams. i LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. It has been arranged that the Auckland provincial ladies' golf championship v.ill be plaved at Titirangi on October and 31 and November 1 and 2. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB.

[BY TELEGRAPH. — OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Friday, a lio final of the Douglas Cup for members of the Ladies' Golf Club, Hamilton, was played at the St. Andrews links today. Mrs. 0. Bartleet defeated Mrs. W. Aitkeri, 4 and 3. W AIM ATE NORTH CLUB. A golf club has been formed at Waimato "North, Bay of Islands. The officers were elected as follows: President and club captain, the Rev. W. E. Connolly; secretary and treasurer, Mr. E. C. Cogan; executive committee, Messrs. (1. L. I- er " ]J. T. Atkinson, with the president and secretary. r J ho links are situated on Mr. \V. Atkinson's property and there arc 25 members, which augurs well for the success of the club. HAWKE'S BAY LADIES' TITLE. MRS. GUV WILLIAMS' VICTORY. [JJY TEI.EUKAI'H. —I'KKSS ASSOCIATION-] NAPIER, Friday. The final of the IJawkc's Bay ladies' golf championship was played to-day and resulted in Mrs. Oiiy Williams. Masterton, defeating Miss Uaisford, Marton, 5 up and 3 to play. KING COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS. LADIES' MATCHES FLAYED. [ jj Y TKLKGIt A I'U. — OWN COItItESI'ON I) ENT. ] OTOROIIANOA, Friday. The King Country golf championships commenced here to-day in perfect weather. The ladies' competitions were played, Tauinarunui, To Kuiti, 'J e Awamntu and Otorohanga clubs being represented. The teams championship cup was won by Te Awamntu. The individual championship was won by Mrs. Kichter (Taumarumii) with a score of 137, Mrs. Batt (Taumarumii), 144, being runner-up. The teams handicap cup was won by Te Kuiti with a net total of 695. The silver cup for the best, handicap round over 27 holes was won by Mrs. Innes Jones (Te Kuiti), with a. score of 150.