GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20098, 8 November 1928, Page 16

GOLF.

NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION.

WANGANUI COURSE INSPECTION.

STANDARD SCRATCH SCORES.,

Sir Alexander Roberts and Messrs. W. A. Kiely. L. 0. 11. Tripp. M. J. Cromhio and W. E. A. Gill were present ut monthly meeting of the New Zealand GoU Council. Mr. W. E. A. Gill was re-elcr.lcd chairman and Sir Alexander Roberts vicechairman.

Tho question the formation of district sub-ussociations, regarding which a rec-im-inundation was passed at the annual general meeting, was considered, and it was decided that in tho meantime an amending rule In tho association's constitution should bo drafted and circulated to club# for their consideration. The sub-committee appointed to draft the amendment was C'rombic, Tripp and Kiely. It v.as further resolved to writo to the Royal end Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews for details regarding tho working of sub-associations, and also to Mr. C. JLI. Redhead.

In connection with the championship meeting held at Dunedm, it was agreed to piovido an additional minii'turc of the Jcllicoe Cup, which has resulted jti a tie between Mr. T. 11. Horton and E. S. Douglas. U was resolved to send to the committee mid secretary of the Otago Golf Club a letter of appreciation of the excellent vay jh which tho tournament, was arranged and managed.

With regard to next year's tournament it was decided lo notify tho Wanganui Go]/ Club that the council would have a preliminary inspection of tho Belmont course niad#. with a view lo holding the championship meeting there next year. The matter of standard scratch scores wag considered, and it was resolved to notify all clubs that tho standard scratch scorch allotted to them should bo adopted as from January 1 next. Those clubs which have not yet applied for a standard scratch scoro are to be asked to do so at once, ho us to bring all clubs into line as regards -j, scoro for their courses and handicapping. As a preliminary btep toward tho arrangements for the next Kirk-Windeyer Cup competition a letter will bo sent to the Australian Golf Union advising that New Zealand was prepared to send over a team next ycai. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. Following were tho best, scores returned in tho monthly medal competition played hv members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club:— Seniors.—Mrs Morshnll, 85, . 9—7fi; Miss M. Maefarlune. 85, 9—Tij; Mis. Hodges, 85 o—7'J: Mrs. Henry, 05, " 10—7!); Miss D Rainger, '.lB. 19—7'J: Mrs. 11. Hanna. 99. 20 —7' J. Juniors.—Mrs. J Frater, 105. '23—78: Miejj S. Henderson 101. 121—83: Mrs. Finn. 105, 21—81. Tho draw for the flag match, to be played in coniunrtion with the second round of the eclectic match is us follows:—Miss Upton v. Mrs Wilson, Miss D. Rainger v. Mrs. Taylor. Miss Ridings v. Mrs. Nevill, Miss MacCormick v. Miss McGovern Miss Orr v. Miss Marion Uacfarlaue. Miss Wilsou v. Mrs. Croft Miss (,'outta v. Miss Rathbone, Mrs. Green \. Mrs. Buttle. Mrs. Ferguson v Miss Maclarlane. Mrs. Wright, v. Mrs. Murphy, Mrs Hodges v. Miss H. Cutfield, Miss Lever v. Mrs. Hughes, Miss Culling v. Mrs. Murshall, Mrs. Smith v. Miss Buddie Miss L. C'utfield v. Mips I. Roberton, Mrs. Morris v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss Graham Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Henry v. •Miss T. BayK- Mrs. Abbott v. Mrs. Hanna,

Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Frater, Miss Didsbury v. Miss C. Bayly. Mrs. Revell v. Miss Draper, Miss Noakes v. Mrs Fleming, Mies Porter v. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Friedlander v. Mrs. Raincer. Miss R Roberton v. Mjbs Henderson, Miss Ruddock v. Miss E. Maliouey, Mrs. Martin v. Miss M. Nevill, Miss M. Walkley v. Miss C. Fninger. Mi*? L. Rathbone v. Mies W. Kf.nt, Miss C. Martin v. Miss M. Cousins. Mrs. Gorrie v. Miss S. Mahoney.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. The Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club held its annual meeting at the clubhouse One Tree Hill Jinks, yesterday. There was a large attendance of members. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:—Captain, Mrs. N. E. Burton; secretary. Miss M. Ha- U lett; haudicapper. Miss J. Easton: committee. Mrs. C. J. Schnauer, Mrs. G. White. Miss A. Grove. Miss K. C'huitoii. The prizes won during the season were presented by the captain. Mrs. Burton. The best scores returned in yesterday's matches were:— Seniors.—Mr° Grevott. 94. 20—71; Miss A. Grove. 93. 17—70: Miss C. Slubba. 03, 15—78.

Juniors.—Mrs. 11. Johnston. 100. 31—60Mrs. Roberts 02. 21 —71; Mrs. Palerson. 97, 23 —74: Mrs. Cboyce. 107, 32—75: Miss Gallagher, 100. 24—70: Mrs. Ramsay, "o'< 20 —77; Mrs. Spinley, 100, 28—78. The senior consolation match resulted in a tie between Mrs. O'Leary 9G. 16 —?0. and Mrs. Noakes 98, 18—80, and was won by the former.

The junior consolation was won hy Miss McL. Dowie. 110. 34—7 G. Tho season's eclectic matches wero won as follows:—Senior. Miss Stubbs: junior. Mrs. Robertb. Tho play-ofi of the tie in tho on»-club match was won by Mrs. Ramsay. The C grade consolation prize was won by Mrs. J. Dawson. The senior putting wa>* won by Miss K. Horton. and the junior by Mrs. Pal'Brsctfi.

A K ARAN A CLUB,

Following is tho draw for the mixed foursomes competition to oe played bv members of the Akaranu Golf Club on Saturday next lor a trophy presented by A. Kohn, Ltd.:— Miss G. Parr and A. Parr v. Miss O. Dar-ra-ch and P. Darrach: Mrs. Fearnley and C. M. C'ox v. Mrs. Ellis and L, V 7. Ellis; Mrs. Hodges and C. Hodges v. Mrs. Budge and J. Budge: Miss Walrond and W. A. Gunn v. Miss T. Jones and J. Wnreinc; Mrs. Sinclair and A. Sinclair v. Miss B.vgate and W. T. Dobson; Mrs. Your.g and A. E. Young v. Mrs. Gilmore and J. B. Gil more: Miss 1. Deacon and A\. TurboH v. Miss Wynyard and Walter Swanson • Mrs, Zahara and J. Zabara v. Miss Gonnett and F. B. Leigh ton; Miss M. Younir-and B. J. Smith, jun. v. Miss P. Feet t.nd L. R. Bayley: Miss Court and J. R. Iraycs v. Mrs. Preston and F. H. Preston: Mrs. Cox and C Bailey v. Miss M. Pent ana R. H. Potter: Mrs. Grant and L. K. Rudge v. Miss Jefferson and O. \\ ahlftrowi Miss Hickman and L. Cummins v. Miss v>. Trnyes and A. W. Gunson; Mrs. Taylor and J. McKcuzie v. Mrs. Wilson and R. Wilson: Miss Chambers and R. Mcßobie v. Mips M. Gee and H. B. Taylor: Miss A. Aughton and G. L. Bayley v. Miss Jenks and J. Eraser: Miss Berry and F. Hnzelden v. Miss Cox and J. A. Wallace: Miss Dowling and Wallaco Swanson v. Miss Yates and Coltman- Mrs. Brown and G. M. Brown r. Mrs, McCarthy and P. ,T. McCarthy: Miss F. Ballnntyno and A. L. Hume v. Miss Grant and W. T. Surman: Mus Burton nivi G. Coltman. v. Mrs. Mueller and A. M. Henderson: Mrs. Rowntree and L. Kowntree v. Miss S. Longdill and G. Wynyard. Partners and opponents will be arranges at the club house on Saturday for those not ill the draw. Approaching. putting and driving competitions will also bo he [>• , Tho annual distribution of prizes \ull take placo at the club houso at 7.30 p.m. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tlie honey handicap to be played today in conjunction with the third round of the captain s match, by members of the Titiranci Ladies Golf Club, commencing at 11 o clock:— At tho First Tee.—Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Banister. Mrs. Brighton v. Mrs. se'l Mis Alison v. Miss Goldwater. Mrs. bufaur v. Miss G. Easton. Miss D. Horton v Mrs. McMillan. Miss K. Horton v. Mis* Cornaga, Mrs. Taylor v. Miss U. Miss N. Fonliy v. Mrs. Reid. Mis. Bc.nti . v Miss Grierson. Miss G. Cooke v. Miss A Grove. Mrs. Mcllrnith v. Mrs. O r<enry. Miss K. Churton v. Miss M. cl wi°!n Miss K. Fonhv V. Mrs. Melrose. Mrs. White v. Mrs. Cain. Mrs. Finer v. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Saxton v. Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. 1 rtrio v. Miss F. Hall. Mrs. Brown v Miss llackett, Mrs. Nicholson v. Mrs. Henrys, Miss Potter v. .Airs. Barrow. Miss tonsford v. Miss Robsnn. Miss Mctrlashaii y Miss M. Cooke. Miss L. Hall v. Miss Millington, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs hpin ev, Miss Bailey v. Mrs M. ti Johnston, Ml.-s Evans v. Mrs. Brooke Taylor. Miss Moods v Mrs. Gvllies. Mrs. S. Reid v. Mrs. Moot<Jones. Mrs. Mason v. Miss li.uks, Mi*. Walker v. another. At the Eighth Tee.-Miss Harvey %. M s. Gievatt. Mrs. Roberts v. Miss Dude'. Mi.. Lovett v. Miss .1. Easton. Miss Lawn no v Mrs. Paterson. Mis. Robinson v Mis. Edd'owes, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. 11. Vv. Cooke. Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Joplin.

OPOTIKI CLUU SEASON. [ny TEi-EGBArir.—own couwEPi'osnKXT.l OPOTIKI, Wednesday. The formal elosine of ihe Opof.ki < Club's links for the season took place \ Saturday in beautiful weather. 1 w P dent Mr. N. V. Hodpson, made a brie speech, stating that this had bc !'". 1 longest Benson on record. As the 1,. u«.} worn to be top dressed, ho predu t -.l Mcy would probably bo bettor than e^cr 5 Trophies von during tho season l then presented to the winners. eluded tho championship n«P» ' irt c nnd men, won by Mrs. t-orbes and D. hMorris respectively.