GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20236, 22 April 1929, Page 16

GOLF.

JHE AUCKLAND CLUB.

PLAY IN CAPTAIN'S TOURNEY. The first round of tho captain's tourney was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. Tho courso was in excellent condition. Soveral matches ended all square, and had to be replayed. Of tho 80 entrants, 82 completed their games.

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB.

HOPE LEWIS CUP CONTEST

The first round of the Hopo Lewis Cup competition will be played to-morrow by members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club. Matches in tho second round may also bo played to-morrow if desired. Following" is the draw;--First Round.—Mrs. Friedlander v. Miss Roid, Miss Macfarlano v. Miss i Culling, Miss Kevill v. Miss R. Roberton. Mrs. Trice v. Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. Green v. < Mrs. Murphy, Miss Moginie v. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Raingcr v. Miss D. Gibbons. Second Round. —Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Cox. Miss MacCormick v. Mrs. Boddington, Miss Graham v. Miss Orr, Mrs. Fleming v. Miss 1,. Cutfield, Mrs. Govrio v. Mies E. Mahonev, Miss Jackson v. Mrs. Mellsop, Miss C. Raingcr v. Miss H. Cutfield, Miss I, Rathbono v. Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Buttle v. Miss Buddie, Miss L. Roberton v. Mrs. Marshall. Miss Lover v. Miss Hamlin, Miss Bnllantyne v. Mrs. Martin. Mis. Nevill v. Mis# McGovern. Miss Spencor v. Miss E. Wilson, Miss Noakes v. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Brittam v. Miss Efcorton, Miss T. Bayly v. Miss O. Martin, Miss Henderson v. Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs. Darcaville v. Mrs. Finn. Miss Upton v. Mrs. Endean, Miss Marion Macfarlano v. Miss D. Rnineer, Mrs. Henry v Mrs. Smith, Mr 3. Rutherford v. Mrs. Abbott, Miss Porter v. Mrs. Grant, Miss Cousins v. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Wilson v. Miss Coutts. Miss Wnlkiev v. Mrs. Morris. Miss M. Gibbons v. Mrs. Frater. Mrs. C'urr y. winner of Mrs. Raingcr and Miss D. Gibbons. M AUNGAKIEKIE CLU B. The official opening of the Titirangi links was hold on Saturday under ideal weather conditions. Members wero the guests of the president, Mr. W. J. A. Thomson, and captain Mr. R. M. Rogerson, for the afternoon. The links wero in excellent condition, and many members took advantage of playing in the mixed bogey foursome. The best score was returned by F. Prico and Mrs. Banister, who finished all square. S. Morpeth and Miss R. Corriaga followed with one down and R. McCrystal and Miss G. Euston, two down. MAUNG AKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following i 3 tho draw for the four-bull best-ball bogey match to bo played by members of the Mauugakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Treo Hill to-morrow, commencing at 10.45 a.m., in order of the draw:—Mrs. G. Whito and Miss Churton v. Mr 3. Malcolm and Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Symcs v. Mrs. O'Leary and Mrs. Spinley. Mrs. Stewart and Miss D. Stewart v. Mrs. Pnterson and Mrs. Joplui, Miss Gallagher and Miss Parr v. Mrs. McArthur and Miss Haslett. Mrs. Sawera and 'Miss S. Johnston v. Mrs. Russell and Miss U. Russell, Miss D. Lamb and Miss I. Walker v. Miss Blackburn and Miss Millington, Mrs. Mellraith and Mrs. Reid v. Miss Grovo and Miss J. Easton. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Eddowes v. Mrs. Taylor and Miss K. Schnauer, Mrs, Grevatt nnd Mrs. Lorett v, Mrs. Boattie and Miss K. Hortou. Miss Robson and Mrs. Gyllics v. Mrs._ Brown nnd Miss Evens, Mrs. Swain and Miss Harvey v. Mrs. Schnauer nnd Miss G. Easton, Mrs. Burton and Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Sutcliffo nnd Migs Mc<~nbe, Mrs. Choyce nnd Miss Hall v. Miss Carnnclmn and Miss Moody, Mrs. Robinson and Miss Gregson v. Mrs. Brougliton and Mrs. Rudge. GLENDOWIE CLUB. A bogey handicap was played by members of the Glendowio Golf Club on. Saturday, and, in spile of the high wind, very good cards were handed in. The following were the best:—T. Russell. G. Kisaling, 1 down; A. Sutherland. R. Edmonds, 2 down: F. Fa rani. L. Harrison, N. Chins. E. Hutchison. H. Goodwin, 3 down; J. Hall, C. AllLott, 4 down. The tie between T. Russell and G. Kissling will be played off Inter. ■ / GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the bogey match to be played on Wednesday by members of tho Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club for a prizo presented by Miss O. English:—Mrs. Warren v. Alias Wilson. Mr 3. Browno v. Mrs. Stanley. Miss W. Hintz v. Miss Ltnidon. Miss Broolcfield v. Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Hintz v. Miss Millan. Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. McMaden. Miss Meadows v. another. Mis* Kales v. ATi«s Sutton. Miss M. English v. Mrs. Mnrkwick. Miss Sharland. v. Miss M. Hill. Miss O. Enelish v. Miss Colcbrook. Miss Appleyard v. Miss Lawrence,

PUPUKE CLUB. Following were (ho best cards returned by members of tho Pupuke Golf Club in the first round of Iho president's prizo and F. Ha we Cup:— M. 13. Thompson, 78. 12—60; R. O. Skeet, 89, 21—08; I. G. Mackenzie, 14. S—GO; E. W. Mills, 84, 14—70; A. W. Clark, «S4. 14—70; W. C. Taylor, 01. 23—71; I<. G. Whittaker. BG. 15—71; C. P. Browne. 05, 21—71; G. O. Stevenson, 86, 11—72; M. Vv r . Bennett. 80. 14—72; S. 11. Mingay, 83, 10—73; K. 11. Groville. 93. 20—73; L. G. Ansel!, 93. 20—TiJ; B. E. Goldwater, 87. M—73; G. C. Malcolm. 93, 20—73; R. Johnston, 90. IC»—74: T. G. do ('live Lowe, 91, 17—74; R. N. S. Chisholm. 95, 20—75; C. H. Kingsford, 97, 22—75; L. .1. Minozuo, 82, 12—76; E. 13. Grimwade. 104, 24—80; B. M. Sellars, 100, 20—80; D. M. Davidson. 102, 22—80; H. I. Bowden, 107, 21—83; M. L. Drower, 101, 17—S4; A. If. Hopewell, 114, 20—94.

PLTKKE LADIES' CLUB. The L.G.U. monthly medal round played by members of 4ho Pupuko Ladies' Golf Club was won by Mrs. Thompson, 91, 25—06. Tho next- best scores returned were:—Miss M. Parker, 101, 31—70; Miss 13. Lorie, 103, 32—71. On Wednesday next a bogey match will bo played, competitors to chooso partners. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho C grade match to be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Ladies' _Golf Club, commencing at 10.45: —Miss N. Martin v. Mrs. Brinsden, Miss Tiarks v. Mrs. Alison, Mrs. Miller v. Miss Ryan, .Mrs. Campbell v. Miss Palmer. Mrs. Wright v. Mrs. Cooke. Mrs. Morpeth v. Miss E. White. Mrs. Moore-Hones v. Miss J. Hardlcy, Mrs. A. Bartley v. Miss Wright.

PAPAKURA CLUB

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PAPAKURA, Sunday.

The season on tho Papakura Golf Club's links was officially opened yesterday afternoon. Tlio weather was fine, and there was a lnrge gathering! of golfers, including visitors from tho Otnhuhu, Everslie. Pnkekohc and Wainku clubs. Mr. E. D. McLennan, president, of tho Papakura Club, declared tho links open for play. Ho stated that the membership of tho club had been further strengthened this year by the enrolment of 17 new members. Mr. F. P. Hockly, who was present as a visitor, also spoke. Tho captain of tho Indies' division, Mrs. W. 11. Walters, drove tho first ball. Mixed foursomes were played over nine holes. Tho winners were Mrs. Elliott and Douglas. HAMILTON CLUB. [nv TELEGUAVir.—-CWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Sunday. A bogey hnndicnp was played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club at St. Andrews linka yesterday. The best scores returned wore:—Guy, all square: Russell, all souare; Kutberford. 1 down; Cole, 1 down: Gunn, y down: "Wynne, '2 down: Gray, 0 down: Day, 3 down: Bp.ban. 3 down: McC'racken. •1 down; Sutcliflo, G down; liovton, juu., G down. OPOTIKI SEASON OPENED. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1 OPOTIKI, Sunday. Tho opening of tho golf season on the Opotiki Club's links was held yesterday in lino weather. There was a large attendance. The president, Mr. G. Dawson, wolcomed this visitors and predicted a successful season. Mrs. Birkmyer, captain of tho Indies' committee. • drove the first ball. A mixed foursome was played over nine holes arid resulted —Mrs. Bridger and D. S. Morris, 53; Mrs. Hathaway and Hilford, 54: Miss Short and Upton, 57; Mrs. Todd and Itccves, 50.