GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20332, 13 August 1929, Page 13

GOLF.

AUCKLAND CLUB. * Tha Jollowing team will represent tho JVucklaud Golf Club in an inter-club match against the Pitpuko Club to be played at Middleinoro on Saturday:—D. Mansergli, F. Macky. W.B. Colbeck, J. B. Lusk, J. A. Gow. C. T'\ Gardner. H. Williams, A. I. Johns. V Masters, W. Pavitt, W. A. Phillips, C. Towlo.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB The following team will represent tho j\karana Ladies' Golf Club in an interflub match against tho Otahuhu Ladies' Cltih on Thursday nest at Otahuhu, starting at 11.13 a.m.:—Miss (). M. Darracb, Mrs. McCarthy, Miss I'. Cox, Mi 3. Preston. Mrs. Gihnore. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Rown<rec, Miss D. Hodge, Miss G. Hodge, Airs. Sutton.,

Tho bogey match resulted in a tie between Mrs. R'owntreo and Mis 3 J. Berry who finished '2 down. Other scores were:— Mrs. Preston, ;i down; Mrs. Gilmorc, 4 down; Miss Jones, 1 down; Mrs. McCarthy, •t down: Mis.* Durraeh, t down.

A flag match will bo played next Friday, players to choose own partners. Ine C grndo will play a medal competition, players to select own partners.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Following are the results of the third round for the Ballin Cup" played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club a! the Titirangi links:--A. V. Peace 00), beat T. Uoudie (1 1. tl and 2; R. A. Spinloy (251, beat 11. Broadheut (13), C and 5: W. E. Ilnldrato (I*2). beat W. G. Cain (20), 1 up. The other game between W. P. Baker nnd H. Brineden will bo played during the week to complete the round.

The bogey handicap was won by R. A. Kpinley. who, with a handicap of C 3, re turned the card of 1 up.

MAUNGAKIEKII-: LADIES' CLUB

The best scores returned in tho C grade match played by members of tho Maungakiekio Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill were:—Mrs. E. Alison, 117; Miss H. Hirdley. US.

On Thursday a match for C grade players will be hold for a trophy presented by Mrs. J. ,B. Johnston. Players will choose their own partners.

OTAHCJHO LADIES' CLUB. Following are tho results of a match played between members of the F.veralie r>nd Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Clubs at Otahuhu. oil Saturday. Everslio names being mentioned first:—"Miss Little lost, to Mrs. Ffipkins. 7 and G: Miss Arbuckle lost to Miss Partem, 4 and 3; Mrs. Goddard beat Miss K. Whiteley, J up; Mrs. Lover beat Miss K. Katz. 6 and o; Mrs. Busing lx?r.t Miss Denize, 3 and 2: Mrs. Bilkey lost to Miss T'ichards. 1 down: Miss M. Smith and Miss Cameron, all sonaro; Miss M. O'Neil lost to Mrs. MofStt. j and I: Mrs. L.v casaie lost to Miss Dreadon. j and 4: Miss F. Cajlis lost to Miss O. Whiteley. 2 down: Mis 30. Slack and Mrs. Menries. all square.

The following plnyers_ will represent the Otahuhu Ladies' C-lub in a match against the Akarnna Ladies' Club at Otahuhu. on Thursday:—Miss Cutforth, Mrs. Hinkins, 'Miss Mel'sop, Mrs. McXeely, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Moffitt, Miss D rend on, Mr 3. Mcnzies, Mrs. Keljsey, Miss B. Wyllie.

WAITEM ATA CLUB. The following were the best scores in ♦he first yound of tho Alison Memorial Cup played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club:—J. Hogan, 71, 5C 6: M. O'Connor. 77, 10—67; M. Bailey. 93. 24—69; A. "Weir, 91. 24—70; E. Harper. S2. 12—70; J. Clark, S7. 16—71; U. Hume. 87. 16—71.

The play-off for the Laing Memorial was won by M. S. O'Connor, and tho junior medal handicap by J. W. Clark.

HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the monthly tnedal. arid first round of the Jennings Cup, to be played by members of the Hamilton Ladiea' Golf Club to-day. starting at the first tee at 12.15 p.m.. other players following nt intervals of four minutes:— Mrs. C. Blundell v. Miss J. Masters. Mrs. P. E. Cleary v. Miss H. Foeke, Mrs. C. A. Arthur v. Mrs. A. Joll. Mrs. W. Batt v. Mrs. F. Mnndcr, Miss M. McKenaie v. Mrs. T. A. Milroy. Mrs. O. N. Gower v. Mrs. C. O. Bennett. Mrs. D. Hay v. Miss R. Dawson. Mrs. H. D. Matthews v. lira. E. J. Mears, Mrs. J. White v. Mrs. G. Primrose. Mrs. F,. M. Musters v. Mrs. P. Dingle. Miss E. Hammond v. Miss K. Wilson, Mrs. T. C. Eraser v. Mi3s Eyre. Mrs. C\ Sutclifro v. Miss Rimmer, Mrs. W. J. King v. Mrs. Miller. Miss K. Oliver v. Miss V. Cann, Mrs v N. Jacobsen v. Mrs. Tlawliugs, Miss E. Norris v. Mrs. X Peterson. Mrs. E. Bartlett v. Mrs. A English. Mrs. J. J. Standi in v. Miss B. Vickery, Miss G Hammond v. Miss M. McLean.

Starting at. tho seventh tee.—Mrs. Tt. English v. Mrs. J. F. Strang. Mrs. ft. P. Hazard v. Mrs. J. P. O'Suilivan. Mrs. ,L. Chamberlain v. Mrs. M. M. Hoc-kin. Mrs. X. Rntcliffe v. Mrs. A. James. Miss "Rees v. Miss J. Terunler. Miss A. Coventry v. Mrs. W. M. Horton, ,Mrs. W. H, Home V. Mrs. P. G. Russell. Mrs. W. Aitken v. Mis 3 Stevens, Miss H, Heywnnd v. Mrs. F. House.

The Jennings Cup i 3 open to players with * handicap of scratch io 30. Players nnablo to play at the time drawn, will nlease arrange to chanee with another pair. Saturday players will play their medal round and first round of the Jennings Cup on The second round of the Jennings Cup will be played on August 21. Canadian foursomes will bo played on Monday next. Players are requested to enter in pairs, for opponents to be drawn. •The following members have reduced their handicaps:—Mrs. R. P. Hazard*. 'Mrs. F. C. House, Mrs. W. Aitken, Mrs. H. Matthews. The folio win? scores were returned in the C grade match played last Thursday:— Mrs. F. C. House, 111 (winner); Mrs. T. Pemberton. 101.

Members are requested to refrain from eractisirig putting on tho ISth green, and to replaeo their divots.

CONTEST AT WHAKATANE.

[BY TELEi.n.VTH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] ' TE PUKE, Monday.

Members of the Te Puke Golr Club played the Mokoroa Club, at Whakatane, yesterday, and after an interesting and evenly contested competition To Puke won by 8 games. Tho rosults, Te Puke names mentioned first, are:— Ladies.—Mrs. Budd lost to Mrs. Arm- • trong, 4 and 3; Miss Watson lost to Mrs. Hyde. 5 and 3: Miss Mollgaard and Mrs. Sloaue. illl square; Mrs. Westlake defeated Mrs. Appleby. 3 and 1: Mrs. Halfo defeated Mrs. Ilyde. 2 and 1: Mrs. Gerring dofeated Mrs. Dev/ar, 5 and 4; Mrs. Webber defeated Mrs. Holmes. 2 up; Miss Herring defeated Mi' 3. Hammill. 8 and 6; Mrs. Fox defeated Mrs. Knight. 1 up; Mrs. Martyu lost to Mrs. Sutcliffo. I down. Men.—Ralfo lost to Chadwick, 4 and 3; Hookey defeated Knight. 4 and 3; Simpson lost to R.ydo, 2 down: Wesllako and rlanimill, all square; Voitch and Appleby, all square; If. Molgaard lost to Sloane, 1 dowu; Tuvlor lost to C. lt.vde. 5 and 3; Bradley defeated MrAlister, t and 3: Holden defeated Sharkey. 3 and 1; DufT defeated Wilson, 2 and 1. Ladies' Four-ball. —Mrs. Budd and Miss Watson lost to Mrs. Armstrong ami Mrs. Ryde. 3 and Miss Mollgaard and Mrs.Westlake beat Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. Appleoy. 2 and 1; Mrs. Knife and Mrs. C.crrmt? beat Mrs. Sloane arid Mrs. Dewrir; V and Miss Gerring lost to ..Irs. Holmes 'J"d Mrs. Hamnvill, 1 down:, Mrs. I'ox and Mrs. Mnrtyn defeated Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Sutcliffo, "2 nn. , ~ , , Men's Four-ball.--T!nlfe and Hookey and Chadwick and Knight, all square; Simpson and Westlake beat Hyde and Hammill 2 Tip; Veitch and Mollgaard defeated Anplpby n.7j d Slon-ce, 3-and I; Taylor and Bradley bent Rydo and Dewar. 'i and 2; Holden and Dnff beat Sharkey and Wilson. 1 up.