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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20375, 2 October 1929, Page 16

GOLF.

•TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB.

Members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club will play a flag match to-morrow, starting at 30.45 a.m.. for a trophy presented by Miss J. Easton, playera to leave at four-mirute intervals from the first tee. Following is the draw: —Mi 33 K. Hortou v. Miss Napier, Mrs. Rutherford v. Miss G. Easton. Mi.s. Beattio v. Miss Richardson, Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Deighton, Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. Mrs. Endean, Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Alison v. Mrs. Taylor, Miss Grove v. Mrs. Grevutt. Mrs. Shroff v..Miso Bray, Miss Russell v. Miss D. Stewart. Miss Comaga v. Mrs. liussell. Miss Gricrson v. Mrs. McArthur, Mis 3 Haslett v. Miss G. Parr, Miss K. Fouhy v. Mrs. Paterson, Miss'T.'Ea&ton v. Miss Carnachan, Miss M. Fouhy v. Miss Miller. Mrs. Melrose v. Mrs. Brown. Miss M. Cooke v. Mrs. Cain. Miss A Fouhy v. Mrs. C. Robinson, Mrs, Hortou v. Miss S. Johnston. Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. Lovett, Miss Robson v. Miss Harvey, Miss Hftcket v. Mrs. Miller, Miss Coath v. Misr Pickett. Miss Lawrence v. Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Gardener v. Mrs. Richardson, < Mrs G. I. Finlay v. Mrs. Gyllies. Miss Moody v. Mrs. Court, Mrs. Moore-Jones v. Mrs. Spinlev. Mrs. Bert Cooke v. Miss McGlashai). Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. Darrow, Miss M. Bailey v. Mr 3. Noitou. Miss F. Hall v. Mrs J. B. Johnston.. Miss E. Hardier, v. Miss Iv. Wells. Mi S3 11. Hardley v. Missl L. White, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke. Mrs. Grant v. Miss Evans. Mrs. G. A. Hardley v Miss L. Halh Mis 3 Tiarks v. Mrs. Restall. Mrs. Campbell v. another. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. handicap medal match will bo Played by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club at the Titirangi links on Saturday for the captain's piize. Partners will be drawn.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following was tho result of the L.G.IL medal handicap match played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at o:ne Tree Hill yesterday:— Seniors.—Miss K. Ilorton. 88. 12—76; Mrs. McArthur, 97, 19—78; Miss M. Miller. 95, 20—78; Missi C. Bray, 98, 17—81; Miss G. Easton. 98, 17—81. , _ Juniors.—Miss D. Lamb, 101, 34—70; Mrs. L. Norton,-105, 33—72; Mr 3. J. H. Stewart, 102, 28—74: Mrs. G. A. Hardley. 106, 32—74: Miss S./ Johnstone, 101, 26-75; Miss I. Walker. 103, 28-r75. The tie in the last L.G.U. medal match between Ming K. Horton and Mrs. Beattie was v/on by the former. The junior tie, between Miss C'arnachan and Mrs. Lloyd, was won by the former. The tie in the second grade of the eclectic snatch, between Miss 8. Johnstone and Mrs. G. Hardley. was won bv the latter. The tio In the junior bogey, between Mrs. E. Miller aud Miss E. Hardley, was won by the last-named. A medal handicap match will be tie.td next Tuesday for' trophies presented by Miss M. Haslett. i

OTAHUHU LADIES' GLUE. Following were the best scores returnee] In the Canadian medal foursome played by members of tho Otaluihu Ladies' Golf Club: —Misses Hill. 98. 34—G4 : Misses Cameron and R. Currie, 111; 34—77: Misses Sutherland and Leonard, 112, 35—77; Mrs. nipkins and Miss G. Whyte, 100, 28—78; Mrs. Moffitt' and Miss Tims. 114. 35r-79; Mrs. Menzies and Miss M. Clark, 110, 36—80; Mrs. Currie and Miss M. Katz, 111, 31—80. . | EVERSLIE CLUB. The following players will represent Hie SJjerslie Golf Club in the return match against the Otahuhu Club at. Everslie on SaturdayHogan, Freeman. Beechoy, Rhind. Wartlell. Rice. McDonald. J. O'Neill, I; O'Neill. Goddard, If. Watson, Tfobaon, T. G. Smith, Busing, Brewer, Scarell. Richardson, F. Parker. Emergencies: Pago and Egan. SOUTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY. THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMME. [dy telegraph.—own correspondent.] HAMILTON. Tuesday. The South Auckland golf tournament will commence on St, Andrews links, Hamilton., on Thursday. About 00 entries ftro expected. ... t 'iv ■ The programme will open with a, stroke handicap on Thursday morning. Tho first round of"the South Auckland championship nnd the first round of the _ St. Andrews match, will 013 played on Friday morning, ?nd Ir.e tournament will conclude on Saturday afternoon.'

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ■ ■ —- FINAL OF. SENIOR CUP, Y.M.C.A. DEFEATS BELMONT. The final of tho Auckland Football Association's Senior Division Cup was decided at Blandford I'ark last evening under floodlight, when Y.M.C.A. defeated Belmont by G goals to 1. Tho weather was showery,, but tho underfoot conditions were good. Following were tho teams:— Y.M.C.A.—Billiard, Mowatt. Otter, Malcolm, Chapman, Riddolls. Bartloy, Ross, Humphreys, C'lanachau, McAuslan. Belmont.—Wylio, Keinp, Litbgow, Buohan, A. Bach, M." Bach, Cleal, AVoodall, McLennan, Austin, Allen. Right from tho commencement Y.M.C.A. attacked, and n period of fast exchanges ml Belmont's half was finalised when Chapman heat Wylio from lons rango. Belmont: quickly retaliated* having Otter and Mowat defending hard until a free kick relieved tho pressure. Bart-ley whipped in a- couple of nice centres, which were not taken advantage of; then Belmont attacked, per medium of Cleal and "VVoodall. 'Hie movement. took play right to the Y.M.C.A. goalmouth, and Woodall had llilhard reaching for a first-time shot. There ensued a spell of play in which Y.M.C.A. was almost wholly the aggressor, but it could not get close enough to score. A change came, however, when Cleal moved nicely down the right flank and crossed tq Austin, who levelled the scores with a good scoop shot. The Belmont defence crumpled under the fierce onslaught, the ball eventually trickling into tho net from a melee in tho goalmouth. Y.M.C.A. was still attacking when hall-timo came, tho score being:—Y.M.C.A., 2; Bolmont, 1. Y M.C.A. was again to tho force on resuming, Bartley and C'lanachau combining dangerously. Lithgow sot tho Belmont forwards functioning. Cleal and Austin spoiling the combination, however, and the bull went behind. Activities swung to tho other end. Bartley finishing a fino solo effort by scoring. A few moments later McAuslan also worked through to bring Y.M.C.A,'a tally up to four. Chapman and McAuslan both hit tho crossbar with unstoppablo shots, but the rebounds were cleared ilt each case. McAuslan notched another goal off a centre from Bartley. Bolmont livoned up in tho face of this fresh reverso. but it could not break p.ast a stout defence. McAuslan secured his third g9al just bofore the end. tho tinal scoro being:—Y.M.C.A., 6: Belmont. 1.

CONTROL BOARD MEETING.

CAPS FOR REPRESENTATIVES. The control hoard of tho Auckland Football Association met last evening, the chairman, Mr. A. Meuzies, presiding. Mr. P. Furuell offered to present tho Auckland representatives with a set of caps. The offer was accepted, and Mr. Furnell thanked for his generosity. It was decided to hold a special general meeting in the Y.M.C.A. on October 28. A special sub-committeo is to bo set up to go into the question of arranging excursions during tho off season, the objoct being to keep tho club officials, playors and supporters of the code together during the summer months. MATCHES FOR SATURDAY. Following arc the fixtures for Saturday:— Falcon Cup Semi-final.—Tramways v. Bon Accord, Blandford Park, 3 p.m., Mr. E. Parkinson; Y.M.C.A. v. Manurewa, Outer Domain No. 1, 3 p.m., Mr. J. Campbell. Dacro Cup Final.—Ponsonby v. North Shore, Blandford Park, 1.30 p.m., Mr. Gaily. Third Grade Open.—Knock-out Final: Technical Old Boys v. New Lynn, Swsnson, 3 p.m., Mr. H. Alp. Third Intermediate. —Knock-out Final: Burnley v. Belmont. Outer Domain No. 2, 3 p.m., Mr. Novo. Fourth Gn.de.—Championship Final: Comrades v. Glen Eden, Outer Domain No. 1, 2 p.m., Mr. F. R. Wilson. The sixth and seventh grade championship finals will be played on October 12. GAME TO-MORROW NIGHT. SEMI-FINAL OF THISTLE CUP. The eemi-fina 1 of the Thistle Cup will bo played at Blandford Park to-morrow night, Bon Accord having been drawn to oppose Manurewa. The main game will commence at eight o'clock and a curtain-raiser will be played betv een two third-grade teams. Technical Old Boys and Hangers, starting at seven o'clock. Mr. A. Gaily will referee the e!\r'y game, while Mr. R. M. Beswick will control tht; Thistlo Cup semi-final.

SOUTH AUCKLAND FIXTURES. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] 'HAMILTON, Tuesday. The committee of the South Auckland Football Association met at Hamilton last evening. The principal business was consideration of a protest from tho Huntly Club against the result of its championship match last Saturday against Claudelands Rovers. One Claudelands player was alleged to bo ineligible, but tho complaint was dismissed as tho player had produced Ire clearance papers from Manawatu before taking part in matches in the Waikalo, and had also observed the residential qualifications. , The referee of tho match reported two Huntly players. It was 1 decided that an inquiry into the matte* - b& held next MondaMr. James Wallace. Huntly, was appointed to referee the South Auckland championship final match between Te Aroha and Claudelands Rovers at Hamilton next Saturday.

YACHTING.

RICHMOND CRUISING CLUB.

The annual meeting of the Richmond Cruising Club was held last evening, the president. >lr. J. Donald, presiding over a good attendance. Tho commodore, Mr. T. L. Thompson, said tbe past season had been an excellent one. a feature being tho annual regatta, which produced large entries and kec:: rating. The question of the club amalgamating with the I'onsonby Cruising. Club had bean discussed by both committeen. Two conferences were held, and the .Richmond committeo decided not to go any further with tho proposal. Now this decision had been reached the speaker asked all prcsont to do their best for the Richmond Club. The chairman said he was very pleased the amalgamation of tho two clubs did not come about. Tho Richmond Club had bean established 22 years, and ho hoped it would carry on for all time as a separate body. Tho balance-sheet showed a profit of £ls on tho year's working. Tho election of officers resulted as follows:—Patron, Mr. W. J. Holdsworth: vicepatron, Mr. J. Longbottom: president, Mr. J. Donald; vice-presidents, same as last year with tho addition of Mr. R. Francis; commodore. Mr. T. L. Thompson; vice-commo dore. Mr. G. Smith; rear-comirodoro, Mr. R. Judd; secretary, Mr. R. J. Thompson; treasurer, Mr. P. Downs; committee, Messrs. T. Bell, J. Sutherland. W. McCullough, R. Thompson, R. Judd, T. Hay, J. Wilcox, W. Herdegen, G. Humby, I. Dennis; delegates to Auckland Yacht and Motor Boat Association, Messrs. R. Judd and J. Wilcox; sailing committee, Messrs. T. Bell, F. Downs and E. Hayes. Messrs. G. E. Laycock and W. A. Wilkinson were elected honorary members of the club. Mr. Donald donated SS toward club funds, and also offered a medal as an aggregate prizo for tho boat securing tho moat number of points during the season. A .valuable) cup, to be 'won outright, was also presented by Mr. Longbottom.