GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20383, 11 October 1929, Page 18

GOLF.

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB.

Tho third round of an eclectic match for a prize fcrosented by the president, Mrs. Culling, wa3 played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club ai Middlemorc. The best scores returned were:—Mrs. Marshall, 75, 11—C4; Mrs. Muvphy. 80, 20—66; Miss G. Buddie. 81, 14-67; Miss H. Cutfield, 83, 10—07: Miss B. McQovern. SC, 18—G3; Miss V. Souter, 91. 33—61; Mrs. H. Hanna, 83, 21—62; Mrs. Finn, 86. 23—63; Mrs. Martin. 93, iSO—<s3; Mrs. Cox (second), 85, 21—G4: Miss I;.'. Souter (winner), 94. 31 63; Miss P. Coutts. 86, 21—65; Miss C. Martin, 97, 32 —65: Mis 3 Boddington, 98, 33 65; Mrs. Rovell, 92, 2(5-66; Miss T. Ruddock, 95, 20—66; Mis 3C. Rainger, 96, 30—66. Tho monthly bogey match will be played on Tuesday next, players to choose partners. jMAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Members of tho Maungakiekie Golf Club will play a bogey handicap at One Tree Hill to-morrow, players .to, choose partners. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. The best scores handed in yeatorday in the L.G.U. handicap played by members of tho Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club' Were as follows:—8eniorB: Miss A. Grove, 95, 19—76; Miss C. Bray, 93, 17 —76; Miss Richardson, 97, 19—78: Mrs. Russell. 9S, 19—79; Mrs. Alison, 92, 13—79; Miss M.. Miller, 99, 20-79. , ' Juniors: Mrs. Paterson, 92, 21—71: Miss M. Cooke, 96. 23—73: Mrs. Lovett, 93, 25 73; Miss Pickett, 102, 28—71; Miss Duder, 99, 21—75. EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho medal mafch play for a trophy presented by Mrs. A. G. Smith to be plaved by members of tho Everslio Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:— Miss Slack v. Miss F. Callis,. Miss B. Agmen Smith v. Mrs. Goddard. Mrs. .T, Richardson v. Miss O. Wright. Miss B. Cos/rravo v, >fr3. X#ever. Mish O'Neill v. Miss M. Smith, Miss B. Arbucklo v. Mrs. Bubinjr, Mrs. Bilkey v. Miss J. Little. Miss E. Clcary v. Mis 3 G. Rushworth, Miss I. Turner v Miss A. Colo. Mrs. F. Lacassie v. Mrs. S. D. Rice. Mrs. Wardell v. Miss J. Derbyshire,, Mrs, G, Aitcheson v. Mißs M. Francis, Miss J. Wilson v. Miss M., f'altridae. Mrs. Boles v. Mrs. R. Finlay. Mrs. Mcßae v. Mrs.. Francis. Mrs. Bethune v. Miss A. Derbyshire. PUPUKE CLUB. A bogey handicap match will be played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club tomorrow for a trophy presented by Mr. F. H. Mingav. players to chooao partners. THE OTOROHANGA CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] O'JIOROHANGA, Thursday. The draw for tho captain's trophy competitions, to be played on Saturday by members of the Otorohanga Golf Club, ia oa follows: Men.—Gilberd v. Craig, Merrin v. Martin, Fortescue v. D. Liddy, Simma v. Morley, Rees v. Hudson, Cowern v. Falconor, Alexander v. Prescott, Love v. G. S. Fry, G. H. Fry v. K. Liddy. Innes-Joncs v. Korr, Smith v. Howarth, Drubo v. Parr, Hilder v. Irvino, Selbio v. Farmer, Leigh v. another.

Ladies.—Miss Rcelinl v. Miss Ware. Mrs. Morley v. Miss McCready, Miss M. Hitchings v. Mrs. . Skinner, Mrs. Alexander v. Mr 3. Corbett, Mrs, Purr v. Miss Hobson, Mrs. Irvino v. Miss Tiorr.ey, Mrs. Farmer v. Miss Hall, Miss D. Briggs v. Miss Kerr, Miss Glover v. Miss Quinlan, Miss Hoyle v. Miss Laws. An L.G.U. medal round will also bo played, the diaw b(iing as follows:—Mrs. Simms v. Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Patterson v. Miss Barker, Miss Ilitchings v. Miss Wills, Mrs, Cowern v. Mrs. Ilitchings, Miss Mossmdnv. Mrs. Franks, Miss Symes v. Miss Hopkirk, Miss Lines-Jones v. another.

WELLINGTON LADIES' TITLE.

DEFEAT OF MISS CULLING.

[KX TJaEdnATH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

WELLINGTON, Thursday.

The Wellington provincial ladies' golf championship was concluded on tlio Herctaunga links to-day, whon Miss Beadel, of Cliristcliurch, defeated Miss Culling, of Auckland, 3 up and 1 to play. The gallery of about 100 was not treated to a liighclass display, as both players appeared to bo puttering from tlio effects of thoir strenuous games at tbo New Zealand championship tourney at Cliristchurch. In the eemi-flnal Miss Beadel boat Miss McClure, 3 and 2, and Miss Culling beat Miss Chrystall nt tho 10th. Miss McCluro was not playing up to her best, form, her putting being generally weak. In tho gamo between Miss Culling and Miss Chrystall, although it went to the 10th hole, thoro wore no outstanding incidents. In tho fmul Miss Culling won tho first hole, at which Miss Beadel took three putts, but at the short third Miss Beadel drew all square. Miss Culling hooked her teo shot atlhn fotirth into the Hutt River hofe Beadel did the aamo at the next Miss Beadel wan 1 up at. the turn and increased her lead nt. th« 11th and 12th. Miss Culling won tho 14th, but. the next iS° i^M. ro .""d the end came at tho 17th. which Mirs Beadel won in 6 to 6, winning the match and the championship. 3 and 1.