GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20385, 14 October 1929, Page 16

GOLF.

THE AUCKLAND CLUB.

matches for championships.

The ftcw holes on the Auckland Golf Club's course wore all opened for play at Middlemoro on Saturday and the full course was played on for the first time. Ihe conditions generally wero excellent and many good scores were returned. . In the senior championship tho following matches wero playedlyrst round. . M Gordon bent 11. 0. Gardner, 1 up. «• Rainger beat J P. Aldred 6 and 4. Second round: W. S. Ralph beat W. A. Donald. 2 up; F. Mucky beat R. G. Rainger, - and I. Tho remaining two matches between H. Plmnlov and W. N. Abbott and b. Ij. Bartlcet and C M. Gordon have not yet b Tho P second round of matches in the junior championship resulted as follows J. F. Ewen beat J. A. Peacock. 7 and 5. J. B. Elliot beat W. Wilson, 1 up; I. Dawson beat T. W. J. Johnson. 4 and 3, A L. Sledman beat V. Masters, 3 and 1. A medal competition was also played, and resulted as followsll. Henderson. 84, 14-70- W. Pavitt. 81. 13—71; N. Louissou. 78. G—72; J. Helluby, 88, 16—72. Tho following team will represent tlio Auckland Golf Club against the Maungakiekie Club next Saturday, at Middlemore, tho first pair to tee off at 12.23 p.m.: R. D. Wright. W. S. Ralph. 11. Plumley, W, A. Donald, E. L. Bartleet, P. J. Western W. N". Abbott, R. G. Rainger, Iv. O. Gardner. L. W. Delph, A. Boddington, r. Macky, N. Louisson. C. M. Gordon. It. lidmarsh H. V. Coverdale. D. B. Mansergh, G H. Abel. C. Jacobsen. D. MacCormick, J. P. Aldred. T. Kissling. V r . W. Wilson. W. B. C'olbeck. Emergencies: G. F. I'oote, R. F. Johnston. J. B. Lusk. Tho following will represent the Auckland Golf Club in a match against tho Pupuke Club at Pupuko next Saturday:—ll. Williams. A. J. Friedlander. W. G. Borrio (captain), C. F. Gardner, B. C. Jacobs, D. Robertson. J. K. Lusk, R. B. Wilson. 11. Henderson, V. Masters, M. R. Reid, T. R. Brett.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB

Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club played a bogey handicap at One Tree Ilill on Saturday. Following were the best cards returned:—L. Knight (11). R. E. Craig (11). 1 up; J. F. Rankin (9). E. A. Robb (15), A. K. Turner (15). all square; J. M. Elliott (11), 1 down. There will be a medal handicap at One Tree Hill next Saturday, purtners to be drawn.

A four-ball' match was played by members at the Titirangi links oil Saturday under ideal conditions The best card was returned by T. Goudie and N. McLean, 0 up on bogey, W. J. A. Thomson and A. C. McArthtir being 5 up. Tho final of the junior and C grade championship has been completed, J. Rankin beating N. McLean, 3 and 2, and A. E. Saunders defeating A. E. MoKeown at the thirty-sixth hole. In the play-ofl in tho tie which resulted in the medal competition. It. M. Dacre bent E. E Beeton, the former returning 62, 12—70. and the latter 91, 10 —75. The following will represent the Maungakiekio Golf Club in an inter-club match with tho Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday next: —S. Morpeth, R. M, George. H. Brinsden, J. Hockin, T. Goulding, _W. L. Robinson, C. S. Western, A. Goulding, A. E. Robinson, V. L. Humphries, R. McCrystall. H. A. Randrup. J. Methven. R. L. Wilson. G. Talliss, F. Trice, A. V. Peace, A. J. Good, R. M. Dacre. H. L. Robson. A. B. Joplin, W. .T. A. Thomson, E. Ohlson, J. Carnachan. Reserves: T. Burns, A. .T. Hamilton, S. S. Hunter. A. Holdgate. Any player who cannot participate in the match is asked to communicate with the secretary.

MAUNGAKIEKLE LADIES' CLUB,

Following is the draw for the four-ball, best-ball medal match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill to-morrow, commencing at 10.45 in order of the draw: —Miss A. Grove and Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Beattie and Miss Stubbs, Miss G. Easton and Mrs. Robb v Miss Potter and Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Rcid and Miss D. Stewart v. Mrs. Baxton and Miss Cooke. Mrs. O'Leary and Miss Haslett v. Mrs.. Schnauer and Miss Richardson, Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. * Russell and Miss Russell. Mrs. White and Miss Miller v. Miss J. Easton and Miss Harvey, Miss G. Parr aud Mrs. Burton v. Miss Carnachan and Mrs. Lovett. Mrs. I'aterson and Mrs. Spinlev v. Mrs. Mcllraitb and Mrs. Roberts, Miss McCabe and Miss Johnston v. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Mueller. Miss Coath and Miss Hacket v. Mrs. Henrys and Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Malcolm v. Mrs. Baird and Mrs. Bourke. Mrs. Houghton and Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. Miller and Miss Ponsford. Miss E. White and Miss F. Stitt v Miss Finnerty and Mrs. Chappcll. Miss llhams and Miss Evans v. Miss Thompson and Miss C. Well*. Miss Walker and Miss Moody v. .Mifi* Lawrence and Miss E. Schnauer. Ninth Tec—Mrs. Broughton. and Mrs. Ooidwater v Miss Mullington and Mies Blackburn, Miss E. Hardiey and Mrs. Kilner v. Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Norton. Miss H. Hardiey and Mr* Ward v. Miss Lamb and Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Restall and Mrs. Hutchison v. Miss Knsdowj) and Mies Ronayne. Mrs- Joplin and Miss Robson v. Miss M. Bailey and Mrs. Alison.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. A most enjoyable At llonie was spent at Akarana yesterday When members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club and friends from Maungakiekie, Glandowie, Otahuhu, Pupuke and Papakura took part in a foursomes competition, the visitors afterwards being entertained to afternoon tea at the clubhouse. The trophies were won by Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Rushton, who returned a score of 101. 23—78. Other scores were:—Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Cox, 108, 2K—SO; Miss Jones and Miss I'. Peel, 115, ."51—SI. Mrs. Brook-Smith and Mrs. Maeefield were awarded the consolation prize.

GLKNDOWIE CLUB. The teams match played between senior members of the Titirangi and Glendowie Golf Clubs ended in a draw. Six games were won by either side. .Results were as follows; C. Allcott lost to T. A. Coulding, 2 down; IT. Chins beat It. McCrystnl, 3 and 2; Dr. Horton lost to A. M. Goulding, 2 and 1; E. Hutchison beat H. Robson, i and 3; K Edmonds lost to I!. M. Lucre, 2 and 1; P. Nicholls beat E. Olsen, 7 and 6; S. Woods beat A. (r. Good, 3 and 1; A. Duthio beat Glarnahan, <1 and 3; G. Kissling lost to W. Holdgate, 3 and 2; E. J. Richardson lost to A. B. Joplin, 5 and -1; U. Rawlineon lost to C. Robinson, 7 and G: 0. Wolfgramni beat A. J. Parr, 3 and 2. The result of tho bogey handicap played by thoso not takin* part in tho inter-club match was:—A. E. Sloman, 1 down: IS. Snedden, 1 down: U. A. Forgic, 2 down: A. Horspool, 2 down: P. Trice, 2 down: F. Fararu, 2 down; T. Russell, 2 down; C. R. Hewson, 2 down. N. Snedden won the play-off. , , , Tho pairs who tied in the mixed foursomes played last week settled the issue during tho week-end. C. Allcott and Mrs. Hintz won from Thomson and Miss M. English. The winners were 2 down on bogey.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the flag match to be played on Wednesday by members of the Glendowio Ladies' Golf Club for a prize presented by Mrs. Hayes:—Mrs. Hill v. Mrs. Hintz. Mrs. Hutchison v. Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Rennic v. Miss Brookfield, Miss Maden v. Miss Johnson, Mrs. Miller v. Mrs. Mathieson, Mrs. Browne v. Miss W, Hintz, Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Warren, Miss Dale v. Miss Lundon. Miss M. English v. Miss Sharland, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Lawrence, Miss O. English v. Miss Sutton, Miss Colebrook v. Miss Kales. Tho draw for tho C grade match is ns follows:—Miss Pagni v. Mrs. Holdsworth, Mrs. Cahill v. Mrs. Montgomery, Mias Meadows v. Miss Wells, Miss Wright v. Miss Odell, Miss Gaud in v. Miss Adams. The L.G.U. silver medal was won by Mrs. Browne, and the bronze medal by Miss D. Brookfield. The Cameron Cup wiU be held for the year by Miss D. Brookfield.

THE ONEWHERO CLUB

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

TUAKAU, Saturday

Tho nowly-formed Onewhero Coif Club concluded its first season to-day, A bogey match was played. J. Potua won in tho men's division, with E. Cameron runner-up. In the ladies' division Miss_ Muir, Waiuku, and Mrs. Johnson tied for first place. Tho club championship has been won by A. Allen, with R. N. Johnson runner-up. Mrs. Johnson won the ladies' championship, with Miss M. Cameron runner-up.

PAEROA SEASON ENDS

[BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

PAEROA, Sunday. The Paeroa Golf Club's season was closed yesterday; when there was a largo attendance of players. Several competitions were held, the winners being as follows:—H'anna Shield, Mis. Silcock and A. E. Surry; putting competition, ladies, Mrs. Bray; putting, men, Mr A. P. Stedman; nine-holo match, ladies. Miss Ellis; nine-hole match, men, rr "IV 1 ■ nov ' ce match. Miss Argall. .trophies won by the lady players during the season wero presented as follows Club championship, Mrs. H. Bray; open club ?Vtii Bray; monthly medal rounds. Mr*. Miller, Mrs. Bray, Miss Gibb and Miss Forrest; eclectic handicap, Mrs. Miller; Mrß. Hubbard's trophy, Mrs. Bray; lour-ball match, Misses Gibo; bogey match, r?-ui * * lbb; Be , aled hole match, Miss M. Gibb; first-year players' 12-holo match. Miss t orrest, The 18-holes and flag matches were both won by Miss Forrest. Ibo president, Mr. A. Pellow, expressed pleasure at the successful season the club had experienced.

AKARANA CLUB. Following aro the results of a bogey competition played by motnbers of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday for a tronhy presented by the preßident, Mr. C. M. Cox:—• V. L. Baker, 3 up; J. Swanson, 1 up; 8. Mcßodie, all square; G. L. Wynyard. all square; H. R. Tyler, all square; A. M. Henderson, all square; G. Cheltenham, 1 down; A. E. Young, 3 down; F. Bozelden, 3 down.

riJKEKOHE CLUB'S SEASON.

[by telegraph.—own correspondent.] PUKEKOHE, Saturday. The Pukekoho Golf Club's season was officially terminated to-day. A mixed foursomes match was hold and a largo number of players, including visitors from other clubs, took part. Mr. and Mrs. Pavitt, Papakuru, 40 17—29, and Miss Duncan and K. Pike, Pukekoho, 48 10—29, tied for first place. The play-off went to a further nino holes and was won on the laßt hole by Mr. and Mrs. Pavitt. Other loading cards wero as follows:—Miss O'Neill and Coyle, 40, 15—31; Miss Arbuckle and Freeman, 43, 12—31: Br. and Mrs. McWhirter, 47, 15—32. At tho close of play the trophies won during the season wero presented by tho president of the club, Mr. J. Itoulston, sen., assisted by the president of the ladies' division. Mrs. David Ronlston.

CHRISTCHURCH CLUB

FINAL OF CHAMPIONSHIP,

[UVr TELEGRAPH. —I'RESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH. Sunday. In the Christchurch Golf Club'e championship final E. M. Macfarlano beat E. Puniplirey, 5 and 3.