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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20596, 21 June 1930, Page 17

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TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. In the handicap match play tourney for the Ballin Cup, played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, the semi-finals have been reached. Every game in the sixth round was hard-fought, with the following results:—Miss A. Grove (12) beat Mrs. O'Leary (14), 3 and 2; Miss K. Horton (10) beat Miss M. Richardson (19), 3 and 2; Mrs. Banister (9) beat Mrs. J. L. Finlay (13), 1 up; Miss P. Carr (19) beat Mrs. Deighton (7), 1 up. The semi-finals must be completed by June 30. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Tlio following team will represent the Aknrana Ladies' Golf Club in an interclub match against the Waitcmala Ladies' Club at Waitemata next Thursday:—Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Neale, Miss M. Pcet, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Ross, Miss T. Jones, Mrs. Fcarnley, Miss O'Callagan, Miss O'Callagan, Mrs. Grant, Miss P. Peet. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the four-ball best-ball match to be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:—Mrs. Nevill and Miss Duder, Mrs. Atkinson and Miss O'Brien, Mrs. C. Prime and Miss Williams, Mrs. llogan and Miss Stronach, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Harper and Miss King, Mrs. Ilay and Mrs. Spic.er, Miss Macindoc and Miss Bartleet, Mrs. Bavley and Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Clouston and Miss Jackson, Mrs. Gooding and Mrs. L. Prime, Mrs. Lewin and Mrs. Downer, Sirs. Walsh and Mrs. Rowan, Miss Mason and Mrs. MacDougall, Miss M. Nevill and Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Harvey and M\?s Palariet, Miss MacGlashan and Mrs. Parkinson. The last L.G.U. medal was won by Miss M. Nevill, 83, 23—65. The C grade match was won by Miss D. Duder, 109, 36—73. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a bogey inMch to bo played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club to-day for a trophy donated by Miss Cutforth: —• Miss Richards v. Miss A. Katz, Miss E. Whiteley v. Mrs. Lloyd-White, Miss R. O'Loughlen v. Mrs. Currie, Miss 0. Whiteley v. IMiss M. Hill, IMiss Dreadon v. Miss E. Hill. Mrs. Boyco v. Mis 3 B. Wyllie, Mrs. Kelsey v. Miss Wallace, Miss E. Katz v. Miss A. Wlivte, Miss Cutforth v. Mrs. Valentine, Miss Percy v. IMiss Denize, Mrs. Moflitt v. Miss Mellsop, Miss Parton v. Miss E. O'Loughlen, Miss Sutherland v. Miss G. Wliyte, Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Wallace. Mis 3 Leonard v. Mrs. Connell, Miss Wills v. Dr. G. Rowley, IMiss Reynolds v. IMiss Muir, Miss M. Clark v. Miss Blakey, Miss Lamb v. Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Massey v. Miss Smith, Miss Simirionds v. Mrs. Heather. The following players will represent the Otahuhu Ladies' Club in a match against the Papakura Ladies' Club at Otahuhu on Thursday, at 1 p.m.:—Miss M. Hill, Mrs. Boyce, Miss B. Wyllie, Miss A. Whyte, Miss E. Hill, Miss B. Tims, Miss Wills, Mrs. Massey, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Connell, Mrs. Cox, IMiss Reynolds. NORTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY. SECOND ROUND WINNERS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.J "VVHANGAREI, Friday. The second day of the North Auckland golf championship was held to-day in most adverse weather, heavy rain prevailing all day. The first round resulted as follows: — R. 0. Gardner beat Davidson, 6 up and 5; P. Gardner beat Jouneaux, by default; Tollis beat Guerin, 6 and 5; Gillespie beat Salvair, 2 up; Cumberworth beat Ramsey, 5 and 3; Morrison beat Christensen, 5 and 3; Buckley beat McLean, 5 and 4; Conaghan beat Maitland, 2 up. In the second round P. R. Gardner defeated R. 0. Gardner, 4 up and 2; Tollis defeated Gillespie, 5 and 4; Cumberworth defeated Morrison, 6 and 4; Conaghan defeated Buckley, 5 and 4. The play-off in the lie of the medal round yesterday morning was v.on by T. Guerin, net 68 (Kaikohc). The second medal handicap was won by E, P. Ramsey, 82, 16 —66. Other good cards were:— P. Gardner, 85, 18—67; T. Guerin, 92, 24—68. To-morrow the semi-final and final of the championship will bo decided, together with a bogey handicap and a four-ball best-ball bogey. ! LADIES' CORONATION MEDAL. MIRAMAR PLAYER WINS. [ux TELEGRAPH. —PRESS 'ASSOCIATION'.] WELLINGTON, Friday. The following is the official result of the Ladies' Golf Union's home links Coronation Medal match, which was played by all clubs in New Zealand during the last week in May. The scratch score for the particular course is given in parentheses in each case. The winner (five strokes under the scratch score) was Mrs. Richmond, Miramar (78), 89, handicap 16—73. The following players recorded three strokes under the scratch score:—Miss W. Scott, Manawatu (76), 88, 15—73; Mrs. Whitehead, Poverty Bay (77), 92, 18—74. The following players recorded two strokes under the scratch score: —Miss M. Bcadel, Christcburch (74), 79, 7 —72; Mrs. A. I'. Houston, Gore (68), 83, 17—66; Miss P. Lowes, Eketahuna (75), 88, 15—73. The following players recorded ono under the scratch score:—Mrs. Agar, Motueka (70), 85, 16- 69; Mrs. Findlay, Titirangi (75), 88, 14—74: Mrs. M. Grant, Timaru (76), 91, 16—'5; Miss Millar, Poverty Bay (77), 92, 16-76; Miss McLoughlin. Thames (76), 93, 18—75; Mrs. Pearce, Hutfc (76), 88, 13—75; Mrs. W. A. Scott, Timaru (76), 87, 12—75; Miss W. Watson, To Puke (76), 92, 17—75. The following were equal to the scratch score:— Miss Cook, Olago (76), 93, 17 —76; Mrs. Gibson, Otago (76), 87, 11—76; Mrs. M. Wills, Eltham (77), 93, 16—77.