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EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. Following ; 3 j], e w for a sealed hole competition for Miss Smith's trophy to bo by members of the Everslio Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday next:—Mrs. Bilkey v \ M.™- nson, Miss Rushworth v. Miss O'Neill, Miss B. Rushworth v. Mrs. Fitiri^Y^i 8 . 8 r ifibt v. Miss Smith. Miss J. Derbyshire v. Mrs. Lever, Miss Thomas v. Mrs. Rice. Miss 1. Turner v. Miss Wilson, Miss A. Derbyshire v. Miss Aginen-Sniith. Miss Callis v. Miss Little, Miss Cosgrave v. Mt«. W ardell, Miss Francis v. Miss Cole, Mrs. Goddard v. Mrs. Busing. LADIES' INTER-CLUB MATCH. Members of the Everslio and Papakura Ladies' Golf Clubs played an inter-club match at Everslio, tho latter winning seven games, three being lost and one all square. Following are the results, Papaktira names being mentioned first in each case:—Miss White beat Miss Little, 3 and 2; Miss Wilkins lost to Mrs. Goddard, G and 4; Miss I. Walters and Miss Smith, all square; Mrs. Rnshton beat Mrs. Busing, G and 5; Mrs. Foote beat Mrs. Bilkey, 1 and Miss M, Walters boat Miss Cosgrave, 8 and 7; Mrs. Brooks lost to Miss Callis, G and 4; Mrs. Tilston lost to Mrs. Johnson, C and 5; Miss McLennan won by default; Mrs. Pavitt beat Miss Wilson, G and 4; Miss O'Callaghan beat Miss J. Derbyshire, 2 and 1. AKARANA CLUB. The members of the Aknruna Golf Club will play the second round of the Roskill Cup on Saturday. Players may choosa their own partners. The Canadian foursomes match, which was to have been played next Saturday, has been postponed until July 5. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. The following team will represent the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club in an interclub match against the Papaktira Ladies' Club at Papnkura on Saturday:—Miss Darrtich. Miss Griffin, Mrs. Gilmore, Miss TylerDavies, Miss Fernley. Miss Smith, Miss Longdill, Mrs. Ross, Miss McGee, Mrs. Sutton, Miss Wytiyurd, Miss Joyce. PUPUKE CLUB. Members of the. Pupuke Golf Club played the second ronnd of the president's prize, stroke play. The best cards returned are as follows:—Johnston. 83, 11—69; Greville, 83, I-1— 69: Thompson, 78. 8—70; Sellers. 90. '20 —70; Lane, 84. 12—72; Davidson, 03, '24—74; Taylor, 92, 18—74; Malcolm, 91, 16—75; McCorkindale, 100, '2l—7G; Saunders, 91, 14—77; Mills, 88. 11—77: de Clive-Lowe, 92, 15—77; Kingsford, 92, 15—77; Matthews. 9(5, 18—78; Norris, 97. 19—7S; Black, 102, 24—78; Robinson, 93, 14—79; Goldwater, 90, 11—79; Gould. 93. 14—7!); Drowcr. 95. IS—79; Lush, 101, 22—79. The following players will represent tho Pupuke Club in a teams match at Titirangi on Saturday next: —Thompson. Minoguo. Goldwater, Mills, SherrifTs, Short, Chambers, Bennett, Johnston, Howie, Hunt, Greville. C Grade, at Pupuke.—Do dive-Lowe. Entwißtle, Kingsford, Robinson, Drower, Ansell, Malcolm, Stemson, Taylor, Hopkins, Chisholm, Williams, Foster. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB.
Tha following players will represent the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club in a match against this Akarana Club at Waitemata on Thursday, commencing at 11.30 a.m.;— Mrs. Hay, Mr;-. Atkinson, Mrs. Nevill, Miss Nevill. M.rs. Clouston, Mrs. Prime, Mrs. Harper, Miss Macindoe, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Bayley, Miss Mason, Mrs. Gooding. Emergencies: Mrs. Lewin, Miss N. Mason, Mrs. Foster. OTAHUHU LADIES* CLUB. Following were the best scores in the bogey match played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club for a tronhy donated by Miss Cntforth:—Mrs. Currie. all square; Miss Sutherland. 1 down' Miss Wallace, 1 doivn; Mis 3 M. Hill, 3 down; Miss Pnrton,' 3 down; Mrs. Moffitt, 4 down. The flag match, for a trophy donated by Miss Mellsop, was won by Miss E. Whiteley. who carried the flag to the edge of the 18th green. Following are the results of the match against Papakura at Otahuhu, Papakura names being givon first:—Mrs. Liuigford beat Mjss M. Hill, 1 up; Mrs. Urquhart lost to Mrs. Boyce, 1 and 2; Miss Andre beat Miss Ut. Wyllie, 5 and 4: Mrs. Knight lost to Misi* A. Whyte, 4 and 2; Mrs. Bradstreet lost to Miss E. Hill. 3 and 2; Mrs. ConnelP beat Xiiss B. Tims. 2 up; Mrs. Watts find Miss Wills, all square; Mrs. Pcgler beat Mrs. Massey, 2 and 1; Miss Finlayson beat Mrs. Richards. 4 and 2: Miss Coxhead lost to Mrs. Council, 2 down. MANUKEWA LADIES' CLUB. Following is tho draw for the flag match to bo played by members of the Manurewa Ladies' (Rolf Club to-morrow, commencing at 11 a.iln.:—Mrs. Adlam v. Miss .Tuckes, Mrs. Flenning v. Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. ..Tenkins v. Jlrs. Shug..ir, Mrs. White v. 'Miss King, Miits Nelson v. Mrs. Mainland, Mrs. Oakea v. Miss Barnard, Mrs. Martin v. Miss Seth- Smith, Mrs. Edeley v. Miss Grey, Mrs. Campbell r. Mrs. Rushton. }
PUKKKOHE Y. PAPAKUR A. A match \bet ween (he Pukekohe and Papakura Golf \Clubs was played on tlie Papakura links ton Saturday. The visitors won by nine giAmea to four. Details follow, Papukura 11: lines first :—Smith lost to Coyle, 1 down; Br, idstreet beat Lawson. <> and 5; Olsen lost to l Schlaepfer, 5 and t; Bridgmtin lost to Mc\\ liirter, 2 down; J'avitt lost to Payne, 6 and 5; J. PJlliott belt Charlesworth, 5 ant I 4; Langford lost to Wilson, 1 down; Mathieson beat Jobson, 5 and 4; Hutchinson and Johns, all sou arc; Brooks lost to J. Roulstc n. '2 down; T. McLennan beat Pike. 1 up; Kobbins lost to Sellar, 4 and 2; L. .McLennan and Drake, all square; Beams and t Ituart, all square; Tilston lost to Spooner, a and 7; V. Elliott lost to Fiudlay, 3 an 1 J 2. PLa)Y AT WAIUKU. [BV TKLEGIi.M'IJ. —OWN COERESPONDENT. J WAIUKU, Monday. Members of\thr Waiuku Golf Club competed 011 Satiyrday in the first round for the BloomfieldJCup. Results were:—llowden beat Smith, 41 and 3; Forbes beat Shakespeare, 3 and 'lf; .Terrain beat Ohlson, 5 and •1; Ducker benft Bloom field, 5 and 3; Munro beat Hill, 2 unjd 1. PAPAIvUpA LADIES' CLUB. The follow;(ifa team v;ill represent the Papukura Lad'iea' Golf Club in a match ngninst the Wiaiuku Ladies' Club:—Miss J. Walters. Mrs. \ Elliott, Mrs. Rushton, Mrs. Foote. Miss M| Wallers. Mrs. Brooks, J. Walker, Mi;S3 McLennan. Mrs. Pavitt. Mrs. Langford."j PUKEKOIifE LADIES' MATCIT. [BY XKLEGRAX'n. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] I PUKEKOHE, Monday. Ladies of the 1 Pukekohe Golf Club competed on Saturday in a bogey match, which was won by Mi'ss JefTris, 7 down. lIAMILTO N LADIES' CLUB. Following is t ne draw for the third round of the Douglas 'Cup competition to he played by members of: the Hamilton Ladies' GolfClub to-morrow , starting at 110011:—Mrs. F. Munder v Mi. is 1). McLean, Miss Focko t. Miss .f. Tei-nplor, Mrs. E. M. Masters v. Mrs. !j. Uayr. Mrs. C. Blundell v. Mrs. G. W. Goiver, Mrs. A. E. Sandford v. Mrs. N. Rawli ngs. Mrs. A. T. Atkins v. Mrs. N. Altken', Miss V. Cann v. Mrs. 11. C. lioss, Mrs. F,. Bnrtlett v. Miss C. Hunter. The monthly medal will bn played ill conjunction with the first round of tho Jennings Cup on July 2, open to players with handicaps acrwlch to thirty. CAM* BRIDGE (,'LL*['». [r.j.* TIXEGR.H'jH• —OWN CORR ESI'ONDENT. J CAMBRIDGE. Monday. The first rou nd of tho Cambridge Golf Club's match to r tho Juno Cup was played during t)ie wce.. ; t-er.d. The results weroA. W. Nicoll, f Brf, 11—71; A. Boyce, 87. 12—75: Synioiu Is. 91, It; -7.3; Alford.' 88. 12—70; Nelson, I 02, 15—77; ,f. Banks, 87, 10—77; Nirltle. 1 91, 17—77; Ilnrbutt, 101, 24—77; Freerua'.n, 88, 10—78; Garrard 00 12—78; M. Calvert, 102, M—7B; Nuely, 100. 21--79. Hiithcrl'jiud, 91, 12—79.
THAMES | LADIES' MATCHES. [BY TKIiEGRAr/11-—OWN (.'OURESPONDKNT.] THAMES, Monday. 'L'La draw for fhn 'second round of (ho rose howl and L.G.U. medal matches to bo played by men ibors of tlio Thames Ladies' Golf Club on , Wednesday .is an follows: Mrs. W. Price | plays Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Bush plays Mrs. C. Poulerain. Mrs. h. Prico plays Mrs. Li; rrina, Miss Poulnrain plays Mrs. Harden, Mrs. McCarroll plays Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Pe aso plays Sisfer Reader. Mrs. ■forgenscn pla; 's Mrs. Holes, Mrs. E. j. Glendgu plays* Mrs. Sowerby. Mrs. McMillan plays Mrs. »IS. Clcndon, Miss Smith plays Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Dorell plays Miss Deeble. Mrs. .'Davison plays Miss M. Price, Miss McLoiiK.jilin plays Misa Dodd, Miss Kidd plays Milan Hillcotc, Miss Maxtecl plays Miss Coakley, [Miss Boles plays Miss Campbell, Mrs. Ma inn plays Miss Duncan, Miss Avery plays jMiss Griffin, Misa Kennedy plays Miss Slhaw.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20598, 24 June 1930, Page 13
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