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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20620, 19 July 1930, Page 15

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WAITEMATA CLUB. NEW RECORD FOR LINKS. A record round for tho Waitemata Golf Club's links has been established by W. F. Warren with a scoro of 62, I!o was playing in a three-ball game with F. J. Lascelles and M. J. Bailey. Warren, who has a somewhat unorthodox style, has been Waitemata Club champion on several occasions, but docs not now play in tho competitions*. However, ho is still tho most consistent player in tho club. His latest effort was six under bogey. TJis card read:—Out: 2, 5, 5, 4, 3, 4, 3, 3, 3-32. In: 2, 3, 4, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3-30. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following is tho draw for tho first round of tho club trophy to bo played by members of tho Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday Mrs. Novili v. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Bayley v. Miss Novili, Mis. Foster v. Miss Mason, Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Walsh, Sirs, llogan v. Miss Palairet, Miss MacGlashan v. Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Primo v. Harper, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. Gooding, Mrs. Lewin v. Miss Macindoe, Mrs. Houston v. Miss N. Mason, Mrs. Harvey v. another. Tho diaw for a medal round of 36 holes for G grade players is as follows: Miss Williams v. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Downer v. Mrs. Chapman, Miss King v. Miss O'Brien, Miss Stronach v. Sirs, Spicer, Miss Duder v. Mrs. Woods. Sirs. Rowan v. Sirs. 1;. Primo, Sh's. SlacDougal v. Sirs. Bruce, Sirs. Cox v. Sliss Jackson. AUCKLAND LADLES' CLUB. The final of tho match play foursomes for tho captain's prize was played by members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club at Middleman; yesterday and resulted in a win for Slisses Slarjorio and SI arion Slacfai'lane, who defeated Sirs. Robinson and Sliss SlacCormick, 3 and 2. PAPAKURA CLUB. A medal round will bo played by members of tho Papakura Golf Club to-day, players to choose their own partners. LADIES' INTER-CLUB MATCH. HASH ETON V. TITIRANGI. Following arc tho results of a match played between members of tho Titirangi and Hamilton Ladies' Golf Clubs at Titirangi yesterday, names of Hamilton players being mentioned first:—Sirs. F. Slander lost to Sirs. T. W. Hosking, 3 and 2; Sirs. C. A. Arthur lost to Sirs. R. L. Wilson, 8 and 6; Sirs. W. Batt lost to Sirs. R. Deighton, 7 and 6; Sliss Wilkinson lost to Sirs. Bannister, 6 and 5; Slit. L. Day lost to Mrs. J. C. I'inlay, 3 and 3 ; Sirs. D. Hay lost to Sirs. A. H. O'Leary, 5 and 4; Sirs. G. Gower lost to Slr,s. G. SlcSlillan, 3 and 2; Sirs. E. BiJitlett and Sirs. Paterson, all square; Sirs. G. Primrose lost to Sirs. If. Johnston, 7 and 6; Sliss Templcr lost to Sliss Grierson, 6 and 4; Sirs. E. J. Slears lost to Sirs. G. L. Taylor, 1 down; Sliss Stevens and Sirs. G. A. Hardlov, all square. Following are tho results of the. foursomes:—Sirs. Slander and Sliss Wilkinson lost to Sirs. Hosking and Sirs. Wilson, 5 and 4: Sirs. Arthur and Sirs. Hay lost to Sirs. Deighton and Sirs. Bannister, 5 and 4; Sirs. Batt and Sirs. Day lost to Sirs. Finlay and Sirs. O'Leary, 3 and 1: Sirs. Gower and Sirs. Ba,rtlett lost to Sirs. SlcSlillan and Sirs. Paterson, 4 and 3; Sirs. Primrose and Sliss Templer lost to Sirs. Johnston and Sliss Grierson, 6 and 4: Sirs. Slears and Sliss Stevens and Sirs. Taylor and Sirs. Hardley, all square. , THE WAITEMATA LINKS. ISIPROVESIENTS TO BE SIADE. A satisfactory arrangement has been made between the Waitemata Golf Club and tho Takapuna Jockey Club, having as its object a new layout of tho Waitemata links. The improvements will bo carried out at tho end of tho present season. The links will bo lengthened by approximately 1100 yards, permitting an increase in membership. Tho proposed SL-hemo has bpon fully approved by tho executive of tho Jockey Club, the chairman, tho Hon. E. W. Alison, having visited the links during the week. LADIES' MATCH AT WHAKATANE. [BY TKLEORAI'ir. —OWN COKUESPONDENT.] OPOTIKI, Friday. Lady members of the Opotiki Golf Club visited Whakatano and played a match against tho Whakatano Club, tho latter winning easily. Following aro tho results, Opotiki names first: — Four-ball Best-ball.—Sirs. Jessop and Sirs. Birkmycr lost to Sirs. Reynolds and Sliss A. Allen, 2 and 1; Sirs. Sydenham and Sliss Short lost to Sirs. French and Sliss I. Allen, 1 down; Sirs. Candy and Sirs. Carrol lost to Sirs. Innos and Sliss Clarke, 5 and 4; Sliss Holloway and Sliss Burt lost to Sirs. Suckling and Sliss Rice, 2 and 1; Sirs. Hilford and Sirs. Davies v. Sirs. Kopao and Sirs. Buddie, all square; Sliss Isaac and Sirs. SlcMiken lost to Sirs. (J. Hyland and Sirs. Williams, 5 and 4.

Singles.—Mrs. Jessop lost to Mrs. Reynolds, 1 down; Mrs. Birkmyer lost to Miss A. Allen, 5 and 4; Mrs. Sydenham lost to Miss 1. Allen, 4 and 3; Miss Short lost to Mrs. French, 2 down; Mrs. Candy lost to Mrs. Times, 5 and 3; Miss Hnlloway lost to Miss Clarke, 3 and 1; Miss Burt lust to Miss Rice, 1 down; Mrs. Hi 1 ford Inst to Mrs. Suckling, 6 and 4; Mrs. Davies lost to Mrs. Kopae, 8 and 6; Miss Isaac lost to Mrs. C. Hyland, 9 and 7.