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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20629, 30 July 1930, Page 15

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OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. Tlie following players will represent. th* Olaliuhu Lntlies' Golf Club in a mutch against (ho Akarana Ladies' Club at Otahuliu fo-diiy at 10.30 p.m.:—Miss Mellsop, Miss Cutforth, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Currio, Mrs. Chapman. Miss E. O'Loughlen. Mrs. Moflilt, Mrs. Heather, Miss M. Ilill, Miss R. O'Loughlen, Mrs. Boyce. Miss E. Hill. Follow ins; are the results of the first round of the championship singles:—Miss Mellsop beat Miss E. Katz. 9 and 8; Miss Richards beat. Mrs. Kelsey, 3 and 2: Mrs. Moffitl beat Miss Lloyd-White, 3 and 2; Miss E. Whileley beat Miss Denize, 3 and 2; Miss Percy beat Mrs, Currie, 2 and 1; Miss Cutforth beat Mrs. Boyce, 5 and 4; Mrs. Chapman beat Miss (). Whileley, J and 1: Miss Parton beat Miss B. Wyllie, 9 and 7. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. Members of the Auckland .Ladies' Golf Club played the final round ill the prc3i.lent's eclectic match at Middlcmoro yesterday. Following are the results: —Seniors: Mrs. Robertßon, 82. 14—08: Mrs. J. Wilson, 81. 11—70: Mrs. Abbott, 83. 13—70; Miss Moginie, 84, 14—70; Mrs. Craven. BG, 10— 70; Miss McCovem. 88, IS - 70; Mrs. Rain-f-'or, 88, 18—70. Juniors: Miss M. Russell, 100, BG—64; Miss It. Roberton, BG, 20—<i<>; Miss C. Rainger, 95, 29—Gl>; Mrs. Ralph, 97, 31—66; Mrs. Finn, 92 , 23—19. EVERSLIE V. WAIUKU. The following players will renreser.t (lie Bverslie Ladies' Club in a match, against the Waiuku Ladies' Club at W:tiul;u to-mor-row:—Mrs. Lever, Miss Little, Mrs. Goddard. Miss Smith, Mrs. Busing. Miss Callis, Mrs. Bilkey, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Thomson, Miss B. A. Smith. EVERSLIE LADIES' CLUB. The following players will represent the Kverslie Ladies' Golf Club in an inter-club match against the Waiuku Ladies' Club at Wniuku to-morrow: —Mrs. Lever. Miss Little, Mrs. Goddard, Miss Smith, Mrs. Busing. Miss Callis, Mrs. Bilkey. Mrs. Johnson. Miss Tramson, Miss Agmen-Smith. MAUNGAKLEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following ore the results of the championship matches played by members of the Maungakiekio Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill yesterday:—Seniors: Mrs. Hosking. a bye; Mrs. Johnston beat Miss A. Grove, 2 up; Mrs. O'Leary, a bye; Miss B. Grierson. a bye; Mrs. Paterson beat Mrs. McMillan. J and 3; Miss K. Horton, a bye; Mrs. Swain beat Miss G. Easton, 4 and 3; Mrs. Banister, a bye. Juniors: Miss M. Miller beat Mrs. Lovelt, G and 5; Miss Carnachnn beat Mrs. Dunne, 2 and 1; Mrs. Spinley beat Mrs. Kilmer. 2 and 1; Miss E. Schnauer beat Mrs. Mcllraith. G and 5; Miss D. Stewart beat Miss McGowan, 3 and 1; Mrs. G. A. Hardley beat Mrs. G. While, 2 up; Miss G. Parr beat Miss M. Robson, 3 and 2; Mrs. Taylor beat Mrs. Hipkins, 9 and 8. The second round of the championship will bo commenced at nine o'clock this morning and will be followed by a bogey handicap. The results of the medal handicap match are as follows:—First division (I to 24): Mrs. Spinley, 101. 21—77; Miss Miller. 98, 19—79; Miss McGowan. 102. 23—79; Mrs. Banister. 90, 9—81; Mrs. Taylor, 101, 20—81; Mrs. Mcllraith, 102, 20—82. Second division (25 to 36): Mrs. Sawers, 108. 36—72; Miss Ronayne. 10G, 33—73: Mrs. G. A. Hardley, 101, 27—74; Miss M. Self, 111, 34—77; Mrs. Dunne, 10C, 27—79; Miss D. Lamb, 106, 27—79; Miss H. Hardley, 113, 34—79.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. The L.G.U. monthly medal match will be played on Saturday by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club, in conjunction with the second round of the club trophy. Following is the draw:—Mrs. Urquhart v. Miss J. McConnell, Mrs. Brooks v. Mrs. Elliott, Miss Cleary v. Mrs. Doull, Miss O'Hara v. Miss Dreadon, Miss McLennan v. Mrs. Langford, Mrs. Pavitt v. Miss Finlayson, Mrs. Earl v. Mrs. Johnstone, Mrs. Braclstreet v. Mrs. Pegler, Miss Higgins v. Miss Garvie, Miss Andre v. Miss Wood, Miss M. Wallers v. Miss Walker, Mrs. Hirst v. Miss Peglor, Miss Urquharl v. Miss Gardiner, Miss McGregor v. Miss Wilkins, Miss M. McConnell v. Mrs. Ede, Miss Slack v. Miss Honeyford, Miss Coxhencl v. Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Knight v. Miss Mac Donald, Mrs. Koole v. Miss White, Mrs. Connell v. Miss O'Callaghan, Mrs. Tilston v. Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Rushton v. Mrs. Bridgman. FRANKLIN LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP The Franklin Lj dies' Golf championship will bo played cn the Everslie links on August 9. The links will be open to all competitors from August WHANGAItEI LADIES' CLUB. [BV TJ2J.EGB AM. —OWN COUrtKSI'ONIVENT.] WHANGARF.I, Tuesday. In the third round of the ecleclic match of tho Whnngarei Ladies' Golf Club for (he captain's trophy some very good scores were recorded. The winner was Mrs. (!. Marshall, whose score was 94, '29—1)5. Mrs. J. Gardner came next, with ,Sl. 14—(!7. Other scores were:—Miss RndclifTe. 8!). 20—60; Miss Malheson, s'<3, 24—09: Miss Brown, 101, 32 09: Miss Stevens. 102, 82—TO; Mrs. Glanville, 8!). 17—72; Mrs. Reynolds, 87, 15 —72. THIS TAUI'JANGA CLUB. [BV TELEGRAPH.—OWN (JOIUtKSI'ONDENT. J TAURANGA, Tuesday. Ihe ladies' A grade July medal match was won by Miss Hartley with a score of 107. 21—80. The. best card for (lie B grade was returned by Mrs. Briscoe, 105. 20-79. THH OI'OTIKI CM'I!. [iJY TEl.EfiltAl'H. —OWN' COUKENt'ONPENT. ] OI'OTIKI, Tuesday. The second round for the captain's trophy of the Oi>otiki Golf Club ]juh been compleled, with the following results:—J Jessop beat A. N. Davies, I up and 3; V, Gordon beat E. J. Bargent, 3 and 2; P R Burton beat X. V. Hodgson. 2 und 1- J O'Silllivan beat A. H. Hilford, 3 and' 2; A. I'. Stewart beat R. Honey, 4 and 3; It'. M. Todd beat H. Jc*sop, 2 and ]. The following is the draw for tiio third round:—J. O'Sullvan plays C. Gordon; A, P. Stewart pla.va R. M. Todd, P. R. Burton plays J. Jessop. The first qualifying round for (ho men's championship is to be played at the links on Saturday next. The competitor with the hest net score for the two qualifing rounds will secure the president's trophy.