GOLF.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20651, 25 August 1930, Page 13

GOLF.

THE AUCKLAND CLUB.

MEDAL COMPETITION TO WELLS. The final round of the 72 holes medal competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday under perfect conditions. The leading scores were:—T. It. Brett. 83. 15 —68: V. Wells, 75, 4—71. The competition was won by Wells whose three best not scores in the four rounds were 75, 68 and 71, making a total of 214. His effort was a particularly meritorious one. There was a tio for second place between T. R Brett, 74. 78. 68—220, and R. B. Wilson. 73, 72. 75—220. The George Cup medal, played in conjunction with the final round of the medal competition, was won by T. R. Brett, with a net score of 08. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. Members of the Maungakickio Golf Club continued the club championships at Titirangi on Saturday. Following were the results;— Senior Championship.—T. A. Goulding beat R. L. Wilson, 5 and 4; A. M. Goulding beat J. Murray, 5 and 4; C. G. Fisher beat It. O. Gardner. 1 up; R. McCrystal beat A. H. Magson, 2 up. Junior Championship.—F. G. Gaekin beat G. C. Jones, 5 and 4; L. Knight beat P. Harrison, 2 and 1; X. P. Baker beat P. Frnser, 4 and 2; A. Fairburn beat G. Uren. 6 and 4. _ , C Orade Championship.—A. A. Tysoe beat B. W. Beaumont. 1 up; J. M. Somerville beat H. B. Clioyce, 3 and 1; R. A. Spinley beat J. W. Jones, 1 up: n. V. Ganley beat G, J. Walker, 3 and 2. A consolation handicap was also held. Following were the results of tho first round:—V. H. Wyatt beat W. Calderwood, 1 up; A. B. Joplin beat H. A. Randrup. 3 and 2; V. L. Humphreys beat V. Robinson, 3 and 2; A. J. Parr beat M. Nelson. 3 and 2: J. S. Rankin beat S. Hunter, 7 and 5; C. Jacobaen beat E. Ohlson, 2 up; A. J. Good beat A. N. Taylor, 1 up. A bosey handicap held in conjuuetion with the consolation handicap was won by A. V. Peace, who with a handicap of 7 returned a card of 5 up. PLAY AT ONE TREE HILL. Members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club played the first round of the senior and C grade championships at One Tree Hill on Saturday. Following are the results:— Junior.—C. R. Jones beat A. Tuke, 4 and 3; A. Ely beat F. Wiseman, 3 and 2; F. Newell beat R. Garrard, 5 and 4; J. Goyder beat W. E. La Roche, 2 up. C Grade.—L. Schnauer beat R. Alpe, 5 and 3; H. Morpeth beat W. Fraser, 1 up; W. Kidd beat A. E. Whitten, at the 20th; A. Morpeth beat H. Moore-Joneß, 5 and 3. A medal handicap which drew a good entry resulted in a win for R. A. McLean, 82, 11—08. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho bogey handicap match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill on Tuesday for trophies presented by Mrs. G. White and Miss Lawrence, play to commence at 10 o'clock in the order of the draw:—Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. Swain, Mrs. Banister v. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. O'Leary v. Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. McMillan v. Miss M. Miller, Miss G. Easton v. Miss G. Parr, Mrs. Johnston v. Mrs. Reid, Miss R. Daines v. Mrs. Hipkins, Miss A. Grove v. Miss M. Haslett. Mrs. Grevatt v. Mr 3. Robinson, Mi6s D. Stewart v. Miss C. Stubbs. Mrs. Houghton v. Miss M Richardson, Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Taylor, Mii-s E. Schnauer v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss M. Cooke v. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Mcllraith v. Mrs. Burton, Miss Carnachan v. Miss Churton, Miss J. Easton v. | Miss Gregson, Miss A. Hacket v. Mrs. Spinley, Mrs. Horton v. Miss McGowan. Mrs. Malcolm v. Miss Preece, Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Henrys v. Mrs. Wellsted. Miss A. Hall v. Mies Moody, Mrs. Balgarnie v. Mrs. Duncan, Miss D. Lamb v. Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. J. Stewart v. Miss M. Robson, Mrs. Rudge v. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Kilner v. Miss M. Coath, Miss I. Walker v. Mrs. B'roughton. Mrs. G. A. Ilardley v. Mrs. Gyllies, Miss E. Blackburn v. Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. Jerrat v. Mrs. Fraser, Mrs. Baird v. Miss Millington, Mrs. Oven v. Mrs. Ward. Miss N. Self y. Miss Tiarks, Miss C. Wells v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Grierson v. Miss D. Webster, Mrs. J. C. Hardley v. Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. Coakley v. Mrs, Choyce, Mrs. O'Neill v. another. Ninth Te^,—Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. Oxley, Miss Thompson v. Miss H. Hardley, Miss Ronayne v. Miss E. Thompson, Mrs. Richardson v. Miss L. Hall; Mrs. Sawers v. Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Evans v. Mrs. Restall,' Mrs. Dawson v. Mrs.'Napier, Mrs. S. 'Reid v. Mrs, Alison, Mrs. Go'ldwater v. Miss A. Palmer.

The 6econd round of the C grade eclectic match will be held on Thursday, partners to be drawn. The play-off of the tie in the last match between Mrs. R. Alpo and Mrs. H. Morpeth resulted in a win for the foinior.

PUPUKE CLUB. Members of the Pupuke Golf Club played the first round of the championship on Saturday. Following are the results:— Seniors.—l. G. MacKenzie beat TV. Oliver. 5 and 3: R. Johnston beat A. G. Lane. 2 up; M. E. Thompson beat D. R. C. Mowbray, 4 aiid 3; R. H. Greville beat E. TV. Mills, 7 and 6; S. W. H. Chambers beat T. G. de Clive Lowe, 3 and 1; B. E. Goldwater beat R. N. S. Cliisholm, 6 and 5; J. A. llowie beat L. H. Saunders, 1 up at the 19th; L. J. Minogue beat TV. H. Bennett-. 5 and 4. Juniors.—L. G. Ansell beat TV. A. "Waterman, 8 and G; C. F. Brown beat J. Foster, •1 and 2; S. R. Norn's beat R. 0. Skeet, 2 and 1; TV. I. Stemson beat B. M. Sellars, 3 and 2; TV. C. Taylor beat N. R. Swanston, I up; C. H. Kingsford, jun., beat C. R. Morley, 5 and 4; C. P. Hopkins beat J. E. Close, 5 and 4: C. M. Black beat J. Williams by default. A medal round for junior players with a handicap of 20 and over for a trophy presented by Mr. C. H. Matthews was won by C. H. Kingsford, jun., with a score of 91. 22—69. Other cards returned were:— C. M. Black, 94, 24—70; If. V. Lush, 94, 22—72; J. E. Close, 96, 20—76; J. T. McCorkindale, 100 , 24—76. The eclectic match for the Hawes Cup was won by the club president. J. A. Howie, who returned a card of 72, 17—55. Other cards returned were:—R. Johnston, 73, 17—56; R. V. Lush, 78, 22—56; M. E. Thompson, 69, 10—59; H. T. Gould 75, 16—59; R. H. Greville, 75, 16—59; E. TV. Mills, 74, 14—60; M. L. Drower, 78, 18—60; L. J. Minogue, 71. 10—61; B. E. Goldwater, 74, 12—62; G. D. Hunt, 78, 16—62; TV. I. Stemson, 82, 20—62; L. G. Ansell, 80, 18—62; T. G. de Clive Lowe, 81. 16—65. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the second round of tho eclectic nlatch to be played by members of tho Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday next:—Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. B. O'Neill Mrs. Tysoe v. Miss ■A. O'Neill; Mrs. Parker v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Mowbray v. Mrs. Clark, Miss Harty v. Mrs. Fracr, Mrs. Davidson v. Miss Chambers, Mrs. Thompson v. Miss Herbert, Miss Leggoe v. Mrs. Allen, Miss "Wight v. Mr 3. Deighton, Miss Blomfield v. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Howe v. Mrs. Beaumont, Mrs. Scftrr v. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Chisholm v. Miss J. Parken. Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. TVeller, Mrs. Gillies v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Goldwater v. another. The following players will represent the Pupuke Ladies' C grade in an inter-club match against the Akarana ladies on Thursday next:—Mis3 Gribben, Miss Williamson, Miss Gillet, Miiss Gudgeon, Mies McDonnell. Miss Jackson. Mrs. Howden, Mrs. Scales. Mrs. Close, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Cadness. Tho following will play for Mrs. Atwood's trophy:—Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Wintin, Mrs. Gillet v. Mrs. Lush, Mrs. Edey v. Mrs. Steele. Mrs. Kisgen v. Mrs. Badley. Mrs. Gray v. Miss Weston, Mrs. de Clive Lowe v. Miss Glodbill. Mrs. Bond v. Mis. Randall. Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Short. Mrs. Nicks v. another.

OTAHUHU CLUB. The second Qualifying round of the Otahuhu Golf Club's championships was played during tho week-end. The following players qualified Seniors.—W. B Eustace, 77, 78—155; L, Croxson. 79. 76—155: E. H. Menzies. 79, 78—157 ; L. G. Moffitt. 85. 84—169; A. 'E. Eustace, S4, 87—171; H. J Levy. 82, 94 176; C. R. Reader, 92. 94—186; T. Easterbrook, 96, 105—201„. Juuiors—E J L<i«an. 93. 56—179; C. Biggs, 87. 100—1S7; F. Clark, 95, 100—195; R,. L. Brown, 10C, 93—195; A. Todd, 97, 98—195; G. Currie. 102, 95—197; P O. Heather. 103. 97—199; E. W. Cox, 100, 101— 204. The best score returned in tho medal round was by E. J. Logan, 179, 42 —137. The trophy for tho best gross score for the two championship rounds resulted in a lie between TV. B. Eustace aud L. Croxson. t, TIIE Pl/KEKOHE CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH.-—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PUKEKOHE, Saturday. Members of the Pukekohe Golf Club today played the qualifying rounds for the Brosnahan spoons. Tho following playerj qualified:— Ladies' Division.—Miss Campbell, 77; Miss K. Johns. 78; Mrs. Taylor, 76: Mrs. Muddison, 82: Miss Jelferis, 81; Mrs. Harper, 84; Miss Kensington. 86; Miss Gray, 87. Men's Division.—J. Roulston, junr., 66; Snell, 66; A. Schlaepfer, 70; Charlesworth, 72; Foster, 74; Johns, 77; Jobaon, 77: Sellar, 77.

AKARANA CLUB. The Roskill Cup competition wm excluded by members of the Akamia Golf Club on Saturday, when the third round was decided'. The competition was won by J. Coltinan, whose two beat rounds totalled 141. Other scores were:—H. R. Tylor, 142; G. L. Wynyard, 145: E. R. Bayley, 147; J. Swanson, 148; W. Turbott, 149; B. J. Smith, 150; W. R. Swanson, 150;' E. R. Bayly, 151; C. Holloway, 153; A. N. Henderson, 153; R. H. Potter, 154; A. E. Young, 154. Following were the best scores returned in a medal round: —H. R. Tyler, 89, 22—07; R. J. Clarke, 90, 22—68; J. Cowman, 78, 8—70; G. L. Wynyard, 82, 10—72; H. A. Clarke, 81, 9—72; E. R. Bayley, 90, 17—73; W. Gee-Taylor, 91, 18—73; B. J. Smith, jun., 7G 2—74; P. Darrach, 93, 17—76; W. Turbott', 90, 14—76; A. Sinclair, 92, 15—77; V. Baker, 86, 9—77; E. Bilkey, 101, 24—77; F. Hazelden, 82, 5 —77. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the third round of the C grade eclectic match to be played on Wednesday by member* of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club Mrs. Meiklejolin v. Mrs. 'Macartney, Mrs. C£tnill # v. Quill, Miss Wells v. Mrs. Levien, Mrs, Hughes v. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Bartleet v. Miss N. Bond, Miss Quill v. Miss .Todd, Mrs. Kinnear v. Mrs. Holdsworth, Miss M. Hintz v. Miss Wright, Miss >M. Clarke v. Miss Rendell. . . In the first round of tho championship Mrs. Hill won by default from Mies M. English; Miss R. Wilson beat Mrs. Warren. 3 and 2. The second round will be played on Wednesday. The first round of Mrs. Hills cup resulted as follows:—Mrs. Mathieeon beat Mrs. Lovegrove, 3 and 1; Miss Maden beat Mrs. Combes, 4 and 3; Mrs. Rennie beat Mrs. Montgomery, 4 and 3; Miss W. Hintz beat Miss Colebrook, 1 up: Mrs. Kays beat Mies Lundon, 3 and 2; Miss Johneon beat Miss B. Hill, 1 up at 20th; Mrs. McGmley won by default from Mrs. Howey Walker; Mrs. Butler beat Miss _ Meadows, 8 and 7; Miss Lawrence beat Miss Sutton, 2 and 1: Miss Scott beat Mrs. Markwkk, 1 up at the 19th. Tho next round W® be played on Wodnesday. •; THE ROTORUA CLUB. PREPARING FOR TOURNEYS. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ROTORUA, Saturday. There was a large gathering of visiting golfers thia afternoon, many of whom took part in a Canadian foursomes for the sake of a practice in preparation for the tournament. The week following' will be devoted to a veterans' tournament, which is attracting a large entry of fino players. The links are in fine order. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. | .WIN FOR MISS M. PAYTON. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ROTORUA, Saturday. The finals for tho ladies' championship were played on Friday -'and to-day. In the A championship Miss M. Payton beat Miss Snodgrass, 3 and 1. Both players played excellent coif. The B championship between Mrs. Butler and Miss Lewis was keenly contested and provided many thrills for the spectators. In the Ladies' Golf Union medal match, played by the members of the Rotorua Golf Club, the best scores were; —A grade: Mies La Trobo Hill 87, 12—75; Mrs. Butler, 94, 18—77; Mrs. Parata, 93, 12—81. B grade: Miss Lewis, 90, 19—71; Mrs. P. J. Sherriff, 107, 32—75: Mrs. Manfion, 97, 21—76. C grade: Miss D. Griffiths, 93, 10 —83; Miss Moon, 96, 10—86; Miss Booth, 94, 8—86; Miss K. Gordon, 94, 6—88; Mrs. Kelly, 93, s—BB. • LADIES' INTER-CLUB MATCH. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU, Saturday. An intcr-club match between, members of the Waiuku Ladies' and Akarana Ladies' Golf Clubß was played to-day on the Waiuku links. The home team proved the winners by six games to four, two games being all square.

WAIUKU CHAMPIONSHIP. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU. Saturday. The Waiuku Club's championship this season has been won by A. W. M. Ohlson, with C. E. Howden, runner-up. In the final, which was played to-day, over 36 holes, Ohlson beat Howden, 4 and 3. At the end of the first 18 holes, Ohlson had a lead of 7. THE ONEWHERO CLUB. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN- CORRESPONDENT.] ONEWHERO, Saturday. Bogey handicap play, comprising tho fourth round for the captain's trophy, took place on the Onewhero Club's links to-day. The best cards Returned were -D. Cameron. 3 down; A. A'llen and P. Taylor, each 4 down. On Saturday next, the first qualifying rounds for the club championships are to be played. CONTEST AT HAMILTON. [BY TELE3RAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON. Sunday. The best cards returned in the four-ball best-ball match played on St. Andrews linka yesterday were as follows:—Swarbrick and Crimp, 6 up; Pomeroy and Beehan, 6 up; Black and Blackie, 6 up; Morpeth and Gillies, 6 up; East and Horton, 5 op; Wynn® and Smith, 5 up; Worley and Cann. 5 up: Atkins and Strang, 3~up; Champion and Gunn, 3 up; Hotson and Bindon. 3 up: Hovey and Bennett, 2 up. TE PUKE LADIES' CLUB. , [BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TE PUKE, Saturday. Following is the draw for the medal round to be played by members of the Te Puke Ladies' Club on "Wednesday:— B Grade.—Mrs. Granger v. Mrs. Butcher: Mrs. Gower v. Mrs. Persey; Mrs. Fox v. Mrs. Douglas; Mis. Perring v. Mrs. Simpson; Mrs. Wilkie v. Miss Rogers; Mi's. Webber v. Miss Riddell; Mrs. Wilioa v. Miss Bush; Miss Mark v. another. C Grade.-« Miss Chapp'ell v. Miss Carruth; Mrs. Gibbings v. Miss C. Wilson; Mrs. Hookey v. Mrs. W. Wickham; Mrs. Shaw v. Miss Kenealy; Mrs. Cashmore v. Mrs. Hargreavee; Miss O'Driscoll v. Miss P. Davies, Mrs. Booker, v. Miss Cruickehank; Mrs. D. Wickham -v. Mrs. Duff: Mrs. Jones v. Mrs. Mahoney. j