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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20690, 9 October 1930, Page 17

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ROTARY CLUBS MATCH. J. FARRELL WINS PROUD CUP. The fourth annual bogey handicap match for tho Proud Cup was played by members of tho Auckland Rotary Club at Middlemore yesterday, and was won by John Farrell, one up oil bogey. Thero were about 30 competitors and some good play was witnessed.

The cup, which is a. largo silver one. was presented to tho club by Mr. Proud, of Sydney, who is 11 prominent Rotarian. The winner retains the cud for one year and receives a replica of the trophy. The winner of tho cup last year was Percy Harrison Farrell will be congratulated on his success at the next luncheon of the club. AKARANA CLUB. The two finalists in tho Aknrana Golf Club's senior championship are B. J. Smith, jun., and H. A. Clarko. Clarke is playing well and should give Smith, last year's champion a hard fight. Tho results of tho final rounds wero 11s follows: Second Round.—B. J. Smith beat G. Coltman. 2 up; G. Wynyard beat V. Baker. I up: H. A. Clarke beat G. M. Brown, 4 and 3; F Hazcldcn beat A. Sinclair. 3 and •2. Semi-final: H. A. Clarko beat F. Hazelden, i and 3; B. J. Smith beat G. Wynyard, a and '2. ... . In tho junior championship the finahst3 are Murray and the winner between Darrac.il and Gee-Taylor This last match was postponed owing to Gee-Tnylor spraining bis ankle during tho match. The results to date are as follows: Second Round. —F Preston beat. J. K. Campbell. 2 and 1: Murray beat Tyler. 1 tip: Gee-Taylor beat Coutts. 3 and '2: Dorvac b be-at Halford, 5 and 4. Semi-final: Murray boat Preston. 3 and 2; Darrach and Geo-Taylor, postponed. A four-ball best-ball bogey match will be played on Saturday. Partners and opponents may bo chosen. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following were the best, scores returned for tho L.O.U. match played by members of tho Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Grant. DO. '26—70: Miss ,T. Tinpey. 107. 35—72; Miss Dalton. 107. 31—73; Mrs. Gilmore. 97. 19—78; Miss H. Jcnks, 112. 31— 78; Mrs. Sinclair. 114. 36-78. , Miss W. Todd's trophy for tlje C grade match was won by Mrs. "Walker. Following is the draw for the play-oft for tho L.G.U. gold button:—Miss P. Peet v. Mrs. Neale, Miss Jougbiil v. Mrs. Ross. Miss Jones v. Miss Wynyard. Mrs. Grant v. Miss Dalton. The first round must bo completed by Saturday. Members will play .1 stroke competition on Saturday, players to choose partners C grade players will play the monthly button medal round, players to choose partncis. E VERS LIE CLUB. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played on Saturday by members of the Everslio Golf Chib: : Hogan v. Wardell. Airmen Smith v. L. G. Smith, P inlay V G J Wilson, Becchey v. 7?hmd. Brewer v * Seavel! Rice v. Goddard. Deennn v. , Brown'. I 'O'Neill v. Leitcli. Walsh v. Ferguson. Foster v. Prince. Hobson v. _ McDonald. Lever v. Dykes. B"v. iddowson Noel Johnson v. Alford. PI'PUKE CLUH. The final of the Puptike Golf Club's championship between M. E. Thompson and J. Minogue, over 30 holes, will be played on Saturday. , , The plav-ofT for Mr. Chisholm s trophy between W. C. Taylor and C. 11. Kingsford. and the tie for the monthly medal round between A. G. Lane and .T. T. McCorkmdale. will also be plnyed 011 Saturday. _ A medal round for players not engaged in other matches will be held, players to choose partners. PUKEKOIJE DEFEATS EV EPS LIE The Pukekohe Golf Club has won the Irvine Cup, which provides an annual competition between the Pukekohe and kverMie Clubs. The last of tho series of matches for the cup was played to-day. when Pukekohe ladies played F.verslie ladies, at Everslie Pukekohe increased . its lead lroni 1 games to 11 games by winning six of tho 10 games played to-day. Everslie won two games and two were all square.

PUKEKOHE V. ONEWHERO. [BY TET-EC.RAPH. OH'M < ORUKSPONDENT. ] PUKEKOHE. Wednesday. The following players will represent the Pitkekohe Golf Club against the Oiiewhoro Club at the week-end:—Kisshnf!. Hanson. MeAVhirtcr. Maddison Schkepfer Johns. Anderson, Charlesworlb I Drako, Duncan. Spooner. FoMei, I indlaj, Mincher, Crosbie. Mills. Moore. OTOIIOHANGA CLUB. [r.Y TELEGRAPH. OWN' f OItRF.SI'ONDEN'T. ] OTOIvOUANG A, Wednesdiiy. The draw for the Otorohanga Club match, ladies v. men. to bo played on Saturday, is as follows:—Miss Kerr (1*) v. Iv. Lidd> . Mrs. Skinner (S) v. Trnpski; Mrs. C'owern (13) v. CI. H. Fry. Miss Leatham (13) y. N Smith; Mrs. Innes-Jones (15) v. Philpott,: Mrs. Trvine (S) v. K. Smith; Mrs. Hitchings MS) v. I>. Liddy: Mrs. Morloy (It) v. Johnson: Mrs. Patterson (17) v. Prescott; Miss Hopkirk (I) v. Alexander: Mrs. Austin (13) v. G. S. Fry; Miss Tierney (10) v Irvine; Mrs. Boles (13) v. Morley: Miss Barker (11) v. Anderson: Mrs. Simnis (13) v. Ilaworth; Miss M. Hitclungs (10) v Hudson: Miss McKerrns (10) v. Law,oll: Miss Innes-Tones (5) v. Fortcseuc; Mrs. Took (13) v. Hitchings; Miss "Wills (8) v. Craig. TAU MANGA V. WHAKATANE. [by TEI.EGItAI'H. —OWN- CORRESPONDENT. ] TAURANGA, Wednesday. A golf match was played on the Gato Pa links to-day between tho Tauranga and Whakatane ladies' teams. The Whakatane. team won, 1 up. The results were as follows. Whakatane players being mentioned Round.-Miss D. Allan and Miss Black defeated Mesdanics Mnltby mid Mason. < and 2- Miss Hyland and Mrs. French lost to Mrs. Ilea Id and Miss Humphreys. 5 and 3- Mrs Fraser and Miss Sutherland defeated Misses' Hartley and Renshaw. 4 and 3; Mrs. Innes arid Miss I. Allan lost to Mesdames Sanders and Mnyfield. 3 and i\ Misses Bell and Law defeated Mesdames Bnsco and Smith. '2 up: Mrs. Kopai and Miss Clark lost to Mrs. tell and Miss M. Wallis. (3 and 4. Afternoon Round.—Miss D. Allan and Mjas Hyland lost to Mesdames Mnltby and Ifcald. 2 down: Mrs. French and Miss Black defeated Mrs. Mason and Miss Humphreys. H and 1: Misses Sutherland and I. Allen defeated Mrs. Sanders and Miss P. Harllev, I up: Mesdames Innes and b rase'and Mesdames M.ayfield and Smith, a Bouare; Mrs. Kopai and Miss Bell defeated Misses Wallis and Renshaw. 1 up: Misses Law and Clark lost to Mesdames bell and Briaco, ti and 5. MANAWATU LADIES' TOURNEY PLAYERS IN CHAMPIONSHIP. [liv TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASWKJIATION.] PALMERSTON NORTH, Wednesday. The Manawatu ladies' golf tourney opened to-day in light rain. The following cpiahfied for championship ploy:—Miss B. Gaisford (Manawatu). Miss O Kay (Dunedin). Miss N Innes (MunawatiO Mrs. H. Collinson (Manawatu). Miss S. Watson (Manawatu), Miss D. Chrystall (Christcburch). Mrs. Guy Williams (Masterton). Mrs. T. W. Hosking (Auckland). Miss C. Laseelles (Australia i. Miss B. Vincent (Manawatu). Miss M. (iuy (Manawatu). Mrs. Dorringlon (Dannevirke), Mrs D. Collins (Wairarapn >. Mrs. J. Steel (Wellington), Mrs. Broderick (Wanganui). j "Misn Currie (Wanganui) I