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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20875, 18 May 1931, Page 12

GOLF.

PLAY AT MIDDLEMORE.

CAPTAIN'S PRIZE TOURNAMENT

THE THIRD ROUND DECIDED. The third round of the captain's prizr tourney was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Sat unlay. The links were in splendid playing condition. Following were the results:—ll. A. Joyce beat W. I'avitt, 2 and 1; R. 11. Brown beat B. S. Finn. 4 and 2; V. W. Wilson beat R. 0. Gardner, 5 and '1; F. Macky beat A. Donald, 2 up; R. G. Rainger beat S. S. Wilson, 3 and 2; 'J'. Clark beat K. L. Bartlect, 1 and 3; R. J. King beat R. P. Worley, 4 and 2; W. B. Souter beat Dr. Brown, 5 and I ; Dr. Cover dido beat Dr. W. G. Borrie, 1 up; r i. W. Johnson beat A. B. Lawrence at the 20th ; W. B. Colbeck beat A. M. Grant, 0 and 5; C. 11. Archer beat, M. Benjamin, 3 and 1; ,T. P. Ald red beat B. C. Hart, 4 and 3.

There are three games still to be decided in the third round and these will bo played during (lie week. In conjunction with the captain's prize a bogey competition was played and resulted in a tie between D. MacCormick and 11. T. Merritt, who were 1 up on bogey. Other results were:—B. 11. Menzies, 1 down; P. 11. Upton, 2 down; J. Macky, 2 down; R. D, Wright, 3 down; V. R. Masters, -1 down; A. J,. Friedlander, 5 down.

MA UNGAKIEKIE CLUB. The second round of the Kingswell Shield was played at One Ti'Pe liill on Saturday by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club. The course was fast and the greens were in good order. A. K. Turner returned the best individual score of all square, winning the bogey match played in conjunction. With only one card for the two rounds in the Kingswell Shield competition he now occupies the leading position. Other cards returned were: —A

K. Hawley, 1 down; J. W. Clarke, C. R. Jones, V. C. Keys, L. B. Schnauer, 3 down; J. K. Johnston, J. M. Elliffe, 4 down. Next to Turner, Hawley and Schnauer occupy leading positions for the shield with one round yet to bo played.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the president's handicap match play tournament, to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill tomorrow, commencing at 10.15 o'clock in cider of the draw:—Miss G. Parr v. Mrs. 1\ Eraser, Miss McGowan v. Mrs. Malcolm. Miss D. Lamb v. Mrs. Burton, Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. Wcllsted. Miss K. Churton v. Mrs. Pocock, Mrs. G. While v. Mrs. O'Neill, Hiss M. Haslett v. Miss P. Reid, Mrs. C. J. Schnauer v. Miss Blackburn, Mrs. Goldwator v. Mrs. Dudley. Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. M. Henry, Miss Palmer v. Mrs. Mcllraith, Mrs. Dunne v. Miss C. Creamer, Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. MoArthur v. Mrs. Fee. Miss C. Gallagher v. Mrs. Kilner, Miss C. Stubbs v, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss E. Schnauer v. Mrs. J. Stewart, Miss Millington v. Miss Robson, Miss S. Johnson v. Miss G. Finnerty, Miss R. Hill v. Mrs. Yonge, Mrs. Oxley v. Mrs. Ramsay, Miss P. Lawrence v. Mrs. 11. Williams, Miss Dunnet v. Mrs. H. Walker. Miss D. Ryan v. Mrs. Dawson, Miss R. Williams v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Mrs. Hipkins v. Mrs. Horton, Miss M. Miller v. Miss A. Ronayne, Mrs. Bnurke v. Mrs. Jerrat, Mrs. Wiles v. Mrs. Yerry, Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Neale. Miss Coatli v. Miss I'reere, Miss Ponsford v. Mrs. Napier, Mrs. W. J. Reid v. Mrs. A. Grierson, Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. Parker v. Mrs. Saxton, Mrs. A. Swain v. Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Rudce v. Mrs. Grevatt, Miss 11. Hardley v. Miss M. Potter, Miss I. Walker v. Mrs. G. Ilardlev, Mrs. Keys v. Mrs Owen, Miss A. Nicholson v. Miss M. Harvey.

Following were tlio best scores returned in the. last C grade match of 13 holes:— Mrs. Goodwin. 82; Mrs. A. Bartlcy, 85; Mrs. G. Walker, 80. The round of (lie erlecfic match will be held on Thursday for tho C grade members, players to choose partners. TITIRANGI CLUB. Following were the results in the third round of the Taylor Bowl competition, played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club on Saturday:—l'. E. Cleary beat L. Knight, 3 and J ; L. J. Williamson beat. Ci. M. White, G and 4; B. W. Beaumont beat J. Murray, 2 and i: R. J. Hamilton beat A. E. Whitten, 2 and 1: W. R. Vercoe beat 11. A. Randrup, 3 and 2; C. Robinson beat R. J. Graham, 2 and 1; H. Broadhont beat J. Dawson, 0 and 5; A. 10. Saunders beat W. J. A. Thomson, 4 and 0; P. Harrison beat R. McCrystal, 2 and 1; J. IT. Goyder beat A. J. Parr, 6 and 5; F. J. Newell beat J. C'arnnchan, 2 and ] ; 11. Brinsden beat A. M. Goulding, 3 and 2: T. Goudie beat E. F. Burns nt the 10th; R. F. Ward beat A. 11. Magson, 2 up; 11. M. Dacre beat M. 11. Yocks, 3 and 2. A bogey handicap was played in conjunction and was won by J. 11. Goyder who, with a handicap of 5. returned a card of 4 up. Other good cards were:—W. G. Caine (14). 3 up; F. J. Newell (11), 1 up; W. H. Furness (IS). 1 up; R. F. Ward (13). 1 up; M. 11. Young (12), all square; A. D. Joplin (7), all square. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the medal ? handicap to be played to-morrow by mem- > bers of tho Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club:— First Tee, at 1(1.40 a.m.—Mrs. R. Deighlon v. Mrs. T. W. Hosking, Mrs. R. L. Wilson 1 v, Mrs. I. B. Stewart, Mrs. A. O'Leary v. I Mrs. 11. Brinsden, Miss G. Easton v. Mrs. G. McMillan, Miss B. M. Grierson v. Mrs. J. C. I'inlay, Miss M. Cooke v. Mrs. Lovett, Miss C M. Bray v. Mrs. Cain, Miss M. Richardson v. Miss M: Goldwater. Mrs, , G. L. Taylor v. Mrs. Faterson, Miss R. Cornaga v. Miss M. Fouhey, Miss M. Bailey v. Miss G. Thompson, Miss Noel Self v. Miss A. Hacket, Airs. .T. 13. Johnston v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. F. G. Alpe, Miss F. Ilall v. Miss Nesta Self. Miss L. Hall v. Mrs, Mackinnon. Eighth Tee, at 10.30 a.m.—Miss J. Easton v. Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs. C. K. Grierson v. Miss P. Moody, Mrs. B. Cooke v. Mrs. G. P. Finhiy, Miss K. Fouhey v. Mrs. G. Court, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. M. I\. Cooke, Miss Lowere v. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. .Toplin v. Mrs. Coak'.ey, Mrs. E. Alison v. Mrs. Mclndoe, Mrs. Rawson-Smith v. Mrs. Chappell. A C grade match will also be played, starting from the eighth lee at 10.15 o'clock, players to choose partners. TEAMS MATCHES. The following players will represent the Titirangi Golf Club in a teams match with the Maungakiekie Club, to be played at tho One Tree Hill links on Saturday:—R. McCrystal, A. M. Ooulding. F. Trice, C. G. Fisher, 'J. Cnmaehan. W. J. A. Thomson, J. Giltnour. A. ,T. Pair, IT. M. Rogerson, I. Hunter, 11. W. Cooke. W. P. Baker. The following will represent the Titirangi Golf Club in a. teams match with tho C.lendowio Club, to be nlayed at Titirangi on Saturday:—R. L. Wilson. J. Murray. 10. Beelian, H. A. Rnndiup, n. L. Robson, >l. Ohlson, A. J. Joplin. A. V. Peace, A. IT Magson, E. F. Burns, A. X. Taylor, A. ][. O'Leary. AKARANA CLUB. A medal round was played by members of the Akarana Golf Club on Saturday. Following were the best. cards:—Y. Smith. 89, 22—07; P. Coutts, 00, 20—70; T. R. Trayes. 91, 20—71; H. Cullen. 01, 20—71; B. ITollowav, 83, 11—72: C. Ilolford, 80. 14—72; V. Baker, 82, 0-73; B. Smith. 74. 0—74; T. Hotel, 98, 24—74; W. Suanson, 83. 11—74. q GLEN DOW IF CLUB. The final round of the medal eclectic was played on Snturdiy by members of the Glendowie Golf Club under good conditions when most of the competitors considerably improved their cards. The competition was won by D. McGregor, a junior, who finished up with the good score of 00 net. Following were the best cards handed in:--D. McGregor. 00, J R. Rendell. (1. Kissling. W. Saxon. N. A. Naismith, N. C. Sneddon, M. J. Bailey, G. K. Mathieson, 64; W. L. Cole. 00- A. C. Stedman, E. J. Richardson. R. C. Niccolls. 07; T. Russell. R. White. F. Kronfeld. 08; F. Faram, C, P. Thomas, F. Lintott, 09; K. Bradley. N. A. Forgio, Dr. Ilorton. A. Dufhie, 70; R. Kissling, I. H. Hall, 71; E. Hutchison. J. C. ; Graham, 72; A. C. Tainc, R. Edmonds, 73; 11. Wright, R. Barst.ow, 71; C. Ilewson, 75. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB. ; Following is the draw for handicap match play on Wednesday by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club, for a trophy presented by Mrs. Hughes:—Mrs. Combes v. Mrs. Keys. Mrs. Macartney v. Miss Meadows, Mrs. Lintott v. Mrs. Hutchison. Miss Colebrook v. Mrs. llintz, Mrs. Cahill v. Mrs. Hayes. The following have byes: Airs. But lei. Mrs. Mathieson. Mrs. Hill. .Mrs. D'Autlireiiu, Mrs Ronnie. Miss \Y. Hintz, Mrs Warren, Miss Brookfield, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss b Hill, Mrs. McMillan, ' 1 The dra- tor Saturday players is as fol- J: lows:—Mrs. Markwick v. Miss D. Scott, i J Miss O. English v. Miss Sharland. The fol- ' lowing have byes; Mis 3 M. English, Miee : Lawrence. 1 t

WAITEMATA CLUB. Members of the Waitemata Golf Club played the first round of a 36 holes bogey match .during the week-end. The best cards returned were as follows:—W. Miller, 2 up; M. O'Connor, all square; B. Macfndoe, 1 down; R. McLeod, 2 down; G. Jackson, 2 down; J. Ilogan, 2 down. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a flag match to be played by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Coif Club next Thursday:— A Grade.— Mrs. Duff v. Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Ilogan v. Mrs. Weir, Miss Mclndoe v. Miss N T . Mason, Mrs. Prime v. Miss M. Mason, Miss McLeod v. Mrs. Harper. Mrs. Bailey v. Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Clouston v. Miss Palairet. Mrs. Harvey v. Miss Neville. B Grade.—Miss Bartleet v. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Haynes v. Miss Stewart, Mrs. Rowan v. Miss Williams, Mrs. Bruce v. Mrs. MacDougnl, Mrs. Houghton v. Mrs. Trayes, Mrs. Prime v. Mrs Chapman. Mrs. Beechy v. Miss Duder. Mrs Ryan v. Miss O'Brien, Mrs. Cox v. another. The winners of the bogey matches were: —A grade: Miss Mclndoe; B grade, Mies Duder. The L.G.U. A grade medal matr.li resulted in a tie between Miss Keville, 95. 22-73, and Mrs. Bailey, 102, 29—73. The C grade was won by Miss Duder. PUPUKE CLUB. Following are the results of the first round of the captain's prize competition played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday:—C. F. Brown won from C. F, Wilson by default; L. O. Ansell beat T. G. flooding, 7 and f>; H. C. Stevens beat A. Alton. 7 and C: W. I. Stcmson beat L. Harris, at the 20th; E. W. ?»1 ills beat A. G. Kdey, 6 and 5; N. 11. Hume beat W. Rentes. 2 and 1; R. Johnston won from F. C. Buddie by default; A. M. Sellars beat A. R. Coltman, 3 and 2; S. L. Bond beat D. J. McCorkindale, 2 and 1; C. F. Clark won from H. W. Dixon by default; J. E. Close won from H. L. M. Buisson by default; J. H. Hume beat H. N. Preston, 6 and 4; V. Tisdall beat F. Tornquist, 2 and 1; 11. V. Gray won from J. H. Blenkhorne by default; T. G. da Clive Lowe beat J. T. McCorkindale, 1 up; A. W. Clark beat 11. Barton, 2 and 1; A. E. Brown won from E. G. Wilson by default: D. R. C. Mowbray beat IT. Shaw, 7 and 5; If. Goodwin beat A. G. Lane, 2 and 1; W. C. Taylor beat L. M. Shearer, 4 j and 3: L. 11. Saundeis beat C. F. Thompson. 3 and 2; T. H. Mingay beat A. Reeve, I 3 and 2; W. 11. Spiller beat G. A. Waterj man. 3 and 2; 11. T. Gould beat J. Williams, 5 and 3; W. A. Bush won from C. J. Sidford by default; I. G. Mackenzie beat A. 11. Brady, 4 and 3; 11. L. Everton beat S. Ardley, 8 and 7. The play-off of the tie in the four-ball trophy match between L. J. Minogue and J. T. McCorkindale and J. Williams and W. P. Hopkins will take place during next week-end. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the second round of the eclectic match to be played by members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Chili on Wednesday Miss M. Stevens v. Miss A. O'Neill. Miss O. Stevens v. Mrs. Buddie, Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs Mowbray, Mr 3. Rutherford v. Miss Harty, Miss M. Parker v. Miss B. O'Neill, Mrs. England v. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Allen v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss Blomfield v. Miss I. Wight, Mrs. Kensington v. Mrs. Edey, Mrs. Scurr v. Miss J. Parker, Mrs. Spilier v. Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs. Quick v. Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Deighton v. Miss R. Williamson. Mrs. Gooding v. Mrs. Herbert. Mrs. Weller v Mrs. Beaumont. Miss Lorie v.. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Baxter v. Mrs. Close, Miss Gudgeon v. Miss Jackson. The best scores returned in the last C grade match were:—Mrs. McCorkindale, 107; Miss Johnston, 107. Following is the draw for a. medal round to be played on Thursday:—Mrs. Prosser v. Mrs. Attwood, Miss Johnston v. Miss Barton, Mrs. Grey v. Mrs. Scales,- Mrs. McCorkindale v. Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Winter v. Miss Mills, Mrs. Bond v. Mrs. Joggs, Mrs. Goodwin v. Mrs. IToH, Mrs. Maxwell v. Mrs. Milne, Miss Moncriefl v. Miss Weston, Mrs. Harrison v. another. NORTH SHORE CLUB. Following were the best cards returned in the first monthly medal round played by members of the North Shore Golf Club on Saturday:—B. Rae, 83, 13—70; C. M. Black, 92. 20 —72; M. E. Thompson, 83, 7—70; R. T. Philson, 90, 20—70; R. Fotheringham, 95. 18—77; N. S. Chalmers, 95, 18—77; J. Prime. BS, 11—77; H. Matthews, 95, 18—77; S. W. Chambers. 90. 12 —78; A. W. Short, 90, 12—73; G. T. Hunt, 92, 14—7S; C. H. Kingsford, 93, 15—78. The ladies' medal round for week-end players was won by Miss Ilotchkiss. The next best cards were returned by Misses McLaren, Snoad and M. McLeod. EVERSLIE CLUB. The first round of the Kohn Cup competition was played by members of the Everslie Golf Club on Saturday. Details are as follows:—Smith beat Ross. 8 and G; Mclnnes beat Hobson, 2 up; Alford beat Bingley. 4 and 3; Beechey beat Parker, 2 up; Leitch beat Whelan, 5 and 4. Blair, Fergusson, McDonald, Brewer, Busing, Ilogan, Rice, Wardell and Finlay won their matches by default.

PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. A flap: match wag played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday. The winner in the senior division was Mrs. Ruahton. who carried the flag to the ]nt.h green. Mrs. D. McLennan was (he winner in the junior division, carrying the flag to the ninth green. CLEVEDON CLUB. A large number of members and representatives from neighbouring clubs were present at the opening of the Clevedon Golf Club on Saturday. The captain, Mr. D. M. Bryan, welcomed the visitors. Mixed foursomes were played over 12 holes and the best cards returned were:—Bryan (Tauranga) and Miss M. Walters (Papakura), 02. 31 —sl; W. Currie and Miss McPherson, 71, 22—52; J. Whytan and Miss Hoe, 71, 19—52; "Wiseman and Miss Waters. 71, IS—--53; W. A. Pavitt and Mrs. Alexander, 70, 19—57. WAIUKU CLUB. [FROM Ol'R OWN CORRESPONDENT.] WAIUKU, Saturday. Following are the best cards returned in a medal round played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club this afternoon;—Colbeck, SO, 0—74; Jerram, 90, 22—74; Howden. SO, 5—75; Roscoe. 100, 24—7G: P. Ilowden, SI. 5—79; Forbes, 85, 6—79; Blomfield, SC, 0-—SO; Ohlson, 87, 5—62. WAIUKU LADIES' CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] WAIUKU, Saturday. The team to represent the Waiuku Ladies' Golf Club in a match against the Papakura Ladies' Club at Papakura on Tuesday is as follows Miss Neil. Mrs. Ohlson. Miss Muir, Miss Hull. Miss Howden, Miss Glynes, Miss Motion, Miss Arkle, Mrs. Muuro, Mrs. Ile.se, Miss K. Neil. PUKEKOHE CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] PUKEKOHE. Saturday. The first medal round for the captain's trophy was played by members of the Pnkekohe Golf Club this afternoon. Best cards returned were:—A. Schlaepfer, 83, 11—09; Mills, 91. 22 —09; Kissling, 81, 10—71: Butcher, 103, 32—71; Payne, 93, IS—75; Johns, 93, 18—75; Moore, 103, 28—75; McWhirter, 87, 11—70; Charlsworth, 94, 18—70; Bockett, 101, 24—77; Maddison, 92, 14—78; Short, 97, 18—79; Pike, 101, 22—79; Johnson, 80, HAMILTON CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] HAMILTON, Sunday. Members of the Hamilton Golf Club competed for tho Gilbey Cup yesterday, conditions being the best aggregate on two rounds of bogey play. 11. Gillies proved tho winner with a score of 9 up. Other good cards were:—J. L. Black, 5 lip; P. Pittnr, 4 up; C. B. Wake, 3 up; P. (1. HarKness, 1 up; J. Horton, all square; H. W. Fisher, all square; E. A. Wilkes, all j square: Smith, 1 down; J. F. Strang, 1 down: H. L. Blackie, 1 down. TAUMARUNUI CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] TAUMARUNUI, Saturday. A medal handicap played on the Taumarunui golf links to-day resulted in a win for fl. K. Spencer with a score of 07 net. The scores were a 9 follows:—II. Spencer. 79., 12—07; I. Smith. 81, 14 —7O; A. Sandcl, 75, 5—70; IT. Pontawera, 82, 11—71; G. Albertaon, 81. 13—71; J. Doreen, 89, 18—71; L. G. Spencer, S(!, 14 72; B. MeMaster, 97, 23—71: R. Thomas, 80, 11—75; E. M Johnston, 90, 21—75; A. W Riehter, 87, 11—70; W. Hughes, 89. 13 —7O; G. K. Thynne, S9. 13—70; L. A. Holford, 82, 5—77; M. 11. Wilka, 91. 13—7S; A. Barker, 90, IS—7B; C. A. Stovanson, 90, 11—79, Huniill, 97. 18—79. TE KUITI CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] 1 TE KUITI, Sunday. Following were the best cards returned in 1 the first round of the Aggregate Cup competition played by members of the To Kuiti Clolf Club yesterday:—Higgins, 93, 32—01; I'woomey, 102, 30—00; Drake, 94, 20—08; i Boyd, 90, 20—70; Hawson, 102. 32—70; Vate, 88, 10—72; Hotu. 101. 32—72; Saun- 1 dera, 89, 14—75; Bathgate, 92, 10—76. 1