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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20891, 5 June 1931, Page 14

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the first round of the vice-president's prize, presented by Miss M. Horton, to be played next Tuesday by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Rainger v. Miss L. Cutfield, Miss 15. Mahoney v. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Robertson v. Miss MucCormick, Mrs. Buttle v. Mise Wilson. Mrs. Rutherford' v. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Henderson v. Mies L. Roberlon. Miss Culling v. Mrs. Furguson, Miss Noakes v. Miss Cooper. Mrs. Croft v. Mi6s Moginie, Miss Upton v. Mi is Ballantyne, Miss H. Cutfield v. Mrs. Green, Miss Buddie v. Miss Rathbone. Mrs. Wright y. Mies Macfarlane, Mrs. Hughes v. Miss McGovern, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Towle, Mrs. E B. Brown v. Mrs. Frater, Mrs. Finn v. Miss Reid. Mrs. Friedlander v. Muss* Porter, Mrs. Trice v. Mrs. Martin, Miss Welle v Mrs. Nevill, Miss Johnson v. Miss A.rser, Mrs. Ralph v. Miss Rainger. Mrs. Campbell | v Miss France, Mrs. Devore v. Mrs. Mac- j kenzie. Mrs. Grant, v. Miss Clark, Mrs. Richmond v. Miss Henderson, Mrs. Morris v. Miss S. Mahoney, Mrs. Murphy v Miss Coutts. Miss Draper v. Miss R. Roberton, Mrs. Foster v. Miss Ridings, Mrs. Joyce v. Miss White. Mrs. Jefferson v Miss Isevill, ; Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. Carr, Mrs. faellnr v. Miss Graham, Miss E. F. Upton v. -Mrs. Ludbrook, Mrs. Lawrence v. Mrs. Kirker, Miss Mapnin v. Mies M. Russell,. Mrs. Kelly v Airs. Watson, Miss Gumming v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Moody v. Miss Souter, Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Johns, Mrs. D. Robertson v. Mrs. Hutchison, Miss M. Wilson v. another. A K All AN A LADIES' CLUB. Following were the results of the first round of the handicap match play played by members of the Akarana Ladies Golf Club: A Grade.—Mrs. Brown beat Mrs. l/OX. 3 wnd 2; Mrs. Grant beat Miss Cox, 3 "'b Grade.—Miss Tingey beat Mrs Ewen. 3 and 2: Mrs. Young beat Mrs. Long, '2 and 1; Miss Knott beat Miss Simmons, 1 up; Miss D. Hodge beat Mis« Dalton. 2 j and ]• Miss Joughin beat Miss Marshall, 3 and'l; Miss Jenks beat Miss Broadley, ; 5 and 4; Airs. Pezuro beat Miss Hoe. 2 j al Following is the draw for the first round j of the eclectic mutch to be played by the members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:—Miss K. Hickman ,v. Miss Connett. Mies R. McGee v. Miss E. tearnley, Miss J. Cousins v. Mies Tyler-Davies. Miss Wvnyard v. Miss G. Smith. B grade: Miss A'Deacon v. Miss L. Barlon, Miss Roberts v.' Miss E. 1. Wright. Miss P. Simons v. Miss M. Wright, Miss K. Knott v. Miss N. Chambers. , The draw for the C grade ecl.ectic match iR as foll.iws:—Miss Shenkin v. Miss Kensington. Miss Parvin v. Miss E Bentley. , Miss Neville v. ilies Boyce, iiisa v. Miss Farrow. Miss Newman v. Mies M. Bentley, Miss G. Williams v. Miss Connell. The following will play in the morning or after 2 p.m.>-Mieß E. Wright v. Miss Bradley, Miss Coupland v. Miss k. A. AV ll Miss Nicholls v. Miss G. right, MIS 3 Pearee v. Miss Patterson. TITIEANGI CLUB. The following players will represent the Titirangi Golf Club in a teams match with the Auckland Club to be played at Titirangi to-morrow week:—H. D. Brinsden, 3x. M. George. R. K. McCrystal, T. A. Gouldnjg, W. L. jßobinson. E. G. Tallis, A. M. Goulding. R. L. Wilson. H. A. Randrup. R. M. Dacre, F. Trice,'J. Murray, V. L. Humphreys, A. J. Good, C. G. Fisher, J. H. Goyder. H. L. Robson. A. J. Parr, T. E. Clark, T Goudie, A. D. Joplin, A. V. Peace, J. Gilmour. W. J. A. Thomson. Reserves: L. E. Beehan, J. L. Carnachan. TITIRANGI LADIES" CLUB. The best scores returned in the L.G.U. medal handicap played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladie3' Golf Club are as follows: Seniors.—Mrs. It. Deighton, 85, 6-r<9; Mrs. R. L, Wilson, 8/, G—81; Mrs, G, McMillan, 93. 11—82. Juniors. —Mies M. Cooke, 9i, 19— <8; Mrs. G. P. Finlay, 108, 26-82; Mrs. E. D. Henrys, 107. 24—83. In the play-off of a lie in a previous L.G.U. match, Mrs. R. Deighton won with a score of 85, 6 —79. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played by the week-end players of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday:—Miss Lewis v. Miss Willis. Miss Minns v. Miss Parr, Miss Wann v. Miss Wilkes. Misa Esdaile v. Mrs. Hopkins. Miss Wrigley v Mies Wood. Miss Hunt v. Mrs. Monkhouse, Miss Corner v. Miss Barr, Miss McDonnell v. Miss Adams, Miss Monktou v. another. MANUREWA LADIES' CLUB. Following were the best scores handed in for the captain's trophy match played by members of the Manurewa Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Jenkins, 69 net; Mrs. tlennng, ti9: Mrs. Adlam, 72. Following is the draw for Saturday players:—Miss Barnard v. Miss ISoble, Mies White v. Mrs. Davies. Miss Wood v. Mi6s Yarn ton, Miss Pegler v. Mies Gum ore, Miss Maxwell v. Miss Cotter, Miss lumber v. another. OTAHUHU CLUB. A medal match will be played by the members of the Otabuhu Golf Club to-mor-The following team has been selected to play against the Everslie Club on the Everslie links during the week-end:—H. Levy, w. B. Eustace, A. P. Eustace, T. Eastertjrook, C. R. Reader, F. Todd. A. lodd, J. Logan, K. Kay, J. McCrory, B. 0. Heather, G, Currie. Reserve: H. Frommherz. PUKEKOHE TOURNAMENT. [from our own correspondent.] PUKEKOHE. Thursday. An open tournament held yesterday by the Pukekohe Club attracted 34 competitors. The course was in excellent order. _ The 36-hole medal match, comprising both morning nnd afternoon rounds, was won by Johnson (Pukekohe), with a scoro of 161. Greenbank (Akarana), 165, was runner-up. In the bogey match, comprising the morning's piny, McDermott (Onewhero) and Johns (Pukekohe) tied for first place. ?ach 1 up. The play-off was won by McDermott. The afternoon medal match was won by Snell (Pukekohe), who returned a card of 64. The following team has been chosen to represent. Pukekohe in the annual match against the Mqunßqkiekie Club t to be played at the One Tree Hill links during the weekend Johnson, Coyle, Kisslina, McWhjrter, Roulston, junr., Lawson. Schlaepfer, Maddison, Johns. Jobson. Charlesworth, Payne. Short, Mills, Duncan, I'ikc. WAIKARE CLUB. The best cards for the eclectic competition, played by ruembers of the Waikare Golf Club, were those of G. M. Firth, If. Ecc.les and C. Marshall, who finished all square. The fallowing will play in Ihe semi-final of the captain's prize:—Lloyd v. Soijter, Marshall v. Ensoll. . Mixed foursomes will be played on Saturday commencing at one o'clock. OPOTIKI V. WHAKATANE. [from our own correspondent.] OPOTIKI. Thursday. A golf match between Opotiki and Whnkatane teams was played nt Opotiki yesterday, a. four-ball game being played in the morning and singles in the afternoon. The following were the results, Opotiki names being mentioned first Four-ball.—D. Morris and Hilford bent Yorke and Napier, 4 and 2; Bunkall and Todd lost to Reynolds and McCullough, 4 and 3; Candy and Kemp bent Suckling and A. E. McCullough, 4 and 3; Rowland nnd Seniple beat Inn«s and Rev. Rangi, 2 up; .Short and Bjrkmyer lost to Mackjow nnd Spence, 6 and 4; O'Sullivnn and Davies lost to Luxton nnd Beckett, 2 down; Jessop, sen., and Burton Inst to Clark nnd Steel. 1 down; J. Jessop and Roe beat Purini and Powdrell, 1 up: Fisher nnd Gordon bent Buddie nnd Bridger. 2 up; C. Morris and Brown beat Hogg and Allan, 3 and I. Opotiki, 6 wins; Whakatnne, 4. Singles.—D. Morris beat York, 2 and 1 : Hilford and Nnpier. all square: Bunkall and Reynolds, all etiuarp; Todd lost to J. McCulloitgh. 3 and 1; Candy beat A. E. McCullough, 2 up; Kemp beat Suckling, 1 up; Semple bent Innes. I up; Rowland lost to Rev. Rungi, 1 down; Short bent Macklow, 1 up; O'Sullivan lost to Spence, 6 nnd 5; Birkniyer lost to Luxton, 3 and 1; J. Jessop lost to Beckett, J down; Fisher beat Clark, 5 and 4; Gordon lost to Buddie, 3 and 2; Burton and Purini, all square, Jessop, sen., beat Powdrell, 2 up; Dnvies beat Steel, 4 nnd 3; C. Morris lost to Bridger, 5 and 3: Brown lost to Hogg. 1 down; l 7 l)-> and Allan, all * square, Opotiki. 8 wins; Whakatnne, 8 wins., SOUTH CANTERBURY TITLE. [in' TEJ.EGH AIJH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] TIMARU. Thursday. B. V. Wright was the winner of the South Canterbury golf championship played yesterduy. His score for 36 holes was 143, three strokes under bogey. His score for the I morning round was 73 and for tho afternoon 70. The runner-up was G. L. Cuthbertson (Oamaru), 158.

PAPAKURA CLUB. The following- players will represent |th® Papakura Golf Club in a match against the Clevedon Club at Papakura on Saturday:— Pavitt, Whitehead, Robbins, D. McLennan, Watts, S. Wilson, Yates, Ede, Bradstreet. H. Wilson. Other members will play a medal round, players to choose partners. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB. Members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club will play an L.C-.U. handicap medal match to-morrow, commencing at noon. Tho draw is as follows:—Mrs. Urquhart v. Mrs.. Knight, Mrs. Rnshton v. Mrs. Foote, Miss Harris v. Mrs. D. McLennan, Miss Gannon v. Miss Rhind, Miss McLennan v. Miss M. Walters, Miss J. Walker v. ,T. Elliott, Mrs Watts v. Miss 0. Slack, Miss O'Callagh'an v. Mrs. Pavitt, Mrs. Walters v. Mrs. Pegler, Mrs. Brooks v. Miss, White, Misa Coxheud v. Miss Clear.v, Miss Finlayson v. Miss Drendon. Miss Jarvie v. Mrs. Ede. Mrs S Wilson v. Miss Gardener. Miss J. McConnell v. Mrs. Yates. Miss Higgins v. Mrs. L. Cooper, Mrs. Johnstone v. Miss J. Hewitt. Mrs. Kido'i v. Miss M. McConnell, Mrs. Doull v. Mrs 11. Wilson, Miss Honeyford v. Miss Urquhart, Miss L. Hewitt v. Mrs. Pine. . , , The sealed hole competition played h.v members of the club on Wednesday was won by Miss White. PAEROA V. THAMES. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] THAMES, Thursday. Paeroa golf players visited Thames yesterday and the men played a four-ball, bestball match, which ended in each team winning four games. The results were as follows, Thames players mentioned first:—Marshall and B. Clendon beat Bray and Stewart, .1 up; Andrews and Mahoney beat Baitlett and Gorbey, 3 and 2; Poulgrain and Palmer lost to Tubman and Davis, 4 and 3; Price and Shaw lost to Miller and Garden, S and 5; Dimond and Thompson beat Surrey nnd Page. 2 up: Taylor and Twenty man lost to Kidd .and Dixon, 1 down; Matthews and Jack beat Dale and Ward. r> and 4; Sowerby and Macnamura lost to Thorpe nnd Dainton, 0 and 5. In the ladies' section Thames defeated Paeroa, 2 up., TOURNAMENT AT TAU-MAR UNUI. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] TAUMARUNUJ. Thursday. The Tauinaruimi Golf Club's annua! King's Birthday championship tournament was held yesterday in perfect golfing weather. There was a largo field, 36 players competing, including golfers from the Hutt, Te Awamutu, Wainiarino and Taumarunui clubs. The championship event, over 36 holes, was won by Wallace (To Awamutu), with a score of 156. Sandel (Taumarunui), who also scored 156, was runner-up, and Fisher (Hutt), also witii 156, was third. As there had been ;v tie the winner was decided on the best card over tha last nine holes of the 36, Wallace returning a 76, W. Sandel'B 77. and Fisher's 78. The medal handicap was won by B. MrMaster (Taumarunui), wi(h 135 net (handicap 23). McMasler also won the afternoon bogey with a card of i up. The morning bogey was won by A. Simmonds, who was all square with bogey. G. Albertson was also all square, but Sim* monds was 1 up over the last nine holes and took the trophy. Of the 36 cards returned tho following - were the 10 best:—Wallace (Te Awamutu), 80, 76 —156; Sandel (Taumarunui), 79, 77—156; Fisher (Hutt), 78, 78—156; Craig (Taumarunui), 80, 82—162; Poutawera (Taumarunui), 80. 84—164; Richter (Taumarunui), 82, 84— 166; Albertson (Taumarunui), 83, 85—168; R. Thomas (Taumarunui), 83, 84—172; I. Smith (Taumarunui), 87, 86—173; Grieve (Waimarino), 87, 88—175,