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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20897, 12 June 1931, Page 15

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TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. I ollowing wcro the best, scores returned in the bogey match played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club:—A grade (1-IM): Miss M. Goldwntcr, Miss M. Cooke, 2 down; Mrs. A. 11. O'Leary, 3 down; Mrs. G. L. Taylor: 1 down. B grade 125-3G) : Mrs. G. Court. 8 down; Miss F. Hall, Mrs. K. Alpe, Mrs. McKinnon, 0 down. the second rourd of the eclectic match will bo played nest Thursday. AK Alt AN A CLUB. Members of the Akarana Golf Club v ill play tho third round of tho Tyler Memorial Cup. in conjunction with the monthly button match to-morrow, players to choose partners. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for tho bogey match to be played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:— A. Grade.—Miss Fearuley v. Miss TylerDavies, Miss Hickman v. Miss Cousins, Miss Connett v. Miss McGee, Miss G. Smith v. another. B Grade.—Miss P. Simons v. Miss Con noil, Miss if. Wright v. Miss Chambers. Miss A. Deacon v. Miss K. Knott, Misa Roberts v. Miss H. Jeuks. Tho draw for tho C grado bogey match is ns follows:—Miss Novillo v. Miss Crabtree, Miss Farrow v, Misa Kensington, Miss Parvjn v. Miss Boyco, Miss Eovell v. Miss N. Bentley, Miss Shenkin v. Miss O. Williams, Miss Newman v. Miss Newcombe. The following will play in the morning or after 2 p.m.—Miss G. Wright v. Miss Patterson, Miss Pearce v. Miss Nicholas. Miss Bradley v. Miss E. Wright. Following is tho draw for the bogey match to bo played noxt Tuesday by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Preston v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. C'aughey v. Mrs. Brown, Miss F. Cox v. Miss Jones, Misa M. Peet v. Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Halford v. Miss P. Peet. B Grade.—Mrs. Dovey v. Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Young v. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Burtenshaw v. Miss Clarke. Miss Marshall v. Mrs. Kong, Misa Dalton v. Miss Spence. Miss Tingey v. Miss Joughins. Miss O'Callighan v. Miss T. Hodge, Mrs. Turnbull v. Mrs i Pezaro. Miss D. Hodge v. Mrs. F,wcn, Mrs. Walters v. Mrs. Kingsland, Miss B. Eidean v. another. C. Grade.—Mrs. Full v. Mrs. McCrobie. Mrs. Holloway v. Mrs. Scliischkn, Mrs. Baiter v. Mrs. Wynyard, Miss Birch v. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. L. Smith v. Misa Montgomery, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Rogers, Miss I. Walters v. Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Mnsefield v. Miss Graham, Mrs. King v. Mrs. Cooke, Miss Kerr Taylor v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs, Ashley v. Miss Mur.ro. Mrs. Melville v. Mrs. Phillips, Miss Williams v. another. The following team will represent tho Akarana Ladies Club nt Waitemata next Monday:—Mrs. Preston. Miss Cox. Misß M. Peet. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Halford, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Brown, Miss P. Peet. Mies Jones, Mrs. £}utton. Miss Tingey, Mrs. Ewen. NORTH SHORE CLUB. Members of the North Shore Golf Club will play a handicap medal round to-morrow, players to choone partners. Following aro the results of the first round of the captain's prize:—R. T. Philson beat n. W. Bennett. 4 and 3; C. H. Kinssford beat. J. D. Prime. 3 and 2: R. A. Sninley beat J. N. Taylor, 3 and 1; W. H. Beattio beat A. Crompton, 1 up; B. E. Goldwater won from A. C. Griffiths by default; G. D. Hunt beat H. J. Bramwell. 3 and 2 - r C. M. Black beat C-. N. Robinson, 7 and 5; A. A. Tysoe beat H. Freakes, 2 up R. Fotherineham beat H. Whitley. and 1: M. E. Thompson beat I S. McHarg. 7 and 5; R. V. Lush heat H Cadness, 1 up; N. B. Chalmers beat C. H. Kingsfo ;d. 4 and 3; G. E. Downer heat H. Bartlett., 5 and 3; B. Rao won from R. Smallfield by default; G. H. Matthews beat G. McKenzie, 3 and 2; A. W. Short bcal M. L. Drower, 5 and i. CLEVEDON CLUB. A sealed hole competition played by members of the Clevedon Golf Club resulted in a tie between R. J. Alexander and R. L. Waters. Tho winner in the ladies division was Mrs. McPherson, with Mi 93 McPherson. runner-up. The draw for the handicap match on Saturday is at, follows:—Ladies: Mrs. Rattray v. Mrs. Overy. Mrs. Wells v. Miss D. Browne. Mrs. Alexander v. Mrs. Furley. Miss Wallis v. Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Raters v. Mrs. Eyre. Miss Dow v. Miss Waters,. Mrs Henderson v. Mrs. Wilson. Men: Wilson v. O'Donnell, R. J. Alexander v. Browno, F. Whytock v. Francis. Waters v. Currie Bryan v. Cawte, Dow v. Bull, Jjces v. "Wells, Campbell v. H. Alexander. MANUREWA LADIES' CLUB. The best cards handed in for the monthly button competition played by members of the Xlanurewii Ladies' Golf Club were as follows:—Mrs. Adlam, 64 net ; Mrs. b leming. 73: Mrs. White, 87. ■ Following i? the draw for the match to be played to-morrow: —Miss Noble v. Mrs. Adlam, Miss Gilmore v. Miss Grey. Miss White v. Mis. Fleming. Miss Kimher v. Miss Juckes, Miss Pegler v. Mrs. Shugar. Mrs. Davies v. Mrs. White, Miss Hill v. Mis 3 Grey. Miss Margetta v. Miss Cotter, Miss Mackie v. Miss Wood. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. The following 36 players qualified on handicap for the Douglas Cup competition plaved by members of the Hamilton Ladies Golf Club:—Mrs. O. R. Farrer, Mrs. J. riachan Mrs. F. Oruar. Miss Dawson. Mrs. A T. Atkins, Mrs. H. Griffiths. Misa J. Masters. Mrs. G. Primrose, Mrs. T. A. Milroy, Mrs. C. Taylor, Miss \ . Cann, Mrs A. Jan es, Mrs. R. Worley. Mrs. N. G. Sutherland, Mrs. J. F: Strang. Miss K. Wilson. ... ~c , r The following second sixteen qualified for Mrs. Colin Taylor's trophy :—Mrs. L. Day. Miss Provis. Mrs. Sandford, Mrs. D. Hay, Mrs. N. J. Xing, Mrs. E. J. Mears. Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Hockin, Mrs. C. L. MacDiannid. Mrs. R. Hazard. Mrs, T. (.. Frnser, Mrs. C. A. Arthur. Mrs. G. Brown, Miss Templer, Miss E. Hammond. Mrs. G. W. (lower. In the semi-final of the Gillies vase competition, Mrs. L. Tompkins defeated Mrs F Gruar. 4 and 2. The filial will be played between Mrs. 0. R. Parrer and Mrs. L. Tompkins. ROTORUA LADIES' CLUB. [BY TELEGIt \PH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ROTORUA. Thursday. The following were the best, scores in the Rotorna Ludies Coif Club medal competition played yesterday:— A Grade.--Mrs. Btldd, 07, 17—82; Mrs. Butler. 95. '13—82; Miss Pnyton, PS, 6—?2; Mrs. I lamps jn, 07. 11—83: Miss Carnachan, 101. 18-&3. B Grade.—First, division: Mrs. Goudie, 101, 23—75; Misa Harris, 103, 2-1—79; Mrs. C'arr, 103. 23 —80; Miss Glass, 102, 22—80; Mrs. Walden, 101, "4—Bo. Second division: Miss Griffiths. 111. 3(i-75; Miss Siinmonds, 111, 31 —77; Mrs. Wackrow, 10:). 2(J—77; Miss Booth. 10<i, 27—79. C. Rrade: Miss Mitchell. OH. 15—81: Miss Handeock, til. 1--90- Mrs. Knight. 03, 3—90; Mrs. Ryder, 113. 23—93. TE AWAMUTU LINKS. OFFICIAL OPENING TO-MORROW. Tho Tc Awamutu Golf Club's reconstructed links, providing for a course of sixteen holes, will be opened officially tomorrow. when a match will be played between teams representing the ladies and the men. Following is the draw:---Mrs. Teandale v. R. H. Wallace. Miss K. Woolly v M. Otway, Mrs. C. Blondell v. V.'. Foggin, Miss Fockc' v. D. •\\ illinms, Miss A. M intcfiore v. 11. V. Holmes. Miss Irwin v. J!Burnett, Miss M. Clark v. G. Parker. Mi<s J. Jefiery v. M. Winter. Miss (i. Cameron v. S. S. Preston, Mrs. N. M. Lethbridrro v. H. Focke. Mrs. J. Oliphant v. A. W Beetham. Mrs. A. Bond v. J Brown. Mrs M Barnett v. Dr. J. Roberton. Miss ,1. Manson v. N. McAlistcr. Miss 11. Civil v 11. Bent, Miss W. Manson v J. Oliphant. Miss A. Lees v. J. Muir. Mrs. M. McNair v. C. .Reilly, Mrs. E. Bryant v J. Dalziel. Miss P. North v. C'. Hutchinson, Miss M. Wynyard v. J. Thompson.