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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20924, 14 July 1931, Page 7

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PUPUKE CLUB. The following will represent, the Pupuke Golf' Club in n tennis' match with (lie Tifirnnrri Club to be played at Pupuke on Saturday:—l. G. Mackenzie, L. J. Minogue, 11. C. Stevens, E. W. Mills. R. Johnston, A. E. Browne, L. Harrison, H. Goodwin, L. H. Saunders, N". R. Chapman, A. R. Coltman, T. G. de Clive Lowe. The following will play a tennis' match against the Auckland Club at Middlemore:— I. G. Mackenzie, L. J. Minogue, 11. C. Stevens. E. W. Mills, R. Johnston. A. E. Browne, H. Goodwin, L. H, Saunders, N. R. Chapman, A. R. Coltman, T. G, de Clive Lowe", L. G. Ansell.

OTAHUIIU LADIES' CLUB. The qualifying: round for tlie champi'anslup i was played by members of the Otuhuhu Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday. Tho fallowing players qualified Misses IS. Whifeley, B. Tulloch, H. Percy, L. Mellsop, M. Hill, E. Hill, M. Denize and H. Pnrton. An L.G.U. Diedal ronud over 18 holes was won by Miss IS. Whit cloy with a score of 101. 2'2—79. The. next best cards werts:— M"ms H. Percy. 104. 22—82: Miss'M. Denize, 113, 31—82; Mrs. Boyce, 115, 31—84; Miss L. Lloyd-White,. 117, 33-84;. Miss IS. Hill. 1 in. 31—85. _ A medal handicap for G Krnde players* over nine holes was won by Miss A. Sim?: jnonds with a. score of R3, 18-^-45. The members of tho Papakura Ladies' Golf Club will bo tho guests of tho Otnhubu Ladies' Club at the Grange links to-morrow. LADIES' TEAMS MATCH. Members of the Pnpakura and Glendowie Ladies' Golf Clubs played a teams match, whfch resulted in a win for the former by five (ra.nies to three. Following are the results, Pnpakura names being mentioned first: Mrs. Rushton bent Mrs. Browne, 7 and 5; Miss White lost lo Miss O. English, 5 and 4; Mrs. Foote lost 4o Miss Scott, 5 and 3;' Mrs. Brooks lost to Miss N. ISnglish, 3 and 2; Mrs. Pavitt heat Mrs, Markwick, 3 and 2; Miss <f. Wcllcr beat Miss Apployard, 7 and 5; Miss lien I Miss Sutton. 5 and J-..Mrs. Watts boat Miss Pressor, t up, AJv All AN A LA DIES' CLUB. Folluwing is (ho draw for tlnj bogey match to bo played to-day by members of the 'Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—

A Grade.—Mrs. Cnuchey v, Mrs. Ftifjford, Mrs, I'reston v. Miss M. Peet, Miss I*. Cox v. Miss P Peet. Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Gj'sint, Mrs. Brown v. Miss T. Jones, Mrs. ..young« v. another/

B Grade.—Mrs. Burtenshaw v. Miss,,Tsndean, Miss D. Hodge v. Miss Joughin,--Miss L. Hodge v. Mies O'Cullighnn. Mrs. Pezznro v. Miss Spence. Mrs. Walker v. Miss Walter's, Miss Munro v. Mrs. Long, Mis 9 Williams v Miss Dal ton'; Miss Hunt v. Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Dovey v. Mrs. Kingsland, Miss Clarke v. Miss Marshall. The C grade will play a senled-hole competition commencing at 12 o'clock. Following is the draw;— Miss Kerr-Taylor v. Mrs. Ashley, Mrs, Martin v. Mr#. King, Miss

Graham v. Mrs. Neville, - Mrs. Phillips v. Mrs. If. Johnston, Mrs. Masefield* v. Mrs. McCrobie, Mrs. Baxter v. Miss Birch, Mrs. Rogers v. Mrs, Simmonds, Miss Burnand v. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Schischka, Mrs. Hollowuy v. Mrs. Free, Miss Walters v. Mrs. Milliard, Mrs. Robinson v. Mrs. L. Smith, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Wy«ward. I APAK URA LADIES' CLUB. The flag match played by members of the Papakuni Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday was won by Mrs. D. McLennan, who carried the flag to the 17th green. A medal handicap will be played to-mor-row, partners to be drawn at the' 1 clubhouse. CAM BRIDGE CLU!.!. [I'UOM QUE OWN CORUESrONDENT. ] CAMBRIDGE.- Monday. The semiifinal of. the Cambridge handicap was played by the Ciunbridgp_ Golf Club on or. lurd ay under ideal conditions, the results were:-*- Oarrard beat Dunoar, 2 up; \ W Nicoll and Robinson, all sauai;e. The latte' match is to be replayed The best cards for the medal round were: Robinson'. 87 18-69; G v Garrard, SO, 10—701 freeman, 83, 12—71. Butler, 12, *O-~72; \ I ford 77. 5—72: Dunbar, 82, 9—73; Willis, 97, 24—73: A W. Ni-011. SO. 12—71. 11ELENSVILLE CLU 15. [from our own correspondent.] IJELENSVILLE. Monday. In the semi-fiua 1h of the president's cup. nJayrd bv 'he Ilelensville (jolf Club, IT. Fenner beat C. O. Sandin, (> and 4. and L. Lewis beat A Allen 6 and 5. . In the final, H. Fenner beat L. Lewis. and I, after a hard game. Lewis at one stage was 4 up, Fenner squaring the match on the 28th.