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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20931, 22 July 1931, Page 7

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB. FIRST ROUND IN CHAMPIONSHIP. Members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club played the first round of the club championship at Middlemore yesterday. Following were the results:—Miss C. Moginie beat Miss Macfarlane, 3 and 1; Miss E. Culling beat Miss E. Mahoney, 6 and 5; Mrs, J. Wilson beat Mrs. Rutherford, 5 and 4; Miss Upton beat Mrs. Buttle, 4 arid 3; Miss M. Macfarlane beat, Mrs. Towle, 2 up; Mrs. Henry beat Miss L. Cutfield. at the 21st; Mrs. Henderson beat Mrs. ' Rainger at the 20th; Miss F. Rathbone beat Mrs. Frost, 3 and 2; Mrs. Ferguson beat Miss McGovern, 5 and 4; Mrs. Hughes beat Mrs. Smith, 7 and 0; Miss E. Wilson beat Mrs. Green, 2 up; Miss MacCormick beat Mrs. Robertson, 2 and 1. The first round of the junior championship was also played, and resulted as follows:—Mrs. E. B. Brown beat Mrs. Grant, 1 up; Miss E. While beat Mrs. Campbell, 4 and 2; Miss 11. Asser beat Miss C. Wells, 1 up; Miss R. Hoberton beat Miss M. Russell at the 19th; Miss C. Rainger beat Mrs. Ralph, 3 and 1; Miss M. Graham beat Airs. A. Donald, 2 up. A medal competition will be hold next Tuesday for those not competing in the championships, players to arrange partners. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following are the .best scores returned in tho medal handicap match played by the Saturday players of the Maungakiekie Golf Club:—Miss F. Gregson, 95. 19—70; Mies I Hutson. 100, 22—75; Miss E. D. Gregson, 105 , 27—78. , . , . _ A medal handicap match with sealed conditlons., will be held 011 Saturday, players to choose their partners. . • The championship matches will be Played next week, commencing on Tuesday with the qualifying round, and the first round ol tho senior and junior events. A medal handicap match will be played in conjunction. The second championship round with a bogey handicap match will bo played on Wednesday. Partners will be drawn on both days. A four-ball best-ball medal match will be held on Thursday, Payers to choosse partners and opponents, lhe ftnal of: the championship will also be decided on Thursday. . < TITIRANGI LADIES* CLUB. Following is the draw for the flag match to be played to-morrow by membets of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, starting from the first tee at 10.30 a.m.:—Mrs. lv. L. Wilson v Miss M. Richardson, Mrs. 1. W. Hosking v. Mrs. M. Shroff, Miss A. Grove v. Miss C. Bray, Mrs. A. H. O Leary .v. Mrs. Grevalt. Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. Miss M. Cooke, Mrs. J C. I'inlay v. Mrs R. Deigbton, Miss G. Easton v. Miss K. liorton. Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. J Paterson, Miss B. M. Gricrson v. Mrs. G. L. laylor, Mrs W. G. Cain v. Mrs. W. J. Lovett, Mrs. G. 'Robinson v. Mrs. 11. Bnnsden, Miss Duder v. Miss A. Hacket. Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. G. While v. Mrs. Sutclifie, Mrs. G. K. Grierson v. Miss Harvey, Miss J. Easton v. Mrs. Dunne, Mrs. B. Cooke v. Miss Noel Self, Mrs. R. A. Spmley v. Miss M. Fouhy., Mrs. PI. D. Henrys v. Miss K. Fouhy, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Miss W. Bailey, Mrs. G. P. Finlay v Miss P. Moody, Mrs. R. O. Gardner v. Miss Jvesta Self. Mrs. G. Court v. Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. 1 B. Johnston v. Mrs. Goldwater, Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke, Mrs. Richardson v. Miss C. Thompson. Miss L. Hall v. Mrs. R. Alpe, Mrs. E. Alison v. Miss G. McGlashan, ■ Mrs. Mackinnon v. Mrs. McIndoe, Mrs. Coe v. Mrs. Coakley. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor v. Mrs. Rawson-Smith, Mrs Gyllies v. Mrs. P. Harrison, Miss I'. Hall v. Mrs. Malcolm. The medal handciap, which was to have been played yesterday, was postponed until Tuesday next, the same draw to apply. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. A faursome match will bo played on Satj urday by members of the A.karana' Ladies Golf . Club, players to choose partners and opponents. ~ , Following is the draw for the second round of the stroke competition to be. played by C grade members:—Miss D. Boyce v. Miss Newman, Mrs. Lovell v. Miss Crabtree, i Miss Newcombe v. Miss Shenkin, Miss P. Simons v. Miss Kensington, Miss Bentley v. Miss G. Wright.' • The following will .play in the morning:— Miss Farrow v. Miss Nesbit, Miss G-. Williams v. Miss Shepherd. Commencing after 2 plm;: : Miss Nicholas v. Miss Patterson,; Miss Bradley v. Miss Cullen, Miss D. Pearco v. Miss Coupland, Miss Hodge v. "another." : OTAHUHU CLUB. The following players will represent the Otahuhu Golf Club in a teams match with the Papakura Club to be played at Papakura:—B. O. Heather, R. L. Broun, C. E. Currie, li. Fronherz, A. M. Todd, F. Todd, 5 G. Coutts, C. P. Douney, A. Amodio, W. Blakey, G. Cos, F, Stephenson, F. Fearnley. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.IJ. medal and qualifying round of the handicap tourney and the C grade match, to be played in conjunction with a charity match by the members of the Otaliuhu Ladies' Golf Club:—Miss Tulloch v. Mrs. Shaw, Miss O. Whiteley v. Miss M. Hill, Mrs. Cox v. Miss E. Hill, Miss Sutherland v. Miss Didsbnry, Miss Baxter v. Mrs. Currie, Miss Denize v. Miss Wylie, Miss Smith v. Miss j E. Whiteley, Miss Wallace v. Miss Carnachan, Miss Lloyd-AVhite v. Miss Buchanan, Miss Richards v. Mrs. Chapman, Miss Parton v. Miss N. Katz, Miss Percy v.' Mrs. Boyce, Miss Mellsop v. Miss E. Katz, Mrs. Denton v. Miss Schoiield, Miss Ellett v. Miss Blakey, Miss _F. Sutherland v. Miss M. Muir, Miss Wain v. Mrs. Day, Miss Leonard v. Miss E. Todd, Miss Wills v. Miss Simmonds, Miss Reynolds v. Miss D. Muir, Miss Tims v. Dr. Gladys Rowley, Miss A. Muir v. Miss Day, Miss Elder v. Mrs. Richards, Miss A. Whyte v. Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Wallace v. Miss Hynes, Miss Paul _v. Miss Arnaboldi, Miss S. Ryburn _v. Miss Bryant, Miss Glark v. Miss Sedgwick, Miss C. Ryburn v. Miss Lipscomb, Mis 3 Y. White v. Mrs. Whale, Mrs. J. Ryburn v. Miss P. Meikle, Miss Hunter y. Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Cregean v. Mrs. Pollard.. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. An inter-club match was played by the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club at Cambridge yesterday. The matches' resulted as follows, Hamilton players mentioned first:— Mrs. C. O. Bennett lost to Mrs. K. Biowne, 2 and 1; Mrs. L. I. Day lost to Mrs. Freeman. G and 5; Mrs. G. W. Gower and Miss E. Robinson, all square; Mrs. R. G. Guy lost to Mrs. V. Nolan, 4 and 3; Mrs. G. B. Bartlett defeated Mrs. J. Banks, 2 and 1; Mrs. N. Sutherland lost to Miss I. Garland, 5 and. 4; Mrs. W. Aitken lost to Miss Watt, '5 and 3: Mrs. A. English lost to Miss J. Thompson, 4 and 3; Mrs. R. Hazard lost to Miss B. Swayne, 2 and 1: Mrs. P. G. Russell lost to Mrs. Garrard. 4 and 3; Mrs. E. J. Mcars lost to Mrs. Westlake, 5 and 4; Miss A. Coventry defeated Miss Hewitt, 5 and 4; Miss Provis defeated Miss Priestley, 6 and 5; p Mrs. H. D. Matthews defeated Mrs. F. Kingsford, 5 and 3; Mrs. Colin Taylor defeated Mrs. Mahoney, 4 and 3; Miss Stevens lost to Miss J. Brewer, 5 and 4; Miss Cann lost to Mjss Blythe, 4 and 3; Mrs. F. Gordon and Miss M. Souter, all square; Mrs. 11. C. Ross lost to Mrs. Ward. 6 and 5; Mrs. O. R. Farrer lost to Mrs. Macky, 1 down. The following players will represent Hamilton in an inter-club match to bo played on tho St. Andrews links to-day against the To Aroha Club:—Mrs. T. A. Milroy, Mrs. A. T. Atkins. Mrs. E. J. Mears, Mrs. W. M. Horton. Miss Provis, Mrs. G. Bindon, Mrs. F. Hardy, Miss K. Oliver, Miss M. McLean, Miss Cann, Mrs. W. J. King, Mrs. W. Peterson, Mrs. A. E. Sandford, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. C. L. MacDiarmid. Mrs. H. Griffiths. Mrs. J. Perrow, Mrs. F. Grtiar. Mrs. R.. WorlGy, Mrs. J. J. Standrin. Mrs. J. Clachan. THAMES LADIES' CLUB. [from our own correspondent.! THAMES. Tuesday. The bogey match for Mr. Clendon's trophy played by the Thames Ladies' Golf Club was won by Mrs. Mead. In the play-off she beat Miss Turner, 10 up.