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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20987, 25 September 1931, Page 14

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AKARANA CLUB. / The sixth and final round of the Tyler Memorial Cap will be played by members of the Akarana Golf Club to-morrow in conjunction ■ with the September monthly button. The final of the senior championship between J. Swanson and B. J. Smith will be played during the week-end over 36 holes. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. following is the draw for the flag match to" be played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:— A Grade.—Miss G. Smith v. Mibs TylerDavis, Miss Connett v. Misa K. Hickman. Miss McGee v. Miss Cousins, Miss Fearnley v. another.' _ _ „. _ , B Grade. —Mies T. Hoe v. Miss Roberts. Miss Williams v. Miss Chambers, Miss Crabtree v. Miss L. Barton, Miss A. Deacon ▼. Miss Cowan, Miss K. Knott v. Miss ParTin. Miss Neville v. Miss Newcombe. Miss Connell v. Miss M. Wright, Miss P. Simons ▼. another. , The C grade members will play the third round of the stroke competition for Miss H. Jenks' trophy. The draw is as follows: Misa D Boyce v. Miss Bentley, Miss Farrow v. Miss Sbenkin. Mrs. Lovell v. Miss Newman, Miss Shepherd v. Miss Nesbit, Mi3B Patterson v. Miss Kensington. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. The best ca de returned in the L.G.U. medal handicap played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladiee' Golf Club a« follows: __ Seniors. —Mrs. I. B. Stewart, 91, 14—77; Miss M./G Bri.y, 94, 14—80; Mrs. G. McMillan. 94, 11 —83 Juniors. —Mr* Chappell, 107, 26—81; Mrs. G A Hardley, 102, 19—83; Miss M. Bailey, 105, 22—83; Mrs. Leys. 113, 30—83; Misß M. Goldwater, 10:-». 19—84. _ In the plav-off of the tie in the L.G.U. match between Mrs. Paterson and Mrs. Beighton. the former was successful with » card of 99, 14—85 The play-off in the bogey tie betweei. Mrs. McMillan and Mrs. Wilson was won by the former with a card of 6 down , A medal handicap will be held for handicap and C grade players next Tuesday, commencing at 10.JO o'clock, players to choose partneis The second round of tho eclectic match will be played next Thursday A four-ball best-bail medal handicap will be played on October 8. players to choose partners and opponents. FAIRVIEW CLUB. The following players will represent the Pairview Golf Club in an inter-club match ■with Helensville at the Fairview links tomorrow at one o'clock: —Ladies, Mesdames Becroft. C. O. Grant,. F Broad R. Grant. Miss E. Coutts: men C. M. Becroft H. Grant J. Grev, L. W. Turner, O. Duddmg, C. O. Grant and J- Barron. OTAHUHU CLUB. Following is the oraw for the i medal match for Mr. It. B. Todd's trophy, to be played to-morrow by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club:—B. O. Heather v. E. W. Stephenson. 11. Frommberc: v. P. D. Leys. 33. J. Logan v. F. M. Todd, W. Gardiner v. G. Cox. T. Ensterbrook v. IF. Levy. A. Todd v. W. B. Eustace, A. F. Amodeo v. S. Colville, A. P. Eustace v, G. Currie, F. Fearnley v. W. Rlnkey, C. N. Allpress v. A. Todd, R. L. Brown v. A. R. Render, .T. Crow ;V. S. J. Coutts, R Pnrckhurst v. A. L. Crow, R. Wallace v. another. MANUREWA LADIES' CLUB. Following ia the draw for the Saturday players of the Mnnurewa Ladies' Golf Club in the first eclectic: round:-—Miss Colter v. Miss Grey. Mrs. Davies v. Miss Hill. Miss White v. Miss Dobson, Miss Pester v. Mrs. Fleming, Miss Gilmore v., Miss Juckes. CLEVEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS. The finals of the Clevedon Golf Club's championships have been decided, the men's lection being won by R. J. Alexander and the ladies' section by Miss E. Matthews. NORTH SHORE CLUB. Following is the draw for a medal round .to bo played by the week-end players of the North Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:— Mrs. Monkhouse y. Miss Platts, Miss Parr •v. Miss Hunt, Miss Minns v. Miss Willis, Miss Wood v. Miss Bryson, Miss Wrigley ▼, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Lewis v. Miss Himmtl, Miss Adams v. Mies McDonnell. Miss Edwards -v. Miss Wann, Miss Wilkes v. Miss Mcintosh, Miss Barr v. Mies Corner. ° Miss 'Ksdaiie v. Miss Monkton. '