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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20988, 26 September 1931, Page 7

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LADIES' INTER-CLUB MATCH. WIN FOR MAUNGAKIEKIE, inter-club match played yeeterday b&teen members of the Maungakiekie and Glendowie Ladies' Goli Clubs resulted in 1 a win for the former by seven matches to five, three being all square. Following are H 1 ® J, e3 fi ult f' Glendowie names being men- r* t.oned first:—Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hipkins. ' a 1 square; Mrs. Hill lost to Mrs. Mc- * Ilraith, 5 ana 3; Mrs. Hutchison lost to Mrs Houghton, 4 and 2; Mrs. Hint* lost to D. Lamb, 8 and 2; Mrs. Butler beat Mrs. £eale, 2 and 1; Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. H. Wiles, all square; Mrs. "Warren beat Mrs. G White, 1 up; Miss J. Johnston and Mrs N. Burton, all square; Miss B. Hill lost to Mrs. Dunne, 2 up; Mrs. Markwick beat Mrs. Rudge, 3 and 2. Foursomes.—Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hill lost to Mrs Hipkins and Mrs. Mcllraith, 1 up; Mrs. Hutchison and Mrs. Hintz lost to Mrs Houghton and Miss Lamb, 3 and 2; Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Stanley beat Mrs. Neale and Mrs Wiles, 4 and 3; Mrs. Warren ■'l and Miss J Johnson lost to Mrs. White and Mrs. Burton, 1 up; Miss B. Hill and Mrs. Markwick beat Mrs. Dunne and Mrs. Rudge, 2 up. # WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played next Thursday by members of the Waitemata Ladies' Golf Club .--Mrs. Prime v. Miss Moulton, Mrs. Hogan v. Miss Palairet, Miss Mclndoe v. Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Harvey v. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Atkinson v. Mrs. Bayly, Miss Mason v. Mrs. Clouston. Mrs. v. Miss Neville, Mrs. Walsh v. Miss N. Mason, Mrs. Neville v. Mrs. Duff. Miss McLexl v. Miss McGlashnn. The C grade draw is as follows:—Mrs. Woods v. Miss O'Brien, Mrs. Haines v. Mrs. McDoucall. Miss Roberts v. Mrs. Trayes, Mrs Houghton v. Miss Williams. Mrs. Rowan v. Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Armstrong v. Miss Jackso i. Miss Bartleet v. Mrs. Prime. Mrs. Cox v. Miss Coldicutt. Mrs. Bruce v. Mrs. Bcechey_, Following is the draw for the first round of the gold button, to be played by October 2:—Mrs. Walsh, a bye: Mrs. Bayly v. Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Harvey v. Mrs. Duff, Mrs. Atkinson, a bye. The las* L.G.U medal match was v.-on bv Mrs. Hogan, with a score of 89. 13—70. Mr 3. Rowan won the C grado. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB. The senior championship of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club was won. by Miss M. Stevens, and the junior championship by Mrs. Bowden. The last bogey match was won by Miss R. Gillett, 8 up. The gold button will be played next Wednesday. Following is the draw:—Miss Kelly v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss B. Buddie v. Miss Heap, Mrs. Edey v. Mrs. Beaumont. Other members will play a four-ball bogey, players to choose partners and opponents. «• Following is the draw for a medal round next Thursday: -Mrs. Elliott v. Mre. Howie. Mrs. Kissen v. Miss Gledhill. Mrs. Holl _v. Miss Hughes. Mrs. Grey v. Mrs. Whitcombe, Miss Weston v. Mrs. Jaggs, Mrs. Mair v. Miss Dudgeon, Mrs. Rush v. Mr 3. Quick, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Parker. The following will represent the club in a C grade match against the Akarana Ladies' Club next Thursday:—Mrs. Milne, Mis 3 Johnsto i, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Winter, Miss Barton, Mrs. Scales, Mrs. Gillett. Mrs. Prosser Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Attwood. WIN FOR TE AROHA LADIES. [FRO3T OUR ovra CORRESPONDENT. ] TE AROHA, Friday. An inter-club match was played yesterrlay between the ladies of the Hamilton and Te Aroha Clubs on the local links m beautiful weather. Te Aroha won by 20 game* to seven, three finishing all square. Singles matches were played in the morning and * four-ball best-ball match was played in the afternoon. TAURANGA CLUB. [from our own correspondent.] TAURANGA, Friday. The be?t caids returned in the competition by members of the Tauranga (-roll Club for Mr. Ma-theson's trophy were:—rs- - and C. Da vies, 5 up; R- T. Goulding and R. L. Rose, 1 " p: T ?-,, E0 and J. Bullard, 2 down; H. P. Butts_and H. P. Bryan, 3 down; R. Hay and A. .button. 3 doWH. j The match between Tauranga b and le Puke resulted in • Tauransa winning: 10 matches, two being all square.