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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20990, 29 September 1931, Page 12

GOLF.

GLENDOWIE TOURNAMENT.

RESULTS OF CONCLUDING DAY

CUP WON BY C. G. JOHNSON. The* Glendowio Golf Club's open tournnment was concluded at Glendowio yesterday, heavy rain making conditions very difficult,. Tr the semi-finnls of the Glendovvie Cup competition C. B. Thomas dc feated J. Kissling, 3 and 1, nnd C. G. Johnson beat .T, Stednian, " and 1. Tho final between C. G. Johnson find C. B. Thomas resulted in a win for the former by 1 up. Johnson started brilliantly and was 5 up at. the 10th. 0110 of the keenest, matches seen at the Glendowie links then ensued, Johnson getting tho verdict 011 tho last srrcen by holing a 1" foot putt. Following were the results of the group matches:— First Group.—Semi-finals: G. Brown won from J. C. Graham by default; A. Stednian won from F. Moginie by default. Final: A. Stedmun bent G. Brown. 2 and J Second Group.—Semi-finals: J. Sheen beat R. Alpe, 3 nnd '2; F. A!pe beat J. W Johns, 6 nnd 5. Final: J. Sheen beat. I>. Alpe, 3 up. , . A bogey handicap played 111 conjunction was won by G. Brown, of Akarana, who handed in a card of 1 up. His performanca in going out in 36 and borne in 'lO, considering the weather conditions, was very B °l°n the afternoon a four-ball bogey match was played and was won by J. Kissling and C. S. Woods with a- curd of i up. Woods returned a. 70. AKARANA CHAMPIONSHIP. SUCCESS OF B. .1. SMITH. « The final ot the Akarana Golf Club's championship, between B. J. Smith and <l. Swanson, played over 36 holes, resulted ill a win for the former by '2 and 1. Smith was -1 up at. the turn in the morning round, having played a steady 37 out. but Swanson won three holes brilliantly, nnd was only 1 down after the first scores were: Smith. 76; Swanson. 77. Smith was still 1 up at the turn in the second round, and a perfect 4 at the 33rd, increased his lead to 2 1111, which he held to the 35th green, where the match ended. Tho goLf in the afternoon was little inferior to that in tho morning, Smith requiring a 1 at the last hole for a 78. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the flag match to be played to-day by members of t'lie Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Preston v. Mrs. Halford, Mrs. Caughey v. Miss M. Peet, Miss T. Cox v. Miss O'Callaghan, Miss P. Peet v. Miss J. Tin gey. Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Hazeldene. Mrs. G. Brown v. Mrs. Grant. Miss Jones v. another. B Grade draw is as follows Miss Pattern v. Mrs. Kingsland, Miss Joughin v. Miss Clark. Mrs. Walker v. Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Ashley v. Mrs. Ewen. Miss Spenco v. Miss O. Hodge, Mis 3 Munro v. Mrs. Burtenshaw, Mrs. Young v. Mrs. King, Mrs. Phillips v. Miss Walters. Miss G. Hodge v. Miss W T illiams, Mrs. Long v. Miss Endean, Mrs. Wynyard v. Mrs. Turabull, Miss Kerr-Taylor v. Mrs. Sutton. C Grade players will decido the third round of tho stroke competition. The draw is as follows:—Mrs. Robinson v. Miss Birch. Mrs Simmonds v. Mrs. Thomas. Mra. McCrobie v. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Holloway v. Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Webber v. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Fuller v. Miss Walters. Mrs. \\ ard v. Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Schischka v. Mrs. Fry, Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Masefield. Mrs. Millard v. Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Neville v. another.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal handicap match and second round of the eclectic match, decided m conjunction. to bo played by members of the Manngakiekie Ladies' Golf Club to-day, commencing at 10.30 o'clock, in order 01 the draw:—Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. A. Miss K, Horton v. Mrs. H. V. Johnston, Miss M. Miller v. Mrs. J. Mason. Mies E Schnauer v. Miss C. Stubbs, Aliss Ai. iiaslett v. Mrs. N. Burton. Miss K. Churton v Miss D. Lamb, Miss McGowan v. Mrs, Houghton, Mrs. Wiles v Mrs. G. "White. Mrs. Mc'lraith v. Mrs. ITipkins. Mrs. (.revatt v. Miss Morrison. Miss G. Parr_ v. Miss Harvey, Mrs. Neale v. Mrs. L. Norton. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Miss S. Johnston, Mr*. Napier v. Mrs. Henry. Miss letter v. Miss E. Blackburn. Mrs. Saxton v. Miss I. Walker; Mrs. Kilner v. Mrs. Oxlcy; Miss A Hall v. Miss Dunne, Mrs. Bourke v. Mrs. Pocock, Miss K. Hill v. Aliss Bslgnrme, Mrs. Verry v. Mis 3 H. Hardley, Miss Alillington v. Miss A. Palmer. Mrs. Choyce v. Miss L. Paterson. Mrs. Owen v. Mrs. Fee. Mrs. Lloyd v. Miss E. Hardley. Miss A. Ronayne v. Miss R. Williams. Miss Finnerty v. Mrs. Keys, Airs. C. Walker v, Mrs. H. V. Coe. Miss D. "Ryan v. Mrs. Wallis, Miss E. Thompson v. Mrs. R. Hamilton. Miss A. Yongo v. Mrs. Bond. Ninth Tee.—Miss D. Stowart v. Aire. R. Sawers, Mrs. S. Reid v. Mrs. Mueller, Airs. F. Malcolm v. Mrs. Pudge, Mrs. E. Brown v. Mrs. Eraser, Miss M. Robson y. Mrs. Goldwater. Miss C. Creamer v. Miss Abbott, Miss E. Ponsford v. Mrs. Dawson. Mrs. Abbott v. Mrs. H. "Williams. Miss i . Eeid v. Mrs. C. M. King, Mrs. ONcill v. Mrs. A. D. Stewart, Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. D A* match for C grade players will be held on Thursday, players to choose partners. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal round to be played by Jhe menv hers of the North Shore Ladies Golf Club to-morrow:—Mrs. Hogan y Mrs. Broughton. Mrs. Clouston v. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Houghton v. Mrs. Hay. Miss Leggoe v. Mrs. Fraer, Mrs. Ihompson v. Mrs. Gillies, Mrs. Chambers v. Mrs. Tysoe, Mrs. Harper v. Miss Moulton, Mrs. Pun v. Mi«s Macindoe, Airs. "Walsh v. Mis. Littlejohn. Mrs. Hickey v. Mrs. Badley. Miss N. Mason v. Miss Mair, Mrs. Lush v. Mrs. Parkinson. Mrs. Swanston v. Miss M. Mason, Mrs. Ilerrick v. Mrs. Carlness, Airs. Harvey v. Alra. Smallfield. Mrs. Weir v. Mrs. Hart. Airs. Howe. v. Mrs. Horrobin. Following is the draw lor a medal round to bo played by tho C grade on Thursday next:—Airs. Sullivan v. Aliss Duder, Mrs. Lambly v. Miss Stewart, Miss Williams v. Mrs. Chalmers, Mrs. Short v. Air 3. Duder. Mrs. Temple v. Mrs. Bates. Mrs. Petterson v. Mrs. Nicks, Airs. Joughin v. Aliss Bonner. Mrs. Scott v. Miss Bartlett, Mrs. Croshcr v. Aliss Alajor, Airs. Earle v. Airs. Seaman. Mrs. Tanner v. Mrs. Coltmnn. Airs. Kingsford v. Alc£. Blacjt, Aliss Goodintr v. Aliss Alolly Alison, Miss Steel v. Airs. Buchanan, Airs. Higson v. Miss Hawes. Miss E. AlcDonnell v. Airs. Freakes, Airs. Lorimer v. Aliss M. A. Alison, Mrs. Armitiige v. Airs. Turtill, Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Mortimer, Airs. Bennett v. Airs. Wilson. Airs. Alellor v. Airs.. Leydon, Miss B. AlcDonnell v. Aliss Jarvis, Alr3. Parker v. Mrs. Klingender, Mrs. Potter v. Airs. Keane. Airs. Gillies was the wiilner of the bogey match for a prize presented by Mrs. T. Alison, her score being 1 up. Airs. Keane and Mrs. Sullivan tied in tho medal round for fi trophy presented by Dr. Craven. In the finals of the North Shore Ladies' Vase Mrs. B. Hay defeated Airs. Atkinson, i and 3. The finals of the championships will be played on Friday next. In tho seniors Mrs. Fleming meets Miss Leggoo and in the juniors Mrs. Parkinson meets Miss Alacindoe. ONEWHERO CHAMPIONSHIPS. [from oun own rnnnEsroNDENT. ] TUAKAU, Monday. Play on the OnewJioro Golf Cub's course on Saturday comprised the second round for the club championships. Results were:—Seniors: Lawson beat. Lacy, 1 up; Wilson beat Poutu, 2 up; Allen beat Walter, 2 up: E. Camoron beat Cronin, 2 ami J. Juniors: Glasgow beat Kemp, 7 and 6; Phillips bent Follow, 1 up; Noake3 beat McNeil, 5 and 3; Brownlie beat Hendry, 5 and 4. Tho semi-finals will be played next Saturday. Those members not. talcing part will play a bogey handicap, choosing their own partners. THE WHANGAREI CLUB. [FROM OT. T R OWN COItKESrONPF-NT.] WHANGAREI. Monday. Following are tho results of tho first rounds of tho Whangarei Golf Club's championships played during tho week-end:— A Grade.—Day beat Surman, 8 ind.fi: Gillespio beat Conncll, 8 and 2: Glanville beat Hamblyn, 9 and 8: Ramsey beat Good. S nnd 3: Bird heat McManus, 1 up; Lamb beat McLean, 3 and 2; Buckley beat Bevin®, j 5 nnd 4; Thomson beat Thorn*. S apd 7. B Grade.—Christianson beat Reynolds at, the 19th; Marshall beat Higginson. 6 and 5; E. Thomson beat Jack; R. C. Hoeking beat, Horrell, 4 and 8: Foote beat Haigh. 8 and 6; Archer beat Feist: Crimp beat C. Woolley, 4 and 2; Brainsby beat Futton, 7 and 6. C Grade.—J. S. Woolley beat Brown, Stapleß beat Butler, Weston boat, Morton, Hammond beat Geissler, Younger beat Penman, Powell beat Orr.

PUPUKE CLUB. In addition to the final of tho Pupuke Golf Club's championships, to be played j on Saturday, a foursomes match will take place for » trophy presented hy Mr. B Johnston. Players will choose partners and opponents. Thoso desiring to play ring the secretary .; before Friday. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB. The following players will <-epresent the Otahuhu Toadies' Golf Club in a. teams match with tho Akaruna Ladies' Club at Akarana on Thursday:—Miss Tulloch, Mies Mellsop, Mrs. Shaw. Miss Percy. Mrs. C.urrie. Mrs. Chapman. "Mrs. McNeely. . Misa Wallace. Mrs. Whale, Mrs. Cox. M ANUREWA LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for a match be ; I vcen members of the Manure\*/a> Laches Golf Club to bo pljyed to-morrow, commencing at, 11 o'clock :-Mrs. Jenkms v. Misa Juckes, Mias Grey v. Mrs. White. Mrs. Shugar v. Mrs. Fleming. Mrs. Adlam v. Mrs. Barnard, Miss Kms v. .Mrs. Collie, Miss Reed v. Mrs. George. Miss Brady v. Mrs. Craig, Miss Phillips v. Mrs. I'. Margetts, Miss Johnston v. Miss Maxwell. Miss Dunn v. Miss Yarn ton, Mrs. Murgetts v. Mrs Ad him beat. Miss O. Oilmore. 1 up. in* the final for Miss Juckes trophy. PUKEKOHE LADIES' CLUB. The competition for the Livingstone Cup. played by members of the I ukekoho Ladies ('nlf Club ban been won by Miss R. Johns, who returned a card of 74 for the first round and 70 for tho second round, a total of 150 Miss Campbell find Miss Kensington. each with a net score of IMS. were the runners-up. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the bogey match to be played to-morrow by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club for Mrs. 1. C Fraser's trophy, commencing at the first tee at 11.45 o'clock :-Mrs. G. W Gower v. Miss Tenipler, Mis. < . Blundell y. Mrs. A. T. Atkins, Mrs. L. Day v Mrs. W. Aitken Mrs. Tensdale v. Mrs. A. English, Mrs C ■(). Bennett, v. Mis. C. A. Arthur, I Mrs W. Batt, v. Mrs. C.. B. Bartlett. Mrs. i K G Guv v. Mrs. N. Sutherland. Mrs. F. Mander v. Mrs. K P. Hazard, Mrs. T. A. Milroy v. Mrs. D. Hay, Miss Provis v. Mrs.. II D Matthews, Mrs. M. M. Hockin v. ! Miss Stevens. Mrs. E. M. Masters v. Mrs. P. Dingle, Mrs. F. Gordon v. Miss Pickering, Mrs. L. Tompkins v. Mrs. H. C. Ross, Mrs. Strang v. Miss V. Cann, Miss McLean v. Mrs. R. English, Miss Coventry' v. Mrs. W. J. King, Mrs. F. Hardy v. Miss E. Hammond, Mrs. F. Gruar v. Mrs. R. Worley, Miss J. v. Miss Dawson, Miss K. Wilson v. Miss K. Oliver, Mrs. R. Newland v. Mrs. G. Primrose, Mrs. P. G, .Russell v. Mrs. T. C. Fraser, Mrs. A. E. Savage v. Mrs. J. J. Standrin, Mrs. E. Grocott v. Mrs. 11. Griffiths, Mrs. O. R. Farrer v. Miss E. Bell, Mrs. G. Brown v. Miss B. Manning. Mrs. W. Peterson v. Mrs. A. E. Sandford, Mrs. Seccombe v. Mrs. G. Smith, Mra. J. MeNicol v. another. Fourth Tee. at 11.80 a.m.—Mra. J. Clachan v. Mrs. C. L. MacDiarmid, Miss D. Eyro v. Mrs. McCracken, Misa Vickery v. Mrs. Clive Matthews. Mrs. W. M. Horton v. Mrs. A. James, Mrs. N. Rawlings v. Mrs. N. RatclifTe. CAMBRIDGE CHAMPIONSHIPS. GARRARD WINS SENIOR. [FHOM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CAMBRIDGE, Monday. The Cambridge Golf Club's senior championship was played off on Saturday in fine weather and resulted in a win for W. R. Garrard, who defeated A. 11. Nicoll, 8 up and 2. This is the first time Garrard has won tho honour. Nicoll was club champion in 1906 and on several previous occasions. In the semi-finala of the junior championship Hewitt beat Ward and Wilson beat Baker.