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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20991, 30 September 1931, Page 7

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LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP. f . AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL TITLE. 4 QUALIFYING ROUNDS TO-DAY. The tenth annual Auckland ladies' provincial open golf championship and handicap tournament will commence at the Middlemore links to-day. Tho first qualifying round for tho championship, Middlemore Cup, and medal handicap will he played in conjunction this morning, commencing at 8.45 o'clock. Tho second round will ho played 111 tho afternoon, play commencing about mid-day. The entries aro quite good, being about tho Bfirno as in previous years. There are usually one or two outside entrants, but they aro purely local on this occasion. This ia accounted for by the fact that, a tournament at Palmerston North clashes with tho Auckland fixture. The Auckland tournament, will extend over three dayr:. The first round for the championship, the Middlemore Cup and a handicap bogey match will bo played tomorrow morning, while in the afternoon the second round for the championship and the Middlemore Cup will be decided. The semi-finals for thf championship and Middlemore Cup, together with a medal foursomes, will constitute the morning's play on Friday, while the finals will be held in the afternoon. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following were the best scores returned in tho eclectic match played by members of tho Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club ut Ono Tree Till yesterday:— First Grade, 1 to 20.—Miss M. Elaslett, R7, 17—70; Miss M. Potter, 00, 20—70; Mrs. Grevatt, 80, 17—7-2: Miss E. Schnauer, 88. 15—73; Mrs. H. Wiles, 93, 20—73. Second Grade, 21 to 3(l—Mrs. F. Malcolm, 01, 23 —71; Miss C. Creamer, OS, 25—7.'i; Mrs. C. J. Owen, 101, 28—-73; Mies A. Palmer, 10J, 25—73. Tho best scores in the L.G.U. match were as follows— Seniors.—Mrs. Grevatt, ois, 17—78; Miss C'. Stubbs, 95. 16—70; Miss M. Haelclt, 90, 17 —70; Miss M. Miller, 07, IS—B2. Juniors.—Mrs. Balgarnie, 100, 25—75; Mrs. J. Jerrat, 96, 19—77;. Mrs. i-i. Hamilton, 113. 36-—'77; Mrs. F. Malcolm, 101, 23—78; Mr;-. A. D. Stewart, 114, 36—78; Miss 1. "Walker, .105, 26—70. AKARANA LADIE'3* CLUB. The following team will represent the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club in a match against the Otahuhu Ladies' Club at Akarana to-morrow: —Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Caughey, Miss Thelma Cox, Mrs. Cox, Mips M. Feet, Mrs. Halford, Miss T. Jones, Miss P. Peet, Miss Endean. Reserve: Mrs. Hazeldine.

GLENDOWTE LADIES' CLCB. The eclectic match played by tho Saturday members of the Glenclowie Ladies' Golf Club was won by Mrs. Markwick. The lust C grade match was won by Miss K. E. Mains. Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to bo played on Saturday by the Saturday players'-—Miss M„ English v. Mis 3 Lawrence. Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Prosser, Miss O. English v. Miss Sutton. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following in 'lie draw for tho second round of tho eclectic match, to be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club:— f ... First Tee, at, 10 -40 a.m.—Miss M. Richardson v. Miss A. Grove, Mrs. M. Sliroir v. Mrs. J. Pateraon, Miss G. Easton- v. Miss R. Cornaga, Mrs. G. White v. Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. L, Fergu?on v. Mrs. G. A. Hardley, Mrs. C. K. GrierEon v. Miss M. Duder. Mrs. C. Robinson v. Mrs. V. <r. Coin, Mrß. E. D. Henrys v. Mrs. H. Brinsden, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. P. Harrison. Mrs MacKinnon v. Mrs. H. V. Coe. Mrs. Joplin v. Mrs. H. S. Malcolm, Mrs. Grilles v \fr? T. Goudie. Mrs. Leys v. Miss Nesta Self. Mrs. M. Alison v. Miss M. ITarvey, Miss G. Thompson v. Miss G. MoGla3han. Eighth Tee, at 10.30 a.m.—Miss P. Moody v. J.liss Noel Self, Miss J- Easton v. Mis. G P. Finlay, Mrs. B. Cooke v. Miss Iv. Fouhy. Miss A. Hacket v. Mrs. F. G. Aire, Mrs R. O. Gardner v. Mrs. Coakley, Miss F Hall v. Mr 3. J, B, Johnston. Mrs. Richardson r. Mrs. Rawson-Smith. Mrs. BrookeTaylor v. Miss L. Hall, Mrs. E. Alison v. another. ' , ... , Tho 32 players who rualified on their net scores for the match play tourney for the president's rose bowl must complete the. first round by October 23. Following is the draw:—Mrs. M. Shroff v. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. A. H. O'Lfcary v. Mrs. Chappell. Mrs Ilorton v. Miss Duder, Mrs. Ferguson v Mrs G. A. Hardley, Mrs. J. Patorson v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mis. C. K. Grierson v. Mrs. Gvllies. Miss Iv. Horton v. MissM. Bailey, Miss C M. Bray v. Mrs H. b. Malcolm. Miss M. Goldwater v Mrs Mrcßmnon. Miss M. Richardson v. Miss Noel Self. Mrs. T. W. Hosking v. Mrs. I. B, Stewart, Mrs, E. D. Henrys v. Mrs. J C. Finlay, Mrs. a White v. Mrs. P. Harrison, Miss M. Fouhy v. Mrs. R.. Deighton. Mrs G. McMillan v. Mrs. Leys, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs. Coakley. , MANUBEWA CLUB. The gold button competition played by members of the Mauurewa, Golf flub was won bv O. V. Adlam with a scoro of 70. with White. 70, ns runner-up. . Barnard defeated Priest, i and 3, in the Bemi-finc.l for the Mnnnrewa Cup, and will play O. V. Adlam in the final next weekelln the bogey match Barnard and Edgley tied, with a ecoro of fi down. | Following 18 tlio draw fnr tlio men s fourpomes match to be played Be *t Saturday. H Fleming and Dunn v. O. R. aru j Roberts: Priost and Maxwell v. AMnte and Hill- Jepson and Margetts v. Gilninro and Bedford; Edgley and Woolley v. others. TAURANGA LADIES' MATCHES. [from our own correspondent. ] TAURANGA, Tuesday. The following are the results of tho September medal competition for lady memoeis of the Taururigti Golf Club: —A grade: Mrs. Sanders, 1)9, 19—80; Miss M. Walhs, 101, 22—82. B grade: Miss M. Whitwovth. 108. 34—74; Mis 3 K. Baker, 104, 25—79. C grade: Miss A. Candy. 76. 24-52; Mrs. Beckett, 83. 21—50; Mrs. Candy, 83 . 2-1-59. The flag competition was won by Mies Iv. Hardy.