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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 21007, 19 October 1931, Page 10

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INTER-CLUB CONTEST. TITIRANGI DEFEATS AUCKLAND. fr CLOSE RESULT AT MIDDLEMORE. Ideal conditions prevailed for the return match played at Middlemore on Saturday between learns representing tho Auckland and Tilirangi Golf Clubs, the latter winning by 12 games to 11, ono being all square. The course was in excellent order and a Bteady southerly wind made most of the holes very interesting. At the conclusion of the match the captain of the Auckland Club, Mr. H. B. Lusk, handed the trophy competed for annually by the two clubs to Mr. IT. Rogerson. captain of the Titirangi Club. The trophy, a mug, was presented last year by Mr. S. J. Hanna. Mr. Lusk congratulated the Titirangi Club on its success, this being the first time it had won at Middlemore since the inter-club matches were commenced in 1913. Following were the results, Auckland names being mentioned first:—W. S. Ralph lost to H. D. Brinsden, 1 down; B. H. Menzies beat T. A. Goulding, 5 and 4; 11. Plumley beat R. McCrystall., *1 and 3; H. B. Lusk lost to 11. M. Georpre, 4 and 3; E. L. Bartleet beat W. S. Robinson. 4 and 3; R. D. Wright lost to R. M. Dacre, 2 and 1; W. N. Abbott beat A. J. Parr, 5 and 3; C. N. Jacobsen lost to A. M. Goulding, 3 and 2; A. Donald lost to E. G. Tallis, 4 and 3; L. W. Delpli beat R. L. Wilson. 4 and 3; H. Tidmarsh lost to V. L. Humphreys, G and 5; R. G. Rainger beat H. A. Randrup, 3 and 2; N. Louisson lost to J. Murray, 2 and 1; V. W. Wilson lost to H. L. Robson. 3 and 2; S. S. Wilson beat J. H. Goyder, 1 up; G. H. Abel beat A. B. Joplin, 8 and 6; C. M. Gordon lost to J. L. Carnachan, G and 4; R. D. Horton lost to E. E. Beehan, 5 and 4; D. MacCormick beat T. Goudie, 2 and 1; D. Robertson beat J. Gilmour. 5 and 4; G. C. Henderson and A. V. Peace, all square. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB. There was the usual good entry for the medal match, played by members of the Maungttkiekie Golf Club at One 'lrec Hill on Saturday, the course and greens being in nice order. Tho match resulted in a tie between 11. W. Verry, 82, 13—09 and I. 11. Nixon, 91, 22—G9 Other cards were:—A. Schischka, 95, 20—75; J. T. Mitchell. 31, •20—71; V. C. Keys, 90, 18—72; J. 11. Ear e, 82, 10—72; J. S. Milne, 91, IS—73; L. H. Norton. 83, 10—73; S. Caro. 94. 20—74; W. Darby. 93, 17—7G; F. Foprd, 94, 18—70; R. E. Craig, 88. 11—77; W. Calderwood. 83, 6—77; C. Coleman, 91, 14—77.

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB. Following is the draw for the bogey handicap match to be played by members of the Maungakiekio Ladies' Golf Club at One Tree Hill to-morrow, commencing at, 10.30 o'clock in order of the draw: —Miss K.llorton v. Mrs. R. T. Sawers, Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. S. Reid. Mrs. H. Johnston v. Mrs. Dunne, Mrs. R. Hipkins v. Mrs. I" raser. Miss E. Schnauer v. Miss H. Hardley. Mrß. Mcllraith v. Miss M. Harvey, Miss C. Stubbs v Mrs. F. Malcolm. Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. Kilner, Airs. A. McArthur v. Miss C. Creamer, Miss G. Parr v. Mrs. C. M. King, Miss M. Haslett v. Mr 3. Rudge, Miss K. Churton v. Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. C. Grevatt v. Miss R. Hill, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss I. Walker, Miss D. Lamb v. Mrs. V. Choyce, Miss B, Carnachan v. Miss A. Palmer. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Mrs. Lloyd. Miss C. Schnauer v. Mrs. Verry, Miss S. Johnston v. Mrs. Bourke, Miss E. McGowan v. Mrs. H. Walker. Mrs. C. Robinson v. Miss L. Paterson, Miss Morrison v. Mrs. O'Neill. Mrs. Neale v. Mrs. Dudley. Mrs. G. A. Hardley v. Airs. Boucher, Mrs. L. Norton v. Mrs. H. Williams, Mrs. Henry v. Miss A. Ronavne, Miss M. Potter v. Mrs. A\ailis. Mrs Wiles v. Mrs. Keys. Miss M. Tiarks v. Miss P. Reid. Mrs. Napier v. Miss R. Williams, Mrs. F. Saxton v. Mr?. A. D. Stewart. Mrs. Pocock v. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss M. Robson v. Mrs. Revell, Miss F. Preece v. Miss A. Yonge. Ninth Tee.—Miss D. Stewart v. Mips B. Abbott. Mrs. N. Burton v. Mrs. J. Dawson. Mrs. G. White v. Mrs. A. Oxley. Mrs. Wellsled v. Airs. .T. D. Jones. Mrs. Mueller v. Miss Ponsford. Miss A. Hall v. Miss G. Finnerty. Mrs. Balsarnio v. Mrs. Abbott. Miss Blnckburn' v. Miss E. Thompson, Airs. E. Brown v. Miss Millington. Mrs. Horton v. Mrs. J. Gilmour.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB

Following is the draw for (he flag match to be played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow:—Miss Cox v. Mrs. Grant, Miss L. Jones v. Mrs. Dovey. Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Caughey, Mrs. Hazeldene v. Miss M. Peet. Miss I'. I'eet v. Miss O'Callaghan, Mrs. Brown v. Miss Hodge, Miss Endean v. Mrs. Burtenshaw. B Grade.—Miss Hodge v. Miss Walters, Miss Spence v. Mrs. Pezaro, Mrs. Low; v. Miss Williams, Miss Clark v. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Masefield v. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Wynyard v. Miss M. Walters. Mrs. King v. Miss -Toughin, Mrs. F.wen v. Miss Munro. Mrs. Kingsland v. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Walker v. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Cooke v. Miss Dalton. C Grade Flag Match.—Mrs. Millard v. Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Fuller v. Mrs. Schischka, Mrs. Smith v. Mrs. Webber, Mrs. Free v. Mrs. Baxter. Mrs. Robinson v. Sirs. Thomas, Mrs. Holloway v. Mrs. McCrobie.

GLEXDOWIE CLUB. A mixed foursomes bogey handicap played on Saturday by members of the Glendowie Golf Club resulted in a tie between Miss Prosser and W. .Laxon unci Mrs. and J. Speedy. Following were the best cards handed in:—Miss Prosser and W. Laxon, Mrs. Page and J. Speedy. 5 down; Miss Johnson and T. Martin, Mrs. McMillan and Dr. Horton, Mrs. Macartney and A. ' v - Duthio. Mrs. G. Bartleet and \\ . S. 1 a ton. G down; Miss Lawrence and 1 . Macarthur, Mrs. Stanley and F. Faram, Mrs. Butler and 11. Edmonds, 7 down; Mrs. Browne and O. Wolfgramm, Mr. and Mrs. r. Lintott, 8 down. W A ITEM AT A LADIES' CLUB. The following prizes won by members of the Waitcmata Ladies' Golf Club were presented by the president, Mis. (iiibbin. oil closing day:—Club trophy. Miss Macindoe: gold button. Mrs. Atkinson; season's eclectic, Mrs. Atkinson: bronze medal, Mrs. Clouston; silver medal. Mrs. Atkinson. Following were the winners of the closing da v competitions Visitors' putt ing. Mrs Fleming; members' putting. Miss Neville; approaching and putting, Miss Neville; C grade approaching and putting. Miss Stewart. I'll PUKE CLUB. The final of the captain's prize of the Pupuke Golf Club was evenly contested between K. W. Mills and "\V. A. Bush o\ei the week-end. The match was a very exciting one and finished on the last green. Bush made full use of the 10 strokes allotted him and gained a victory of 2 up. In the four-ball, best-ball bogey for Mr. Mills' trophy the best cards returned were: X. G, de Clivo Lowe and D. It. C. Mowbray, 4 up; F. 11. Mingay and H. T. Gould. W. 11. Spiller and B. M. Sellars, 3 up; A. It. Coltrnan and J. Williams, A. Milne and S. L. Bond, L. G. Ansell and iR. Johnson, '2 up; I;. H. Saunders and A. E. Browne, N. R. Chapman and J. A. Howie, 1 up; T. McCorkindale and D. McCorkindule, A. R. Stephenson and W. I. Stempson, all square. NORTH SHORE CLUB. The best cards returned in the medal round played by members of tho North Shore Golf Club on Saturday were:—l. A. Harvey. 82. 22—60; It. A. Stone. 82. 22 60; F. W. Couldry, 85, 24—61: A. W. Short. 74' 12 —62; C. C. Robinson, 77, 15—62; B. Rae, 74. 11—63: J. Frater, 86, 22—64; ,T. Prime 79. 13—66; H. Everton, 84, 18 —06; H. Bnrtlett, 94, 21—70. C. 11. Kingsford was the winner of the gold medal with a score of 74—15—59. north shore V. HELENSVILLE. An inter-club match played at the North Shore golf course between the Ilelensville and North Shore Clubs was won by North Shore by 9 games to 3, two being all square. In the four-ball match North Shore won six games, one being all square. Following are the results of the inter-club match, Ilelensville names being mentioned first: —Paton lost to Thompson. 2 and 1; Coutts beat Bennett, 2 and 1; Ilenner beat Chambers, 3 and 1; Guy lost to Goldwater, 3 and 2; Lewis and Taylor, all square: Craige lost to Hart, 4 and '2; Tinsdale and Oliver, all square; Landing lost to Prime, 2 and 1; Dodd beat Beattie, 2 up; Stewart lost to Tysoe, 6 and 4; Stanaway lost to Swanston, 4 and 3; Whyte lost to Black, 2 and 1; Male lost to Kingsford, 7 and G: Thorne lost to Downer, 7 and 6. In the four-ball Paton and Fenner lost to Thompson and Chambers, G and 4; Coutts and Guy lost to Bennett and Goldwater, 3 and 2; Lewis and Craig lost to Taylor and Hart, 2 and 1; Tinsdale and Stewart and Oliver and Tysoe, all square; Snndon and Whyte lost to Prime and Black, 3 and 1; Dodd and Stanaway lost to Beattie and Swanston, 5 and 3; Nale and Thome lost to Kingsford and Downer, 4 and 3.