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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21144, 30 March 1932, Page 12

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maungakiekie club. EASTER TOURNEY CONCLUDES. CUP WON BY DR. PATERSON. The Moungakiekie Golf Club's Easter tourney was concluded yesterday in fine weather. Following: were the results:— Easter Cup.—Semi-final: 0. Wolfgrnm beat J. McOwan, .'! and 2; Dr. Paterson bent F. Wiseman, 1 tip. Final: Dr. Pa terpen beat O. Wolfgram, 4 and 3. No. 1 Group.—Final: W. 11. Svvanson beat L. Verry at the 20th. No. 2 Group.—Final: J. M. Elliffc beat X, J. Kidd at the 19th. No. 3 Group.—Semi-final: «L McDouga.ll heat V C. Keys at the 10th. t mal :• J. McDougall beat A. If. Blackburn. 2 and 1. No. 4 Group.—Seim-tinals: J. S. •Rni'kin beat A. O. Horspool. 3 and 1; N. A. C lung beat W. F. Darby. I up. tinal: A. A. Ching beat J. S. ißanluiJ, \ and ~. The bogey match played in the morning resulted as follows:—D. h\ McCormick, 1 up; L. Verry. H. G. Thomson, all square; It. N. Caldwell. D. I'aterson, F. Wiseman. 1 down. , ~ , ,i. Results in the four-ball bogey matin played in the afternoon were us follows: .1. McDougall and G. Stichbury, 7 up; I>. Jones and X. ,T. Kidd. fi up: W. J. bmeetou aud J. H. Earlei f> up; J. Swanson and W. K. Swansoii, 5 up; «. S. Ncwcomb and W. J-l. D'Audney, -1 up; V. C. Keys and Jii. Walker. 4 up. The kewpie prir.e was won by w. t. Darby. AUCKLAN I) LAOIKS' CLUT). Tho Auckland Ladies' Golf C lub will open its reason on Canadian medal loui- . somes will he played, players to arrange partners and opponents. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB. Following is tho draw for the bogey handicap to be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at the first and eighth tees at 11 o'clock:— First Tee. -Mrs. A. H. O Leary v. Mrs. M. Shroff, Mrs. N. Palerson v. Mrs. R. S. Dcighton. Mrs. G. McMillan v. Miss K. Horton, Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Mrs. G. M. AVhite. Mrs. Lovett v. Mrs. AV. H. Cooke, Mrs. Naismith v. Miss Noel Self. Mrs. .Joplin v Mrs. Grevalt, Miss Nesta Self v. Mrs. W. J. Rodger, Mrs. Gyllies v. Miss Duder, Miss P Moody v. Mrs. H. Richardson. Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Mrs. J. C. Finlay. Eizhth Tee. —Mrs. R. O. Gardner v. Mrs. C H "Court. Miss McGlashan v. Mrs. Brooke-Taylor. Mrs. Chappell v. Miss <j. Thompson, Mrs. Goldwater v. Mrs. r. G. Alpe. OPENING AT GLENDOWIE. The Glendowie Golf Club's season will open on Saturday when the usual mixed foursomes medal handicap will be played. Players may choose partners. The president. Mr. D. *J. Keys, will drive the first ball off No. 1 tee at one o'clock. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB. Members of the Aknrana Ladies' Coif Club played a medal round yesterday. The senior grade match was won by Mrs._ Cox with a score of 08. 17—81, while Mrs. Kingsland won the D grade with 101. '28—73. Mrs. Holloway won the C grade match. v THE MANAWATIT FINAL. [BV TEE23RAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] PALMERSTON NORTH, Tuesday. In the final of the Manawatu Easter coif championship. H. G. Davies (Napier) beat T. Stubba (Manawatu), 2 and 1. TAR AN AKI CHAMPIONSIII P. [flY TKI.EGR\rH.—PRESS ASSOCIATTON. ] NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday. W r . A. Keeling (Palmerston North) defeated A. E. Conway. 2 and 1. in the amateur golf chaniionship of Taranaki at the conclusion of the Easter tournament to-day. PLAY AT HAMILTON. EASTER CHAMPIONSHIP. [FROJt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HAMILTON, Tuesday. The Hamilton Golf Club's Easter tournament was concluded to-day in fine weather. The results were:— . . , _ Easter Championship.—Semi-finals: w. L,. Wynne defeated J. Milne, 2 and 1; C. Sutcliffe defeated H. Laver, 3 and 2. Final: W. C. Wynne (Hamilton) defeated C. butcliffe (Hamilton). 5 and 4. Easter Handicap.—Semi-finals: C. Jiadner defeated A. K. McLeod, 1 up; S. Cooper defeated W. J. Towers. 1 up. Final: C.. Ladner (Hamilton) defeated S. Cooper (Hawera). 5 and 4. Medal Handicap.—E. C. Gillies, 90. 2471; A. G. Cradwick, 85, 14—71; W. J. Towers, 02, 20—72; J. H. Clarkin. 01, 22 72; C. Sutcliffe, 78, 6 —72. WELLINGTON CHAMPIONSHIP. J. P. HORN A BROOK WINS TITLE. [nx TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.] WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The Wellington provincial golf championship tournament concluded at the Heietaunga links in perfect weather to-day and resulted in a victory for the Masterton player, .T. P. Hornabrook, wlio defeated the New Zealand amateur champion, liana Wagg, 2 and l. f in the semi-final thin morning. and then went on in the afternoon to outplay .T. H. Drake (Miramar) by 2 up in the final. . . Neither Wagg nor Hornabrook was at ni*= best in the semi-final. Hornabrook went out in 30 to Wngg's 41 and was 2 up at the turn. Playing very steadily, the Masterton colt did eight holes of (he home journey to take the match by 2 up and 1 > . 1 J1 In the other semi-final Drakes deadly putting proved too much for Harold Black (Miramar). Drake sank a 30ft. putt for 3 at. the first hole and ran down a putt of a similar distance for el half at the sixth. Drake went out in 35. placing him 3 up at the turn. Black held his own well on the run home but Drake was still 3 up at the 14tli and ran down another 30ft. putt for a 2 at the 15th. which cave him the match by 4 and 3. They finished out. the round, which Drake did in 72 to Black's 70._ Hornabrook played brilliant coif in the final, running out in 35 to Drake's 30. to stand 2 up at the turn. He sank a 22ft. putt for a two at the third and a. 12ft. putt for a two at the fifth. Drake reduced the leeway to one down at tho 17th, but pulled his tee shot at the home hole into the rough and was a trifle strong with his second, while Hornabrook was on (lie green in two, taking the 18th in 4 to 5. Hornnlirook took the championship hv 2 up. lie look 75 for the round to Drake's 78.