GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21249, 1 August 1932, Page 7

GOLF CONTESTS

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND COMPETITION AT MIDDLEMORE HAMILTON BEATS TITIRANGI The second round of the 72 holes net medal competition was played by members of tho Auckland Golf Club at Midd'lemore on Saturday, the weather being perfect and the course in excellent condition. The scoring of the low-markers, considering the conditions, was disappointing. Following were tho best scores returned:—W. A. Don aid, 7G, 4—72; C. H. Archer, 82, 9—73: W. T. Bell, 88, 15—73; M. G. Mitchell, 88, 15—73; M. 11. Louisson, 91, 18—73; H. M. McCoy, 92, 18—74; E. B. Browne, 82, 7—75; N. Louisßon, 84), 5—75; R. Sellar, 90, 15—75; IT. Ilorton, 87, 12—75; M. W. Johnson. 91. 10—75: 11. Plum Icy, 78, 2—70; W. S. Ralph. 77, 1—70; H. W. Simmonds, 88, 12—70: J. K. Lusk 87, 11—70; R. J. King, 92, 10 —' 76; 11. V. Coverdale, 81, 4—77; A. M. Ilowden. 85, 8—77; 11. A. Joyce. 83, 0—77; A. Boddington, 84, 7—77; C. Scad-Gowmg, 95. 18—77. Tho following will represent the club in a teams match to be played against tho Maungakiekio Club at One Treo Hill during next week-end:—W. S. Ralph, B. H. Menzies, C. Jacobsen. H. Tidmarsh. 11. A. Joyce, T. E. Clark, J. I'. Aldred, 11. Clay. B. C. Jacobs. V. Masters, D. A. Burt. R. J. King GLENDOWIE CLUB A bogey handicap was played by members of the Glendowio Golf Club under ideal conditions on Saturday. J. E. Stedman maintained his consistent form to win with a card of 1 up. Other cards were:—F. Trice, 1 down; J. C. Graham, 2 down; A. O. Horspool, T. Martin, 3 down; A K. Dutliie, 4 down. A very enjoyablo tournament was conducted at. Glendowio during tho week-end for tho benefit of tho district unemployed funds. Tho links were open to members of !ill clubs. In the morning a four-ball bogey compotition was played and some good scores were registered. Tho winners were C. B. Thomas (5) and C. S. Woods (9) with a card of 7 up. In tho afternoon a mixed foursome medal competition resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. D. D. N. McGregor, who returned a card of 101," 24—77. Other cards were: —C. L. Hewson and Miss Idiens, 101, 2G —78; T. Sheen and I>r. Todd. 101, 211 —791; Br. Helton and Mrs. Nnisniith, 93, 13}—791. A hidden number match -was won by Mr. nnd Mrs. A* K. Jackson, with a score of 931 net. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the L.G.U. match to be played on Wednesday by njemhers of the Glendowio Ijfidie.s Golf Club: Mrs. McMillan v. Miss B. Hill. Mrs. Browne v. Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Hintz v. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Butler v. Miss R. C. Wilson, \rs. Keys v. Mrs. Howey-Walker, Mrs. Montrornery v. Mrs. Bartleet, Mrs. Cahill v. Miss Colwill. Miss Todd v. Miss J. Roberteon. Mrs. Colebrook v. Miss Mains. Mrs. Macartney v. Mrs. McGregor, Mrs. Hughes v. Mrs. Milne, Mrs. Waugh v. Miss Meadow.?, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss Sharland. Miss M. English v. Miss Lawrence. Miss O. English v. Miss Bell. Miss Scott v. another. Miss Idiens v. Miss Prosser. The C grade players will play the second round of tho eclectic match which was postponed on account of the weather, the original draw to stand. ' LADIES' TEAMS MATCH Members of tho Waiuku and Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Clubs played a teams match ut Waiuku. the former winning by eight matches to four, 0110 being all square, r ollowing are the results, Waiuku names being mentioned first: —Mrs. Ohlson beat M r ®- Ecclcs. 5 and 4; Miss Muir and Miss Sheffield, all square: Miss Neil beat Miss Wallace, 3 and 2; Miss Hull beat Mrs. MclNealy. 2 up; Miss Glynea beat Mrs. Chapman, 1 up- Miss Austin lost to Mrs. Cox, 3 and-: Mrs. Newth beat Miss White, 3 and 1; Mrs. Bloomfield beat Dr. G. .Rowley, 1 up; Miss Dobut lost to Miss Whiteley, 1 down; Miss Masters lost to Mrs. Boyce, 2 and 1; Miss M. Muir lost to Miss Sutherland, .) and .; Mrs. Mcintosh beat Miss Dsyies 2 nnd 1; Miss M. Arkle beat Miss Hunter, 4 and I. A K ARAN A LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for tho second round of the eclectic competition to be played to-inorrow by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club:— Seniors. —Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Preston, Miss O'Callaghun v. Miss Darroch, Miss ringey V Mrs Grnnt, Miss Tulloch v. Mrs. lay lor, Mrs. Halford v. Miss P. Peet Juniors. —Mrs. Ewen v. Mrs. Masefield. Miss Dalton v. Mrs. Sutton, Miss Hodge v. Mrs. Dovey, Miss Spenco v. Miss Jones, Mrs Younjf v. Mrs. Kmgsland, Mrs. \valker v Mrs, St. Goorgo, Mrs. Phillips v. Mrs. Turn bull. Mrs. King v. Mrs. Ashley. Mrs. Kussell v. Miss Kerr-Taylor, Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. Simmonds. Mrs. Cooko v. Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Sciiisehka v. Mrs. Long, Miss Vlaltere v. Mrs. Coltinaii, Miss Marshall v. Miss M. Walters. , , The draw for the first round of the tourround C grade competition is as follows: Mrs Fuller v. Miss Alexandre. Mrs. Cammick v. Mrs. Kobinson. Mrs. HarrisonButcher v. Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Brook Smith v Dr. Montgomery, Miss Bailey v. Mrs. Bailey, Miss Birch v. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Baxter v. another. , . Tho first Touud of the club championship will be played on Wednesday. MANUKAU CLUB The second round" of the Manukau Golf Club's competition for tho Manurewa Cut was played oil Saturday. Following were the best cards returned:—Gilniore, 78: War. dell. SO: Mclnnis, 81: Adlam. 84; Beechey, 85. . The best cards returned in the presidestjE trophy competition were Fleming, • 77 Gilniore. 78; Wardell. 80: Bingley, 85. Results in the Kohn Cup competition were:—Mclnnis beat Gilniore, 2 up; Pnesl beat Wardell, 1 up. NORTH SHORE CLUB Members of tho North Shore Golf Club played a four-ball bogey competition or Saturday for a trophy presented by Dr. Craven. The best cards returned wore:—H. Whitley and H. Bortlctt, 5 up; N. S. Chalmers and R. M. Caldwell, 3 up: A. \\ , Short nnd L. Mcllarg. 3 up: P. Roacli ant J. Foster, 3 up. . In tho first round of the Rninger Cut: handicap match play the results were:II Preston beat E. Sullivan. G and 5: B, Cr Gold water bent R. V. Lush. 3 nnd 2; K G. Entrican beat I. A. Harvey. 2 up; M. Nelson beat IT. Cadness, 2 and 1: M. Thompson beat A. S. Bow, 5 and 4: H. W. Beattv beat E. Clifton. 2 up; W. Badeley beat J. Weir. 2 and 1; IT. Everton won from H. Ibbertson by default. ' PUPUKE CLUB Members of the Pupuke Golf Club held a medal handicap match on Saturday for a trophy presented by Mr. J. T. McCprkindale. The best score was returned by A. Brady. Further games in tho fourth round oi tho captain's prize competition resulted ne follows:—L. H. Saunders (14) beat A. Mncfarlano (21), 8 and 7: 1. G. Mackenzie (3) beat E. Mills (9), 3 nnd 2. The medal match resulted as follows:—A. Brady, 84. 22—02; L. Harrison. 77, 11—GO; G Waterman. 80. M—GO: E.' Mills. 70. 9 07; R. Stokes, 89, 22—07; G. Walksr. 82. H—r,B; S. Bond. 88. T. de Clive I,owe. 87. IC—7l: M . Wilson. 92. 20—72: W Stemson. 90, 18—72: L. Ansell. 83. 11—72- R. Johnston. 82. JQ- —V2: W. Spiller. tO, 10—74; M. Closo. 89. 15-71. PAPAKURA CLUB The. qualifying round for the, senior and junior championship was played on Saturday by members of the Papakura Golf Club. Tho following qualified:— Seniors.—Herdman, 78; Cooke. 85: Brenner, 88; Matheson. 92: Ellworth, R. Walton, 95: McCoy. 90; 13. McKernan. 99. Juniors.—Wnollev, 91: S. Walton, 97: Brndaf reef. 103; Watts, 101; A. Walton. 100: E. Millar. 113. ONEWHERO CLUB [FJIOM OUH OWN COIUtESI'ONDIiNT] TUAKAU, Saturday Renditions on the Ouewhero Golf Club's ccurso were ideal to day and good cards were returned in a bogey match plnyec by members. The scores wcro as follows: Taylor. 1 down: Martin. 2 down; Wright, 3 down: Ran, 5 down; Tawlia, 5 down. WAIUKU CHAMPIONSHIPS [fkom oub own correspondent] WAIUKU, Sunday Tho first round of tho championshir played by members of tho Waiuku Goll Club resulted as follows:—Seniors: A. Her rold beat Colbeck at tho 23rd: Ilowden beat C. B. Ilerrold, 5 and 4; Ohlson beat Forbes, 4 and 2. Juniors: Hoiso beat Bell, 9 and 8 Barker beat Hamilton, 6 nnd 5; Morrisor bent J. Arkle, 5 and 4; Jerrnin beat Guthrie. 5 and 4.