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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21254, 6 August 1932, Page 7

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AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB WILSON CUP COMPETITION Following are the results of matches played at Middlemcre yesterday by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club in the third round for tho W. R. Wilson Cup:— Mrs. J. Wilson (10) bent Miss B. Kelly (25), 4 and 2; Miss Boddington won from Miss P. Rathbone by default; Mrs. Martin (32) beat Miss E. White (19), 3 and 1; Miss E. M. Upton (8) beat Miss H. Asser (21), at the 20th; Miss L. Roberton (10) ! beat Airs. Murphy (18), 2 up: Mis. Buttle (12) boat Mrs. Frater (20), 7 and C: Mrs. Abbott (14) beat Mies M. Cooper (11), 1 up; Mrs. Hughes (12) beat Mrs. Austin (16), 6 and 4; Mrs. .Toyco (19) b°at Mrs. Grant (22). 3 and 1: Miss Macfarlano (14) beat Mrs. J. F. Brown (22), 3 and 1; Miss E. Culling won from Miss C. Moginio by default: Mrs. Towle won from Miss M. Graham by default: Miss R. Roberton (17) beat Miss J. Reid (33), 4 and 2: Miss D. Lever (24) bent Mrs. Ludbrook (20), 0 and i; Mrs. A. Donald won from Mrs. E. B. Brown by default: Miss E. Mahoney (10) be:vt. Mrs. Green (10), 5 and 4. Tho n°xt round must bo completed by August 39. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB A bogey handicap will be played bv the members of tho Norih Shore Ladies' Golf Club next Wednesday, commencing at 10.30 o'clock. Players may choose partners. Following is tho draw for a tlag match, to bo played by C grade players next Thursday, commencing at 10 o'clock:—Mrs. Cox v. Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Alcorn v. Miss Reid. Miss Bart'.ett v. Mr 3. Bow, Miss Hawes v. Mrs. Rickcrby. Mrs. Bennett v. Mrs. Armitage, Miss Dryden v. Mrs. Winter. Miss Bonner v. Mrs. 'ltollo. Mrs. Lorimer v. Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Melville v. Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Taylor v. Miss Seagar, Mrs. Black v Mrs. Roache, Miss Stewart v. Miss McDonnell, Mrs. Klingender v. Mrs. Fieakes. Mrs Lewins v. Mrs. D. Wilson, Mrs. Ha\yes v. Mrs. Turtill, Mrs. H. J. Wilson v. Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs. Parker v. another. Mrs. J. Penman was tho winner of the Inst monthly medal round, with a card of 94, 30—58. LADIES' MATCH AT TAURANGA [from our own correspondent] TAURANGA, Friday A match was played here between Whakatane and Tauranga ladies' golf teams, .and resulted in a win for Tauranga by eight matches to 5. Four-ball matches were played in the morning and singles in tho afternoon. , . , The iCHulta were as follows, Wnakatane I playera being mentioned first -Morning. Misses Bell . and Blackan and Mesdames I ileald and Maltby, all square; Mrs. Innes ; and Miss Allen beat Mrs. Bullard and Miss Humphreys, I up: Mrs. Suckling and Miss Rico lost to Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Mason. 3 and 2; Mrs Eraser and Mrs. Kopoe beat Mrs. Mavficld and Miss E. Goodyear. 2 up; Miss L. Bell and Mrs. Brisco and Mrs. Smith and Miss Bradmore, all square. Afternoon: Miss Bell lost to Mrs. Heald, 4 and 2; Miss Black lost to Mrs. Maltby. 7 and 0; Miss Allen lobl to Miss Humphreys, G and 5; Mrs. Innc3 beat Mrs. Sanders. G and 5; Miss Rice beat Mrs. Mason. 3 and 2; Mrs. Suckling lost to Miss L. Goodyear, 4 and 3; Mrs. Fraser beat Mrs. May field, 2 up; Mrs. Kopoe lost to Miss Bradmore, 3 and 2; Miss Jj. Bell lost to Smith. 2 and 1: Mrs. Brisco lost to Mrs. Steedman, 7 and 0. taumarunui club [by telegraph—own correspondent] TAUMARUNUI. Friday The following have been selected to represent tho Taumarunui Golf Club in the King Country championship at Otorohanga next Friday and Saturday Ladies: Mesdames Itichter and Godfrey, Misses Mcpherson and McCormick. Men: A. SandeJ. L. Craig, L. A. Holford, R. W. Ihomas. H. Poutawera, I. Johnston. WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Friday The Waitemata Cup, which was played for by members of tho Whangarei Lames Golf Club on the Mount Denby links, was | won by Mrs. Younger with a net scoTe of i "30 for three rounds. Other good scores . were as follows:—Miss C. Piper, 231: Mrs. j E P. Ramsey, 235; Miss Forsyth. 23U: ■! Mrs. Long, 241; Mrs'. Ward.'242." HARRIER RACING UNIVERSITY TEAMS EVENT OTAGO DEFEATS CANTERBURY [by telegraph—press association] CHRISTCHURCH. Friday Tho annual teams raco between Otapo University and Canterbury College for the South Island University harrier challenge cup was held this afternoon and resulted in a win for Otago by 23 points to 32. The course of 6} miles was covered with melting snow, which was a serious handicap on cultivated ground and on the hills. A. P. Thompson (Canterbury) and A. Stewart (Otago) were in the lead throughout, the latter winning by 15yds. F. Harris (Otago) was third nnd L. S, Bambery (Canterbury) fourth. The winner's time was -11 m. 03 4-ss.