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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21274, 30 August 1932, Page 7

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IRVINE CUP COMPETITION PUKEKOHE BEATS MANUKAU The first teams match in the annual competition between tho Manukau and iJukckoke Golf Clubs for tho Irvine Cup was played at the Manukau links 011 Saturday. Pukekoho being tho winners by 18 matches to 8. Results were as follows, Pukekolie players being mentioned first: —Miss Potter . lost to Mrs. Rushton, 7 dcyvn; Miss Jeffries lost to Miss Callis, 2 down; Miss Piks lost ; to Miss Andre, 2 down; Mrs. Maddison beat Mrs. Lever, 5 up: Miss Potter beat Miss ; McDonald, 8 up; Mrs. Jordan lost fo Mrs. Busing, 1 down; Miss Campbell beat Mrs. Fleming, 1 up; Miss Kensington lost to Miss Little, 8 down; Mrs. Motion lost to Mrs. Barnard, 2 down; Mrs. Greenway beat Miss Wright, G up; Miss Sun beat Mrs. Wardell, 3 up; Miss Perkins boat Mrs. Adlam. 5 up; Coylo lost to Wardell, 3 down; McLean beat Beechey, 4 up; Maddison beat Busing, 4 up; Roulston beat Adlaiu, 5 up, Charlesworth and Gilmore, all square; Mills loßt to Barnard, 4 down; Graham beat Rice, 2 up; Schlaepfcr beat Hob3on, 2 up; Payne beat Priest, 3 up; Moore beat I' leming, 10 up; Short beat . McDonald, » up; Jordan beat Mclniies, 5 up; Foster beat Bingley, 4 up; tlavyke beat Parker, 4 up; Laird beat WilkinsOn, 0 up MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for fhe first found of the eclectic match to bo played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 o'clock, in order of the draw:—Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. H. V. Johnston. Mrs. Houghton v. Miss Jv. Horton, Mrs. Napier v. Miss M. Miller. Mrs. A Swain v. Miss B. Carnachan,, M| s ' G. Baiilie v. Mrs. Grevatt, Mrs. E.'.Mc--11 taitli v. Miss B. Abbott, Miss Molldowie v. Miss A. Grove, Mrs. G. A. Hardley v. Miss E. Schnauer, Mrs. Nealo v. Miss 1). Lamb. Mrs. M. Henry v Miss C. Stubbs. Mrs. C. Grierson v. Mies S. Johnston, Mrs. Stanley v. Miss M. Haslett, Mrs. H. Wiles v. Mrs. E. Gilmore. Mrs. E. Brown y. Mrs. Nicholson. Miss Churton v. Miss McGowan. Miss M Robson v. Mrs. Kiiner, Miss Lawrence v Miss H. Hardley, Mrs. Pocock v. Mrs. Balgarnie, Mrs. Sawers v. Mrs. Rudgc, Mrs. Dunne v. Mrs. E. J. Miller, Miss Preeco v.. Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Blackburn v. Mrs. S Reid, Mrs. Keys v. Miss R. Hill. Mrs. W. J Reid v. Miss Millington, Mrs. Ramsay v. Miss I. Walkerj Miss A. Pulmcr v. Miss M. Wright, Mrs. Coudie v. Mrs. Michael, Miss X. Wallace v. Mrs. Mclvern, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Revcll v. Mrs. Morley. Mrs. O'Neill v. Mrs. Coakley. Mrs. Andrew v. Miss C. "Wright, Mis 3 Edgelow v. Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Ryan v. Mrs. Ca.l- - Miss B. Smith v. Miss G. Latimer. Ninth Tee.—Mrs. Oxley v. Miss Ponsford, Mrs. lfortou v. Mrs. J. W. Mcllraith, _ Mis. Burton v. Miss J. Johnson. Mrs. Yerry v. Miss P. Reid, Mrs. J.-. Stewart v. Mrs Abbott, Mrs. C. W. Schnauer v. Miss Ronayno. Mrs. .T. Dawson v. Mrs. water. Mrs. IT. Walker v. Mrs. Darrow, Miss Loudon v. Mrs. Gumming.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the bogey match to bo played to-morrow by members of the Glcndowie Ladies' Golf Club for _ aprize presented by Miss Bell:—Mrs. M. McGregor v. Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Warren v. Mrs. Milne, Mrs. Butler v. Mrs. Colebrook, Miss. B. Hill v. Mif.s Lawrence, Mrs. Hill v. Miss Mains, | Mrs. Naiamith v. Miss Cohvill, Miss R. Wilson v Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Burslow v. Mrs. Bartleet, Mrs. Browne v. Miss «T. Kcbertson, Mrs. Hintz v. Mrs. Macartney. Mrs. L. McGregor v. Miss Meadows. Mrs. Chambers v. Miss Todd, Miss D. Jenkins v. another. . _ The draw for the second round of the t grado eclectic match is a® follows: Miss Idiens v. Miss Sanders, Miss Woolley v. Miss Den I on. Miss Hogan v. Miss Wilcoek. -„\Jiss McCryStal v. Miss P. Hintz. Miss Milrhelson v. Miss Dorling, Mrs. Clous ton v. Mrs. Jackson. Miss Anderson v. Miss I. Jenkins, Mrs. Ald'erton .v. another. Following is the draw for a flag match:— Mrs. Markwick v. Miss M. English. Miss 0. English v. Miss Sharland, Miss Bell v. another. , , ~ , Following are the results of the cliamP iciub iPS Cham.pionship.—Semi-finals: Mrs. McMillan beat Mrs. Chambers. 3 and 1: Miss B. Ilill Jreat Miss Brookfield, 5 and 4. Junior Championship.—Second round_: Mi=s B Wilson beat Mrs. Macartney, o and 4; Mrs. Warden beat Mrs. Hintz. 5 anc •1; Mrs. Butler beat Mrs. Howey-Walker, 4 and 2• Mrs. Naismith beat Mrs. Bartleet. 3 and 1. Semi-finals < Mrs. War-ren beat Mass. Wilson, 2 up; Mrs. Naismith beat. M rs - Butler, 1 up.

MANUKAU CLUB- - ■ The first round of the Manukau Golf Club's championships will be played next Saturday. Following is the draw Seniors: Ward ell v. Busing, Hobson v. Adlam, Priest v. Rice, Gilmore v. Beechey.- Juniors; \V. ; Johnstone v, Bingley. Burton v. Dreaddn,-. Wilkinson v. Parker. Can ham y. •. Brett,-MCr, ; Innes v. Blnir. F. Johnstone v Roberts, ilanigan. v. McDonald, Maxwell, a bye. ' OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB Following are the results of ' a, bogey match played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday .-—Miss E. Hill. 2 up: Mis. G. Currie, 1 up; Mis 3 L. Claudet, all square. The C tirade match was won by Miss Ji.. Todd, with a score of 1 down. Following is the result of the Eecond round of the handicap tourney for .Mrs. A G. Grinter's trophy:—Dr. G. Rowley beat Miss E. Hill, 1 up: Mrs, Currie beatMrs. Cox. 4 and 3: Miss Warn beat Mrs. North, 2 and 1: Miss Partdn beat Miss B. Sheffield, 2 up. * The results in the C grade match were:— Miss L. Claudr/ beat Miss Kitto, 3 and 2: Mies Grant beat Miss E. Todd. 3 and 1: Miss A. Muir .won from Mrs. Eustace by default; Mrs. Davies beat Miss Amaboldi, 1 up. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw fo* the flag match fo„- the Alexander trophy, to be played tomorrow by members of the Clevedon Ladies Golf Club, commencing at 12.30 o'clock.' — 1 Miss Matthews-v. Mrs. Connell, Mrs. , Bryan v. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Alexander v. Miss Mcpherson, Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Clarkin/ Mrs. Waters v. Miss Waters. Mrs. Over? v.. Miss F. Burgoyne, Miss C. Day v. Mrs. Eyre, Miss Silk v. Miss F. Stephens, Mrs. Roberts v. Miss M. Stephens, Miss McCulloiigh v. Miss Wallis, Mrs. Stephens v. Mrs. Wilson, Miss K. Browne v. Miss M. Burgoyne, Miss A. 11. Day v. another. WAITEMATA LADIES' CLUB A handicap match play competition will be played on Thursday by members of the Waitcmata Ladies' Coif Club. The draw will be mado at the clubhouse at 12.30 o'clock. The medal match for Mrs. . Beaumont's trophy resulted in a, tio between Mrs. Bayly and Mrs. Griffiths. THE PUKEKOIIE CLUB [from our own correspondent]

PUKEKOHE, Monday The Kohn Cup competition between members of the l'ukekohe Golf Club has been won l>y J. Eoulston, who defeated R. Laird, 4 and.a, in the final during tho week-endt ; FRANKLIN TOURNAMENT [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] ' ' . PUKEfcOTIE. Monday" The Franklin Golf Association has-decided/ to hold its annual champiuaship tournament this year on the l'ukekohe Club's course on Saturday,: September 10. The course.* is .'air > ready in ffood order jind" is arranging foi- further preparation. The .Present, holder of the championship title la-' l-o Howdcn, of Waiuku... * , . ,' „ ' • : THE CAMBRIDGE CLGIJ [FROM OUR. OWN! CORRESPONDENT] : v CAMBRIDGE, Monday Following i are tho results of .tho*-. second aualifyiiiß round of tho. Cambridge Coif ClUb's championships played dmirig tho week-end:—Senior*: E. H. :Nisolt- an<L,FerKusou, pG; Carrard, W. NicoU, Dr. Tod and Law:' 87; Entwiflo, 88; Bryce arid JSickle, 89- Freeman. ,00; L. Ilaworth, 93; Robinson. 04• G. Calvert, 95; Westlak* and C. Ilaworth, 90; Hewett, Butler and Dunbar, »*• Bendrickson,. 9S; Ward. 101. ; Juniors. —J: Wilson. 97; K. Butter, 101: K. Wilkinson, 102;.-D.- Clemow. hingsforcl, C. Thompson, 107; F.. Wilkinson, G. Barbutt, 108; F.' Willis. 109; Culns, 110; Ireland, 111; Dr. Waddle, 134. ■ . , WHANGAREf LADIES' CLUB [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] / WHANGAREI, Monday , Tho first round of tho. club handicap was played during the weck-end by menibeis of the Whancarei Ladies Golf Club on the Mount DenW links. The best scores woie:— Mrs. Nolan, 105. 31—74; Mrs. Marshall 101, 20—75; Mrs. Younger, 100. 25—7j; MiS; Birnie, 112. 35—77; Mrs. Orr, 100, 28-<7, Miss Radclifte, 95, 18—77. . . Tho medal match played an coiuunction witli tho first, round of the club handicap was won by Mrs. Nolan.

VETERANS' TOURNAMENT

LIST OF THE ENTRIES

[BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] ROTORUA, Monday

The following entries lmve been received for the New Zealand veteran!}' •; tournament to bo played at Rotorua .this- week:—F. Wilkie (Rotorua), W. D. Ross (Hamilton), B. Sommervillo (Rotorua), J. D. Macfarlune (Auckland), I. M. Sommerville (litiran"i), R. J. Hamilton (Titirangi), C. H. C. Worthington (Rotorua), L. H. Scott (Wellington), Rev. W, H. Speer (Rotorua). E. M. Hutchinson (Gisborne), H. P. JJutt (Tauranga). W. Pavitt (Auckland) J. S. Harrison (Mangonui), H. Horton. (Auckland;, C. Kuaabs (Rotorua), Colonel J. Hughes (Wellington), R. Phelan < Lauranga), E C. Tor less (Timaru), A. W. Downer (Rotorua), A. H. Blackburn (Maungakickie , H.J. Smith (J«apieT), J. 8.-McEwan (Welington), J. D. McDougall (Martinborough), J A.' McDougall (Martinborough) H. J. Ryde (Whakatane), H. W. Blundell (Carterton), E. T. Baker (Tauranga), G. b. Gordon (Wanganui), W. H. H_ockin ngakiekie), C. _H. Redhead (Rotorua), C, Waterston (Te Puke), C. H.. Fry (Otorohanga), C. W, Pa mer (Wellingt 0 n) C. Dunbar (Mnnakoriki). W Ash ton (Kotorua), F. Trice (Auckland), W. W. Ma ngay (Morrinsville), 0. 1. Pavitt ftew Plymouth),. 11. B. Lnsk (Auckland), H. Gillies (Hamilton). P: Pittar (Hamilton), F. >M. Brodie ■ (Mauugakiekie). G. Goring (Auckland),. B. A. Woolf (Whangarei), W. McGillveray (Manawntu). J. Hogg (Whakatane), J/O. Callaghan (Hawera) K. Jounneaux (Whapgarei), J. Craig (Belmont), I'11. Rodgers (Titirangi). In the entries 24 ■ clubs are represented from North Auckland to limaru. ( Ihe matches are played on handicap. .J- 1 ?® number of short, holeri, seven, should be in favour of the long liandicappers. but the number of bunkers is a substantial offset.