THE PAEROA CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21295, 23 September 1932, Page 7

THE PAEROA CLUB

H. H. BRAY SENIOR CHAMPION i • [by -TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] PAEROA, Thursday The finals of the Paeroa' Golf Club's championships were played to-day. H. H. Bray defeated R. Todd, 3 and .2, in the senior championship, and W. Murphy defeated H. Thorp, 2 and 1, in the junior championship. On Saturday an inter-club match will be played between the Paeroa and Te Aroha Clubs 1 The A teams will meet at Paeroa and the B teams at Te Aroha. The ladies' teams will be as follows:—A team: Mrs Biay, Miss Gibb, Miss Tierney, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Walmsley, Miss Poland, Mrs. White, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Shaw, Mies Argall. B team: Mrs. Bain, Mrs. Silcock, Miss Vowles, Miss Surrey. Miss Dickson, Miss Real. Miss Thorp. Mies G. Surrey, Mrs. W. Fathers, Miss Dean. Emergencies: Mis 3 Edith Vowles and Miss Jamieson. The men's teams will be selected from the following;—A. Bray, Winter, Todd. Bartlett, Mahoney, Dixon, C. Kid-d, J. I\idd, Ward. Murphy, Carden, Thorp, Surrey, B. Henderson, Dr. Davis, Kenny, Day, Hubbard, Armstrong, Bockett, Fathers, White, Clark, Dolan, Dickinson, Bartley. LADIES' MATCH AT ROTORUA [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] ROTORUA, Thursday An intcr-club match between the Te Aroha Ladies' Golf Club and the Rotorua Ladies' Golf Club was played to-day in perfect weather at Whakarewarewa. The_ Rotorua players beat the visitors in the singles by 4 up and in the foursomes by 2 up. Following are the scores, Te Aroha players being mentioned first:—Singles: Mrs. Halligan lost to Mies Snodgrass, 6 and 4; Mrs. Smith lost to Miss Moon, 6 and 5; Mrs. Biiff lost to Miss Corlett, 4 and 3: Mrs. McLeod lost to Mrs. Fortune, 5 and 4; Mrs. Denster lost to Mrs. Kelly, 5 and 3; Mrs. Mclvie lost to Mrs. Hay, 4 and 3; Miss Bliff lost to Miss La Trobe Hill, 5 and 3; Mrs. Gaw beat Mrs. Ormsby, 2 and 1; Miss Manning beat Mrs. Fenton, 5 and 3; Miss Kelly lost to Mrs. Herrold, 4 and 3. Mrs. Leitcb beat Miss Dannefaerd, 1 up; j Mrs. Cullen beat Miss K. Gordon. 2 and 1. ! Foursomes: Mrs. Hallignn and Mrs. Bliff j lost to Mrs. La Trobe Hill and Mrs. Budd, 5 and 4; Mrs Smith and Mrs., Kelly lost to Miss Moon and Miss Corlett, 4 and 3; Mrs. McLeod and Mrs. Denster lost to Mrs. Fortune and Mrs. Kelly. 3 and 2; Mrs. McKie and Miss Manning lost to Mrs. Walden and Miss La Trobe Hill. 5 and 4; Miss Bliff and Mrs. Gaw beat Mrs. Hay and Mrs. Fenton, 2 and 1: Miss Kelly and Mrs. Leitch beat Mrs. Ormsby and Miss Dannefaerd. 2 up; Mrs. Cullen and Mrs. Herrold v. Mrs. Bayfield and Mies Gordon, all square. r THE LEAGUE CODE MATCH FOR THISTLE CUP DEVONPORT TO PLAY CITY i The principal attraction at Carlaw Park to-morrow will be the match for the Thistle Cup between Devonport and City. This trophy is given, for the most championship points in the second round, and as City and Devonport are equal a play-off is necessary. Devonport won championship honours this season, City being the only team to lower the winner's colours in the final series of matches in the second round. Devonport suffered its second defeat of the season last Saturday at the hands of Marist in the final of the Roope Rooster competition. Although in this competition Marist outplayed City the latter gave a display much below its usual form and is expected to do better against Devonport tomorrow. On form Devonport should take the honours, but City may bring off a surprise. The curtain-raiser will be the replay of the third grade intermediate match between Marist and Northcote. These teams played a drawn game last Saturday after giving a very good display of the code, and another fine exhibition is expected. AMBULANCE TEAMS' MATCH Teams representing the Auckland and National Reserve Divisions of the St.. John Ambulance Brigade will play a League football match at Western Springs to-morrow, commencing at 3 o'clock. The following team will represent the Auckland Division:—R. Hadaway, Postleweight. Nicholson, Grogan, Buck, Stowe. W. Groom. Onnsby, Matthews, Powley, Chapman, Carey, Haynes, Watts, Ryan. McMillan. SCHOOL STEEPLECHASE MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR INTERMEDIATE RECORD BROKEN Splendid weather and road conditions were experienced yesterday when the annual steeplechase of the Mount Albert Grammar School was held. There was an entry of about 350. The course of three miles started from the school, circled the mountain and ended at the school again. The senior championship was won by T. Ker in the time of 16m 9 2-ss. In winning •the intermediate championship, J. Hare broke the record of 16m 35s established by T. Ker last year. Hare's time was 16m 6s. The junior championship was won by H. G. Wrignton in 113 m 465. Following are thei results:— Senior Championship.—T. Ker, 16m 9 2-ss, 1; J. Hare, 16m 6s, 2; B. W. Brock. 16m 41e. 3. Inteimediate Championship, under 16. J. Hare, 16m 16s. 1; A. L. Lydiard, 17m 43a, 2; W.. A, Frericks, 17m 51s, 3. Junior Championship, under 141. —H. G. Wrightou, 18m 465, 1; H.,y. Orchiston, 19m 2s, 2; S. M. White, 19m 10s, 3. The handicap events resulted as follows: Senior.—V. R. Knight, 1; ,B. W. Brock. 2: I. F. Sampson, 3. _ Intermediate.—A. L. Lydiard, 1»;" W. A. Frericks, 2: A T. Snain. 3. . _ Juniors.—H. G. Wrighton, 1; L. H. Kemp, 2; R. T. Singleton and R. T. Maeefield, dead'heat, 3.