GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21315, 17 October 1932, Page 14

GOLF CONTESTS

INTER-CLUB COMPETITION AUCKLAND BEATS TITIRANGI CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Members of tho Auckland and Titirangi Golf Clubs played a teams match at Middlemore on Saturday, the former winning by 15 games to 8, one being all square. Auckland thus retained the trophy which is competed for annually between tho two clubs. Following are the results, -Auckland names being mentioned first: —W. S. Ralph beat R. J. McCrystal, 3 and 2; J. MacEwan lost to IT. Bi'insdcn, 3 and 2; IT. B. Lusk beat E. G. Tallis, 4 and 3; B. H. Menzies beat J. Murray, 2 and 1; H. Plumley beat T. A. Colliding. 4 and 3; W. A. Donald beat A. M. Colliding, 3 and 1; W. N. Abbott and A. M. Dacre, all square; E. L. Bartleet lost to A. R. Wilson, 2 and 1; C. Jacobsen beat A. J. Good, 2 and 1; R. D. Wright beafr 11. L. liobson, 3 and 1; H. V. Coverdale beat 'E. E. Bcehan, 1 up; It. D. Horton bent 11. Rand nip, 2 and 1; W. B. Colbeck beat A. J. Fisher. 6 and 5; T. Clark lost to J. Goyder, 2 and 1; H. Tidmarsh lost to T. Gourdie, 1 down; L. W. Delph beat A. B. Joplin, 6 and 4; G. C. Henderson lost to F. Trice, 3 and 2; A. Boddington beat G. Fairburn, 2 und 1; N. Louisson lost to W. Lawson, 3 and 2; G. H. Abel lost to E. 11. Olsen, 5 and 3; S. S. Wilson beat F. Lucas, 3 and 2; H. A. Joyce beat J. Gilliiore, 1 up; E. B. Brown beat Richardson, 3 and 1; A. M. Howden lost to W. Thompson, 2 down. RESULTS AT MIDDLEMORE The semi-finals of the Auckland Golf Club's junior championship wero played on Saturday. Following were tho results:—K. G Sellar beat E. Harper. 2 and 1; W. B. Soutcr beat D. A. Burt, 1 up. The final of the four-ball tourney was also played, nnd resulted in a win for W. Wilson and If. A. Horrocks, who defeated R. 1). and I. C. Horton, 7 and G. TITIRANGI CLUB A four-ball best-ball bogey handicap was played at tho Titirangi GoU Club'B links on Saturday, resulting in a win for H. W.Cooke (0) and .T. C. Wilson (ID. who returned a card of 6 up. Other cards were:— A II O'Learv (!)) and R. J. Graham (9). 4'up; A. C. McArthur (171 and S. Hunter (!>), and F. S. Ballin (It), and F. C. Guskin ÜB>. up - , „ , nr The week-end four-bull bogey liandican was won by R. L. Wilson (5) and F. A. Browne (15), who returned a card of 8 up. An open handicap tourney will bo Held rext Saturday afternoon and on Labour Dnv. Group handicaps will bo commenced on Saturday together with a bogey handicap. A bogey handicap will be played on Monday morning, followed by a four-ball handicap. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for tho postponed flag match to be played to-morrow by members of tho Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 11 o'clock: — First Tec.—Mrs. ITosking v. Mis 3 K. Fouhy. Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Miss Grierson, Mrs. O'Lcary v. Miss M. Cooke. Mrs. J. U Finlay v. Mrs. White. Mrs. Alison v. Miss A E. Hill. Miss Bray v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. Paterson v. Mrs. Brinsdon, Mrs. Mccolls v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Shroff v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Clatworthy v Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. Rodger Mrs. Taylor v. Mrs. Sutcliffe. Miss Duder v. Miss P. Moody. Mrs. Ferguson v. Miss ISoel Self. Mrs. Spinley v. Miss H:\cket, Mrs. Malcolm v. Mrs. Court, Mrs. G. P. 1' inlay v. Mrs. W. IT. Cooke. Mrs. Henrys v. Miss Nesta Self, Mrs. Mclndoe v. Mrs. R. I'. Ward. Mrs. Richardson v. Mrs. Gyllies. Mrs. R. Alpe v. Mrs. Ilollingrake, Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Mrs. Leys, Miss L. Hall v. Miss McGlashan, Mrs. Brooke-'laylor v. Mrs. Harrison-Gregory. In the second round of the Eleanor Thompson Bowl competition the results were:— Mrs. Alison beat Mrs. White. 3 and 2; Mrs. Ferguson beat Mrs. Robinson, 1 up; Miss Bray beat Miss Nesta Self, 3 and 2; Mrs. Mclndoe beat Miss P. Moody, 2 up; Mrs. Hosking beat Miss Hill, 1 up; Miss iv. Fouhy bent Mrs. Court, 7 and 6; Mrs. rsiccolls won from Mrs. Horton by default; Miss M. Fouhy boat Mrs. Taylor, 5 and 4. The third round is to be completed by triday. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The final of tho Maungakieki© Golf Club's renior championship was played on Saturday, and resulted in a win for R. M. George, who defeated J. S. Rankin, t and G Tho course was in excellent order. Tho final of the Klliffe Cup was won by L. B. Sell nailer, who made a good recovery after having been 2 down at. the turn, to defeat J. M. Elliffe, the donor, 2 up. The four-ball match was won by R. Angus and J. T. 'Mitchell, who were 4 up. The next best card was that of Davenport and Hey wood, 3 up. In tho play-off of the tie of a previous competition, F,. Hcnton and D. E. Coutts were the winners. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following were the results of the bogey handicap mntch played on Saturday by members of the Mnungnkiekie Ladies' Golf Club:-—Miss li. Morrison. 2 down; Miss E. D. Gregson, 4 down: Miss L. ClouMon, 4 down; Miss A. Loudon, 5 down; Miss E. Ewcii, 5 down. A K ARANA CLUB The final of the Tyler Memorial Cup competition .of the .Akarana Golf Club was played on Saturday, and resulted in a win for G. Biss (9), with a total score over the four rounds of 285. G. Etheridse (18) was second with an aggregate of 280. and HDupin, jun. (8). third with 289. The next best performances were:—J. Cashmore (17). 290; T. Griftiths (15), 297; and V. Smith (IS), 299. Tho final of the G. M. Brown Ia re well Cup resulted in a win for C . R- HaycocK (24), with 289 for the three rounds, b. Olsen (21) was second with 291, and C. Caminick (24), third with 292. The senior monthly medal was won h.V M. Kicly, 85. 15-70. Tho next best cards were: A. Bailey, 8!). 10-73; G. Biss. 82. 973: A. Wyness, 84. 11—73: L. Paewni, 80, 12—73; J. Cashmore. 8!). 1G —73. The junior monthly medal was won by II Dupin sen.. 88 . 22—<56. The next best cards were: F. Olsen. 92. 24-08; C Cammick. 93, 24—09; 1. Russell. 90, 24 —iJ: and C. F. Haycock, 99, 18—72. GLEN DOVVIE CLUB The customary end-of-the-season mixed foursomes medal competition was played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. J. H. Hall and Mrs. Bartleet played well to win with a score of 9.!, 71 Other cards returned were: —E. ITutchisoii and Miss K. Mains. 89, 16—73; T. Martin and Miss M. Todd, 93. 20-73; W Paten and Miss Eales. 98. 24-74; J G. O'Neill and Mrs. Markwiek, 93, li <6; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Jackson. 107, 301 —70S: G. Talmer and Miss B. Hilt, 94, 10 78; A. K. Duthie and Miss O. English, 93, 141—785. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club will play a flag match on Wednesday for a pri/.o presented by Mrs. Combes. The diaw is as follows: —Mrs.* Markwiek v. Miss M English. Miss O. English v. Mi»» Prosser. Miss Shnrland v. Miss Sanders, Miss Bell v another, Mrs. M. McGregor v. Miss Mains." Mrs. Blowne v. Mrs. Montgomery. Mrs. Bartleet v. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Cfthilt v Mrs. Clouston, Miss Lawrence v. Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Ilowey-Walker v. Mrs. Barstow Mrs. Hughes v. Miss Todd, Mrs. Colebrook v. Miss R. Wilson. Mrs. Chamberlain v. Miss B. Hill. Mrs. Combes v. Miss Meadows, Miss Colwill v. Miss N. McCrystal, Mrs. Milne v. Mrs. Hintz, Miss J. Robertson v. Mrs. Hill. The dnnv for tho C grade match ie as follows:—Mrs. Pelley v. Mrs. .Alderton. Mrs. Osborne v. Mrs. Jackson. Miss Potter v. Miss M. Mitchelson, Miss Darling v. another. The L.G.U. silver medal was won by Miss B. Hill with a net bcoio of 293. Tho L.G.U. bronze medal was won by Miss O. English with a net score of 292, Mrs. Colohrook being second with 296. The Cameron Cup will be held for tho year by Miss O. English, who returned the four best net medal scores done in competition, totalling 292. MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB Players will choose partners for the match to be played on Wednesday morning by members of the Manukau Ladies' Goli Club. Tho finals of tho championships will be played in the afternoon. Mrs. Rushton won the Hcald Cup competition, played on Saturday. The return match for tho Balfour Irvine Cup will be played at Pukekoho next Saturday. The following team will represent the club:—Mrs. R.ushton. Miss Callis, Miss Andre, Mrs. Lever, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Busing, Miss Little, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Wardell, Miss Wright, Mrs. Bingely. Emergencies: Mrs. Adlara and Mr«. Parker.

PUPUKE CHAMPIONSHIPS I. G. MACKENZIE'S THIRD SUCCESS The finals of tho Pupuke Golf Club's senior and junior championships were decided during the week-end. I. G. Mackenzie won the senior event for tho third time in succession by defeating A. E. Browne. G up and 5 to play. The match was played over 30 holes and the golf was of a high standard throughout. Mackenzie recorded 68 in the morning's play, against 73 by Browne. In the afternoon both were level fours to the 13th. . , _ The junior championship was won by VV. I. Stemson, wKo beat C. F. Browne, 1 up. Play was even, but Stemson produced two fours *at the last two holes, and took the A bogey handicap match for a trophy presented by Mr. L. Nathan was won by B. Horricks (15), whoso card read 4 up. The next best cards returned were:—E. W. Mills (8), 2 up; P. Deighton (16). 1 up; T. MeCorkindale (12), I up; W. A. Bush (16), 1 up; T. G. De Clive Lowe (10), all square. NORTH SHORE CHAMPIONSHIPS COURSE RECORD IN MEDAL ROUND The finals of tho North Shore Golf Club's championships were decided on Saturday afternoon. The senior event was won by S. Layzell, who defeated B. Ilac, 5 and 3. Ihe match was keenly contested, there being little between the players at any stage until toward the iinish, when Rao lost five holes in succession. , . The intermediate championship was won by R. I'hilson. who beat A. Crompton 5 and 4. I. Harvey defeated R. Ash in the junior championship. 3 and 2. M. E. Thompson established a new record for the course, going round in 70 when Playing in a medal match. This match resulted in a tie between G. Downer. 80, 20 60, and A. Whyte. 84, 24—00. H. J. Preston returned a score of 81, 20—01. ONEWHERO CLUB [from oun OWN correspondent] TUAKAU, Saturday Visitors from the Pukekohe and Papakura Clubs joined with members of tho Onewhero Golf Club to-day in a mixed foiiraomes match, with which the season at Onewhero was formally closed. Tho winners were Miss Keals and Wilson, who returned a card of 34 net. Tho next best cards were:—Miss McGregor and E. Cameron, 35 net; Miss Jjindberg and Ilapson, Mrs. Watts and Muir, 37. At tho close of play the prizes won during the season were presented to the winners by the president, Mr. E. Muir. Mr. Muir was presented with a ect of crystalware in appreciation of his services as president. MATCHES AT WHANGAREI [by telegraph—own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Saturday The final of tho Hogan Cup was played at the Whangarei Golf Club's links Mount Denby this afternoon, when C. McM anus defeated J. Glanville. 2 up over 18 holes. At one stage Glanville was 1 up and 4 to play, but he missed a short putt at the next hole and McManus gained the lead at the 17th. Both played good golf, Glanville conceding McManus 3 etrokcß. Buckley and Glanville meet in the final of the senior championship during the week-end, the match to be played over 36 holes.