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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 12

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CLUB COMPETITION RESULTS MEDAL MATCH AT TITIRANG! A medal Handicap match was plaved bv members of tho Titijanci Golf Club on Saturday afternoon. Summer conditions prevailed and some excellent cards wero returned. The best was that of It. E. Alne. who did 82, 18—64. Other good cards wore: A. Lo Sieur, 86, 18-08; F. G. Alne. 80. 17—69; R. J. Hamilton, 80, 10—70; W. G. Lnwson. 78. 7—71: H. M. Itogerson. 86. 13—73; A. E. Sounders, f\ 13—73; h. Clif ford, 90, 16—74; G. C. Jones, 92, 17—75. TITIRANG L LADIES' CLUB A medal rouni will be played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club tomorrow, players to choose then partners. MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The Maungakiekie Golf Club's links were, in ideal order for the four-ball match played at One Tree Hill on Saturday afternoon, a large number of players taking part,, The winning card was that of E. Hpnton and A. L. Morpeth, with tho excellent score of 6 up. Other cards were:—V. C. Keys and I. J. Goldstine, J. MeDougall and It. B. Bennett. 2 up; S. Caro and J. Jerrat. R. S. Meredith and J. T. Tanner, W. 11. D'Audney and J. C. Hardley. 1 up; D. D. Holland and N. J. Kidd. H. Morpeth and R. O. Gardner, and G. J. Bennett and .T. Earle, all square. AKARANA CLUB Tho first round of the Tyler Memorial Cup was played on Saturday oil the Akarana golf links, D. Leys returning the best card with the net score of 64. Following are the results:— Seniors. —A. R. Finn, 86, 11—72; J. Budce. g0i i ](i—72; T. Griffiths. 88. 14—74; F. Berndstrom, 94, 16—78; F. Hazelden, 83. 4—79: C. Taylor. 94, 14—SO. Juniors.—D. Leys, 86. 22—64; C. Cammick, 87, 18 —69; J. E. Cnshmoro, 86. 16 —70: L. Cummings, 89, 18 —71; G. Ashlev. 96. 24—72; J. Cairnes, 92, 17—75; D. Smith, 93, 24—74; H. Duuin. 94, 20—74; N. Simpson, 95, 20—75; M. Thorpe, 94, 18—76; H. Thomas, 94, 18 —76. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the medal match to be played on _ Wednesday bv members of the Clendowie Ladies' Golf Club;— Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. McMillan. Miss R. Wilson v. Mrs. Browne, Mrs. J. C. Hill v. Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. Warren v. Mrs-llowey-Walker, Mrs. Colebrook v. Mrs. Milne, Mrs. Keys v. Mrs. McArthur. Miss Todd v. Mrs. Cahill. Mrs. McGinlev v. Miss J. Robertson, Miss Mains v. Mrs. Lintott, Mrs. Hayes v. Miss McCrystal. Mrs. Montgomery v, Mrs. J. Kissling. Mrs. Hug.hes v. Mrs. Clouston, Mrs. Jackson v. Mrs". Levien, Mrs. Markwick v. Miss M. English, Miss O. English v. Miss Sharland. Miss Sutton v. Miss D. Wilson, Miss Prosser v. Miss Evans. The draw for tho C grade is as follows: Misa E. Potter v. Mrs. Phillipps. Mis 3 Mitchelson v, Miss P. Hintz, Miss Saeaiir v. Miss Arthur, Miss Goodwin v. Misa Wilcock, Miss Johnson v. another. MANUKAU CLUB The official opening of the Manukau Golf Club took place on Saturday afternoon in perfect weather. The first ball was driven by Mrs. Adlam, president of tho ladies' club. Visitors were present from the Otaluihu, Clevedon and Pupakura Clubs. The links were in fine order, many improvements having been effected during the summer months. Mixed foursomes were ployed, the winners being Mr. and Mrs. F. Parker, 43, 10—32. The runners-up were Ivliss Wilkins and Wardell, 42, 9—33. p OPENING AT PUKEKOHE [from our own correspondent] PUKEKOHE, Saturday The Pukekohe Golf Club opened its winter season on the Pukekoho racecourse to-day under ideal conditions. The course which, since last season has been enlarged from „13 holes to 18, was in splendid condition. About 100 players wero present. The president, Mr, J. Roulston, coined members and visitors and wished the club a successful season. He commented on the friendly spirit that existed between clubs in the Franklin and South Auckland district as evidenced by the representative gathering of visitors. Mr. Boulston presented trophies won during the summer season as follows:—Medal aggregate, Dr. J. McWhirtrr; flag matches, Messrs. B. Foote and J. Graham; medal eclectic, Mr. D. Coyle; bogey match. Mr. J. Graham; medal eclectic, Mr. B. Colo Baker. A Canadian foursome match was played over nine liole3 during the afternoon and resulted in a tie between Mrs. Moore and 11. T. Moore (Pukekohe) and Miss Glynes and Armitage (Waluku), 31 net. Tho lutter pair won the play-off over three holes. The next best scores wero:—Mrs. Eyre nr.d 11. Eyre, 35: Miss Crosbic and C. Crosbie, 36; Mrs. Coyle and D. Coyle, Mrs. Colbeck nnd S. Colbeck, 37; Mrs. Pope nnd Mnher, Miss Potter and Forbes. 33; Mrs. Muir and Muir, Mrs. Blomfidd and Blomfield. 39; Miss Ailen and H. J. Buckingham, 40; Miss A. Potter and A. Slnepher, 41; Miss Maher and A. 11. Pope, 43. ROTORUA CLUB'S OPENING [nr telegraph—own correspondent] ROTORUA. Saturday Thero was a good attendance at the Rotorua Golf Club's opening, which took place this afternoon in fine weather. A mixed foursome competition was hold. 68 players toking part. Empen and Mrs. Walden were tho winners of tho competition, their score being 86, 19—67. The runners-up wero Copcland Smith and Mrs. Copeland Smith. 81. 12—69. Tho next best card was that of Fenton and Mrs. Fenton. 88, 18—70. THE HAMILTON CLUB START OF THE SEASON [from our own coruesfondent] HAMILTON, Sunday Tho season of tho Hamilton Golf Club was officially opened on St. Andrews links yesterday afternoon when thero was a largo gathering of members. Tho president of tho club, Mr. J. F. Strang, welcomed tho players. Reference was made to tho loss of several prominent members, in particular. J. L. Black, who has received notice of his transfer to Wellington, and J. M. Ilorton. who will not.' bo playing this season. Mixed foursomes were played with members of tho ladies' club, tho winners being Mrs. M. Packer and H. Toombs, who won tjie play-off, The best cards returned were:— Mrs. M. Packer and 11. Toombs, 97. 20—77: Mrs. E. J. Moars nnd H. T.. Gillies. 91. 14—77; Miss Bobbins and D. Grant. 103, 05—78; Miss Provis and K. McLeod. 96. 17—97; Miss Coventry and D. Coventry. 97. 18 —79; Miss Wilkinson and Dr. T. A. Milroy, 93. 14—79: Miss McLean and Or'. A. Wilkes, 96, 17—79; Miss Masler and AV. J. King, 94, 14—80; Mrs. Hoss and G. I). Morpeth, 101, 20—81; Mrs. Mnndev nnd L. J. Day, 89, 8—81; Mrs. Day nnd L. Chnmpion, 92, 11—SI; Mrs. Toombs and P. B. Newland. 103, 27 —fll.