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MAUNGAKI EKI E TOURNEY EASTER CUP COMPETITION The annual open Easter _ handicap tournament of the Maungakiekie Golf Club was continued at the One J- ree , links yesterday in ideal weather, l<ollowing are the results: — Maungakiekie Easter Cud.—First round: I. McOwan beat N. J. Kidd, 7 and 5; H. A. Kandrup beat L. J. Clifford. 2 and 1; M. Fraser-Smith beat L. F. Rudd, « up; H. G. Thomson beat V. Salek. 3 and 2; H. J. Hamilton beat C. Kay, 3 and 1; R. M. Jeffrey boat H. P. Whyman, 7 and 5; H. Ihomaa beat G. J. Bennett. 3 and 2; R. G. Milhean beat J. S. Rankin. 3 and 2. Seconu round: MoOwan beat Randrup, at the 19th; fc raserSinith beat Thomson. 6 and 5; Hamilton beat Jeffrey, 3 and 1; Thomas beat Milligan. 6 The group handicaps resulted as follows: No. 1 Group.—First round: J. E. Stedman beat J. H. Goyder. 2 up: H. Morpeth beat N. L. Buist, 1 up: A. E. Irving beat F. Wiseman, 2 and 1; W. H. D'Audney beat I), F. McCormick, 4 and 3. Second round: J. E. Stodman beat H. Morpeth, 3 and 2: W. H. D'Audney beat A. E. Irving, 2 and 1. No. 2 Group.—First round: J. F. Russell beat J. M. Elliffe, at the 20th; G. O. Stewart beat R. G. Stichbury. 1 up; R. Cato beat S. Booth, 4 mid 3; &1. Kiely beat C. K. Reader. 3 and 1. Second round: Stewart beat Russell, 1 up; Cato beat Kiely, 4 and 2. No. 3 Group.—First round: I. Moir beat M. Clavis. 6 and 4: J. T. Tanner beat H. Wyatt, 6 and 5; R. S. Newcomb beat M. C. Astley, 4 and 3; F. Preston beat A. Belcher, at the 19th. Second round: Tanner beat Moir, 3 and 2; Newcomb beat Preston, at the 20th. No. 4 Group.—First round: H. Y. Cameron beat A. N. Hay, at the 19th•. 11. V. Ganley beat K. 0. Hume, 2 and 1; B. W. Beaumont beat G. H. Oakley, 2 and 1; R. C. Aley, a bye. Second round: Ganley beat Cameron, 2 and 1; Aley beat Beaumont. 3 and 1. No. 5 Group.—First round: E. W. Stephenson beat C. F. Rosser, 2 and 1- A. O. Hornpool beat A. C. Herring, I up; J. T. F. Mitchell beat H. Beauvais, 4 and 3; E. Tonks beat I. J. Goldstine, at the 21st. Second round: Stephenson best Horspool, 2 up; Mitchell beat Tonks, G and 5. No. G Group.—M. C. O'Neill beat IF. Wright, 2 and 1; 3. Barclay beat R. M. Tolhurst, G and 5. Final: S. Barclay beat, M. C. O'Neill, 1 up. No. 7 Group.—First round: G. J. Bennett beat J. S. Rankin. 2 and 1; P. Whyman beat V. Salek. 1 up; N. J. Kidd beat L. F. Rudd. 2 and 1; C. Kay beat L. J. Clifford, at the '2lst.
The bogey handicap played in conjunction with the. morning round resulted in a tie between W. IT. D'Audney (5) and J. E. Stedman (6). 2 up. Other cards were:—-J. T. Tanner (12). 1 up: R. Penman (14), A. E. Irving (7), all square: M. Fraser-Smith (13). H. G. Thomson (15). R. Cato (8), 1 down. The afternoon medal round resulted in a win for R. Cato, 77, 11—G6. Other cards returned were:—H. Thomas, BS. 10—67: M. Fraser-Smith, 85, 17—68"; L. F. Rndd. 88, 20—G8: N. J. Kidd, 85, 16—69; J. E. Stedman.' 70, 7—69. M AUNG A KIEKTE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the medal handicap match to be played by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club ta-mor-row, commencing at 0.30 o'clock, at five minute intervals in order of the draw: — Mrs. H. V. Johnston v. Mrs. J. Paterson, Mrs. C. E. Grevatt v. Mrs. E. Mcllraith. Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Miss C. Stubbs. Miss M. Miller, v. Miss D. Lamb. Mrs. E. Gilmoro v. Miss M. Robson. Mrs. F. "Williams v. Mrs. W. K. Michael, Mrs. E. Brown v. Mrs. R. Hipkins, Mrs. E. ]S T eale v. Mrs. L. Coakley, Mrs. C. K. Grierson v. Miss E. McGowan, Mr 3. J. Rudge v. Miss S. Lawrence, Mrs., E. J. Miller v. Mrs. J. Ramsay, Mrs. F. Saxton v. Miss E. Blackburn, Mrs. R. Baird v. Mrs. W. A. Boucher. Miss F. Preece v. Mrs. H. V. Coe, Mrs. L. Norton v. Mrs. S. Reid. Mrs. M. Wilson v. Mrs. H. "Walker, Mrs. H. Williams v. Mrs. R. Verry, Miss A. Palmer v. Miss B. Smith, Miss H. Hardley v. Mrs. E. O'Neill. Miss N. Pettit v. Mrs. A. Cnmming, Mrs. R. Steele v. Mrs. S W. Morley, Miss R. Loudon v. Miss R. Williams, Mrs. H. V. Choyce v. Miss T. Lamb. Miss R. Nixon v. Mrs. Jarman, Mrs. F. B. Thompson v. Miss N. Goosman, Mrs. W. J. Truscott v. Mrs. W. J. Fletcher, Mrs. C. W. Fair v. Mrs. I. Paterson, Mrs. B. G. Bond v another. Ninth Tee.—Mrs. G. Pocock v. Mrs. N. Burton, Mrs. W. E. Anderson v. Mrs. J. Lloyd, Mrs. J. Stewart v. Miss K Edgelow. Miss E Ponsford v. Mrs. C. J. Owen, Miss R. Mahon v. Mrs. J. Dawson. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB A Canadian foursomes medal handicap match will be played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Club to-morrow and Saturday, players to chose partners. In the handicap medal competition the •winner were Miss M. Hill and Miss M. Clark. PLAY AT WELLINGTON RANA WAGG ELIMINATED [BY TEOGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Monday The Wellington Golf Club's Easter tournament was continued in glorious weather to-day, when the first and second rounds of the provincial championship event were played. The sensation of the day was the defeat in the first round of Rana Wage at the 21st by P. W. Blundell. ]D. 0. Whytg. J. L. Black, W. G. Home, and P. Whitcomba were left to fight out the semifinal to-morrow morning. The final will' be played to-morrow afternoon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 13
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