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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21807, 23 May 1934, Page 9

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PUPUKE COMPETITION DRAW FOR MEDAL HANDICAP Following is the draw for the first round of a 36-holcs medal handicap for tho president's prize, to be played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday : E. A. v. A. F. Burnett. J. Drought v. I!. O. Piobert. H. \V. Dixon v. R. Pacey. W. Kentcs v. W. T. Jupp. J. Armstrong v. F. A. Pearcey. E. W. Mills v. C. 15. Thomas. G. E. Gooding v. C. Howden, J. H. Hume v. H. B. I?oe, Dr. T. G. de CliveLowe v. J 3 . Mason, IT. Webb v. F. C. Williamson. D. Cj". McCorkindale v. W. H. Smith, S. Ardlcy v. G. A. Waterman, W. F. Marriott v.. I. MeMnster. H. E. Nicholas v. J. E. Palmer. H. Y. Gray v. J. T. McCorkindale. W. I. Sternson v. R, Johnston, G. C. Malcolm v. G. Walker, J. C. Kennio v. L. D. Whitchurch. M. Wilson v. H. Tattersfield. A. R. Stephenson v. A. K. McFarlane, T. E. Gooding v. C. Jaggs, G. F. Lewin v. E. L. Ryan, W. 11. Spiller v. R. Bruce-Smith, J. W. Williamson v. S. Stevens. F. D. Franklin v. H. EIH3, R. Exton v. Dr. P. 0. Andrew, F. D. Brewer v. J. Howden. J. C. Bennett v. A. K. Brady. NORTH SHORE CLUB The third round for the captain's prize will bo played by members of tho North Shore Golf Club on Saturday. Those members not taking part in the captain's match will play 111 a four-ball bogey competition Players will choose partners and opponents for the latter event. MAU N G AKTEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following were the best scores returned in tho Coronation Medal nnd Aotearon Cup competitions played yesterday by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club:— Coronation Medal.—Miss C. Stubbs, 89, 15 —74; Miss K. Horton, 89, 7 —82; Misa D. Lamb, 99, IG—B3. Aotearon Cup.—Mrs. G. A. Hardley, 95, 22—73; Miss C. Stubbs, 89, 15—74; Mrs. D. R. Garrard, 105, 29—7G; Miss H. Hardley, 102, 23—79; Mrs. R. Baird, 100, 20—80; Miss G. Blackburn, 101, 21—80; Miss K. Horton, 89, 7-82; Mis 3 D. Lamb, 99, 16-83. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB Following were tho best scores returned in the Coronation Medal and Aotearoa Cup competitions played yesterday by members of tho Auckland La-dies' Golf Club:— Seniors.—Mrs. G. Henderson. 89, 17—72; Miss N. Ballnntync, 89, 15—74; Mrs. C. J. Green, 93, 16—77; Miss F. Hamlin, 93, 15—78. Juniors.—Mrs. J. B. Henry, 95, 19—76; Mrs. D. Gorrio. 95, 19 —76; Miss G. Kingston, 102, 20-76; Mrs, F. A. Smith, 101, 28—76; Mrs. C. Knight, 104, 27—77. Tho open day competitions for seniors,. which were to havo been played last Friday, have been postponed until later in the Bcason. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB The Coronation Mednl and Aotearoa Cup competitions will ,bo played by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, play commencing nt 10.80 o'clock, from thefirst and eighth tees in order of the draw. Following is tho draw:— First Tee.—Mrs. Deighton v, Mrs. J. C. Finlay, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Miss K. Horton v. Mrs. McEmiery, Mrs Alison v. Miss B. Hill, Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. C. E. Grevatt, Mrs. O'Leary v. Miss Brny, Mrs. Stewart v. Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Spinley V. Misa C. Wright, Mrs. Naismith v. Mrs. .Caughey, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs., G. M. White, Mrs. Horton v. Miss S. John-, ston, Mrs. Western v. Mrs. G. L Taylor, Mrs. Brinsdcn v. Mrs. Lovett, Mrs. Chappell v. Mrs. Joplin, Mrs. Coakley .v. Miss Duder, Miss I. Walker v. Mrs. Kilner. Mi'B. R. F. Ward v. Miss Hacket, Miss M. Bailey v. Mrs. Masefield, Miss Noel Self v. Mrs. Cr. P. Finlay, Mrs. F. Alpo v. Miss Nesta. Self, Mrs. Gyllies v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. W.. 11. Cooke v. Miss Easton, Mrs. Caliill v. Miss Jonghin. Mrs Bartleet. v. Miss B. Cooke. Aliss P. Mnsefield v. Miss Hall, Mrs. Jackson v. Miss Murphy, Mrs. S. Bennett v. Mrs. Pezaro, Mrs. Bier v.\ Mrs. BrookTaylor, Mrs. Stophens v. Mrs. Tuck. Mrs. Smeeton v. Mrs. Mnrrett, Mrs. Smallfield v. Miss M. Grevatt, Mrs. A. S. Bailey v. Mrs. Harrison-Gregory, Mrs. A. Bartley v.. Miss S. Treston. C grado: Miss R. Webster v. Miss Drysdale. Mrs. Griersnn v. Miss M. Hacket, Mrs. Kelly v. Mrs. Tong. > • Eighth Tee.—Miss Moody v. Miss McGlashan, Miss Thompson v. Mrs. G. Goldwater, Mrs. B. Goldwntor v. _ Mrs. .GY H. Court,' Mrs. Hollinrnke v. Miss Fouliy, Mrs. A. Bartley v. Mis 9 Treston, Mrs. Boorne v. anFol'lowLng are tho results of the bogey match played yesterday:—Seniors: Mrs. Naismith, 3 down; Mrß. Robinson, 5 down; Mrs. Western, Mrs. Alison,.6 down. Juniors: Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Joughin, 2 down; Miss Masefield, 3 down; Miss I. Walker. 5 down. Mrs. Joughin won over the last nine holes.

OTAHCJHU CLUB Following i* the draw for the four-ball bogey match to be played by members of the Olahuhu Golf Club on Saturday, starting at 11.30 o'clockF. McKenzieond 1. ■McLennan v. E. Stephenson and B. O. Heather. D. D. Brown and A. Marshall, v. E Wilkinson and R. L. Brown. A. J. B'und and N. E. Cashmore v. A. Amodeo and V. R. Montgomery. W. B. Eustace and C. Prim© v. E. I/. Salmon and J. kccles, J. \V. Johnß and S. Footo v B Cooper and J 11. Ellis. G. T. Mitchell and C. R. Reader v. M. Turner and A. P. Eustace. O. W. Bayly and F. W. Goddard v H.. J. Levy find D. A. V. Hudson. W. Gardiner and S. Coutts v. C. E. Kay and W. Piper. Airmen Smith and E. Dodd v. A. 1 odd and f) A Leslie. F. Fcartiley and W. Kerns v. F! Todd and D. A. Schnauer, R. Packhurst and C. C. Ewen v. K. Todd and W. Speaknian, R. E. Brown and J. Crow v. A. Crow and Dr. J. Valentine. A. D. Macgregor and A. K. Saunders v, J. A.- Stubbs und G. E. Gardner MANGATAWIIIRI CLTJB The results in a medal competition played by members of the Mangatawhiri Golf Club wero as follows: —Men's competition: W, Motion, 91, 26—08; P. Mnher. 100, 30—70. Ladies' competition: Mrs. G. Holmes. 109, 35—74; Mrs. G Pope. 96. 20—76.