GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21874, 9 August 1934, Page 16

GOLF CONTESTS

PUFUKE CHAMPIONSHIPS FIRST QUALIFYING ROUND The first qualifying ro nicl over 18 holes in the senior aud junior championships will he played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday. Play will commenced at 11 o'clock. Following is the draw: — Senior Division.—G. Waleruun v. E. W. Mills, J. Armstrong v. A. F. Burnett. A. R. Stephenson v. W. I. Stemson. R. Johnston v. C. B. Thomas, J. E. Palmer v. A. G. Mallett, R. Puces - v. G. Walker, C. How den v. H. Webb, J. T. McCorkindale v, 11. E. Nicholas. Junior Division.—F. A. Fox v. A. K. McFnrlune. H. O. Probert v. 11. Ellis, J. E. Close v. J. C. Bennett. W. 11. Spiller v. C. Jaggs, M. H. Close v. D. G. MeCorkindale, P. O. Andrew v. J. Drought, 'l'. G. do Ciive Lowe v. T. E. Gooding, G. P. Lewin v. li. Humphries, J. W. Williamson v F. I). Franklin, 11. W. Dixon v. P. Mason, W. F. Marriott v. A. K. Brady, G. C. Malcolm v. M. Wilson. F. C. Williamson v. G. E. Gooding, S. Stevens v. F. A. Pearce.y, I. McMaster v. R, Exton, W. H. Smith v. E. L. Ryan, L. D. Whitchurch v. J. C, Rennie, H. Tatterßfield v. J. 11. Hume, I?. Exton v. W. O. Wilson, H V. Gray v, another

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB The club championship of the Pupuke Ladies' tiolf Club was commenced yesterday, following were the results:— First Round.—Miss L. Williamson beat Mrs. 'l'. Gooding. 0 and 5; Mrs. P. Andrew boat Mrs. l.\ Tnompsou, 0 and 5; Mrs. H. Bowdeu bent Mrs. M. Gray, U and 6: Mrs. X. Lsan beat Mrs. F. Prosscr, -1 and 3. Semi-finals.—Miss L. Williamson beat Mrs. P. Andrew. 0 and 5; Mrs. T. Lean beat Mrs. H. Bowden, '2 and 1. 'the final will be played to-day, commencing at 1 p.m. Results in the second division match play competition were as follows: First Round.—Miss M. I'arker beat Mias R. Willis, 6 and 5; Miss M. Cameron beat Mrs. Rush, 7 aud 5; Miss B. O'Neill beat Miss B. Hughes, 4 and 3: Mrs. C. Quartley won by default from Miss R. Blomfield; Mrs. Whitcombe beat Miss E. Lorie, 5 and 4; Mrs. Williamson boat Mrs. Goldwater. at flic '2oth; Miss G. Williams beat Miss J. Gooding. 1 and 3; Miss Johnston beat Mrs. Kiseen, 5 and 4. Second Round.—Miss if. Cameron beat Miss M. Parker. 4 nnd 3; Miss O'Neill beat Mrs. Quartley. '2 up: Mrs. Williamson beat Mrs. Whitcombe, '2 lip; Miss Williams beat Miss Johnston, 7 and 6. The semi-finals will be played this morning aud the final at 1.30 p.m. The results in the semi-finals for the Williamson Cup were as follows:—Mrs. A. Herbert beat Mrs. B. Kissen. 4 and 3; Miss B. Hughes beat Mrs. P. Thompson. I up.

TITIRANGI CLUB Tlie Titirangi Golf Club has decided not to piny the ustinl medal qualifying rounds tli is year in connection with the senior championship. The first round of match play will, therefore, be held on Saturday week. It has also be«n decided to cancel the first round fov the Self Cup. which should have been played last Saturday, and to decide the competition on two rounds only of medal piny. AUCKLAND LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for the W. R. Wilson Cup competition, the first round of .which will be played on Tuesday by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club:— Mrs. Carr v. Mrs. Henry, Miss Lever v. Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Foster v. Mrs. Souter, Mrs. Tric.e v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs, Grant v. Miss Waller. ' Mrs. Watson v. Mrs, Buttle. Miss M. Kirker v, Mrs. J. C. Macky, Mrs. Murphy v. Mrs. King, Mrs. Barrowcloiu'h v. Mrs, Fiuinger, Mrs. Kissling v. Mrs. Noakes, Mrs. Frater v. Mies C. Rainger, Mrs. Croft v. Mrs. Mackenzie, Mrs. Johns v. Mis 3 Gregory, Mia. A. Friedlander v. Mrs, Bartle, Mrs. W, N. Abbott v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. F.. Friedlander v. Miss Hamlin. Mrs. Mathieson v. Mrs. S. Hanna, Mr?. Gorrie v. Miss MncCormick. Mrs. Donald v. Mies Ruddock, Mrs. Rutherford v. Mrs. Alpe. Mrs. Jefferson v. Mrs. Henderson, Miss E. Mahoney v. Mrs. Borstow. Miss Carnegie-Brown v. Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Culling v. Miss Clark, Mrs. F. Macky v. Miss France, Mrs. Kirker v. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Hushes v. Mrs. Ralph, Mrs. Martin v. Miss Kelly, Miss Pierce v. Mrs. Finn. Miss Knight v. Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Colegrove v. Miss Upton, Mrs. Towle v. Miss Ballant.yne, Miss Russell v. Miss Marion Macfarlnne. Miss Cooper v. Miss K Fouhy, Miss Macfarlane v. Mrs. Green. Mrs. J. Wilson v. Miss McGovern, Miss Graham v. Mrs. Joyce.

The following have byes and will meet in the second round Mrs. Keller v. Mrs. Campbell, Miss Souter v. Miss A. George, Miss B. Georpe v. Mii?s N, Noakes, Mrs. Hay v. Mrs. A. Clark. Miss Wells v. Mrs. A. R. Abbott. Miss Roberton v. Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. N. L. Macky v. Mrs. T5. B. Brown, Mrs. ,T. F. Brown v, Mrs. Kingston, Mrs. Busing v. Miss Chatfield, Miss Rendell v. Mrs. Wright. Mißs Buddie v. Miss Henderson, Mrs, H. W. Wilson v. Mrs. Buddie, Miss Savage v. Mrs. Trousdale, Miss E. .Noakes v. winner between Mrs. Henry and Mrs, Carr.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB The senior bogey rantch played on Tuesday by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club resulted in a tic between Mi-s. C. C. Ewen and Miss T. Jones, the former winning over (he last nine holes. Mrs. BrookSmith and Misa M. Lundon tied in the junior match. Miss Lundon winning over the lost nine holes. The C grade match was won by Mies M. Bass. Following is thn draw for a medal round to be played on Tuesday, play commencing ai 10.30 o'clock:—Mrs. F. Preston v. Mrs L. Kingslaiid, Mrs. E. Philip v. Mrs. C. C. Ewen, Mrs. E. R. Bayley v. Miss L. O'Callaghan, Mrs. C. Taylor v. Mrs. W. J. McAllen, Mrs. C. M. Cox v. Miss T. Jones. Mrs. C. H. Halford v. Mrs. D. St. George. Mrs. G. Ashley v. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Martin v. Miss G. Hodge, Mrs. ,T. Wells v. Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Brook-Smith, Mrs. C. Cammick v. Mrs. H. Turnbull. Miss J. Corney v. Miss M. Lundon. Mrs. O. Cook v. Misß M. Hayes, Mrs. Bishop v. Miss M. Kerr-Taylor, Mrs. E. Hay v. Miss M. Walters, Mrs. Schischkn v. Mrs. F. Parker, Mrs. Coltman v. Miss Maden, Mrs. H. Simmonds v. Mrs. J. W. Baxter, Mrs. Ruy v. another. Week-end members will compete a trophy donated by Miss K. Farrow. The draw is as follows:—Miss _K. Halley v. Miss 0. Darracb, Miss K. Hickman v. Miss M. Wright, Miss A. Deacon v. Miss M. Webber, Miss M. Neville v. Mrs. A. Spencer, Miss Lee-Shea v. Miss J. Parvin, Miss A. Johnson v. Miss M. Bass, Mis 3 P. Cooper v. Miss N. Dowden. Miss M. Coupland v. Miss P Punch, Miss E. Prideaux v. Miss I. Brown, Miss M. Steinmetz v. Miss M. Hodge. Miss G. Smith v. Mies E. Weight. Miss K. Farrow v. Miss E. Cleary, Miss E. Cowan v. Miss A. Seay, Miss D. Shepherd v. Miss Stenson. Miss B. Roberts v. another. , Following is the draw for the first round of the junior handicap match to be played by next, Monday week:—Mrs. Simmonds v. Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Ward v. Mies Lundon, Mrs. Parker v. Mrs. Cook, Mrs. BrookSmith v. Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Colledgo v. Miss Maden. Miss M. Walters v. Mrs. King. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the result of a medal handicap match (sealed hole) played by members of the Maungakiekic Ladies' Golf Club yesterday:— Seniors.—Mrs.> J. Jerrat. 66 net: Mrs. C. E. Grevatt. Mrs. E. Neale, 58; Miss B. Abbott. Mrs. A. McArthur. _ Miss E. Schnauer. 61: Miss A. Grove Miss M. Robson. Miss J. Johnson. Miss M. Haslett. Mrs. W. J. Reid. 6'2. Juniors.—Mrs H. V. Choyce, 53 net: Mrs. J. H. Stewart. 64: Miss R. Mahon. Miss T. Lamb, 56: Miss K. Citrton. Mrs. H. P. Caughey, Mrs. A. Cumming, Mrs. A. C. Stoeie, Miss R. Nixon, Mrs. H. MooreJones, 57; Miss A. Palmer, Miss G. Swears, Miss K. Edg'iow. 58. PAPAKURA CLUB The following team will represent the Papakura Golf Club in a match against the Clevedon Club on Saturday at Clevedon:— C'ookc, Kretschmar, E. Miller, K. Matheson, Walton, McLennan, Robbing, Wren, J. Miller, Wilson, Keesing, Reilly. Woollcy. Watts, Jaques, Bryan, Saunders. _ , Following is the draw for the qualifying round for C grade championship to bo played at Papakura on Saturday:—Ellett v. Davie, Bell v. J. Reilly, Kidd v. Grace, Burton v. Grey, Hackott v. Dunn. W. Mathuson v. Whyte, Cooper v. Foote. Chappell v. Elliott, Burgess Foote, Feriton v Darrow, Walters v. Watkins. Players not taking part in the match br qualifying round will chooso their own partners for a. medal round. NORTH AUCKLAND TOURNEY LADIES' COMPETITIONS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] WHANG AREI. Wednesday The commencement of the North Auckland ladies' annual golf tournament, played on the Mount Denby linke. wae delayed to-day until mid-day owing to steady rain falling early this morning. Fortunately, the weather cleared and the course and conditions were good. Tho weather appears now to be settled. The, following have qualified for the championship;— Mrs. Nolan (Whahgarei), 87: Mrs. Alison (Titirangi), 89: Mrs. Reynolds (WhanKarei) 81; Mrs. Thomas (Okaihau), 83: Mrs.. Glwmlie (Wbangarei). 94: Miss Bray (JDiliranßi), 95: Mrs. Younger

(Whancnrei). 9G: Miss Stewart (Whau Valley). 06: Mrs Thomson (Wliau Valley), 90; Miss Knowles (Whau Vailoy). 96; Mrs. Wilkinson (Kaitaia). 9G; Mia. Heslop (Kaikohc). 98: Mrs. Foote (Whcnsarei). 98: Mrs. Henry (Titirangi), 99: Miss Hebden (Rodney), 100; Mrs. Mclntyre (Rodney), 100. The senior medal handicap Wos won by Mrs. Nolan. 67. 10—71 and the junior by Mrs, Henrys. 99. 23—76. The following is the draw (or the first round of the championship and bogey match in conjunction:—Mrs. Nolan v. Mrs. Mclntyre. Miss Stewart v. Mrs. Thomson. Mrs. Thomas v. Mrs. Foote. Mrs. Glanrille v. Mrs. Heslop. Miss Brny v. Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Reynolds v. Mrs. Henrys, Mrs. Younger v. Miss Knowles Mrs. Alison v. Miße Hebden. CLEVEDON CLUB The following nlSvera will represent the Clevedon Golf Club in a team*' match, to be played against the Papnkura Club at Clevedon on Saturday nextCurrie. Bryau, Dow, Browne. Waters. Orum. Henderson. Blundell. Whytock,' Lane Bntterworth. Bannerman. Knitrht. Wilson Munro. Hunt. THAMES CLUB [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] THAMES. Wednesday The draw for the first round of the Thames Oolf Club championships is as follows :-A grnde: W. D. Bell v. C. H. Poulprrain, T. Miller v. A. F. Fisher, T?. M. Taylor v. J Mornn. W. Davies v. F,. R. Clendon. B grade: 11. L. King v. D. J. Law, S. Goodwin v. L. Kerr, H. R. Surniflii v. F B. Bell. IT. B. Hawthorn v. A. Johnston.