HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21937, 22 October 1934, Page 14

HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB

DRAW FOR CAPTAIN'S TROPHY The second round of the captain's trophy competition (two rounds bogey eclectic) will be played on Wednesday by members of the Hamilton Ladies* Golf Club, commencing at the first tee at 11 a.m. The draw ia as follows:—Mrs. Mander v. Mrs. L. Day, Mrs. Batt v. Miss Provis, Mrs. Milroy v. Mrs. Clachan, Mrs. Arthur v. Mrs, Gower, Mrs. Sutherland v. Mrs. G. Brown, Miss McLean v. Mrs. Bennett, Miss Masters v. Miss Coventry, Mrs. Rowlings v. Mrs. Hardy, Miss Seavill v. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. McCracken v. Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Grocott v. Mrs. Dingle, Mrs. Pettit v. Misa Upton. Mrs. Primrose v. Miss B. Johnstone, Mrs, Shaw v. Miss K. "Wilson, Mrs. King v. Mias Duxfield, Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Kemp. Mr*. Bindon v. Mrs. MacDiannid, Mrs. C. Taylor v. Mrs. Pctlhon. Mrs. Sandford v. No. 1, Mrs. Eraser v. Mrs. Farrer, Mrs. Roes v. Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Reynolds v. Mrs. Ratcliffe. Mrs. Sutton v. Mrs. Ellis, Mra. Gruar v. Miss K. Mears, Miss Stevens v. Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs, Toombs v. Mrs. G. _ Smith, Mrs. Joseph v. Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Gibion v. Mrs. Walders, Mrs. Dent v. Mrs. E. C. Day. Commencing at the fourth tee at 10.50 a.m.—Mrs. Waring: v. Mrs. Baker, Miss Hammond v. Miss D. Eyre, Mrs. Thomas v. Miss D. Johnson. Commencing at the seventh te©,—Mra. Hockin v. Mrs. Rutherford. Mra. Tompkins v. Miss Bruce, Miss Rutherfurd v. Mrs. Lttckio. Saturday players will play their second round next week-end. Thursday player* are requested to finish their competitions by the end of the month. •. In the handicap match play competition for week-end players. Miss K. McLeod won from Miss A. Wilson, 3 and 2, in the final jnstch. The third round of matches in the Horton Cup (icmpetition resulted na follows: —Mrs. F. H. Hardy beat Mrs. N. RatcliSe. 8 and 2: Miss E. Seavill beat Mrs. Rawlinga, S and 4; Miss M. 'Eyre beat Mrs, H. Toombs, S and 4: Miss V. Conn heat Mrs. G. Bindon, Si and 3. In the semi-finals Mrs. F.ardy will play Miss Seavill, and Miss M. Eyre will meet Miss Cann. RENOWN CLUB The good progress made by th> recentlyformed Htnown Golf Club w&s xnarkcd < by the function for the presentation of prises held in the Rotongaro Hall on Saturday evening. In the unavoidable absence of the president, the vice-president. Mr. G. Jack, presented the trophies won in the com. petitions played during the jew months since the formation of the club. It was reported that since inaugurated the club had steadily increased in membership and popularity, and there had been over 50 playing members enrolled. The nine holes course had been considerably improved. and the existence of natural hazards had lent zest te the game. Mr. Jack said it wnt honed that *he further improvements intended would provide a course which would test the ability of experienced golfers. Following were the winners of the various competitions:—Broutthton Cup: Ladies, Miss G. Tapp: men, W. Ryan. President's trophios: Lndies, Miss N. Sell: men. R. Broushton, Captain's trophies:, Ladies, Mrs. A. McKinnon: men, J. Perrie. Handicap competition: Ladies. Miss G. Tapp; nien, W, Ryan; Foursomes medal: Miss G. Tapp and W. Wilson. CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE. Saturday A ladies' njedal round for trophies presented by Mrs. K. Browne and Mi*? E. Robinson resulted:-r- „ _ Seniors,—Mrs. M. Willis, 83. 9—74; Mj*» D. Nolan, BS. 14—T4: Miss S. McCarroll. 01. IT—74; Mrs. K. Wilkinson, 94, 17—77; Mr*. K. Browne, 91, 8—63. Juniors.—Mrs. Harbntt, 100, 34—75: Mi*a C. Hewett, 97, 20—77; Mrs. Wheweli, 9S, 19-79: Miss J. Yeale. 105, 25—80. WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [feosi our trim correspondent] WHANGAREI, Saturday The Whangsrei Ladies' Golf Club held an open day tournament on the Mount Denby links yesterday, when between 40 and 50 players took part, including representative* from the Wham Valley and Dargaville Ladies' Cluba. The weather waa fine, with a cold south-westerly wind blowing, and the links were in splendid order. The s trophy for the best gross score was won by Mrs. Reynolds (Whangarei), with a score of 83. Other good cards were:—Mrs. Nolan. S5: Mrs. Glanville, 67; Miss J, Stewart (Whao Valley), 88. A medal round waa also played in the morning- and was won by Miss J. Stewart with a score of 83, 18—70. Other good score# wore:—Mrs. Sheen. OS, 28—70; Mrs. Nolan. 83. 13—72; Mrs. Younger, 91, IS—73; Mra. Weaver. 106. 33—73. In tho afternoon a bogey match was played and was won by Miss E. Johnson, all square. The next best were:—Mra. Tresidder. 1 down; Miss Harding (Darga* villc), 2 down; Mrs. Glanville. Mrs. Nolan, Mrs. Lynch, Mis* Syraes. 4 down. The president. Mrs. J. Donaldson, presented the prises to the winner*.