GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22131, 10 June 1935, Page 15

GOLF CONTESTS

MATCHES IN AUCKLAND PLAY FOR GEORGE CUP BEST CARDS AT MIDDLEMORE The qualifying round for the George Cup bogov competition was played at Mjddlemore on Saturday by members of the Auckland Golf Club. The following players qualified for match play: C. F. Ashton (15), 3 up; C. H. Knight (8), nil square; S. S. Handyside (7), all square; R. D. Wright (3), nil square; H. L. Rees (8), 1 down; R. E. Rainger (8), 1 down; H. Plumley (2), Q down; E. L. Bartleet (2), 2 down.

The following players were also 2 down, but lost on the count back;—P. Nathan T. E. Clark, E. B. Brown, E. W. Fried lander.

The following matches were played in (he captain's tourney:—A. L. McLean beat IT. Plumley, 2 and 1; A. Louisson beat R. E. Rainger, 3 and 2; J. W. Gunn beat A. E. M. Rhind at the 19th. The match between A. J. Friedlander and H. "W. Siimnondß lias not yet been played.

The following tenin will represent the club against Hamilton at Hamilton next week-end:—B". G. Thomson, H. Plumley, E. L. Bartleet, W. A. Donald (captain), A. L. McLean, R. D. Wright, S. S. Wilson, V. W. Wilson. R. B. Wilson, T. E. Clark, N. Lsuisson, M. V. Thew.

PENNANT MATCHES POSTPONED Owing to unfavourable weather conditions, the third round of pennant golf matches, which was to have been played during the week-end, had to be postponed. The matches will be played during the next week-end. ORAKEI CLUB A monthly medal match was played on Saturday by members of the Orakei Golf Club. Following were the best scores returned:—H. Chappell, 79, 10 —69; M. Gray, 94, 20—74; G. Farrant, 86, 10—76; C. P. Gibbs, 87, 10—77: R. G. Young. 96. 17—7!); E. Factor, 102, 22—80; C. D'Autherau. 99. 17—82; D. Prince, 115. 24—91; A. T. Bell, 116. 24—92; M. Simon, 122, 24—95. The second round for the Walker Cup was played during the week-end, resulting ns follows:—McManus beat Wood, 5 and 3; llousten beat Pacey, 2 and 1; A. T. Bell beat Walker, 1 up; Farrant beat Gibbs at the 20th; Potter beat Turner, 3 and 2; Grey won from Hill by default; Young beat D'Autherau, 5 and 4; Nettleton beat Callinan, 4 and 2

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB The third round of the Elliffe Cup handicap match play competition was played on Saturday at One Tree Hill by members of the Maungakiekie Golf Club. Results were as follows:—R. P. Bennett beat J. Haddow, 3 and 2; K. Tapper beat R. Aley, 1 up; C. Coleman beat A. V. Hay, 1 up; J. Tanner beat J. Palmer, 5 and 4; G. J. Bennett beat A. H. Blackburn, 6 and 5; D. D. Holland bea,t J. D. Shnnly, 3 and 2; J. M. Elliffe bent J. K. Johnston, 6 and 5; J. Jcrratt. beat J. Sherlock, 4 and 3; B. G. Bond beat I. McOwan, 1 up; R. M. George beat J. L. Gregory, 3 and 2; A. G. Greensmith beat V. Kerr. 2 and 1; C. Ewen beat J. 11. Earle, 3 and 2; A. Woollcy beat .T. Balgarnie, 6 and 5: J. Pelham beat F. Rostgard, at the 19th; S. Barclay beat I. Scott, 2 and 1.

The concurrent bogey resulted in a win for J. Tanner with a card of 2 up. The next best cards were:—A. Woolley. all square; L. B. Schnauer. 1 down; C. Ewan, 2 down; A. N. Hay, S. J. Schischka, 11. Morpeth, 3 down.

AKARANA CLUB Tho third round of the Tyler Memorial Cup was played on Saturday by members of the Akarana Golf Club. The best cards returned yrere:— Juniors.—T. Galloway. 89, 17—72: J. Shalfoon, 89, 16—73; M. Kalman, 93, 19—74; W. H. Finn, 96, 22—74; S. Tucker, 90, 16—74; J. W. Coney.. 92. 15—77; C. Shenkin, 94, 10— 78: C. Edwards, 96, 18—78.

Seniors.—J. E. Cashmore, 83, 9—74; V. Salek, 85, 10—75: W. Woolhouse, 87, 10—77; V. J. Smith. 89 12—77; H. Ward. 89. 11—78.

Further matches were played in the Swaneon Cup series. C. Taylor (11) defeated A. Booth (10) in the quarter-final, 3 and 2, and he now meets G. Biss (6) in the semifinal. In the semi-final of the bottom half of the draw H. St. Clair Brown (11) beat N. J. Smith (12), at the 19th.

GLENDOWIE CLUB Members of the Glendowie Golf Club played a mixed foursome medal handicap on Saturday. Following were the beet cards: E. McGregor and Mrs. A. Howey "Walker, 89, 16$ —725; N. Hockin and Miss B. Ealds, 92, 19—73; K. Kennedy and Miss Mclndoe. 94, 20—74; E. Hutchison and Mrs. Kissling, 84, 9i —744; W. L. Cole and Mrs. Green, 85, 10—75; F. Trice nJid Mrs. Hutchison. 91, 15 —76; IR. Jeffrey and Mrs. Keys, 103, 26—77; P. Whitelaw and Mrs. J. Hall, 102, 25—77; B. Ambler and Mrs. McArthur, 99. 23—76; A. Taine and Mrs. Lintott, 95—18 i —76J; A. C. Johns and Miss Sharland, 95, *18—77; J. Colebrook and Miss Souter, 103, 25—78; A. H. Walker and Miss B. Hill, 92. 14—78; I. O'Neill and Miss Goodwin, 100. 19 —81; J. Kisslins and Miss O'Neill, 96, 14J —811.

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Th« L.G.U. and C grade matches which •were to have been played on May ( 29 by members of the Glendowie Ladies Golf Club, will be held next Wednesday. The original draw will stand. The last medal match was won by Mrs. S. Keys with a score of 110, 36 —74. The C grade matches were won by Miss P. Hayes with a score of 76, 20—56. ana Miss E. Porter, .92, 24—68.. Miss Porter and Mrs. Ferguson tied, but Miss Porter won on the recount.

WAITEMATA CLUB The qualifying round of the junior handicap was played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club on Saturday. Following were the eight best cards:—R. Armstrong, 84, 19— 65; 8. Fergusson, 85, 19—66; W. Townshend, 86, ig—6B; R. Bobs. 86, 18—68; G. Drake, 91, 24—70; F. Hannon, 94, 24—70; I. McDougall, 89, 18 —71; A. Lamb, 87, 16 —71. In the first round of the senior handicap P. Roaclie beat G. Jackson, 2 up; P. Foster and B. Budge were all square.

PUPUKE CLUB A Stableford bogey match was played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday, F. Fox winning with a score of 36. Other cards were; —H. Probert. 35; T. Gooding, 33; E. R. Ryan, 32; E. W. Mills, 31. H. Nicholas beat E. L. Ryan 1 up in the captain's prize.

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club will play fl bogey match on Wednesday. Following is the draw:—Mrs. Jaggs v. Miss K. Harty, Mrs. Bowden v. Mrs. Andrew, Miss L Williamson v. Miss M. Parker. Miss R. Willis v. Miss J. Gooding, Miss B. O'Neill v Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Whitcombe v. Mrs. Howie, Mrs. Gray v. Mrs. Williamson. Mrs. Prosser v. Mrs. Herbert, Miss Cameron v. Misß R. Blomfield, Mrs. Gooding v. Mrs. Kissen. Miss G. Gudgeon v. Miss While, Mrs Fair v. Mrs. Beaumont, Miss E. Lorie v Miss B. Nicks, Miss E. Wilson v. Miss M. Bayne, Mrs. Houghton v. Miss Alison, Mrs. Mair v. Mrs. Thomas. Miss G. Williams v. Mrs. Lewin, Mrs. Pearcey v. Miss P. Wilson, Mrs. Quick v. another. Week-end members will play the first round of a handicap match play competition for the secretary's trophy next Sntur<lav The draw iB as follows:—Miss B. Mills v Miss K. Campbell. Miss E. Sheriff v. Miss D. Williams. Miss O. Spring v Miss Z. Graham, Mrs. K. McFarlane v. Mrs. B. Goldwater. Miss M. McArthur v. Miss M. Browne. Mrs. E. Hopkins v. Miss E Mills. The following players have byes:—Miss JJ. Bailey v. Miss G. Lorie. The second round must be completed by June 30. NORTH SHORE CLUB The fifth round of the captain's prize was played by members of the North Shore Golf Club on Saturday. Following were the results:—B. Macindoe bent L. J. Minogue, 2 and 1; M. 11. Bush bent S. R. Dickie, 2 and 1; W. Macindoe beat J. Weir, 4 and 3; M. S. O'Connor won by default from K. Baxter. . , , In the flag match H. Stevens carried the flag to the 18th green in the senior division, while D. T. Maingay carried the flag to the 19th hole in the junior section. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a medal round for a club trophy to be played on Wednesday by members of the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Bryan v. Mrs. Waters, Miss McPherson v. Mis? Waters, Miss Wallis v. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Henderson v. Miss Shaw, Miss Dow v. Mrs. Wilson, Miss D. Hyde v. Miss Walsh. Miss I. Hydo v. Miss J. Burgoyne, Miss Atchison v. Mrs. Colquhoun, Misß Gore v. Miss K. Browne, Miss L. Stephens v. Mrs. Dow, Miss D. Browne v. Miss Jones, Miss Baird v. Miss F. Bell, Miss F. Stephens v. Miss Wells, Miss Luke v. Mrs, Furley, Mrs. Bannerman v. another. Tho winner of the button match was Mrs. Henderson, while Mise I. Hyde was »uccessful in the «ta,r competition.