BALLIN CUP

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

BALLIN CUP

TITIBANGI COMPETITION QUALIFYING ROUND PLAYED TIE FOR LAST PLACES The qualifying; round over 18 holes for the Ballin Cup match play competition was played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club on Saturday. One hundred and ten players took part in the event. The following qualified:— W. E. Holdgate, 79, 11-08; A. E. Saunders. 78. 7—71; 11. R. Harper. 90. 19— 71; W. Batty, 8!), 18—71; N. C. McLean. 82, 11-71; J. L. McCoy, 8:!, 12-71; J. H. Goyder, 81. !> —72; H. H. Souter, 87, 14—73; 11. A. Spinley, 87, 14—73; L. K. Faram, 85, 12—73; E. C. Nirnon, 93 , 20— 73; 11. V. Ganley, 87. 13—74; C. T. Keegan, 90, 10-74; W. J. Be id, 93, 19-74; G. H. Birch, 90, 16—71; H. J. Court, 92, 18— 74; C. (J. Fisher, 84, 9—75; H. G. Thomson, 95, 20—75; G. P. Roxburgh, 93, 18— 75; .T. Galloway, B,'i, &—75; B. T. Laycock, 89, 14—75; R. J. Graham, 83, 8— 75; W. J. A. Thomson. 87, 12 —75; A. Shorter. 8!>, 14—75; V. L. Baker, 82. 7 75; J. C. Graham, 86, 10—76; L. H. Morton, 8-1. 8—76; H. O. Wiles, 9!), 23—70; H. E. Haines, 93. 17—76;. C. S. O. Woods. 86, 9—77; J. B. Johnson, 97, 20—77; N. A. Naisinitli, 85, 8—77. Seven players with scores of 77 lor the last three places. Woods, Johnson and Naisinitli tied on the count back. Following is the draw for the first round: —R. A. Spinley v. W. E. Holdgate, W. ißatty v. N. A. Naisinitli, C. T. Keegan v. H. V. Ganley, E. C. Nimon v. H. G. Thomson, C. G. Fisher v. R. J. Graham, V. L. Baker v. G. P. Roxburgh, C. S. O. Woods v. H. E. Haines, H. O. Wiles v. L. H. Norton, W. J. Reid v. H. J. Court, N. C. McLean v. A. E. Saunders, J. B. Johnson v. J. Galloway, J. L. McCoy v. W. J. A. Thomson. L. F. Faram v. H. R. Harper, H. H. Souter v. B. T. Laycock, J. H. Goyder v. G. H. Birch, A. Shorter v. J. C. Graham.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB A Stableford bogey match will be played to-morrow by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, play commencing at 10.30 a.m. Following are the draw and order of starting:— First Tee.—Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. G. L. Taylor, Miss L. Williamson v. Miss B. Cooke, Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. C. Robinson, Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Mrs. A. Canghey, Mrs. A. 11. O'Leary v. Miss A. Hacket, Mrs. I. Stewart v. Mrs. V. C. Keys, Mrs. R. L. Wilson v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. H. Brinscfen, Mrs. .T. C. Finlay v. Mrs. H. O. Wiles, Mrs. R. A. Spinley v. Mrs. J. A. Kilner, Mrs. M. Shroff v. Mrs. G. White, Mrs. C. E. Grevatt v. Mrs. R. F. Ward, Miss C. Wright v. Miss 1. Walker. .Mrs. F. Alpe v. Mrs. A. Bartley, ills. L. H, Norton v. Miss M. Grevatt. Mrs. J. E. Henrys v. Miss R. Webster, Mrs. J. E. Sutcliffe v. Mrs. F. Lucus, Mrs. G. Bartleet v. Mrs. W. ,T. Lovett, Mrs. M. Masefield v. Airs. I. Mclndoe, Mrs. J. Hollinrake v. Mrs. J. M. Marett, Mrs. S. Gyllies v. Miss M, Wright, Miss N. W. Self v. Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. S. Pezaro v. Mrs. A. Boorne. Mrs. J. A. Cahill v. Mrs. A. S. Lessing, Mrs. S. Tong v. Miss M. Hackctt,, Mrs. M. Tuck v. Miss R. Grevatt, Mrs. E. FraserSmith v. Miss R. Taylor. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. M. Fraser-Smith v. Miss P. Masefield, Mrs. A. Tysoe v. Miss G. Thompson, Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Mrs. W. H. Cooke. Mrs. V. Dunne v. Miss A. Fouhy, Miss J. Eaaton v. Miss L. Drysdale, Mrs. S. Bennett v. Mrs. A. S. Bailey, Miss R. Pagni v. Mrs. F. Brooke-Taylor, Mrs. G. Goldwater v. Mrs. E. Harrison-Gregory.

MANUKAU CLUB The qualifying rotmd for tho Lovegrove Shield competition was played by members of the Manukau Golf Club on Saturday. The best cards returned were as follows: Busing, 86, 13—73: White. 86, 13-73; Hobeon, 93, 18—75; J. Alexander, 85, 10—75; Grant, 99, 24—75; G. Smith, 94, 16—78; Rhind, 90, 11—79; Yates, 97, 18—79; Adlani, 99, 19—80; George, 100, 20—80; Goddard, 98, 18—80; Barnard, 99, 19—SO; Rice, 97, 16-81; Parker, 100, 19 —Rl; Hogan. SI, 10-81; Priest, 99, 14-85; Bull, 104, 17-87; Roberts, 98, 10—88; Brndstreet, 105, 17— SS.

MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB Members of the Mnnukau Ladies' Golf Club played the monthly L.G.U. medal round on Saturday. The winner in the senior grade was Mrs. Barnard, with a card of 90, 18—72. The next beet' cards were:— Mrs. Brooks, 94, 15—79; Mrs. Fleming, 101, 21—60; Mrs. Wardoll. 107, 24—83. On a count- back Miss Graham won the C grade medal with a score of 111, 36—75. Other good cards returned were:—Mrs. George, 111, 3G—75; Mrs. Dreadon, 115, 36—79.

PAPAKURA CLUB A bogey match for Mr. C. N. Spencer's trophy was played by members of th-e Papakura Golf Club on Saturday. Results were as follows:—K. Mathirson, 2 down; T. Robbing, 3 down; J. Taylor, 4 down. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB The L.G.U. rrymthly medal round was played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday. The senior medal played over 18 holes waa won by Mrs. Charles, with a card of 99, 21—78. The next beat score was Miss White, 98, 17—81. The boat scores returned in the C grade competition, played over 12 holes, were:— Miss Reilly, 75; Miss M. Gunthorpe. 84.

CLEVEDON CLUB A match between teams representing the captain and vice-captain of the Clevedon Golf Club was played on Saturday. The captain's team won by 4 matches to 2.

MANGATAWHIRI CLUB [from oub own correspondent! POKENO, Sunday A bogey match was played by members of the Mangatawhiri Golf Club yesterday. Tho best scores were:—Men: R. Aldred. 4 down; G. Austin, 4 down. Ladies: Miss V. Aldrcd, 1 down: Mrs. G. Pope. 5 down.. An eclectic handicap played over the previous three Saturdays resulted in a win for H. Hint.on, 87, 30—57. in the men's division. The runner-up was F. Pope. 85, 2G—59. In tho ladies' division the winner was Mrs. P. Pope, 94. 3fi—sß. Miss F. Twining, 95, 34—Gl, returned the next best score.

ONEWHERO CLUB [froji our own correspondent! TUAKATJ, Sunday Following: were the winners of the first round in the president's trophy competition, played by members of the Onewhero Club yesterday:—Jury, Taylor, Gaskell, Lindberg, E. Cameron, Caldwell, Cronin, Wright. A medal round wns also played. The best scores were:—Jury, 73; Martin, 78; Taylor, 79.

PUKEKOHE BEATS WAIUKU [from our own correspondent"] PUKEKOHE, Sunday An inter-club match between members of tlio "Waiuku and Pukekoho Golf Clubs, played on the Pukekohe links yesterday, was won by the home team by 14 matcheß to 1, two being all square. Details are as follows, Pukekohe names being mentioned first:—Coyle beat Howden, 2 up; Johnson and Bloomfield. nil square; Mills lost to Herrold, 2 and 1; Lawson beat Forbes, 1 up: Grierson beat Flavcll, 5 and 4; Foote beat, Smith, 4 and 3; Hawke bent Armitage, 3 and 2; Moore beat .T. Arkle, 5 and 4; Douglas beat Jorram, 3 and 1; Schlaepfer beat Drower, 2 and 1; Payne beat G. Arkle, 2 and 1; Johnston and Buttimore, nil square; McKinnon and Spcer, all square; McNaught beat Hamilton, 2 and 1; Taylor beat Hughes, 7 and 5; Snell beat McDonald, fi and 4; Campbell beat Parkinson, 3 and 2; Marshall beat Barnaby, 4 and 3.

PLAY AT ROTORUA [llY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRKSFONDENT*] ROTORUA. Sunday Following were the results of the first round of the Macdonald Cup contest and ihe bogey handicap played yesterday by members of the Rotorua Golf Club:— Macdonald Cup.—Mcllroy beat A. C. Simmonds, 2 and 1; Byrne beat Lints, 3 and 2; O. Jones won by default from Marshall; F. Ingham beat Denham. 4 and 3; Poole beat Spedding, 4 and 3; S. E. Carr beat C. Worthington, 3 and 2; R. Toolesse bent R. C. Smith, 2 and 1; AV. Monk and M. Carr, all square. Bogey Handicap.—R. Toolesse, 2 up; E. Fenton, 1 up; A. C'arruthers, 1 down; J. Empen, 2 clown; D. Denham, 4 down. WHANGAREI CLUB [from our OWN correspondent"] WHANGAREI, Sunday Members of the "Whangarei Golf Club played n Hag match on the Mount Denby link's yesterday afternoon, when a large number of players took part. The weather was showery. The match was won by B. Marshall, who carried the flag to the 18th green.