GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22161, 15 July 1935, Page 15

GOLF CONTESTS

AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS MATCHES AT MIDDLEMORE PRESIDENTS FOURSOME MEDAL The president's foursome medal competition was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlcmore on Saturday. A lurge field competed and i the course was in excellent condition, having dried considerably with the few I recent fine dn\s. Following were ttie best cards returned:— S. G. McCoy and A. L. Macicdoe. 86, | 15—71; H. Plumley and S. H. Abel, 78, | G—72; E. L, Bartlcct and R. G. Rainger, i 7S. 5 —73; G. 13. Abel and R. F. John- ! ston, 85, 10 —75: V. E, Masters and G. L. j Thorbnrn, 91, 10—75; N. Louisson and M. i Benjamin, 86. 11—75; J. F. Evans mid I). ! Poison, 91. 16—75; P Savage and R. D. i Horton, 80, 4—76; C. J. Fisher and H. R. j Kirker, 69. 13 —76; W. N. Abbott und T. I W. J. Johnson, 82, 0—76. I HOLED IN ONE TWO PLAYERS' FEATS | A member of the Auckland Golf Club. E. i B. Brown, playing in the president's four- ! some medal competition at the Middlemore links on Saturday, did the seventh hole, a distance of 155 yards, in one. The ball landed direct in the bole. The par I score for the hole ib three. | The North Shore Golf Club's professional, N. Bell, also did a. hole in one at the Whangarei links on Saturday. Playing in a friendly four-ball match, he holed out, in j one at the 18:b. a distance of 105 yards. ! PENNANT MATCH WIN FOR MAUNG AK lEK.IE Ac A grade pennant match played by ■ members of the Maungakieki# and Tiiirangi Goif Clubs during the week-end resulted iti a win for Maungakiekie by eight matches to five, two being all square. Results are as follows, the names cf Maungakiekie players being: mentioned first in each cose:— Single*.—R. M. 'George beat H. D. Brins- , den. 1 up; J. H. Earle and «T. Young, all i square: W. H. D'Auduey beat R. McCrystnl. I 4 and 3: 1. McOwan beat J. Coltman, 4 j and 3; H. Tidmarsh beat E. G. Talhe. 2 and 1; D. G. Macfarlerte lost to T. Morpeth. 2 and 1; L. B. Schnauer lost to F. Yt\ Lucas. 1 down; J. D. Shanly beat L. J. j Clifford. 4 and 3; H. Morpeth beat H. A. Good. 3 and 2; R. Meredith lost to Saunders. 2 and 1. Foursomes.—George and Earle and Brineden and Coltman. all square and MrOwan lost to Young and Tallie, 4 and 2: Tidsnarsh one! Macfarlane beat McCrystal and Good. 5 and 4; Shanly snH H. Morpeth beat Lucas and Morpeth, C and 5; Schnauer and Meredith lost to Clifford and Saunders, 1 do\rn. The B lirade match played at Titirangi was won by Titirangi by 11 matches to 4. Following are the results, Titirangi players being mentioned first;— Singles.—R. L. 'Wilson beat G. S. McC'ormick, 6 and 5; G. L. Baker neat J. Pclham, 1 up; R. B. Carr beat J. F. Russell, 3 and 1; J- Carnachan beat R. G. Moffitt, 6 and 4: N. A. Naismith lost to M. Wiseman, 8 and 0; R. J. Graham beat J. Earle. 1 flp; H. L. Robson beat A. Wool-, ley, fi and 5: L. Knight be;it A. Y. Sehischka, 4 and 2; J. Galloway beat G. Bennett, 4 and 3; A. Harvey lost to JPalmer. 2 and 1. Foursomes. —Wi'scm and Baker lost to McCormick and Pelham, 2 and 1; Carr ami Carnachan lost to Russell and Enr.e, 2 ruc 1; Naismith and Graham beat Moffitt and Wiseman. 4 and 3; Hobson and Knight beat Wool ley and Sehischka. 4 und 2; Galloway and Harvey beat Bennett and Palmer, 2 and 1.

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB In the sixth round of the Elliffe Cup plaved by members of the Mnungtikiekie Golf Club on Saturday R. M. George beat 6. Caro, 3 ar>d 2. The second round of the Schnauer Cap. with concurrent medal competition, resulted as follows; A Grade.—A. Belcher. 82. 13 —70; R. G. Moffitt. 79, 8—71; J. D. Shanly, 79. 7—72; H. Tidmarsh, 78, 6—72; L. E. Vivian, S5, 12—73- G. Stitchbnry. 88. 15—73. B Grade.—W. G. McClintock, 90, 23-C7; G. H. Philson. 91. 23—65; R. J. Coates. 94 -">5—69; F. M. Luwrie. 84, 13—71; H. R.' Whymun. S3. 14-71; R. N. Bennett. 84. 13—71; W. Fowlds. 91. 19—72; C. C. Ewen. 89 17—72; J. S. Colegrove, 90. 18—72; G. H! Benton. 95. 23—72, AKARANA CLUB Following are the results of the fourth round of the Tyler Memorial Cup competilion played by roe-nibers of thfc Ak&rana Gou Club on Saturday;— , „. Seniors.—J. Swanson. '3, o—-3; G. Biss, •79. 4—75 ; V. Salek. 85, 10—.o: J. Biss, S«, V—7s- H Tvler. 88. 12—76; Dr. Paterson, fi. 8—76; T. Griffiths, 90, 11—79. Juniors.—C. Shenk;ri, 89, r,r chell, 92. 18—74; W. Butler 94, 3>- ( 4. T; Miller. 88. 13-75: R. Tappenden, 92. I<—<o. I. Houston. 89, 14-75; L. WraUiall. 100. 24—76; J- Toney. 91. 15—T6; E. CasseUsBrown. 90, 14— 7C. GLENDOWIE BEATS PAPAKURA A match between members of the Papnkura and Glendowia Golf C*nbs played at PapaVctra during the -weei-end resulted in win for Glendowie by five matches to none, seven being all square. Followmg are the results, Papakura players being mentioned first in each case: — j Morning Games.—Kirk and Mi-ler and Griffiths and Kennedy, all square;; Wren and Grace and Jeffrey and Pamer, all square. Weaver arid Riley and Wilson and Speedy. all square: Burgess and Woolky iost to Herring awl Brown-Douglas, 4 and 3 Ell*t. and Hackett and Beale and fcl square: Davie and Sallary and J. Teiry nnd W. Monteit'h, all square. , . « Afternoon Games.—Kirk and MilL r * Griffiths and Kennedy. & anil 4; V.ren anci Graoe and Jeffrey and Palmer, all square. Weaver and Riley and dsoj l and Speedy; all square: Burgess and oolley lost to Hcrrins and iKniierfeldt and Hackett lost to Beale and 3 and 1; Davk and Sallary lo=t to J. itrry and W. Monteitb. 3 und

GLENDOWIE CLUB A four-bail best-bull bogey handicap was plaved by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. Dr. Horton and L. hejs -with a card of si* up were the winners. Other scores were:—J. Stedman and . Lintott. 4 up: G. Brown-Don pi as and V. C. John*. 4 up: F. Trice and h. A. Kennedy, 3 up; E. W. Griffith? and R Jeffrey. 2 up: G. Palmer B. Katterfelat. •2 up- J. McCrystal and P. Edmonds, all square; TV. Moateith and 3. Terry a,l square: L. Cole and Ferguson, 1 dov.n. X. Hockiu and A. Wilson. :? down The follow in? matches in .the rnxedfourKoir.es contest were completed.—Stedman and Miss Munford oeat W. Hytchinson and Miss Frater. 5 and 4: S L-ntott and M.e. MeMaster beat VT. Menteitb and Miss Sut--1 un- D McGregor and Miss Sander. Si A a Johns Mclndoe, 8 and 4 ■ I. O'Neill and Miss Day beat J H. Beale and Miss Eales. .-. and 4; F. Trice aid Mrs Hovrey Walker beat A. Boss and Miss Porter. 2 and 1; P -Tolins and Mrs. Kpvs beat X. Dixon and M:ss English. 7 and 6- V. Ambler and Mrs. Chisholm beat Dr.'llorton and Mrs. Kiwsling. 2 and 1- S TCeve arid Miss Olveill beat B. Katterfeldt and Mrs. McArthur a and 3; J Kisslinp and Mrs. Brown beat Morns and Mrs. Btidinan. 4 and 3: L. J. Keys and Mrs. Lintott beat G. Palmer and Miss Souter. 5 and 4. OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB The winners of the bogey match played by members of the Otuhnhu Ladies Golf Hub were as fo11ow«:-A grade. Miss L. Smith: B grade. Mi c » L Met ready; C grade, Mrs. K. F. Molloy. The semi-finals of the handicap tniirnament resulted:—A grade: Miss M. Hill beat Mr« Henderson. 4 and 3; Miss L. Smith beat' Mrs. Cox. at the 19th. B erode: Miss K Waters beat Miss Arnnboldi. 4 and 2: M. Kati beat Miss P. Lipscombe. 4 A medal scramble will be played on "Wednesday, commencing at 10.30 o'clock. Partners will be arranged at the clubhouse. MATCH AT PUKEKOHE [FROM OW. OWN COJIRESrOXDKNT] PTTKEKOHE. Sunday A match between teams picked by the president and the captain was the fixture on tbe Pakckobe Golf Club's coarse yesterday. The president's teuai won by a margin of one game. Details are a* follows, players representing the president being mentioned first; Coyle and Jobson beat Koulston and Griereon. 3 and 2; Mills and, Huv/ke beat Foote and Lawson. 1 up: Douglas and Schlaepfer, all square v.ith Moore and Payne: Reynolds and McNaught bent Taylor and McKinnon. 2 up; Hogg and C. Cooper beat Snell and Johnston. 6 and 4; Borne and Marshall lost to Jordan and Campbell. 2 down: Clark and Cole-baker lost to Bayly and Eitall. 4 acd 3; Sharp end Allen lost to Itose and Foster, « and 9.