INTER-CLUB MATCH

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

INTER-CLUB MATCH

HAMILTON V. AUCKLAND WIN FOR HOME TEAM [from OL-R own correspondent] HAMILTON. Sunday An inter-club match played at Hamilton between B teams of the Hamilton and Auckland Golf .Clubs was won bjf_ Hamilton by eight games to three, one being ail square. Following are the results, Aif rk land players being mentioned first in each case:— Morning Games.—G. H. Abel a.i*d A. E. M. tvbnid beat A. T. Atkins and P. G. Russell. • and 3 ;_ T. It. Brett and fv HandysMt? lost to T. N. Pemberton and R. J. Lova. 2 and 2; R. S. Bruce and S. H. Abel Tost to J. Pountney and H. J. Radford. 1 down: L. AIdTl on and V. S. Masters lost, to D. K. Wood and C. E. Shakeshaft. 7 and 5: P. L. Rorrocks and J. P. Upton lost to G. H. Bindon and W. J. King. 3 down; H. Henderson and E. Friedlander and W. Phillips and J. C. Taylor, all square. Afternoon Gaines.—Abel and Rhind lost to Atkins and Kussf-11, 2 atwi 1; Brett and Tlandyside beat Remberton and Love, 3 and 2: Bruce and Abe] lost to Pountney and Radford., 3 and 3; Alderton and Masters beat Wood and Shakeshaft., 6 and 4; Horrocks and Upton lost to Bindon snd King. 3 and 1; Henderson and Friedlander last to Phillips and Taylor, 1 down. TOURNEY AT PAPAKURA [from our own correspondent] PAPAKURA. Sunday A one-day open tourney was held by the Papakura Golf Club yeslerday. Members of the Otahuhru. Manukaa and Clevedon Clubs were among the competitors. No fixtures were arranged by the two latter dubs on account of the tourney. The results of the principal events were:— Best Gross Score, afternoon medal round. —II. Levy (Otahuhu), S3. Morning Medal Round, best net score.— Senior: J. Ithind (Manukau), 77. Junior: Burges. 80. Afternoon Medal Round, best net score.— Senior: Adiam (Manuka.! l ). 77. Junior: W. Blair (Manukan) and Mitchell. 73. On a recount over nine boles Blair was the winner. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB Following is the drair for the second bogey round for the president's trophy (two rounds bogey to be played on Wednesday next by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club, starting at tbe_ first tee at 30 a .in.:—Mrs. Mander v. Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. Clacban v. Miss Provis. Mrs. L. Day v. Miss Mafters. Mrs. Batt v. Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Gower v. Miss Coventry, Mrs Arthur v. Mrs. Hazard. Mrs. Eawlingg v. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. McCracken v. Mrs. Waring. Mrs. Groeott v„ Miss Duxfield. Mra. Riddell v. Mrs. Hockin, Mrs. Dingle r. Mra. Primrose, Miss Templer v. Mrs. C. Taylor, Mrs. Shaw v. Miss Warmjr, Mrs. Bindon v. Mrs. RusEell, Miss D. Eyre v. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs Strang v. Miss Upton. Miss Hammond v. Mrs. MacDiarniid, Mrs. Orr v. Mrs. Brews. Miss M. Eyre v. Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Fullerton-Smith v. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Hardy v. Mrs. lidale, Mrs. Bennett v. Miss K. Wilson. Mrs. Eraser v. Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Yalentine v. Mrs. Nisbet. Mrs. Thomas v. Mrs. O'Connor. Mrs. Toombs v. Miss J. Rutherfr.rd, Mrs. Sutton v. Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Gray v. Mrs. Joy, Mrs. Griffiths v. Mra McNicol. Misa McLean v. Mra. Pet tit. Miss Bruce v. Mrs. Hiutcliffe, Mrs. Rutherfurd v. Mra. Luckie, Mr«. Reynolds v. Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. G. Smith v. Miss Stevens, Mrs. Dent v. Miss K. Meare, Mrs. Hooker v. Mrs. Gibson, Miss L. Reid v. another.