BALLIN CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22167, 22 July 1935, Page 16

BALLIN CUP

TITIBANGI COMPETITION SEMI-FINAL GAMES DECIDED FOUR-BALL BOGEY HANDICAP * The Titirangi Golf Club's competition far tie Ballin Cup .was continued on Saturday, when tbe semi-finals were decided. The results were as follows: — N. C. McLean beat H. H. Souter, 4 and 3. C. S. O. Woods beat C. T. Keegan, 4 and 3. The winners of a four-ball bogey handicap were as follows: A Grade.—F. W. Lucas (5) and H. L. Robson (6), 5 up, won from J. H. Young (2) and -J. Galloway (6), 5 tip, on a recount. B Grade. —G. H. Birch (12) and A. Shorter (11)., 5 up. GLENDOWIE CLUB STABLEFORD BOGEY MATCH A Stableford bogey competition was played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club on Saturday. The best scores were as follows:—W. Mon.teith, 37; F. Kroufeld. 36, .T. V. Lane, J. Stedman. 35; S. Hintz. 34; E. Hutchinson. N. Hoefcin, J, JL McCrystal. 33;: W. L. Cole, 32; W. Larson. 31; W. C. Taise, R. Katberfeldt, A. J. Boss. 30; J. G. Beale. S. Trice. 29; S. Restall. 28; A. C. Herring. 1. O'Neill, 27. Farther matches for the captain's prise resulted as follows:—-IS. G. Bridjrens beat G. Crawshaw, 1 up: A. Howey "Walker beat E, Hutchinson. 1 up: A. C, Taine beat W. Long, 5 and 4; J* Stedman beat C. Forgie, 4 and 2: Dr. Horton beat ~E. G. Bridgens, 4 and 3; J. G. Speedy beat V. R. Johns, 5 and 4.. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB A bogey match for Mrs. G. Pollock's trophy - will be played on Wednesday by members of the Glen.dnv.-ie Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 11 o'clock. Following is the draw ; — Mrs. A. Howey-Walker. v. Mrs. L. J. Keys. Mrs. M, G. McArthur v. Mrs. J. C. Hill, Mrs. S Keys v. Mrs. N. Taylor. Mrs. G. Mathieson v. Mrs. B. W. Colebrook, Mrs, F H. Browne t. Mrs. R. Allen, Mrs. G. Warren v. Mrs. H. T. McCurley, Mrs. J. Kissling t, . Mrs. E. Montgomery, Mrs. F Lirtott v. Mrs. F. Hfiyes, Mrs. 3C. Morris t. Miss A. Bailey, Mrs. R. McCnllaagh t. Mrs. H. R. Wake, Mrs. S. Bishara v, Miss M. Herbert. Mrs. C. Hughes v. Mrs.G. Pollock, Miss M. O'Neill, v. Miss N. Sharland. Miss M. English v. Miss S. Mclndoe, Miss B. .Eales v. Miss J, Long, Miss M. Goodwin v. Mrs Chisbolm, Miss X. Strati on v. Miss W. Sutton. Miss B. Steven t. Miss R. Wake. Miss N. Jowett v. Miss P. Arthur. The draw for the C grade match is _as follows Mrs. Ferguson v. Miss Z. Saunders, Mrs, MarqnH ▼. Mrs,. Meiklejohn, Mat. Miller v. Mrs. Bridgets, Miss L. Coxbin v. Mrs. R. Stirling, Mrs. Campbell t. , Miss J. Day, Miss E. Porter v. Miss A McArtbnr. Miss E. Lunn v. another. Miss Z. Saunders v, Miss P. Hayes, Miss J. Frater t. Miss N. Shirley, Misf P. Wilooek v. Miss M. Steren. Mi.BR C. M. Lambert v. Mist P. Mumford, Mrs. Rudman v. Miss K. Murphy.

In the second round of the handicap match play competition the results were:— Mrs. HilL beat Mrs. McCnrley, at the I.9th ; Mrs. Taylor beat Mrs. Kiaslicg. 6 and 5; Mrs. Mathieson beat Mrs. Pollock, 5 and 3; Mrs. McArtfaur beat Mrs. Bishara, 9 and S: Mrs. S. Keys -won by default from Mrs. McCullongh; Mrs, L. J. Keys beat Mrs, Endean. 3 and 3; Mrs. Howey-Walker beat Mrs, Green, 2 and 1; Mrs. Caleb rook won by default from Mrs;. Hayes. Miss English beat Miss O'Neill, at the 19th ; Miss Sharland beat Mrs. Chisholm. 2 up: Miss Goodwin beat Mis* Sutton, 8 and 2; Miss Mclndoe won by default from Miss Arthur, The C grade matches were won by Miss •T. Frater with a score of 79, 24—55. and Miss Z. Saunders. 75, 24—54. A. Stableford bogey match will be played next Friday, players to choose partners. PUKEKOHE COMPETITIONS [FEDS! Ofß 0"B7f coebekponi>ENT] PUKEKOHE. Saturday The first round for the president's trophy played by members of the Pnkekohe Golf Hub to-day resulted as follows:—Coyle beat Johnson, 3 and 2; Moore beat McKinr.on, 5 and 4; Liddle beat Eyae. S and 2; Taylor 'beat Campbell, 2 and 1. In the second round for the club trophy R.oulston beat Reynolds, 5 and 4. The first round for the vicp-presidrrt'" trophy resulted .as follows: —Grierson "beat Schlaepfer, 3 and 2; Taylor -beat Foote, 2 up; Foster beat Home, 4 and 3. WHANGAREI CLUB [FROM OTE ovrs rOBEESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Saturday Members of the Whangarei Golf dab played a bogey match to-day. J. Glsnville and J, Gilligan returning scores of 2 down. The next, best- scores were as follows:—W. Cop re h an, L. WaddelL J. Littlewood, 3 down. MORRINSVILLE LADIES' CLUB [eeom ors OWN coeeerpondent] MORRINSVILLE. Saturday The best scores returned in the third round of the Fairmont Cup competition by members of the Morrinsviße Ladies' Golf Club were as .follows:—Miss L. Stre-rens, 97. 27—70; Miss A, Irvine. 95. 23—72; Miss M. Hillary. 112, 35—77. Following is the draw for the four-ball best-ball competition to be played next week:—Wednesday; Mrs. Daries and Miss Lowry v. Mrs. Ryan and Miss Hillary, Mrs. Pirrit and Miss A. Irvine v. Misses Y. Bray&haw and L. Strcvena. Mesdames Howie end Wilson v. Mesdames Maclean and Brown, Misses Laarensou a:sd Ontes v. Mrs: Petry and Miss Read, Mesdames Cooper and Gooseman v. Miss I Irvine and Mrs. Alexander, Miss Deery and Mrs. Orr v. two others. Saturday: Miss F. Hewitt r. Miss A. Wilson. Mrs. Maingay and Miss King v. Misses T. Hewitt and Ensor, Misses M. Stremens and K. Maingay v. Mrs. Hart and Miss Gammer, Misses Seed and Noonan t. Masses Porter and Downes,

WHAKATANE CLUB [EEOM OTE OWN COEEESPONDENT] "WUAKATANE. Saturday The first round -A the Fortune C-up competition played by members of the Whakatane Golf Club to-day resulted as follows: McCracken beat Barry, Steel beat Meikle, | Beckett beat Campbell, Bridger heat Gow, Powdrell beat Suckling, Napier beat Berg. ROTORUA CLUB [BY TEXEGP.APH—-OWN COEB EKPONPENT ] ROTORUA, Saturday The first round of the eclectic worst score ! medal competition was played by members I of the Eotorua Golf Club to-day. The scores ! were as follows;—H. Parata. 74. 11 —63; R. j Spedding, 71, 4 —67; G. McDowell. 87, 20—67; i Dr. Mackereth, S®, 20—69; S. E. Carr, 72. i 3--«9; C. Gee, ST., IS—69; H. Johnson, BS. ! 15—70,; W. Marshall, 85, 14—71; P. A. i Kusabs, 83. 12 —71; 3>r, McKiiight, 87, 16—71; i Dr. Hav, 79 8—71: A. Poole, 74. 4—70: R. ! C. Smith, 7S; 6—72: C. Your.g. 86. 14—72; A. Downer, 87,. 14—73; C, Redheiad. 87, 13—74; T. Kelly, 96, 12—74: A. C. Anderson. 83. 8—75; I'. Byrne, 89. 14—75:' W, Ashton, 94. 19—75; E. Fenton. 85, 10 —75; T. McElroy S5. 10—75: M. Carr, 78. 3—75: C. Worthington, 89, 14 —75; W. Monk, 81, 6—75; A. Ford.'B7, 10—77: O. Jones. 9G. 36—80: F. Witkie. 95. 15—80: A. La Trobe Hill. 92. 12—80; D. D. Luna. 99, 18—81: L. Dingle. 9f). 15—81; L. Bayfield. 108, 24 —84: W. Jennings. 102 16—86: G. Hitchcock, 110. 24—86. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for an L.G.TJ. medal round to be played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club on "Wednesday, commencrinK at 10 o'clock:—Mrs. L. Day v. Mrs. W. Bett, jgrs. Mander v. Mrs. Grocott. Mrs. Claehan v. Mrs. Rawlirtgs, Miss Wilkinson v. Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Gower v. Miss Masters, Mrs. Arthur v. Miss Daxfield, Miss Coventry v. Miss Provis, Miss Cann v. Mis? Senv! 11, Mrs. Bryant v. „ Iklrs. Waring. Miss B. Johnstone v. Mrs, Hardy, Mrs. Pettit v. Miss Upton, Mrs. Orr v. Miss Hammond. Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Biiidon v. Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Primrose v. Miss D. Eyre, Mrs. Bre wis v. Mrs. Strang. Mrs. Sandford -v. Mrs. Isdaie. Mrs. Bennett, v. Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Hazard v. Mrs. Matthews. Mra. CTaylor v. Miss Waring. Mrs. Peterßon v. Mrs. Joy. Mrs. Reynolds v. Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Griffiths v. Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Valintine v. Mrs. Rutherford, Miss M- Eyre v. Mra, O'Connor, Mm. Tbam»* v. Miss J. Rutherford, Mrs. Fraster v. Mra. Reid, Mrs. Ellis v. Miss K. Mears, Mrs. Toombs v. Miss Stevens. Mrs. Gruar v. Mrs. Ratcliffe, Miss Bruce v. Mrs. Nisbet. Miss K, Wilson v. Miss 1 Tern pier, Mrs. Sutton v. Mrs. G. Snath, Mrs. Gray v. Mrs. Lnckie. Mrs. Ful-lerton-Smiib v. Miss McLean. Mrs.. HookeT Mrs, '.,T«yk>r. Mrs. Gibson, v. Mrs. MoNicol. Mrs. Savage v. Mrs. C. Matthews. A C grade match will be held on Thursday.