GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22171, 26 July 1935, Page 7

GOLF CONTESTS

FUTURE FIXTURES ' >*.j ! t W ■w V '' PAPAKURA CLUB'S MATCHES ■■ ■ ... 9 • ; ' 1 MONTHLY MEDAL COMPETITION Following is the draw for a best gross score competition for Mr. Walter's trophy and tho monthly modal round to bo played to-morrow by members of tho Papakura Golf Club: — <T. Cooke v. H. Jaques, S. Walton v, P. Kirk, E. Miller v. R. W. Chnppell, K. Mathcaon v. G. M. Footo, J. E. Elliott v. J. P. Kidd, K. Wren v. P. J. Hackett, R. Rose v. A. E. Berry, D. McLennan v. J. Grocott, R. Saunders v. D. B. Monro, T. Robbing v. R. Ellett; J. Miller v. J. H. Weaver, C. Burgess v. J. )W. Matheson, It. H. Keeping v. iR. Grace, A. Woolley Vi J. Wilson, A. Watts v. H. Walters, K. H. Bryan v. R. T. Harris, N. Elliott v. H. R. Wishart, M. B. Burrow v. G. T. Cameron, Burton v. Fenton, R. W. Bell v. I. Foote, A. Bayio v. R. C., Hazard, F. R. Foote v. M. Whyto, <T. Footo v. R. C. Durham, Dr. Lock v. A. 1, Slater, J, G. Menzies v. E. C. lveenan, J. Taylor v. A. H. Winter, L. C. Winter v. G. Gunthorpc, R. Murphy v. fc. A. Marceuu, R. P. Hill v. H. 8. Rishworth. W. 8. Agar v. F. R. Stenson. S, Ilaig v. «T. Menzies, P. H. M«eakin v. S. D. Kusabs, G. S. Jonr.3 v. T. C. Allen.

MATCH AT HAMILTON WIN FOR AUCKLAND LADIES [FROM OUR OWN correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday An inter-club match was played between members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club and the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club at St. Andrew's links to-day. The weather waß excellent. Auckland won ten matches and Hamilton seven, and one match was halved. The results were as follows, the Auckland players being mentioned first:—Miss E. Culling to Mrs. F. Mander. C and 5; Mrs. J. M. Wilson lost to Miss M. Wilkinson, I up; Mrs. A. W. Itushton defeated Mrs. L. Day, 4 and 3; Mrs. D. B. Robertson defeated Mrs. W. Batt, 3 and 2; Mrs. Rutherford lost to Mrs. G. W. Gowcr, 2 and 1; Mrs. H. B. Hughaa defeated Mrs. C. A. Arthur, 4 and 3; Miss E. M. Upton defeated Mrs. C. O. Bennett, 5 and 4; Mrs. W. S. Ralph lost to Miss J. Masters, 2 up; Mrs. J. 11.l 1 . Lean lost to Mrs. J. Clachan, 3 Rnd 2; Miss M. McCormick defeated Miss A. Coventry, 5 and 4; Mrs. J. W. Craven defeated Mrs. Fullerton-Smith, 2 and 1; Miss Cooper and Mrs. W. Waring, square. Auckland, six games, Hamilton, 6, one game halved. The foursomes played in the afternoon resulted as follows Culling and Mrs. Rushton lost to Mrs. Mander and Mrs. Batt, 3 and 2; Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Raltfh defeated Miss Wilkinson and Mrs. Day, 4 ana 2; Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Hughes defeated Mrs. Gowcr and Mrs. Arthur, 1 up: Miss Upton and .Miss MacCormick defeated Mrs. Bennett and Miss Masters, 5 and 4 J Mrs. Lean and Mrs. Craven defeated Mrs. Clachan and Miss Coventry, 7 and< fi; Mrs. Robertson and Miss Cooper lost to Mrs, Fullerton-Smith and, Mrs. Waring, 2 down. Auckland, four games, Hamilton, two games.

THAMES CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS THE QUALIFYING ROUNDS [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] THAMES, Thursday The following is the draw for the second qualifying round of the A and B grades championships to be played by members of the Thames Golf Club on Saturday next, the eight players in each grade returning the best scores for the two rounds to play o5 for the championships:—W. Davies and A. S. Twentyman, \V. Jack and V. Boles, A. J. Fisher and A. Stecdman, B. Lacy and F. S. Miller, T. Miller and A. Beck, E. J. Clendon and H. H. Marshall, J. Moran and H. B. Boggs. T. McCarroll (ind P. Peacock, \V. D. Bell and C. H.Poulgrain, E. B. Clendon and J. Samuel, L. Griffin and G. L. Bhaw, R. M. Taylor and \V. H. Baker, L. Culpan and J. Mortimer, S. Goodwin and 11. R. Surman, K. Griffin and J. Pease, "W. Clemson and "VV. Bongard, G. McKenzie and A. E. Smith. J. Gray and P. Jensen, H. L. King and J. Law. H. V. Uren and O. 9. Hetherington, R. Saunders and "W. A. Kelly, A. Johnston and N. Moran, K. Syminton and another.

Tho scores in the first qualifying round played on Saturday last were:—A. S. Twenty, man, 8-1; H. B. Boggs, 85; E. B. Clendon, 85; H. H. Marshall. 86; W. Davies, 87; J. Moran, 90; C. H. Poulgrain, 91; "W. Jack, 91: W. D. Bell, 93: F. S. Miller, 95; V. Boles, 97: E. J. Clendon, 98; J. Samuel, 100; A. J. Fisher, 101; B. Lacy, 102: P. Peacock, 102; A. Steedman, 104; D. J. Law, 93; H. R. Surmnn, 91; G. McKenzie, 101: W. Clemson, 103: R. Saunders, 104; L. Culpan, 101; H. V. Uren, 107; A. E. Smith, 108: J. Mortimer, 110; J. Pease, 114; J. Gray, 126.

AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB Owins to the continued wet weather, no matches will bo played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club until next Friday, when the first round of the W. R. Wilson Cup tournament will be commenced. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES* CLUB Tho eclectic match, which was to have been played yesterday by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club, was postponed until next Thursday. Players will choQse partners. CAMBRIDGE CLUB [BY TELEGRAPH Owfc CORRESPONDENT] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday On Saturday next the Cambridge Golf Club will hold a match between teams selected by the president and tho captain respectively. Tho draw is as follows, members of the president's team being named first:—G. Calvert v. Dr. 'H. C. Tod, R. Alfdrd v. L. R. Haworth, W. Garrard v. 8. Dunbar, R. Freeman v. F. Entwisle. A. 11. Nicoll v. A. J. Law, C. Haworth v. ,T. Hannah, D. McCathie v. F. Rogors, E. Nickle v. J. R. Haworth, K. "Wilkinson v. E. Morrice, H. Clayton v. J. Butler, J. C. Snwers v. M. Garland, W. J. Ward v. R. Morrisson, D. E. Creed v. "W. 0. Cubis, M. Calvert v. L.Cornaga, J. Giles v. F. Kingsford. T. Moss v. I. Fairbrotlier, B. Harper v. R. Ireland, P. Lewis v. G. Hamilton, L. Webber v. W. Cubis, J. Fogarty v. Tlios. Hampshire, V. Hollis v. F. Oliver, Geo. Watson v. A. Wilkinson, W. Woods v. S. Latta, D. Law v. D. Calvert.

CAMBRIDGE V. TE AWAMUTU [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday

An inter-club match between Te Awaniutu and Cambridge will bo played over 18 holes on the Cambridge links during tho week-end. The teams are as follows: Cambridge.—R. Alford, S. Dunbar, H. N. Freeman, W. It. Garrard, L. R. Haworth, A. ,T. Law, A. 11. Nicoll, Dr. H. C. Tod, C. R. Haworth, T. Entwisle, D. McCathie, E. Nickle, E. Morrice, J. Butler. G. Calvert. W. J. Ward. D. E. Creed. R. J. Morrisson, W. O. Cubis, J. Giles, T. Rodgers, I. Fairbrother, M. Calvert, J. C. Sawers. To Awamutu.—R. Wallace, Blundell, Holmes, Otway, Foggan, Brown, Sterrilt, York, Williams. Parker, J. Wallace, Peake, Tombs, Sullivan, Edmonds, Preston, Muir, Morey, Gibbs.

WAITEMATA CUP DRAW [from our own correspondent]

WHANGAREI, Thursday

The following ia the draw for the third round of the Waitemata Cup and (he qualifying round for the championship to bo played by members of the Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club:—Mrs. Ward v. Miss Rlshworth, Mrs. J. Robertson v. Mrs. Younger, Mrs, Glnnville v. Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Johnson- v. Miss Steele, Mrs. Reynolds v. Miss Carruth, Mrs. Cook v. Miss J. Stewart, Mrs. Dyer v. Mrs. Trembnth, Mrs. Burt v. Mrs. Long, Miss Millington v. Mrs. G. Robertson, Mrs. Stend v. Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Trimmor v. Mrs. Gray, Miss Collins v. Mrs, Frnser, Miss M. MacKay v. Mrs. Thome, Mrs. Wilson v. Miss Symes, Miss C. Harrison v. Miss Drummond, Mrs. Christiansen v. Mrs. Sheen, Mrs. Donaldson v. Mrs. Lynch, Mrs, Surman v. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs, Marshall v. anothoi, Miss Piper v. Miss Higginson, Miss Lamb v. another, Miss Hoskinf? v. Miss Johnson. Mrs. Parkes v. Miss Mirriclees, Miss Scarfe v, Miss Mcintosh, Miss Frood v. Miss Brown, Miss J. Mackay v. another. MATCHES AT ROTORUA [by TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] ROTORUA, Thursday The following is the draw for tho second eclectic round to be played by the Rotorua Golf Club on Saturday:—W. Ashton v. T. Kelly. T. Byrne v. A. Downer. P. Wilkie v. C. Worthington, C. Geo v. W. .Jennings, R. C. Smith v. A. Poole, J. Enipen v. E. Ponton, M. Carr v. G. Pott, E. Barker v. T. McElroy, C. Young v. Dr. Mac Knight. D. Dcnham v. A. Somervillo, L. Bayfield v. D. D. Lunn, L. Dinglo v. 0. Jones, S. E. Cnrr v. Dr. ITay, A. C. Anderson v. W. Marshall, A. Ford v. C. Kusabs, G. French v. S, Schoficld, E. La T, Hill v. C. Redhead, G. Hitchcook v. Dr. MacKereth, 11. Johnson v. R. Spedding, G. McDowell v. A. C. Simmonde, W. Monk v. H. Parato, W. M. Smith v. I. McGowan, M. Steele v. another.

The draw for inter-ehib matches between the Rotorua and Motutara Clubs at the week-end is as follows, Motutara players being mentioned first:—W. Hill and J. P. Leo v. Hamilton and T. Byrne, A. Mitchell and D. Shorter v. W. Marshall and R. Jones, JR. Royal and J. B. Lee v. G. McDowell and L. ! Dingle. A. Merriman and W. Paru v. D. Denham and P. Butler, W. Pinno and G. McNaughton v. C. Young and J. Thomas, R. Limozin and J. H. Thomas v. A. Carruthers and S. Main, H. Kneebono and W. Henderson v. H. Heywood and F. Bramley, L. Watts and S. Atkinson v. E, Crawford and D. Lunn. 'MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB The following will represent (the Manukau Ladies' Golf Club in the first motch for the Balfour Irvine Cup, to be played against the Pukekohe Ladies' Club at Manukau tprmorrow, commencing at 11.46 a.m.:— Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. Goddard, Mrs. Grant, Miss McDonald, Mrs. Parker, Miss Little, Mrs. Wardell, Mrs. Lever, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Adlam, Mrs. Bradstreet. Mrs. Wilson. Emergencies: Miss Callis, Mrs. Dreadon, Miss Graham. Players not taking part in -the intor-club match will choose partners for a medal round.

TE KUITI CLUB [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN correspondent] TE KUITI, Thursday On Saturday the third round of the men's aggregate will bo played at the To Kuiti Golf Club, players to choose their own partners whenever possible The SteedmanHerbert Cup and junior championship matches will bo played. Tho following will play-off for the last tv.'o places in the senior championship draw medal roundg:—J. Dinsdale, S. Wilson, J. Powdrill, A. Pickering and W. Haines.

THE LEAGUE CODE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP I FINAL SERIES OF MATCHES Exceptional interest is being taken in the final series of matches to be played tomorrow in the Auckland Rugby League's senior championship. Both Mount Albert and Richmond, which are equal for first place, have to meet Btrong teams to-morrow, and closo contests aro anticipated. The main attraction on No. 1 ground at Carlaw Park will be the meeting of Richmond and City. The latter has shown improved form of late and as Richmond will not be at full strength to-morrow, City should have a good chance of victory. The curtain-raiser game between Mount Albert and Ponsonby is likely to provide a keen struggle. Mariat will play Newton cn No, ,2 ground.

. MAORI TEAM SELECTED A Jtugby League match between the Tamaki and Northland Maori representatives for the Waitangi Shield will be played at Carlaw Park next Wednesday. The following team will represent Tamaki:—Fullback, Murray; threequarters, J. Hapi, L. Brown, Turei; five-eighths, Watene, Kauhoa; half, Hiraj forwards, Ratix, Kirkwood, Kelsall, D. Nathan, C T Faulkner, A. Nathan. Reserves : Terawhitu, Awhitu, G. Hapi, Awhitu, Wharepouri. The team will practice at Carlaw Park on Monday, at 7.30 p.m. TAUPIRI TRIAL MATCH [from our own correspondent] HUNTLY, Thursday The following Rugby League players have been chosen to take part in a trial match at Taupiri on Saturday afternoon:—Huntly and Taupiri: Fullback, T; Shaw (Taupiri); threequarters, J. Whorskey (Huntly), W. Tittleton and G. Tittleton (Taupiri); fiveeighths, T. Pawson (Taupiri), R. Garry (Taupiri); halfbacks, M. Taylor (Taupiri), K. Peckham (Huntly) (one to be omitted); forwards, J. O'Brien, D. McGilp, R. Trautvellcr (Huntly), W. Keti, F. Hilton (Taupiri), A. Baker, T. Timms (Huntly). Ngaruawahia and Pukemiro: Fullback, M. Pitt (Pukemiro); threequarters, V. Berskat, F. Berskat, R. Hayward (Ngaruawahia), W. Mclntyre (Pukemiro) (one to be omitted) ; five-eighths, M. Buckley, R. McGreal (Ngaruawahia); halfback, D. Pitt (Pukemiro); forwards, V 7. Hogan, H. Mason (Ngaruawahia), P. Fox, W. Brown, W. Wintle (Pukemiro), W. Dare (!Ngaruawahia), J. Fleming. C. Cairns (Pukemiro) (two to bo omitted).