COLTMAN CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22173, 29 July 1935, Page 15

COLTMAN CUP

PLAY AT AKARANA Tie second round for the Coltinan Cod played on Saturday by members of the Akarana Golf Club resulted as follows: R. Tappenden beat V. Salek. 3 and 2; J. Biss beat L. Cummins. 4 and 3; E. Cammick beat J. McKinnon, 2 and 1; R. Snowdon beat F. E&zeldon. 1 up; T. Miller beat J. Coney, 2 and 1; W. Greenb&nk beat B. Rudman. 1 up; Caasells-Brown beat A. Finn, 6 and 5. - A Stableford bogey match resulted as follows:—S. Harrison (15). 37; P. Smith (5), Cassells-Brown (11), 36; G. Biss (3), 34; S. Thompson (8), R. Fuller (18), 33. • TITIRANGI LADIES* CLUB The bogey handicap match postponed from last Tuesday will be played to-morrow by the member* of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club, commencing at 10.30 a.m. in order of the following draw from the first and eighth tees:— First Tee.—Mrs. J. C. Finlay t. Mrs. R. L. "Wilson. Miss B. Hill v. Mrs. S. Tons. Mrs. A. H. O'Leary v. Miss L. "Williamson. Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Mrs. M. Shroff. Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. I. Stewart, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. C. E, Grevatt, Mrs. A. Caughey v. Miss B. Cooke. Mrs. H. Brinsden v. Miss A. Hacket. Mrs. N. A. Xaismith v. Miss P. Moody. Mrs. C. Robinson v. Mrs. R. F. "Ward. Mrs. R. A. Spinley v. Miss CI Wright, Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Miss S. Johnston. Mrs. J. A. Kilner v. Mrs. Y. C. Keys. Mrs. H. O. "Wile* v. Mrs. V.. Dunne. Mrs. S. Pezaro v. Mrs. J. Hollinrake. Mrs. I. Mclndoe v. another, Mrs. J. B. Johnston v. Mrs. J. A. Cahill, Mrs. M. Fraser-Sraith v. Miss N. W. Self. Mrs. A. H. Gyllies t. Mrs. G. Bartleet. Mrs. F. Alpe v. Mrs. D. R. "Walker. Misa M. "Wright r. Mrs. R. E. Prodgers. Mrs. S. Bennett t. Miss R. Webster, Mrs. W. H. Cooke t. Mrs. Brook* Taylor. Misa G. Thompson r. Miss L. Drysdnle. Mrs. A. Bartley v. Miss M. Grevatt. Miss R. Grevatt v. Mrs. E. Fraser-Smith, Miss M. Hackett v. Miss R. Taylor. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. J. E. Henrys v. Mrs. M. Masefield. Mrs. A. B. Joplin v. Mrs. J. E. SutclifFe. Mrs. "W. J. Lorett v. Mrs. J. M. M«r?tt, Miss R. Pagni v. Miss P. Masefield. Miss J. Easton v. Mrs. M. Tuck. Mr*. A. Tysoe v. Mrs. G. Gold-water, Mrs. A. Boorne v. Misa A. Fcuhy, Mrs. A. 8. Leising v. Mrs. A. Harrey. (■ PUPUKE CLUB A four-ball best-ball bogey match, played on Ssturday by members of the Pupuke Golf Club, was won by H. Probert and R. Nicholas with a score of 7 up. Other good scores were as follows:—F. For and R. Pacey, 5 up; P. Mason and H. "Webb, E. W. Mills and C. Waterman, F. WilliamBon and M. Close. 2 up. In the semi-final for the captain's prise, R. Nicholas best G. A. Watermim, 1 up, and H. E. Nicholas beat E. "W. Mills, 4 and 2. The first round for the Pupuke Cup resulted as follows:—H. Probert be-it P. Andrew, 3 and 2; R. Pacey beat T. E. Gooding, a and 4. In the second round J : . Drought beat J. Ti McCorkindale, 1 up. The mixed Canadian foursomeu resulted in a tie between H. Probert and Miss E. W. Mills, and H. Nicholas and Miss H. Gooding, with scores of 54, 9—45. The latter pair won on a count back. PAPAKURA CLUB A best gross score competition for Mr. Walters' trophy was played by members of the Papakora Golf Club on Saturday. The best scores returned were as follows:—J. Cooke, S4; M. B. Darrow. 91; K. Mathieson. 92: P. Kirk, 95. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB The club medal match was played by members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday for a trophy presented by Mrs. McLennan. The winner was Miss Spinks. The next best scores were returned by Miss M. Walters and Miss McCullough. The team to represent the club in a match to be played against the Waiuku Ladies' Club on Thursday, commencing at noon is as. follows:—Jttrs. Brooks, Miss Finlayson, Miss M. Walters. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. "Watts. Miss Rhind, Mrs. McLennan, Mrs. Kidd. Miss .7. "Walters. Miss IJreadon. Misb McCullough. Miss Clarke, Mrs. Cooper. Miss Mathieson, Miss J. McCullough. Miss M. Gunthorpe. OTAHUHU LADIES* CLUB The sealed-hole competition for members of the Otahuha Ladies' Golf Club, which *■l= postponed last Wednesday, will be Plaiyed next Wednesday. The original draw will stand. PLAY AT ONEWHERO [from our own correspon dent] TUAKATJ, Saturday The final round for the captain's trophy. Played to-day by members of the Onewherc Clab, was won by Wright with a net score of 140. The next best scores were:— Tv i"' Cameron, 154. ■lbe final round of the Challenge Cup competition resulted in a win for Cronin. 170. The next best wereCaldwell, Wright. 172; Cameron, 174; L. Martin, 176; Glasgow, "L ; , Baylor, 19$; D. Cameron. 2CKI. J.he eight players mentioned in the results •tor the Challenge Cup also qaalilied in the second qualifying round of the chaimpionship, following players qualified for the junior ctiampionskip:—Stewart. 204: Jury. 208; iimdberg. 209; Gaskell. 210: Bell,, 218. ine ladies' matches were postponed on count weather conditions. MATCH AT WAIUKU [it.om ont own- correspon dent] WAIUKU. Saturday second round of a 36 holes bogey waa played by members of the si» U Club to-day. The best cards ere returned by the following :—Howden. i/rP' J. Arkle. 1 tip; Jerram. 1 up: North, down; Bloomfield, 2 down; A. Herrold. Qown; Heiße, 4 down: J. Hughi!*, 4 down. judged on the two rounds, both being 2 down. MANGATAWHIRI CLUB [from otir own correspondent] POKENO, Saturday of the Mawyatawhiri Golf Club ««!,?j 'o-day a competition for prizes pre- « y • ra - B°P e ' Results of l" C q\- roni »d are:—Men: A. Pope. 85, SR~iS : ■£' S 1 * 9 - 72 = Hinton. 1»;. VT 73 A H - JDS Ri G --c Po ?, e - 0: b P-r'i; Miss L. Maher. Tt, 7 i : ¥ iss F- Twining. 114, 34—80. i or t " Cf captain's prine were also I Results are:—Men: K. Murray beat \r r * £ a 4c d -Ladies: Miib. A. Pope ■teat Mn. G. Pope. 2 and L »