GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22177, 2 August 1935, Page 16

GOLF CONTESTS

FUTURE FIXTURES NORTH SHORE COMPETITION MATCHES FOR JUBILEE CUP The first round for the Jubilee Cup will bo played by members of the North Shore Golf Club to-morrow. Following is the draw: R. Whito v. W. Macindoe, F. J. Layzell v. 11, V. Everton, R. Smallfield v. H. C. Stevens, A. Burtlett v. A. 'l'. Buxton, B. Macindoe v. J. R. Morris, K. D. Anderson v. J. W. Morrison, A. F. Halvey v. S. E. Foot, T. J. McCorkindale v. H. ['reaton, jtin. A four-ball best-ball bogey match will also be played. Players will choose partners and opponents. PROMINENT ROTORUA PLAYER MRS. E. L. BARKER'S RECORD [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] ROTORUA, Thursday The nomination of Mis. E, L. Barker for inclusion in (lie North Island ladies' golf team to meet the touring British players in Auckland is to be forwarded to the New Zenland Ladies' Golf Union by the executive of (lie Rotorua Ladies' Clolf Club. Mrs. Barker, who before her recent marriage was a prominent member of the Miramar Golf Club, Wellington, has been playing particularly well of lute, and she recently reduced her handicap to four. This year she was the winner of the Rotorua Ladies' Golf Club's open championship and was runner-up in the Auckland provincial championship held nt Titirangi. To-morrow afternoon she meets Miss Dannefaerd in the final cf the Rotorua Club's senior championship, and she has been selected, together with Mrs. .T. Ormsby. to represent the club in the South Auckland tourney for the Edwin Bl.yde Cup, to be played at Cambridge on August 17. TITIRANGI LADIES* CLUB Results of an eclectic match played yesterday by membe-s of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club are as follows: Seniors.—Mrs. 11. O. Wiles. 89, 18 —71, Mrs. M. Shroff. 82, 11—71; Mrs. G. McMillan, 82. 7—75. Mrs. Wiles won over the last 12 holes. Juniors.—Mis3 P. Mnsefield, 94, 28—66; Mrs. S. TVzaro, 69, 19—70; Mrs. F. Lucas. 100, 29—71. A bogey match will be plnyed next Tuesday, players to choose partners. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB An L.G.U. match will he played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club next Wednesday, commencing at 11 a m, Following is the draw:—Mrs. Hill v. Miss M. Colson, Mrs. R. Allen v .Mrs. J. Kissling, Mrs. F. H. Browne v. Mrs. H. V. McGinley, Mis. A. Howey Walker v. Mrs. M. G. McArthur, Mrs. L. J. Keys v. Mrs. G. Warren, Mrs. E. Montgomery v. Mrs. i. Lintott, Mrs. E. W. Colebrook v. Mrs. N. Taylor. Miss A. Bailey v. Mrs. R. McCullough, Mrs. G. Pollock v. Mrs. S. Keys, Mrs. H. R. Wake v. Mrs. C. Hughes. Mrs. N. Morris v. another, Mrs. v. Miss M. O'Neill, Miss S. McTudoe v. Miss M. English, Miss N. Sharlnnd v. Miss B. Eales, Miss M. Goodwin v. Miss J. Long, Mrs. .T. Hall v. Miss B. Steven, Miss N. Stratton v. Miss K. Wake. Miss W. Sutton v. Miss P. Arthur. Miss N. Jowitt v. another. Following is the draw for the C grade match:—Mrs. Meiklejohn v. Miss Z. Saunders, Mrs. R. Stirling v. Mrs. E. G. Bridgers, Mrs. Ferguson v. Mrs. J. L. Campbell, Miv A. McArthur v. Miss J. Day. Miss E. Porter v. Mrs." Miller, Miss P. Wilcock v. Miss N. Shirley, Miss J. Frater v. Miss P. Hayes, Miss C. M. Lambert v. Miss Z. Saunders, Miss E. P. Mumford v. Miss M. Hughes, Miss K. Murphy v. another. A Stableford bogey match will be plajed on Monday. Players will choose partners. .In the third round of the handicap match play competition, the results were:—Mrs. N. Taylor beat Mrs. S. Keys, 3 and 1; Mrs. McArthur beat Mrs. Hill, at the 19th; Mrs. Howey Walker beat Mrs. L. J. Keys. 8 and 7; Mrs. Colebrook won from Mrs. MathieI son by default; Miss English beat Miss M. | Sharland, 3 and 2; Miss Mclndoe beat Miss j Goodwin, 4 and 3. Tn the final for Saturday i players Miss English beat Miss Mclndoe. ' 4 and 3. ! The results of the bogey match were as follows:—Mrs. Howey Walker, Mrs. Tay- ; lor, 7 down; Mrs. McGinley, 8 down; Miss | English, 9 down. Mrs. Howey Walker won i on the recount. The last C grade matches were won by Miss J. Frater, with a score of 76, 20—56; : and Mrs. Ferguson, 77, 20—57. PAPAKURA CLUB The following team will represent the Papaknra Golf Club in a match to be played against the Akarana Club at Papaknra tomorrow:—J. Cooke, P. Kirk, K. I-lerdman, S. Walton. K. Matheson, K. Wren, R. C. Haszard. R. Grace, I. Foote, M. Joques, T. Robbins, D. McLennan, C. Burgess, M. B. Darrow, A. Woolley, R. H. Keesing, P. J. Hackett, R. T. Harris, J. W. Matheson, J. P. Kidd, J. Taylor. Reserves: A. Davie, K. H. Bryan. The following will represent the club in a match to be played against the Wnitemata Club at. Waitemata during the weekend:—J. Cooke. P. Kirk, K. Herdman. E. Miller, S. Walton, K. Wren, R. C. Hns7.ord, R Grace, M. Jaques, I. Foote, iC. Burgess, M. B. Darrow, A. Woolley, R. H. Keesing, R. Ellett, R. C. Durham.' PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB The L.G.U.. monthly medal match will be played to-morrow by members of the Papa kura Lndieo' Golf Club in conjunction with the fifth round of the eclectic competition, play commencing at 11.30 a.m. Following is the draw:—Miss Thoniß v. Miss Goodison, Miss Davies v. Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Brooks v. Miss White, Miss Goddard v. Miss Mcllraith, Miss Gilmore v. Misb Appleby. Miss Francis v. Miss Saunders, Miss Dren don v. Miss Finlayson. Mrs. Kidd v. Mrs. W. Matheson. Miss Rhind y. Mrs. McLennan. Miss J. Wallers v. Mis 3 McCullough. Mrs. Foote v. Mrs. Watts, Miss M. Gunthorp v. Miss M. Mrs. Cooper v. Miss J. McCullough, Miss Colquhouti v. Mrs. Ellett. Mrs. Burgess v. Miss Fife. Mrt Berry v. Mrs. Lock, Miss Clark v. Miss V. Gunthorp, Miss Thickett v. Fcnwick, ■Miss Spinks v. Miss French, Miss Mc Mahon.v. Miss Bower, Miss Pearson v. Miss Smith, Miss Andrew v. Miss Footo, Miss Bent v. Miss Hitchings, Miss Reilly v. Miss Thew. Miss 15. Foote v. Mrs. Shaw, Miss Pickett v. Miss Denton, Miss G. Saunders v. Miss Haydn, Miss Jlogan v. another. PENNANT MATCHES [from our own correspondent] PUTARURU. Thursday The final matches in an intor-club pennant series between A and B tennis from the Putaruru, Matamatn, Walton and Morrinsville Golf Clubs will be played next week-end. Tho Matamnta and Morrinsvilht teams in the A grade matches each have two wins and no losses, while the Putaruru B team is in a similar position in its section. Next week-end the Putaruru teams will meet Walton and the Mataniata tennis will piny Morrinsvillo. The pennant matches between these clubs are an innovation this season which has proved remarkably successful. WHAU VALLEY CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANG AREI, Th ukday The following is the draw for the qunlify- , ing round of the Powell Cup. to bo played by members of the Whau Valley Golf Club at the coining week-end: —Going v. Wnllis. Ward v. Tucker, Waymouth v. Stewart, Wilson v. Stevenson, Thomson v. Sheriff, G. Whiteman v. Retiten, J. Whitenian v. Reid, McKne v. Pitney, Alkinson v. Moflilt, Birchall v. Mills. Brown v. Miller. Chalmers v. .Kyle, Clotworthy v. Kokich, Connell v. Jenkins, Dunning v. Hughes, Gellert v. Hirst, Hargrave v. Henrickson, Fra6er v. McLeod. McKenzie v. Martin, Almond v. Frnzorhurst, Kiesen v. Dennis, Mclvor v. Crawford, Smith v. Walker. WHANGAREI CLUB HANDICAP [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI. Thursday The following is the draw for the fourth round of the club handicap, to be plnyed nt next week-end by members of the Whangaiei Golf Club at tho Mount Denby links. Plnyers will be sent out in fours:— Ramsey v. Christinnsen nnd Feist v. Connghan, Morton v. Gilligun and Thome v. Younger, Wolfe v. Horrell nnd Kcay v. Bailey, Goodwin v. Jack and Fulton v. Buckley, Lynch v. Glnnville and Doreen v. Harington. Whitehead y. Good nnd Nelson v. Orr, Bnrges v. Birnie and Pittar v. Preebe, Marshall v. Wnddell and Liltlewood v. D. Thomson. Gillespie v. Higginson and Clarke v. Dyer. Roberts v. E. Thomson nnd Cms v. Surmnn. Day v. Johnson and Harrison v. Burt, Sheen V. Weston and Plowden v. another. OPOTIKI CHAMPIONSHIP [by telegraph—own correspondent] OPOTIKI, Thursday Play was continued in the president's handicap in conjunction with the first quail fying round of the men's championship of the Opotiki Golf Club yesterday. Weather condition* were againct good scores. The best

cards in the handicap were:—P. Short, 90, 16—74; C. D. Brown, 97, 22—75; J. Young, 93, 17—76; F. Bridger. 103, 26—77; C. Morris, 93, 15—78; R. Anderson, 100, 21—79; O'Sullivan, 92, 13—79. . The best, scores for the first qualifying round in tho championship were:—J. Birkmyer. 79; C. 800, 82: Baigent, 82; Black, 83; Bunkall, 84; Harriman, 84; J. Rowland. 85; Cullen. 85; E. Lanncr, 86; Riddell. 86; Kidd, 87; Candy, 87; Burton. 83; H. Rowland, 88; Thompson, 89; Davies, 90; Short 90; T. O'Sullivan, 92; Watson, 92; Murray, 92; J. Young, 93; C. Morris, 93; L. Stuart, 94. CAMBRIDGE CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday Tho, draw for an eclectic handicap for Mr, A. Wilkinson's trophy to be played on the Cambridge golf links on Saturday is as follows:—R. Alford v. A. 11, Nicoll, S. Dunbar v. F. Entwisle. R. Freeman v. L. ft Haworth, W. Garrard v. A. .T. Law, Dr. H. C. Tod v. C. R. Haworth, W. .T. Ward v. J. R. Haworth, J. Butler v. D. McCathie, K. Hannah v. E. Nickle, H. Clayton v. K. Wilkinson, E. Morrice v. M. Garland, G. Calvert v. J. C. Sowers, D. E. Creed v. T. Mosb, M. Calvert v. T. Rodgers, R. J. Morrison v. W. O, Cubis, J Giles v. I. Fairbrother, G. Hamilton v. V Hollis, P. Lewis v. C. W. Vennell. R. Ireland v. W. 11. Cubis, A. Wilkinson v. J. Fognrty, F. Oliver v. G. Watson, W. Wood v. Thos. Hampshire, S. Latta v. D. Law, L. Webber v. B. Harper, F. Kingsford v. L. Cornaga.. TE KUITI CLUB [hy telegraph—own correspondent] TE KUITI, Thursday On Saturday next senior and junior championship matches of the Te Kuiti Golf Club and the remaining Steedman Herbert Cup matched are to bo played where possible, the remaining members arj ranging partners, i . . The draw for the senior championship i j s; —Word v. Innes-Jones. Hine v. Low, j Saunders v. Johnston, S. Wilson v. Dynson, Hotu v. Podevin, Dinndale v. Irving, IJarkness v. Jletct, Brainsby v. Smart. Play for the captain's trophy is to be recommenced. The following is the draw for the fir:?t round of the junior championship:— Ladies: Miss N. Douglas v. Miss C. Hine, Mrs. Hitchings v. Miss N. Fisk, Miss ,T. Lane v. Mrs. S. Baddeley. Miss W. Barr v. Mrs. Innes-Jones. Miss B. Gresham v. Miss G. Boles, Miss G. Smart v. Miss M. Sheehnn, Mrs. A Pickering v. Miss V. Andrews, Miss J. Irvine v. Miss J. Davidson. Tho second round of the senior championship must be played on or before August 16.