CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
TITIRANGI MATCHES THREE GRADES COMMENCED FINAL ROUND FOR SELF CUP Matches for the club championships were played by members of tlio Titirangi Golf Club 011 Saturday. Results in tho first round for the senior title were as follows: — L. J. Clifford bent R. J. Grnlinm, it and 2; J. H. Young bent C. G. Fisher, 2 and 1; J. Carnnchan bent J. Gnllowiiy, 3 and 1; J. M. Coltman boat .7. 11. Goyder at the 19th; It. L. Wilson bent H. L. Robson, 1 lip: It. B. Cnrr beat N. A. Naismith, 3 and 2; C. S. O. Woods bent J. Murray, 2 and 1; A. Ilnrvey beat V. L. Baker, 1 lip; F. W. Lucas beat L. Knight, 2 and 1. The following qualified for the intcrmedinte chnmpionship.—M. Fraser-Smit h. Bti, H. H. Souter, E. Ohlson, 87; A. C. Jacob, L. F. Fnrnm, S8; A. V. Peace, 89; O. V. Garlund. W. Batty, F. G. Alpe, 90; F. S. Bnllin. .T, Grierson, 92; G, Jones, W. J. A. Thomson, P. Senbrook, 11. W. Chrislensen, 93; A. Shorter, 94. Six tied for the Inst place. The following qualified in the junior chnmpionship:—C. R. Knight. 90; E. W. Yates, 97; F. A. Browne, 98; H. F. Haines, 98; R. F. Ward, 98; A. K. Jnckson, 98; A. Tysoe, 99; K. Wright, 100; J. B. Johnston, 100; T. R. Impey, 101: P. Fruser, 101- W. J. Reid, 101; A. R. Hodgson, 101; G. M. White, 102; G. L. Allard, 102; and E. C. Nimon, 103. The third nnd final round for the Self Cup was plnyed in conjunction, resulting in a tie between A. E. Saunders and B. T. Lnycock, with totals of 228. The next best totals were those of C. G. Fisher, 229. nnd A. V. Peace, 230. Following is the drnw for the first round of the interniedinte nnd junior championships Intermediate.—M. Frnser-Smilh v. A. Shorter, W. Batty v. F. G. Alpe, A. C. Jncob v. W. J. A. Thomson, L. F. Fnrnm v. G. C. Jntnes, E. Ohlson v. P. Senhrook, A. V. Pence v. J. Grierson. F. S. Bnllin v. O. V. Garland, R. W. Chrislensen v. H. H. Souter. Junior.—C. R. Knight v. E. C. Nimon, H. H. Wright v. J. B. Johnston, H. E. Haines v. A. R. Hodgson, R. F. Ward v. W. J. Reid, F. A. Browne v. G. M. White. A. K. Jackson v. P. Frnser, T. K. Impey v, A, Tysoe, C. L- Allard v. E. W. Yates. PLAY AT NORTH SHORE JUBILEE CUP SEMI-FINALS A medal handicap competition wns plnyed by members of the North Shore Golf Club on Snturdny. The best scores returned were as follows Seniors: 11. E. Goodwin. 85, 12 —73; A. E. Browne, 76, 3—73; D. J. Reid, 82. 9—73. Juniors' A Bnrtlett, 93, 22—71. In the semi-finals for the Jubilee Cup, B. Mncindoe beat S. Foot. 1 up, nnd A. T. Buxton beat W. Mncindoe, 2 and 1. A four-bnll competition was yesterday, results being ns follows:—M. Nelson nnd J. T. McC'orkindale beat L. Harrison nnd H. N. Preston. 4 and 2; H. C. Stevens nnd L Webber beat W. Mncindoe nnd r. M. Rollo, C and 5; A. J. Spraggon and A. R. Myers bent H. V. Everton nnd &. W H Chambers, 4 nnd 3; A. F. Hnlvey nnd F M. Cooper bent H. E. Goodwin and D. J. Reid. 5 nnd 4; H. J. Preston and J. Money bent J. Prime nnd S. Whitley, 1 up- R. E Ash and R. White boat M. H. Bush and R. B Clouston. 6 and 5: J. Morrison and D. T. Maingay beat J. Morris nnd H. Preston, jun.. 1 up; A. Browne nnd S. Foot bent W. Roberts and A. Buxton, 9 nnd 8. ROTORUA TOURNAMENT DRAW FOR TO-MORROW ["by telegraph —own correspondent! ROTORUA, Saturday Owing to the withdrawal of several players, the draw for the Rotorua Golf Club's open championship tourney, to he commenced to-morrow, hns been amended. R Edmonds (Hamilton) is replaced by K. A North (Wniuku), A. A. Sinclnir by Mncindoe (Auckland). C. H. Murphy He Arohn) by R. G. Sellnr (Auckland). Murphy (Pneroa) by G. S. McNair (Miramnr). MATCHES AT HAMILTON BOGEY HANDICAP RESULTS [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday A bogev hnndicnp wns played by members of the Hamilton Golf Club at the St. Andrews links yesterday afternoon. Following were the best cards returned:—C. Sutcliffe. all square; C. B. Fullerton-Smith, B. (-umberworth, J. Sulisbmy, 1 down; F. J. Beehan. E L. Gillies, 3 down; R. W. G. Rutherfurd. 4 down: A. E. McCrncken, 5 down The semi-final games in the mntch play event resulted ns follows:— Cnptnin s trophy: C. H. H. Clnrke beat L. R. W. Reid. 3 nnd 2. Vicn-cnptain's trophy: K. McLeod beat E. Wilson, 2 nnd 1. The finnls were decided during the week-end, the enptnin's trophy being won by Clnrke, who bent W. G. Christie by 4 and 3 ; The yiceenptnin's trophy was won by K. McLeod. who beat J. F. Strang by 3 and 2. LADIES* TEAMS MATCH [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Saturday In an inter-club match plnyed on tln> Cnmbridge links, the Cambridge Ladies' Golf Club defeated the Te Awnmutu Lndies' Club by 7 mntches to 3, one being nil squnre. Detailed results were ns follows, Te Awnmutu names being mentioned first:— Mrs. McDonnld lost to Mrs. H. N. Freemnn, 3 nnd 1; Mrs. Bond lost to Mrs. W. R. Garrard, 2 down; Miss Clark bent Mrs. E. Westlnke, 3 nnd 2; Miss Oiling beat Mrs. E. Morrice, 1 un: Mrs. Olipliant lost to Mrs. Nixon, 4 nnd 3: Mrs. Brynnt .ind Mrs. A. N. Mncky, nil squnre; Mrs. Williams lost to Mrs. A. H. Nicoll, 2 nnd 1: Mrs. Preston bent Miss R,. Souter, 2 nnd 1; Mrs. Otwny lost to Mrs. Wntson, 3 nnd 2; Mrs. Barnett lost to Miss J. Snyers, 3 nnd 1: Mrs. Bnbbnge lost to Miss G. Brnnn. 6 and 4 v # CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE. Snturdny The qualifying round of the champion ships of the Cnmbridge Lndies' Golf Club will be plnyed on Mondny morning, when the first eight seniors nnd the first 16 juniorß will qualify for match piny. Following is the drnw — Seniors.—Miss B. Swayne v. Mrs. M. Willis. Mrs. W. R. Garrard v. Mrs. H. N. Freemnn, Miss J. Thompson v. Mrs. K. Browne. Miss J. Watt v. Miss A. J. Law, Miss W. J. W T nrd v. Miss J. Brewer, Mrs. F. Kingi--ford v. Mrs. K. Wilkinson, Mrs. E. Morrice v. Mrs. J. Banks. Juniors.—Mrs. V. Hollis v. Mrs. E. Nickle. Mrs. A. L. Allen v. Mrs. R. Alford, Miss Whewell v. Mrs. H. Clnyton. Miss J. Snyers v. Miss G. Perkins. Miss B. Lee v. Miss R. Souter, Miss P. Hunt v. Miss G. Wntson. Mrs. W. Munroe v. Miss R. White. Mrs. A. H. Nicoll v Mrs. A. N. Mncky, Mrs. Whewell v. Mrs. H. Crowther, Mrs. 11. L. Nixon v. Miss G. Brnnn, Miss F. Clnrke v. Miss R. Speight. Mrs. W. Hnrbutl v. another. MORRINSVILLE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE, Saturday Owing to the inclement weather, the competition which was to bo played by members of the Morrinsville Lndies' Golf Club on Wednesday nnd Snturdny of this week has been postponed until next week. For the Wednesday players the draw will be the same as for this week. The drnw for Saturday players is:—Mrs. Maingay v. Miss M. Stevens, Miss Ensor v. Miss Maingay, Miss T. Hewitt v. Miss King, Mrs. Hart v. Miss Seed, Miss Noonnn v. Miss Porter.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22197, 26 August 1935, Page 18
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