GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22247, 23 October 1935, Page 19

GOLF CONTESTS

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB PENNANT TEAM SELECTED MATCH WITH NORTH SHORE The following team will represent the Maungakiekio Golf Club against iSorth Shore in the final of the A grade pennant competition, to be played on the Akarana links next week-end: — E. M. George, J. H. Earle, J. D. Shanly, I. McOwan, L. 13. Schnauer, P. F. McC'orniick, H. Tidmarsh, H. Morpeth, G. R. Meredith, 1). G. Macfarlane. Reserve: P. S. Rankin. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB Following' are the best scores returned in a Canadian bogey foursomes match piayed by members of the Maungnkiekie Ladies' Golf Club yesterday:—Mrs. E. Gilir.ora and Mrs. L. Pesler (11). all square; Mr? E. Bold and Mrs. 11. Hipkins (12), Mrs. A. Gumming and Miss G. Hooper U7), 1 down; Mrs. A. McArthur, and Miss D. Lamb 111), Miss T. Lamb and Miss R- Hill (17), 4 down: Miss A. (.3rove and Miss E. .Schnauer (11), Mrs. H. V. Johnston and Mrs. B. Goldwater (17), Mrs. G. I'ocock and Miss E. Blackburn (13), Mrs. M. Robb and Mrs. C. F. Rosser 127). Mrs. J. Dawson and Mrs. A. Oxley 125). o down. ORAKEI LADIES' CLUB There will be no match for members of the Orakei Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow. Miss Crooke's trophy wag won by Mrs. T. Wood, with score of 102, 30—72. TOURNEY AT GLENDOWIE LADIES' COMPETITIONS Lidv colfers w:.Il be provided with a good fare at Gleiidowtti during the Labour weekend. Medal handicap competitions will be held on the Saturday and Monday mornings and a bogey handicap for Saturday afternoon, with a Canadian bogey foursomo on Monday afternoon. Post entries will be accepted. In the absence of any major attraction for lady players in past years this effort by the Glendowie Ladies' Club should be appreciate Large entries already received assure a ibig field, and with golfing conditions ideal ii successful tournament is expected. OPEN DAY ARRANGED 4 t NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB An open day will be held by the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, players to start al 9.15 o'clock at four-minute intervals, in the order of the following draw:— Miss 0. Stevens v. Mrs. Rushton, Miss M. Stevens v. Mrs. Jacobsen, Miss A. O'Neill v. Mrs. H. XT. Johnston, Mrs. Houghton v. Mrs. Craven, Miss Legeoe v. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Andrew, Mrs. Pike v. Miss Ballar.tyne, Mrs. Clouston v. Mrs. Muir. Mrs. Fleming v. Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Swanston v. Phillips, Mrs. Hogan v. Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Weir v: Mrs. E. White. Mrs. _McFetridge v. Mrs. Kingsland. Mis 3 Gillett v. Miss Finlayson. Mrs, Badley v. Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Mills v. Mrs. R. D. Allen, Miss G. McDonald v. Mrs. P. Thompson, Mrs. Walsh v. Miss Walters, Mrs. I. Wight v. MiS3 E. Mills. Mrs. Chambers v. Mrs. Bowden, Miss C'harman v. Miss Attenborrow, Mrs. Hobbs v. Mrs. Bree, Miss Noake v. Miss M. Parker, Mrs. Randall v. Miss G. Williams, Mrs. Tilston v. Miss Tulloch. Mrs. Home y. Mrs. J. Williamson. Miss McCready v. Miss M. Mason, Mis 3 N. Mason v. Mrs. Lord. Mra. Burton v. Mts. Tanner, Mrs. S. Reid v. 'Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. I. R. Roberts v. Mr®. Watts, Miss Ross v. Mtb. Melville, Mrß. Goldwater v. Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. E. Cox v. Colledge. Mrs. Rossiter v. Miss Crooke, jlrs. Hickey v. Mrs. P. McLennan, Misa Meagher v. Mrs. Keane, Mrs. Lovell v. Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. Seagar. Mrs. Rollo v. Mrs. Sallery. M!rs. Rold v. Mrs. Halvey, Mrs. Atwood v. Mrs. Woolhowse, Mrs. G. Wade v. Mrs. Preston, Mr 3. W. G." Taylor v. Mrs. Henderson, ■i Miss McDonnell v. Mrs. Higson, Mre. Anderson v. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Parkinson v. Mrs. Bavage. RETURNED SOLDIERS' TOURNEY [from our own correspondent] : PUKEKOHE, Tuesday A very successful returned soldiers' golf tournament was held at Pukekohe during th 9 week-end. A field of over 60 included representatives of Titirangi, Maungakiekie, Kemuera, Middlemore, Otahuhu, Manukau, Papakura, Waiuku, Onewhero and Pukekohe Golf Clubs. The chairman of the Pukekohe branch of the Franklin Returned Soldiers' Association, Mr. F. A. Hosking, stated when presenting the trophies that the tournament was to be an annual one. He was quite sure, after seeing how successful this had been, that next year tha entries would be doubled. A handsome trophy given by Messrs. Walker and Hall for annual teams match competition was won by a team representing the Royal Navy, Duncan, A. Stuart, McKiiiven and McDouifall, the ru.uners-up being the Air Fojce, K. Caldwell, T. Morpeth, L. R. Jordan and G. L, Martin. Other results were:—Thirty-six holes gross championship: McManu3 (N.Z.R.8.). Run-m;rs-up, C. E. Howden (N.Z.M.C.) and D. Covle (R.E. Signals). Thirty-six holes net: Henderson (N.Z.R.8.). Runner-up, McManus (N.Z.R.8.). Gallipoli bogey: McManua (N.Z.R.8.). Runner-up, Woolley (N.Z.F.A.). Passchendaele bogey; J. Mc- ' Dougall (2nd, A.N.Z.A.C. Cyclist Battalion). Runner-up, K. 3aldwel! (R.AF.). WHANG AREI LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Tuesday The members of the Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club played the third round of the club handicap durins the week-end, resulting in a win for Mrs. G. Robertson, with a card of 94, 19—75. The next beat cards were:—Miss J. Mcintosh. 95, 19—75: Mrs. Dyer. 94, 18—76; Miss Itishworth. 92. 16—7 S. WHAU VALLEY LADIES* CLUB fFROM OtJR OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Tuesday The Whau Valley Ladies' Golf Club's L.G.U. match, fclayed durinc the week-end in beautiful weather, resulted in a win for Mrs. E. Morgan, with a score of 105. 36 6>3. The next best scores were:—Mrs. Bayley. 100. 27—73; Mrs. Pickering, 109 , 35—74: Miss Holman, 94, *19 —75; Miss I. Killen. 108, B,i—7 5 .. . , An eclectic match/ played earlier in the week resulted in a tie between Mrs. Pickering, Miss Killen and Miss Phillips. In the Slay-off Miss Phillips did not compete and [rs. Pickering defeated Miss Killen after a very keen game. A match between teams selected by the president and vice-president during the week-end resulted in a win for the president's team by four games to two. The following are the results., the members of tho president's team being mentioned first:—Miss Stewart and Mrs. McKinnon lost to Mrs. Mactin and Miss McPhee. Miss Holruan and Miss Phillips defeated Mesdanies Brown and McLeod. Misses M. Tucker and Thomson defeated Mrs. Birnie and Miss Sloane. Mrs. MacKay and Miss MacDonnld defeated Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Bayley. Mrs. Morgan and Miss Whiteman lost to Mrs. Parkes and Miss Fleming. Mesdames Pickering and Moffat defeated Miss Henderson and Mrs. McKinnon, jijn. „ WHAKATANE TOURNAMENT [BY IELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] WHAKATANE. Tuesday Jho following qualified for the B Kanpu te Rsnsi trophy in the Mokorua Golf Club's sftnnal tournament: —Radcliffe, 98. 9-1—192; Hayward, aen.. 97, 95—192: Brown. 95. 8^—193; Montgomery, 9(i, 99—195; Goldsmith. 99, 97—'19 C: Mitchell, 9-1. lOfJ—200: transmit hj,. to, 103—202; Mussitt, 106, '98—204; Oerg. 103, 103—200; Wright, 104, 103—207; Stewart, 112, 102—214.