TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22392, 13 April 1936, Page 16

TARANAKI CHAMPIONSHIP

SOME SURPRISING FAILURES [BX TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] NEW PLYMOUTH. Sunday The Taranaki amateur golf championship commenced yesterday on the Ngamotu course, which is to be the venue of the New Zealand championships. The weather was pet-feet and the course played well. A. E. Conway, with two fine rounds of 72, headed the qualifiers easily. The surprises were the failure of Leo Quin and H. P. Dale to qualify. The qualifying scores were:—Conway, 144: Chong, Parker, 152; Davies (Hastings), 155; IT. Wills, 159; Sutherland. F. Quin. 161; Thomson. R. Boon. Johns. 162; J. 11. Boon, A. Wills, 136; Meuli, George, 164; Murchie (Wanganui), 165; Church, 166. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for nn eclectic match to be played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday next for a trophy presented by Mrs. A. Howey Walker:—Mrs. F. H. Browne v. Mrs. P. R. Glanville.'Mrs. H. V. McGinley v. Mrs. J. C. Hill. Mi?s. L. J. Keys v. Mrs. G. Warren, Mrs. R. B. Allen v. Mrs. E. W. Colcbrook, Mrs. F. Lintott v. Misfc K. Mains, Mrs. N. Taylor v. Mrs. J. L. Camp bell, Mrs. M. G. McArthur v. Mrs. C. W d'Authreau, Mrs. E. Montgomery v. Miss E. Porter, Mrs. F. Hayes v. another, Miss E. O. Gregson v. Miss M Glenny, Mrs. L. Ferguson v. Miss M. English, Miss B. Agmen Smith v. Miss R. Mclndoe, Mis* L. Gray v. Miss N. Shirley, Miss J. Lonn v. Miss P. Arthur, Miss P. Hayes v. Miss B. Steven, Miss R. Wake v. Miss P. Wil cock. Miss C. M. Lnmbert v. another. The results of the L.G.IT. match were.--Handicaps 1 to 19: Mrs. G. Warren, 98, 19—79: Mrs. ®P. R. Glanville, 89 , 9—Bo. Handicaps 20 to 36: Miss P. Arthur, 108 36 —72; Miss B. E'ales. 102 . 28, 74; Miss P. Hayes, 105, 31—74; Miss N. fiharland, 98, 23—75; MiBS S. McT'ldoe. 99, 24—75; Mrs O. W. d'Authreau. 100, 24—76; Mrs. M. O MMrthur, 98. 21—77.. The results of the sealed holes match were:—Mrs. J. L. Campbell, 81, 31 —50; Mrs. E. W. Colebrook. 78. 24—54; Miss 13. Suter, 85, 30—55; Mrs. G. Warren, 75, I'J—slt

PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Following were the brut scores returner! in a medal round played by members of (he Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday ; Seniors.—Miss E. Mills, 83, 14—K9; Mrs. P. Andrew, Bfi. 13—73; Mrs. M. Weir, 90, 17—73; Mrs. W. Houghton, 88, 14—74. The best gross score was returned hy Miss E. Mills and the best net score resulted in a tie between Mrs. Andrew nnd Mrs. Weir. Mrs. Andrew won on a recount over the last 12 lioleß Juniors.—Mrs. A. Tysoe, 93, 19—74; Miss I. McCready, 95, 21 —74; Mrs. Harrison Gregory, 107, 33—74. The best gross score was returned by Mrs. Tysoe and on a recount over the lust nine holes Miss McCready had the best net ecore. A Stabloford bogey match played by members during the week-end resulted as follows:—Seniors; Mrs. P. Andrew. 23. 10—33; Miss E. Mills, 22, 11—33. Mrs. Andrew won on a recount over the last niir* liolen Juniors; Mrs, Tysoe, 20, 14—34; Ming McCready. 18, lfi —34; Mrs. B. Bree. 16, 14—30; Mrs. A. Milne, 15, 14—29. Miss McCready won on a recount over the last nine holes. Members will play the second round of an eclectic medal handicap on Wednesday, com-

mencing at 10 a.m., the draw being as follows:—Mrs. P. Proasor v. Mrs. P Andrew, Miss M. Parker v. Mrs. M. Weir. Mrs. H. Bowden v. Miss R. Willis. Mrs. P. Thompson v. Mrs. W. Houghton. Mrs. 1.- Fleming v. Mrs. K. McFarlane, Mrs. 'I. Gooding v. Mrs. IT. Kensington, Mrs. A. Clark v. Miss B. O'Neill. Miss M. Cameron v. Mrs. H. Howie, Miss K. Unity v. Mrs. A. Herbert. Miss A. Allen v. Miss M. Alison, Miss G. Williams v. Mrs. C. Ran dall Mrs. E. Mills v. Miss E. Lorie. Miss G Lorie v. Miss M. -Ross, Mrs. B. Kissen v Mrs. M. Fair, Mrs. E. Cox v. Miss J. Johnston, Mrs. >W. Beaumont v. Mrs. G. Lewin. Mrs. D. Mair v. Mrs. G. Christian. Miss B Gudgeon v. Mrs. R. Baxter. Mrs ,T Mayhill v. Mrs. E. Harrison-Grcgorv. Mrs. M. Quick v Mrs. .T. Renme, Mrs. J. Hume v. Mrs. C. Williamson. Mrs. 1. Arthur v. Mrs. T. Atwood. Miss J. Johnston v. another.