SILVER KING TOURNEY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22403, 27 April 1936, Page 16

SILVER KING TOURNEY

SUCCESS FOR PADGHAM WINNER'S BRILLIANT FINISH (Received April 26, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, April 25 With a score of 280 Padgham won the Silver King tournament, carrying a purse of £2OO sterling, which, following the £SOO sterling prize as the winner of the Daily Mail tournament, makes his total prize money £IOOO sterling in six months as he has now won the last three major tournaments in Britain. Padgham vesterday was the hero of one of the most dramatic finishes on record. He emulated Duncan's historic championship performance by picking up thirteen shots on the leader in one day's play. Padgham was told he needed to ■do the last three holes in eleven strokes to defeat Cotton, who had just returned 281. Padgham played faultlessly, although the result was in doubt until he holed his putt on the last green. _ , Lacev, who had 133 for the first thirty-six holes and was six ahead of the field/failed tragically on the last day. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB - MEDAL HANDICAP MATCH A medaf handicap match will be flawed bv members of the Titirangi Ladies Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 a.m.. in the order of the following draw from the first and eighth tees:— _ First/Tee.—Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Mrs. M Tuck. Mrs. G. McMillan v. Miss L. Drysdale, Mis. A. H. O'Leary v. Mrs. A. Harvey. 7 Mrs. R. S. Spinley v. Mrs. Harrison Gregory, Mrs. J. M. Marett v Miss G. Thompson. Miss B. Pagm y. Miss M. "Wright. Mrs. F. Alpe v. Miss U. Webster, Mrs. J. E. Henrys v. Miss H. Mitchell. Mrs. C. Robinson v. Miss A. Fouhy. Mrs. G. L. Allard v. Mrs. B. Cooper, Miss N. W Self v. Mts. G. Goldwater. Mrs. c. Andrew v. Mrs. G. M. White'. Miss A. Hacket v. Misß S. Johnston. Mrs. 1. A. Badley v. Mrs. G. Bartleet. Mrs. S. Pezaro v. Mrs. I. Mclndoe. Mrs. C. E. reva l t r Mrs. A. H. Gyllies, Miss P Moody v. Mrs. M. Winter. Mrs. S. Bennett v. Mrs. A. i. Gar lick; 7 Mrs. J. E. Sutcliffe v Mrs. A. Bartley, Mrs. D. B. Walker v. Mrs. W H Cooke. Mrs. V. C. Keys v. Mrs. Brooke Taylor. Mrs. E. Russell v. Mrs. J. B. JohnBton, Mrs. A. Tysoe v. Miss E. Le Cren. Miss M 4 Tiarka v. Mrs. F. Lucas, Mrs. fa. Tons v. Mrs. A. K. Jackson. Eighth Tee.—Miss L. Williamson v. Mrs. N A. Naismith, Mrs. R. L. "Wilson ▼. Mrs. L. Coakley. Mrs. M. Shroff v. Miss J. Easton. Mrs. A. L. Caughey v. Miss M. Grevait, Mrs. I. Stewart v. Mrs. H. O. Wiles. Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Miss R. Grevatt. Mrs. H. 'Brown v. Miss »J. Grevatt. Miss F. Pascoe v. Miss R. Taylor. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the first round 'of the captain's match-play foursomes competition to be played by members of the Pupuko' Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:— Miss J- Johnston and Mrs. G. Lewm v. Mrs J Rennie and Mrs. J. Mayhill. Mrs. K McFarlane and Mrs. B. Kissen v. Miss M Cameron and Mrs. H. Bowden, Miss K. Harty hnd Miss E. Lorie v. Mrs. HarrisonGregory and Mrs. E. Cox. Mrs. P. Andrew and Miss B. O'Neill v Mrs. W. Houehton and Mrs. M Weir. Mrs. R. Baxter and Mrs. G. Christian v. Mrs. I. Fleming and Mibs M Parker, Mrs. A. Clark and Mies B. Gudgeon v. Mrs. J. Howie and Mrs E. Mills. Miss R. Willis and Miss M. Alison v Mrs. A. Herbert and Mrs. H. Kensington Mrs. C. Randall and Miss M. Ross a bye. Players not competing in this match may choose partners for a medal round. Following is the draw for the first monthly medal round to be played by week-end members next Saturday Miss D. Williams v. Mrs. B. Goldwater. Mrs. E. Hopkins v. Mies M. Campbell, Miss E. Mills v. Miss I. Middleditch. Miss G. Lorie v. another. Miss Z Grahame v. Miss N. Keely, Miss B. Mills v. Miss G. M. Williams. Miss J. Herbert v. Miss J. Goodwin. Miss M. Brown v. Miss H. Lublow. COURSE RECORD EQUALLED Playing in a friendly match on the Orakei Golf Club's links during the weekend. A. Murray, New Zealand open and professional champion, equalled the course record of 66 recently established by A. Dyke. Murray was unfortunate at the last green, whfre the ball from his tee ehot hit the pin and . glanced away. He then missed a short putt, which would have given him 65 and a record for the course. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal Tound, to be played by members of the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club on Wednesday:—Miss F. Stephens v. Mrs. Henderson, Miss McPherson v. Mies F. Burgoyne, Mrs. Bryan v. Mrs. Alexander, Miss Atchison v. Miss D. Hyde, Mrs. Roberts v. Mrs. Wells, Mieb Luke v. Miss Knight. Miss Waters v. Miss Wells, Mrs. Dow v. Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Nicholson v. Miss Dow, Miss Ryburn v. Mi=s Jones, Miss I. Hyde v. Miss Smith, Miss C. Knight v. Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Colouhonh v*. Miss Wallis. Miss Bell v. Miss E. Gore,-Miss J. Goro v. Mrs'. Eyre, Miss Bnird v. Mrs. Currie, Miss Campbell v. Misß J. Burgoyne, Mrs. Strhchan v. Miss Z. Stephens, Miss Walsh v. Mrs. Lane. • • TAUPO CLUB'S SEASON , A record attendance was present at the annual meeting of the Taupo Golf Club. The opening day will be held at an early date and the Eeason promises to be a very successful, one. The election of officers for the enduing year resulted as follows Patron, Mr H. F. Moncur, M.P.; president, Mr. T. Heath: vicvpresidents, Messrs. J". P. Sheehan, G. G. Potts, A. Broad, J. Graham, J. B. Morrison, Dr. P. Scaife Armstrong; club Mr. H. D. White; vice-cap-r? la V- H* - Quarrie; secretary, Mr. A. j-i treasurer, Mr. W. Quarrie: auditor. Misrv A. Wehrcngo; committee, Messrs. A. A. Noble, J. Beggs, J. Graham, TH.i?T et k - N ' 8. Howie, R. Snll En A Oll - y- »wkH; ladies' comItK- . Ow ll ad i e , s ' captain). Mrs. H. Dennett. Mrs. Lerew, Mise