PLAY AT NORTH SHORE

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

PLAY AT NORTH SHORE

THE CAPTAIN'S PRIZE SECOND ROUND PLAYED RESULTS OF VARIOUS MATCHES The secofid round of the captain's prize was played by members of the North Shore Goli Club during the weekend. Following were the results: — "H Preston, jun.., beat H. J. Spraggon, 3 and 2; A. R. Myers beat M. Nelson, 5 and 4; W. Roberts beat W. N. Hutchinson, 2 and 1: S. R. Dickey beat B. E. Goldwater, 1 up; S3. E. Foot beat C. Mortimer, 6 and 4; H. C. Stevens beat A. J Morrison, 1 up; G. McGloclirie beat IT. Corbett, 2 up; A. W. Christmas beat E. H. Foot, 1 up; I. Harvey boat D. H. Gladding, 1 up; K. D. Anderson beat F. M.Cooper, 3 and 1; B. E. Micmdoe beat R. B. Clouston. 1 up; R. Smallfield beat 11. N. Preston 2 up; H. Bartlett beat R. X Iv. Swan, ston, 4 and 3; C. R. Morley beat A. Whyte. 3 and 2; M. Fraser-Smith beat A. B. Spence. 3 and 2- A. M. Seaman beat G. Atwood, 4 and 2; A Bartlett beat W. Badley. 7 and 6; L. J. Minogue beat D. Foot, 6 and 4, g, "W. Holdgate beat S. W. H. Chambers, \ P bogey match was won by A. R. Myers with a card of 1 up in the junior d!vision. L. J. Minoguo won the senior division with a score of 2 down. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB Following is tho draw for the final round of the eclectic competition to be played bv members of the North Shore Ladies Golf Club on Wednesday, commencing at 10 a . m .;—Mips O. Steven. ▼. Miss R. Gillett. Miss M. Stevens v. Mm. Atkinson. Mrs. Smallfield v. Mrs. Hogan. Miss M. Leesoe v. Miss McFetridge, Mrs. Swanston v Mrs. Fraser-Smith. Mrs. Ckuston v Miss Cliarman Mrs Pike v. Miss G. McDonald. Miss M Duder v. Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. Badley v. Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. Cadness v. Mrs. Home. Mrs. D. Wilson v. Mrs. Ibbertson. Mrs Walsh v. Mrs. Jncobi. Miss M. Mason v. Miss Noake, Miss L. McDonnell v. Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. .At wood v Mrs Bow. Mrs. Bavage v. Miss V. Barlett, Miss J. McDonnell v. Miss Dryden. 12th Tee.—Mrs. Seaman v. Mrs. Preston. Mrs. Rickerby v. Misß N. Mason Miss V. Webst-er v. Mrs. Freakes. Mrs. W H. -Taylor v. Mrs. Gillett, Mrs. Gillies v. Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. Scurr, Mrs. Greer r Miss I. Stewart, Mrs. Halvey v. Mrs. Melville, Mrs. Highs,on v. Mrs. Seagar. Mrs. Duder v. Miss B. McDonnell, Mrs. Lewins v. Mrs. Rollo, Mrs. Dumbleton v. Mrs. E. White. MIDDLEMORE COURSE SCRATCH SCORE REDUCED Owing to Anzas Day falling last Saturday there were no competitions held at Middlemore. Advice has been received from th? New Zealand Golf Association that the standard scratch score at Middlemore has been reduced to 72. Consequently the handicap of every player has been moved up by one stroke. This stroke has been taken off the card at the second hole, which will now be a four, and will make bogey 3< out and 35 in. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB OPEN DAY AT MIDDLEMORE An open day for senior players was held at Middlemore on Friday, when about 50 players took part in a medal competition in the morning, followed by a boirey foureomes match in the afternoon. The prize for the best gross score was won by Mrs. A. W. Rushton (Middlemore). while the best net score returned was that of Mrs. L. Kingsland (Akarana). The winners of th-e foursomes contest were Mrs. Cr. K. Buttle \Auckland) and Mrs. J. G. Fmlav (Titirangi). following were the beßt scores returned:— ■ Medal Handicap.—Mrs. L. kingsland. 92. 18 74; Mrs. R. Q. Rainger. 93. 18—75: Mrs. V Kerr. 87, 12—75; Mrs. A. W. Rushton, 82 6—76: Mrs. H. V. McGinley, 92, 16—76: Mrs. W. S. Ralph. 85. &—77; Miss N. Ballantyne, 89, 12—77: Mrs. S. J. Robinson. 93, 16—77; Mrs. A. Donald! 93, 16—77 Foursomea —Mrs. G. R. Buttle and Mrs. J. C. Finlay. 2 down; Misses E. M. Upton and M. Ridings, 4 down; Misses N. Bullantyne and C. Rainger, 5 down; Mrs. I. B. Stewart and Mrs, C. N. Jacobsen, 5 down: Mrs. R. S. Deighton and Mrs H. Johnston, 5 down; Mrs. J. W. Craven and Mrs. A. W. Rushton, 5 down; Mrß. J. M. Wilson and Mrs.. W. S. Ralph. 5 down. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB STABLEFORD BOGEY MATCH Following is tbe draw for a Stableford bogey competition to be played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club on the St. Andrews links on Wednesday, commencing at the first tee at 10.30 a.m.: — Mrs. L. Day v. Mrs. Arthur, Miss Wilkinson v. Miss Duxfield, Mrs. Batt v. Mies ! Coventry, Mrß. Bryant v. Miss Cann. Mrs. Gower v. Mrs. Waring, Mrs. Rawlings v. Mrs. Grocott, Mrs. Bennett v. Mrs. Clachan, Mrs. McDonald v. Mrs. Bindon, Mrs. Manner v. Mrs. H. Matthews, Mrs. Dingle v. Miss B. Johnstone, Mrs. Daldy v. Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. King v. Mrs. D. E. Hart, Mrs. Isdale v. Mrs. Masters, Mrs. C. Taylor v. Mrs. Joy, Mrs. R. B. Hart v. Mrs. Toombs, Mrs. Russell v. Mrs. O'Connor. Mrs. Riddell v. Mrs. Nisbet, Miss Provis v. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Sanrlford v. Mrs. McCracken. Mrs Raven v. Mrs. G. Mills, Mrs. Ward v. Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Shaw v. Mrs. McDiarmid, Mrs. Sutton v. Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Pottitt v. Miss K. Wilson, Mrs. G. Smith v. Miss J. Rutherfurd, Mrs. Fraser v. Mrs. M. Booth. Mrs. Valintine v. Mrs. Hooker. Mrs. Savage v. Mrs. Rutherfurd. Mrs. Thomas v. Mrs. Luckie, Miss M. Eyre v. Mrft. E. C. Day, Miss Upton v. Miss Hooker, Mrs. Dent v. Mrß. A. R. Brown, Mrs. Ellis v. Miss Bruce, Mrs. Gray v. Mrs. G:ibson, Mrs. Worley v. Mrs. F. Harkness. Mrs. McNicol v. Mrs. Ambury, Mrs. Reynolds v. Miss B. Smith. Mrs. Tompkins v. Mrs. C. Matthews, Miss J. King v. Mrs. F. M. Taylor. Mrs. Hallett v. Miss P. Wilson. The fourth hole will now be played from the men's tee and will become a bogey 5. The ninth hole will be bogey 4, also played from the men's tee. Handicap strokes will be altered as follows:—The second stroke will now be given at the fourth hole, tho fifth stroke at. the ninth hole, the seventh stroke at the eighth hole and the fourteenth stroke at the Becond hole. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Following were the best cards returned in a bogey match played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club on Friday:— Seniors.—Mrs. Bree, 3 down; Miss O'Callaghan, 6 down. Juniors.—Miss McCready, 1 down; Mrs. Plowman, 5 down. The week-end competition was won by Miss McGee GLENDOWIE LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey match to be played by members of tho Glendowie Ladies' Golf (Jlub on Wednesday, commencing at 11.45 a.m.:—Mrs. L. Kissling v. Airs. C. J. Green, Mrs. A. Howey Walker v. Mrs. F. H Brown, Mrß. G. Warren v. Mrs. V. McGinley, Mrs. L. J. Keys v. Mrs. J. C. Hill. Mrs. P. R. Glanville v. Mrs. R. B. Allen, Miss J. Day v. Mrs. F. Hayes, Miss K. Mairs v. Miss B. Suter, Mrs. C. W. D'Authreau v. Mrs. N. Taylor, Mrs. E. Montgomery v. Mrs. J. L. Campbell, Mrs. F. Lintott v. Mrs. M. G. McArthur, Mrs. McKelvey v. Mrs. Marquet, Mrs. E. G. Bridgers v. Mrs. Meiklejohn, Mrs. C. B. Miller v. Mrs. It. Stirling. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB Members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club will play a bogey match next Wednesday, commencing at 1 p.m. The draw is as follows:—Mrs. McNatty v. Mrs. Cooper, Miss M. Gunthorp v. Miss A. Quigley, Miss N. Clarko v. Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Bishop v. Miss Walker, Miss M. Walters v. Miss Thickett. Miss Thorns v. Miss R. Quigley, Miss Charles v. Mrs. G. W. Lock, Mrs. Kidd v. Miss Colquhoun, Miss MoIlraith v. Mrs. Foote, Mrs. T. McLennan v. Miss Appleby, Miss D. Charles v. Mrs. Walters, Miss J. Walters v. Mrs. Ellctt, Miss B. Goddard v. another. OPENING AT TE PUKE [BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT] TE PUKE, Sunday The Te Puke Golf Club opened its season in ideal weather to-day. There was a large attendance of players, including visitors from the Mount and Otamarakau. In the absence of Mr. W. E. Hookey, president, the opening ceremony was performed by Mr. W. Dickson, vice-president. A mixed foursomes match Tvas played over 12 holes and was won by Mr. E. Hargreaves and Mrs. D. Georgo.