GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22428, 26 May 1936, Page 16

GOLF CONTESTS

MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES BLEDISLOE CUP COMPETITION ARRANGEMENT OF THE DRAW Following is the draw for the Bledisloe Cup, bogey handicap match and qualifying round for the junior handicap match play competition to be played in conjunction by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club tomorrow, commencing at 10 o'clock in the order of the following draw: Mrs. H. V. Johnston v. Mrs. L. Pogler, Mrs. R. Buttle v. Miss G. Hooper, Mrs. J. Jerrat v. Mrs. V. Dunne, Mrs. J. Peterson v. Mrs. J. Lloyd. Mrs. V. Kerr v. Miss B. Stedmnn. Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. D R. Garrard, Mrs. E. Bold v. Mrs. H P. Caughey. Mrs. C. E. Grcvatt v. Miss K. Ldgelow. Miss D. Lamb v. Miss E. Blackburn. Mrs. J. B. Gilmore v. Mrs. H. V Goe. Miss C. Stubbs v. Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. A. U lieArthur v. Miss T. Lamb. Miss E. Schnauer v. Mrs. R. Aley. Miss A. Grove v. Mrs. 0. B. Chamberlain, Miss B. Smith v. Miss A. 1 Mrs. W. K. Michael v. Mrs. C. K. Grierson, Miss J. Johnson v. Mrs U W. Schnauer, Mrs. R. Hipkins v. Mrs fc. Baker. Miss M. Haslett v. Mis. I. 11. Roberts, Mrs. J. A. Kilner v. Mrs. F. Malcolm, Mrs. A. Milne v. Mrs. A. Horton, Mrs. R.; Monteath v Mrs W. R. Fee, Mrs. R. Martin v. Mrs. R. Meredith. Mrs. F. Williams v. Miss J. Edwards. Miss H. Hardlcy v. Miss N. Clark. Noon.—Miss M. Harvey v. Mrs. W. J. Fletcher, Mrs. B. G Bond v Mrs. H. Walker. Mrs. F. A. Saxton v. Mrs. S. W. Morley. Miss K. Churton v. Miss D. Stewart, Mrs. A. C. S,teele ,v. Mrs. E O'Neill. Mrs. H. V. Choyce v. Miss P. Reid, Mri}. H. Williams v. Mrs. J. Caughley, Mrs. W. J. Truscott v. Miss R. Loudon, Miss J. Donald v. Miss D. Heather. Mrs. A. E. Macartney v. Mrs. C. E. Stewart, Mrs. A. Cumming v. Mrs. I. Paterson, Miss N. Gregory v. Mrs. A. F. Walker. Mrs. C. J. Owen v. Miss F. Preece, Mrs. H. Clay v. Mrs. S. Caro, Miss D. Ryan v. Mrs. A. E. Storey. ] p.m.—Mrs. F. H. Butcher v. Miss G. Latimer, Mrs. W. R. Holmes v. Mrs. J. Grayden, Mrs. J. D. Jones v, Mrs. W. Main, Mrs. L. Rainger v. Miss E. M. Ernest, Miss R. Nixon v. Miss N. Hooton, Mrs. C. F. Rosser v, Mrs. W, Calderwood. Mrs. D. R. Revell v. Miss F. Garland. Mrs. H. Moore Jones v. Miss A. Yonge. Ninth Tee. 10 a.m.—Miss R. Mahon v. Mrs. A. D. Stewart. Mrs. G. Pocock v. Mrs. J. Stewart, Mrs. N. Burton v. Mrs. J. Dawson, Miss P. Williams v. Mrs. A. Oxley. Mrs. W. A. Boucher v. Mrs. B. Goldwater. Following is the result of the third round of the handicap match play competition for the Kitty Horton Cup:--Mr«. R. Buttle beat Mrs. J. Jerrat, 2 and 1: Miss A. Grove beat Mrs. G. Bennett. 5 and 3; Mrs. J. Dawson heat Mrs. A. F. Walker, 3 and 1: Mrs. J. Paterson beat Mrs. H. Clay, 6 nnd 5: Mrs. H. V. Johnson beat Miss E. Schnauer. 3 and 1; Mrs. J. Mason beat Miss R. London, 2 and 1; Mrs. R. Hipkins beat Mrs. C.E. Grevatt. 5 and 4: Miss R. Hill beat Miss F,. M. Ernest. 4 and 3. The next round must be played by June 5. An open day for players with handicaps up to 18 will be held next Monday, when a medal handicap match will be played in the morning and a bogey foursomes competition in the nfternoon. , Following were the best scores returned in the L.G.U. home links coronation medal and Aotearoa Cup competitions played by members yesterday:— . Coronation Mednl.—Mrs. R. Hipkins, 03. 17—7G: Mrs. J. Paterson. 88, 11—77; Miss A. Grove, 94, 17—77: Mrs. L. Kerr, 91 1'2—79: Mrs. J. B. Gilmore, 93, 14—79: Miss B. Smith. 96. 17—79. Aotearoa Cup.—Mrs. H. P. Caughey. 87. 19—68: Mrs. W. J. Fletcher. 95, 24—71; Mrs. A. F. Walker. 102. 29-73: Mrs. J. Dawson. 103. 30—73: Mrs. F. Wnliams. 94. 20—74: Miss N. Clark. 98, 24—74; Mis* D. Heather, 104. 30—74; Mrs. R. Hipkins, 93, 17—76; Mrs. C. J, Owen, 102, 26—7G; Mrs. C. F. Rosser, 104, 28—76.

OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB MEDAL AND CUP MATCHES Following is the draw for the coronation medal. Aotearoa Cup, L.G.U. medal, first round of the eclectic competition and a bogey match to be played in conjunction by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf •"31uh • Wednesday.—Mrß. Rossiter v. Mrs. Armstrong, Miss M. Waters v. Mrs. Wyman. Mrs. Falck v. Misß D. Butler, Miss R. O'Loushlen v. Mrs. Low, Mrs. Skinner v. Miss E. O'Loughlen, Mrs. Anderson v. Mrs. Stewart. Miss C. Lloyd v. Mrs. Hilliard. Mrs. Tanner v. Mrs. Trenwith, Miss Raeside v. Mrs. E. J. Henderson, Mrs. Corson v. Mrs. J. P. Aldred, Mrs. E. Moss v. Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Canham v. Miss Rowley, Miss Crawford v. Miss H. Burnett, Mrs. Eyre v. Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. H. Wilson, v. Mrs. Jeavons, Mrs. Albrighton v. Miss Quinlan. . , , _ Saturday 11.30 to 12 o clock.—Mrs. Crow v Miss E. Hill. Miss M. Hill v. Miss F. Sutherland, Mrs. H. Muir v. Mrs. B. Cooper. Mrs. Whale v. Miss I. McCready. 12 to 12.30 r.m.: Miss A. Muir v. Mrs. Aniodeo, Miss E. Whitely v. Miss L. Smith. 12.30 to 1 p.m.: Miss D. Grant v. Miss A. Fearon, Miss B. Leonard v. Miss E. McCnl'um. Mis, McNeely v. Mrs. .T. Eccles. B Grade, morning.—Dr. G. Rowley v. Miss Arnaboldi, Miss Hayes v. Miss Ilunn. Mis« T. Claudet v. Mrs. Cox. Miss M. Muir v. Mrs. Peebles. Miss Gledstanes v. Miss Duxnbletnn. Miss Gurr v. Miss Hamlin, Mrs. R. Wallace v. Mrs. Posseneskie. 12 to 12.30 p.m.: Miss Lloyd-White v. Miss J. Fearon. Miss M. Hynes v - Mrs. W. Matthew. Miss O. Whitely v. Miss N. Katz Miss Kitto v. Mrs. E. Coutts, Miss D. Muir v. Mrs A. Henderson, Miss M. Wills v. Miss T. Lawson 12.30 to 1 p.m.: Miss A. Simmonds v. Miss M. Blakey, Miss M. Grant v. Miss Murdoch, Miss K. Waters v. Miss LipßCombe. Miss K. Bryant v. Miss I. ««e Launav. Miss E. Stubbs v. Miss J. Fallwell, Miss A. Whytc v. Miss N. Dreadon, Miss I. Deacon v. Mrs Davies. C Grade, morning.—Mrs. Lovell y. Miss Staunton, Miss N. Gresham v. Miss \. Runciman. 12 to 12.30 p.m.: Mis. P. Jones v. Miss L. Simmonds. Mrs. Molloy v. Miss H. Wilson. Mies P. Dix v. Miss M Coutts. Miss I. Kirkland v. Miss heady, Miss M. Wathew v. Miss Johansen. The following team will represent the club in an inter-club match against the Clevedon Ladies' Club to be played at Otahuhu on Thursday, commencing at 10 o clock:— Miss F. Sutherland. Mrs. G. Cox. Miss M. Muir, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Hilliard, Mrs Low, Miss Raesid#

LADIES' TEAMS MATCH A teams match played between members of the Orakei and Otahuhu Ladies Golf Clubs resulted in a draw, each club winning five games while two finished all square. Following are the results. Otahuhu names being mentioned first:—Mrs. Stewart beat Mrs. Rossiter, 2 and 1; Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Tanner, all square: Mrs. McNeely beat Miss Appleyard, 5 and 3: Misb Muir lost to Mrs. Marshall-White. 3 and 1: Mrs. Havios beat Mrs Smith, 4 3; Mrs. TTnmlin and Miss Marshall, all square: Mrs. Muir beat Miss Tulloch, 3 and 2; Mrs. Forbes lost to Mr« BoUon. ? and 2: Miss Raeside lost to Mrs. Bishard, 1 up: Mrs. Low lost to Mrs Miller. 8 and 2: Mrs TTilUard beat Mrs. Long. 5 and 3: Mrs Nicolson lost to Mrs. Stevens, 7 and 5. PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Following is the result of the Aotearoa Cup and coronation medal handicap played bv members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf C Beniors! M»m B. O'Neill. 90. 18-72; Mrs. I. Fleming. 92. 17—75; Mrs H Bowden, 90. 17—79; Mrs. J. Weir. 96. 17—79. Juniors.—Mrs. E Co*. 96, 29—67. HOLED IN ONE Playing on the Manukau golf links during the week-end R. Grant holed his tee. shot at the fifth hole, a distance of approximately 157 yds. This is only the second occasion on which a member Las holed in one on the Manukau course. The feat was first performed by A. G. George. MANUKAU CLUB The draw for the qualifying round lor the president's trophy, to bo played by members of the Manukou Golf Club on Saturday, is as followsßradstreet v. Crispe, George v. Parker, Warden v. Brebner. Tuck v. Lord. Farquhar v. Rhmd. Carpenter v. Yates, Foote v. Smith, Roberts v. Jnmen, Walsh v. Beechoy, Watkin v. Aitken, Francis v. Blair, Goddard v. Pollock. Milne v. Dreadon. Simpson v Fordyce, Nicholas v. Wilson, Dunn v. Callaglmn, Pavitt v. Carroll, A. Fleming v. White. Lever v. Colbeck, Ferguson v. Grant, A. Fleming v. Rogers, Carter v. Alexander, Priest v. Busing. Rice v. Purdie. Bishop v. Widdowson, Bull v. W. Alexander, Barnard v. McDonald.

CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB A medal round for the monthly club trophy played by members of the Clevednn Ladies' Golf Club resulted in a win for Miss McPherson. The junior competition was won by Mrs. Colquhoun. The following players will represent the club in a match against the Otnhuhu Ladies' Club to be play&d at Otahulju on Thursday:—Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Bryan. Misu MoPherson, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Henderson, Miss Burgoyne, Mrs. Furley. Emergency: Mrs. Dow. Following is the draw for an L.G.CT. medal round to be played by members tomorrow:—Mrs, Roberts v. Miss Atchison, Mis* Wells v. Mrs. Henderson, M{s. Alexander v. Mrs. Lane. Miss F. Burgoyne v. Mrs. Wells, Miss F. Stephens v. Miss Knight, Miss D. Browne v. Mrs. Bryan, Miss I Hyde v. Mrs. Dow, Miss Z. Stephens v. Miss D. Hyde, Miss K. Browne v. Mrs. Waters, Mrs. Furley v. Mrs. Nichol-

son, Miss Waters v. Misa Luka, Miss MePherson v. Miss "Walsh, Miss Ryburn ▼. Miss Campbell, Mrs. Colquhoun v. Miss Bell, Mrs. Wilson v. Mrs. Currie, Miss Baird v. Mrs. Eyre, Mrs. Orum v. Mrs. Strachan, Miss J. Burgoyne v. Missi B. Dow, Miss Sutherland v. Miss Smith, Miss Gore v. Miss Knight.

WHANGAREI COMPETITIONS LADIES' COURSE RECORD [from our own correspondent] WHANGAREI, Monday The second round of the club handicap (four medal rounds) was played during the week-end by members of the Whangarei Golf Club. The medal round played in conjunction was von by S. Weston, 84, 12 —72. Other good scores were:—E. W. Thomson, 85, 12—73; L. R. Nelson, 99, 26—73; A. R. Gillespie, 84, 9—75; H. F. Buckley, 80. 4—76; D. J Thomson, 81, 4—77. In the first round of the Hogan Cup S. Weston beat B. A. Wolff, 1 up. The Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club held a sealed hole competition, which was won by Miss Joan Stewart, with a spore of 38, 7—31, the sealed hole being at the Bth. Other good scores were:—Miss M. Mackay, 45. 13—32; Miss D. Steele, 41. 7—84; Mrs. R. Gray, 48. 14—34. A Indies' corrse record for the Mount Denby 18-hole course was established during the week-end by Miss Jean Stewart, who returned a card of 82. She took 42 out and 40 in. Par for the ladies' course is 74. The qualifying round of the Farmers' Cup was played during the week end by members of the Whnu Valley Ladies' Golf Club. The best cards were:—Miss I. Holman, 90, 19—71; Mre. Pickering, 105, 33—72; Mrs. D. McLeod, 93, 20—78; Miss G. Thomson, 9y, 21 —79 The following qualified and have been drawn in the first round, to be played on or before June 7:—Miss I. Hoiman v Miss A. McPhee, Miss M. Baigent v. Miss Z. Philips, Mrs. J. McKinnon sen., v. Miss M. McPhee, Miss I. Killen v. Miss G. Thomson. Mrs. D. McLeod v. Miss M. Whiteman, Miss R. Lawrie v. Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. H. Eayley v. Miss Dwen, Mrs. C. Reed v. Mrs. Pickering.

A. J. SHAW IN FORM NEW WAIWETU RECORD I.B'S TELEGRAPH —PRBS.S ASSOCIATION) WELLINGTON, Monday A. J. Shaw, ex open and professional golf chnmpion of the Dominion, in brilliant form on the Waiwetu links, covered the course in 69 in the morning. Then he established a new record for the course by doing 68 in the afternoon, going out in 32 and returning in 36. The standard scratch score of the links is 70.

REMUERA LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for a medal match to be played by members of the Remuera Ladies' Golf Club on Thursday, commencing at 10.15 a.m.:—Mrs. E. Woods v. Miss M. Mitchelson. Mrs. Price v. Mrs. F. J. Martin. Mrs. P. Clotworthv v. Mrs. A. G. Cooke. Mrs. D. MacDinrmid v. Mrs. O Shea, Miss D. Wilson v. Mrs. McCrone. Mrs. Windsor v. Miss J. Sheath. Mrs. Shaw v. Mrs. N. Airey, Mrs. G. D Davenport v. Mrs R. Morton, Mrs. R. Woods v. Mrs. Malfroy, Mrs. J. Rose r. Mrs. Macmorran, Mrs. WalVis v. Mrs. \L Badeley, Mrs. Rocke v. Miss C. Rainger ORAKEI LADIES* CLUB Following is the draw for a bogey match to be played by members of the Orakei Ladieß' Golf Club on Thursday, commencing at 10 o'clock-—Mrs. Rossiter v. Miss Tulloch. Mrs Tanner v. Miss Appleyard. Mrs Bishard v. Miss Mnrshall, Mrs. Smith v. Miss Patterson. Mrs. Impey v. Mrs. Miller, Mrs Marshall-White v. Mrs. Robson. Mrs. Tame v. Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Markurch v. Mrs. Cadnesn. * C Grade.—Mrs. Murray v. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs Nealie v. Mrs Tremaine, Mrs. Laslett v. Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Deverson v. Mrs. Following is the draw for a medal round to be played by week-end members:—Mrs. Wood v. Miss Watson, Miss Pyne v. Mifcs Hnydon, Miss Berry v. Mrs. Dickson. Miss Andrews v. Miss M. Graham, Miss Hudson v. Miss A. Graham, Miss Blake v. Miss E Graham. Miss Francis v. Miss Morgan, Miss Casey v. Miss Tombs, Miss Clark v. Miss Peterson.

CAMBRIDGE CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday Members of the Cambridge Golf Club played a Stableford bogey match over 18 holes on Saturday, the winners being D. McCnthie. who handed in an excellent score of 27, 9—36. The results were as follows: D. McCathie, 27. 9-36; Dr. H. C. Tod, 27 8—35; K. Hnnnnh, 25. 9—84; I. Fairbrother, 17, 15—32; W Woods, 14, 18—32; H. N. Freeman, 25, 6—31; J. C. Sowers. 19. 12—31: M. Calvert. 19. 12 —31; M. Woolley 18. 12—30: B. Hnrper. 15, 15—30; J. Butler, 21, 9-30; W. O. Cubis, 17, 12—29: V. Hollis, 14. 15—29; D. E. Creed, la. li_2B: F. Entwistle, 21, 7—28; A. Moss, 17. 11-28; J. Banks, 22. G-28; F. Rogers, yj t ]o—27; A. J. Law. 19, 7—26; D. Holdgate, 12. 14—26: J. Fogarty, 8, 18—26; J. Giles, 12, 14—26; T. Ware, 6, 18--24; W. Robinson, 15, 9—24; H. C. Luscombe, 9. 14— 1 23. , „ , ~ , ~ The third round of the Cambridge handicap wns played in conjunction with the Stableford bogey. The following were the results:—D. McCathie beat F. Entwistle, 2 and 1; B. Harper beat K. Wilkinson, 5 nnd 4; M. Cnlvert beat G. Watson, 5 and 4; J. Bnnks beat W. Robinson, 2 up; H. N. Freeman beat A. Mobs, 2 and 1; J. Butler beat S. Dunbar. 1 up; W. J. Ward beat L. Webber. 2 and 1; L. Ha worth and L. Corfiuga, all square.

THAMES LADIES* CLUB [by telegraph—owx correspondent] THAMES, Monday The following is the draw for the Coronation Medal and Aotea-roa Cup to be played by the Thames Ladies' Club on Wednesday next: —Mrs. W. Price v. Miss R. Miller, Mrs. Uren v. Miss D. Poulgrain, Miss V. Miller v. Mrs. T. McCarroll, Mrs. C. Poulgrain v. Mrs. W. Clemson. Mrs. A. Fisher v. Miss Reader. Mrs. O'Reilly v. Mrs. B. Chapman, Mrs. Harden v. Mrs. Glover, Mrs. A. Dovell v. Mrs. D. J. Law. Mrs. Winder v. Miss N. Ensor, Miss C. Steedman v. Miss E. Rongard, Miss L. Steedman v. another.; Saturday Pla-yers.—Miss Boles v. Miss Conney, Miss Nnnkivell v. Miss J._ Griffin, Miss J. Law v. Miss P. Howden, Miss Wallace v Miss Black. Miss M. Richardson v. Miss P. Johnston, Miss A. Griffin v. Miss T?. Ensor. , Last week's foursome for Mrs. Bell s trophy was won by Miss Reader and Mrs. Clemson, 106, 26—80.

WAIKATO EAST PENNANT [from our own correspondent] MATAMATA. Monday The first games of the Waikato East Pennant competition were played during the week-end. Matamata A defeating Putaruru A bv 6 points to 3. The match was played on the Okauia course, Matamata winning four games, Putaruru two, while two finished all square. Details _ with Matamnta names first are:—L. H. Little beat Gibbs, 4 and 8: J. Corbett lost to Morriß. 5 and 4; H. G. Keeler and Smith, all squaro; Mentipliiy lost to Rolfe, 3 and 1; H. Condon beat Penrce, 6 and 4; N. Johnston beat Mason, (5 and 5; Carruthers, jun. and Gordon, all square. . Tito first round of the Old Parr Cup competition was plnyed on Saturday, handicap match play. Following were the results: —W. Halligim bent Kneebone, 1 up; J. Thorn and D. Sherwin, all square: H. G. Keeley beat A. Crabb, 8 and 2; Mentiploy bent L. H. Little. 4 and 8; M. Loverldge beat Thomson, 3 and 1; Dr. Mackereth beat Campbell, 4 and 3: 11. Buckley beat Bluck, (1 and 5; L. Barkmnn beat Carruthers, sen., 4 and 3; S. A. Blue beat Middleton, 8 and 6: Carruthers. jun. beat. Coombes. 8 and 7: W. Wilson beat Mac Donald, 8 and 2; Montague beat L. Sutcliffe. 6 and 4; Irving beat Irvine. 4 and 3; N. Johnston beat W. Heyworth, 6 and 4. PLAY AT MORRINSVILLE [from our own correspondent] MORRINSVILLE, Monday The Morrinsville Golf Club played Walton A and B teams in matches for the Waiknto Pennant Both Morrinsville teams won by seven matches to one. Results of games, Morrinsville men being mentioned first in each case, were:—A match: Coopei beat Crawford, 6 and 6; J. Lee beat Catlin, B and 4; Ryan bent Dickey, 6 and 5; Ross beat Thompson, 4 and 8: J. Maingay beat Guy. G and 5: Seifert lost to Payne, 4 and 3; Petry beat Bro ike, 4 and 8; Goosman beat Davis, 1 up. B match: Goosman beat Payne, 8 and 1: Porter beat Davis, 4 and 3; Dickinson lost to Brooks, 2 and 1; Brown beat Kirk, 2 up: Faulkner beat Way, 2 up; Maclean beat Barker, 4 and 3: Somera beat Fromm, 5 and 4: Simons beat Hayward, 5 and 4. OPOTIKI MEDAL ROUND [by telegraph—own correspondent] OPOTIKI. Monday Twenty-four members of the Opotiki Golf Club took part in a medal round on Saturday. A strong cold wind made playing conditions difficult. The best cards were:—L. Stuart, 89, 19—70: P. Fox. 85, 14—71; G. B. Murray. 93, 18—75; H. G. Simpson, 95, 20—75.