GLENDOWIE CLUB

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22724, 10 May 1937, Page 15

GLENDOWIE CLUB

.'MEDAL / ECLECTIC COMPETITION

A 36 holes medal handicap eclectic competition was played over the last two Saturdays by members of the Glendowie Golf Club. The match was played in two divisions. The senior resulted in a tie between A. C. Johns and Dr. Claude Horton with a net 65. In the • count back Johns won. The junior division •was won by O. Jones, with a net 61. The next best cards handed in were:—W. Loag, 81, 22—62; R. W. McCarthy, 89, 25 'til; K. Cameron, SO, 15—65; M. Clark, 90, '25—65; R. J. McCrystall, 76, 9 —67; N. W. Hard ley, 88, 21 —67; S. Keys, 84, 17—07; ,S. R. Self, 74, 7—07; G. D. Pollock, SO. :13—G7; H. J. Aitken. 75, S—o7; J. D. Paterson, 87, 19 —68; 1 G. O'Neill. SO. 31— •60; R. K. Davis, S4, 15—69; G. Palmer, SI, 14—70. A medal handicap competition for the Mon- __ teitli Cup, last lour rounds played between " March 20 and May 2, resulted in a tie between J. D. Paterson and R. K. Davis, with aa aggregate 'of 273, an average of GBVJ. On a play-off "over a further 18 holes, Davis won with a net 69. A four-bajl best-ball bogey handicap played during the week-end was won by S. R. Self _ ;and J. R. McCrystall, with a card of 4 up. An open day will bo held 011 Coronation Day. A medal handicap will be played in conjunction with a Stableford bogey handicap in the morning. In the afternoon a four-ball best-ball bogey handicap will be played. \ isiturs are cordially invited. / / MAUNCAKIEKIE CLUB Following are the results of a medal han- ' dicap played at One Tree Hill on Saturday -by members of the MaungakieiUe Golf Club: — •. T 1 A Grade.—H. Roy, 82, 12—70; J. Ear le, 7S, 8—70; A. Woolley, 81. 10 —71; W. R. Teape. S2 10 —72; J. Belham, 76, 3 —73; ,J. Palmer, 80, 7—73; C. A. Jarman, SO, 7—73; J. S. Colegrove, Si, 11—73. Roy won on the count back. B Grade. —L. J. Drummond, 87. 19—68; E. D. Thomas, 83, 13—70; A. Cahill, 91, 30—72; C. F. Rosser, 85, 13 —72; L. J. Robinson, 05. 23 —72. _f' . ' AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Following were the leading scores in tho Coronation medal and Aotca Roa Cup competitions, played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf'Club:—Miss K. Hally, 92, 15— 77; Miss K. Hickman, 95, 17 —78. The results of the first round of the Roskill Cup were as follows: —Mrs. E. Piownian beat Miss I. Walters. 5 and 4; Miss Iv. Bird beat Miss M. Fisher, 3 and 2; Mrs. H. Lovell 1 beat Mrs. R. Gordon. 7 and 5; Mrs. C. C Ewen beat Miss M. Will, 6 and 5; Mrs. L. Philip beat Mrs. H. L. Tumbull, at the 3 !-th; Miss B. Will beat Mrs. C. H. Ha 1 ford, 4 and 3; Mrs. G. Morrison beat Miss \\. Todd. 5 and 4; Miss M. Dalton beat Mrs. N. K. Bree, 6 and 4; Mrs. A. Reedy beat Mrs. D. Leys. 8 and 7; Mrs. B. Bree beat Mrs. ,W." L McAlien, 4 and 3. Miss I. McCready beat Mrs. C. E. Cammick, 1 up; Mrs. H. Saunders beat Miss B. ■Vickermari, S and 7; Mrs. A. Hawkeswood beat Mrs. J. F. Wells, 5 and 4; Mrs. L. Kingsland beat Miss A. Robb, 5 and 4; Mrs. J. Robb beat Mrs. O. Cook, 4 and 3; MTs. . ,G. Ashley heat Mrs. P. Sandman 2 and I; Miss G. Maden beat Mrs. 11. Sallery, 2 up_, Mrs. G. Tilston beat Mrs. C. N. Jacobsen, ■> and 4; Mrs. R. H. Coltman beat Mrs. C. 31. Taylor, 1 up; Miss J. Neill beat Miss N. Bfodie, 3 and 2. The second round must be played by next Monday. ... The second division of tho B grade will play a medal round to-morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock.

/ . ORAKEI LADIES' CLUB The following members of the Orakei Ladies' Golf Club qualified for the presidents cup competition:—Mrs. F. Browne, Miss I_>. Andrews. Miss B. Tulloch, Miss A. Graham, Mrs. A. Rossiter, Miss D. Watson, Miss Jn. Kerr, Mrs G. Impey, Mrs. T. Wood, Miss M. Graham, -Miss E. Marshall, Miss L. Graham, Mrs. M. H. White, Miss D. Clark, Miss*N. Appleyard, Mrs. L. Findlay. Results of the medal handicap are as follows:—A grade: Miss D. Watson, 90, -0 <(>, Mrs. T. Wood, 08, 20—78 B grade: Miss D. Andrews', 100, 20—71; Mjss Baulcombe 308, 30 —72. B grade, second division: ALiss Hepburn, 118; Miss Berry', 120. The best /cards returned in the Aotearoa Cup match were: —Miss A. Graham, i , 30 —70; Miss D. Watson, 00, 20 —/ 6; Miss D. Andrews, 101, 20—75. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB [i'ROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT] t / PAPAKURA, Sunday Members of the Papakura Ladies' Golf Club played the Coronation medal and Aotea Roil" Cup competitions yesterday. Mrs. Frrnch returned the best card, 93. Jb to The leading scores in the qualifying for the Fcrnaig Cup were as follows: Airs. French, 03 j Miss White, OS. r- —• * OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB Following are the results of the L.G.U medal, Aotea Koa Cup and Coronation medal competitions played by members of the otubulin Ladies' Golf Club: —A grade: Miss R. Kirkbride, 07, 10 —78. B grade: Miss N. Katz, 103, 32—7). B grade (second division): Hiss I. Gibson, 107, 30—73. .The King George V. Memorial competitions ■will be played on Wednesday, commencing 1U o'clock, players to arrange partners. i ROTORUA LADIES* CLUB c FIlOil OUR OWN CORRKSPONDKNT] ROTORUA, Sunday The draw for tne Rotorua Ladies' Golf Club's medal handicap on Tuesday is as follows:— Mrs. Tapper v Mrs. Herrold, Mrs. Smith v. Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Hcywood *• Mrs. Carruthers, Mrs. Amson v. Mrs. Bunyard, Miss C. Hill v. Mrs. Thompson, frs- Tyson v. Mrs. McDowell, Miss Marjoripanks v. Mrs Simmonds, Mrs. J. B. Lee • '■ Mrs. Monk', Mrs. Burnett v. Miss Dow'•Qg. Mrs. Herd v. Mrs. Graham, Miss Hewitt Mrs. Sheriff, .Mrs. Carroll v. Mrs. "orthington, Mrs. Hodgson v. Mrs. Young, s - wackrow v. Miss Hawkesworth, Mrs. i'tr rata r v - Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. Budd Tif o fortune, Mrs. Carr v. Mrs. L. Shaw, Mrs Spedding v. Mrs. Penno, Mrs. Fcnton p.. , IBS Hodgson, Mrs Goudio v. Mrs. H. , • ilrs - A. Smith v. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. maunders v. Miss Isdale, Mrs. Ormsby v. M™ V, lt , chock , Mrs. Butler v. Miss Fenton, zr rs ;,.«obinsnn v. Mrs. Byrne Mrs. Baker liinwii 65 -.J >allnptor d, Miss Wilson v. Mrs. Knih. ' Thomas v. Mrs. Haymes, Mrs. Un r |L. V : rs - Crawford, Miss Moon v. Mrs. Mr« ol R - c - Smith v. Mrs. Keys, ife. v' Mrs - tioodwin ' Mrs - Hay