LADY PLAYER'S RECORD

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

LADY PLAYER'S RECORD

NORTH AUCKLAND CHAMPION [by telegraph—ovrs correspondent] WHANGAREI, Sunday A: course record was established on the Whangarei Ladies' Golf Club's Mount Denby links yesterday afternoon by the North Auckland ladies golf champion, Miss Jean Stewart, when playing in an L.G.U. medal match, which she won with the score of 81, 9 72. Her card was 38 out, which is one under par, and 43 for tho home run. Other good cards were:—Miss W. E. Lamb, 93, 16 — 77; Mrs. E. H. Steele, 93, 16—77; Mrs. J. Robertson, 97, 19—78. The home links Coronation medal and the Aotca Roa Cup matches for all clubs in the Dominion -nere also competed for in conjunction, and Miss Stewart's card will go forward for these events. t AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB Following were the best scores returned in tlie Coronation Medal and Aotca Roa Cup competitions, played in conjunction with tho monthly medal and second round of the Eclectic Cup, by members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club:— Seniors. —Mrs. G. R. Buttle, 86, 8 —78; Miss E. M. Upton, S9, 30—79; Mrs. J. S. Colegrove, 91, 11—SO. Juniors: Miss H. Cutfield, 07, 19 —78; Mrs. A. M. Grant, 97, 10 —7B; Miss P. France, 103, 21—7,9; Mrs. R. B. Wilson, 108, 29 —79. Miss CutEeld won on the count back. WAITEMATA CLUB A Stableford bogey competition was played by members of the Waitemata Golf Club on Saturday, the winner being W. Shaw, with a card of 24, 14 —38. Other good cards were: J. Parker, 39, IS—37; F. Hammond, 22, 11—33; J. McYeagh, 14, 18—32; K. Buchanan. 38, 3 1—32; W. Tounscnd, 21, 33—32; B. Mr Gee, 10, 15—31; F. Mac Duff, 18, 13 —31; F. Ferguson, 19, 12—31; W. Lord, 17, 14—31. PUPUKE CLUB The first round of the four-ball best-ball knock-out competition was played by members of the Pupuke Golf Club on Saturday. Following were the results: —H. Randrup and R. Durham beat E. L. Ryan and H. Buckley, 4 and 3; J. Drought and W. J. Thompson beat T. Roach and C. Jaggs, 3 and 2; J. Mullard and B. Kissen beat A. Hyde and E. Carson, 3 and 2; 11. Y. Gray and J. Armstrong lost to T. Gooding and If. Nicholas, 2 and 1; C. 11. Palmer and H. Mullis heat S. Ardley and F. Hcldt, 1 up; G. C. Malcolm and L. Brooks beat A. F. Burnett and R. Mullis, 1 up; R. Nicholas and 11. Probert beat Jt. Paecy and F. A. Fox, 3 and 2; 11. Brickell and T. Howden beat R. Burns and J. West, 1 up. In the four-ball bogey scramble J. Drought and W. J. Thompson returned a good card of 2 up. Other scores were:—C. H. Palmer and H. Mullis, 1 up; J. Ryan and 11. Buckley, 1 up. ... A four-ball best-ball bogey match resulted in a tie between E L. Ryan and F. McCarthy and G. C. Malcolm and W. J. Ihompson, each 4 up. The former pair won on tho count back. The next best cards returned were:—J. Drought and J. M. West, 3 up; L. Mackay and H. Randrup, 3 up; W. ltoss and S. Ardley. 3 up; H. Mullis and C. 11. Palmer. 2 up; J. H. Hume and L. Hume, 1 up; J. Armstrong and H. Y. Gray, 1 up. CAMBRIDGE LADIES' CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Sunday The second round of the match for Mrs. E. Niekle's trophy will be played by members of the Cambridge Ladies' Golf Club on* Tuesday, instead of Wednesday. The draw is as follows:—Mrs. 11. N. Freeman v Mrs. .1 Banks, Mrs. K. Browne v. Mrs. 11. L. Nixon Mrs. A. .T. Law v. Miss C. Hewett, Miss J. Thompson v. Sirs. K. Wilkinson, Mrs. D. L. Ilastie v. Miss J. Brewer. Mrs. H. Clayton v. Miss J. Garland. .Mrs F. C. Rogers v. another, Miss J. Watt v. Mrs. IT. Crowther, Mrs. W. J. Ward v Miss E. Skeet, Mi«s J. Sayers v. Mrs. A. N. Macky, Airs. J Haworth'v. Mrs V. Hollis, Mrs. W. 7?obinson v Mrs. A. R. Bafeholor, Miss J. Feisst v. Mrs. W. Who well, Mrs. D. Corrie v. Miss \ Hewett, Mrs. E. Niclde v. Mrs. E. Morrice, Miss R. Souter v Miss R. White, Miss K. Peakc " Miss R. Speight, Miss N. Butler v. Mrs P Suckling, Miss Brann v. Mrs. I. Fairbrother, Mrs. D. Soppett v. Miss R. Calvert Miss G. West v. Miss G. Perkins. Miss F Clark v. Mrs. O. Watson. Miss N. Banks v." Miss J. Priestley, Miss B. Skeet v. Mrs. W Munroe, Mrs. H. B. Rishworth v ; Mrs. A. L. Allen, Mrs J. Butler v. 'Miss K. Horne, Mrs. C. Thompson v. Mrs. Mason, Miss M. Ferguson v. Miss M. Mahony. Saturday Players. Miss V Moore v Miss D Davies. Miss Rigger v. Miss G. Atkinson. Miss D. Wallace v. Mrs. G. Hamilton.

ROTORUA CLUB'S MATCH [from our own correspondent] ROTORUA, Sunday

FollowinK were the best cards roturnrri in the Rotorna Golf null's Stableford bogey handicap yesterdayJ. J-Inmpson. 10 IS—--37; E. Barker, 30. 5—3.); U. Pott, of). Jn- H. Parata, 20, 8—34; G. Marshall, oq 0—34; S. E. Carr. 30, 2—32; V. Keys, of' 8—32; J. Dillon, 14,18-32; J. F. Lee, 21 , 0_3l ; W. Pcnno, 17. 14—31; T. Kerr 23, 0 31; F Barnes, 13, 18—31; F. Wllkio, 19, H—3o.