GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22725, 11 May 1937, Page 19

GOLF CONTESTS

MATCHES AT ORAKEI COMPETITION FOR CUPS BOGEY HANDICAP TO NICHOLLS Following are the results of the first round of the Camfosa Oup played by members of the Orakei Golf Club: J. Murane beat D. Yuill. 2 up; E. Turner beat D. Lorlmer, & and i; A. Beckett beat R. Stall worthy, 6 and 4; E. Keenan beat 8. Kerr. 3 and 2; M. Gray beat, D. Storwont, 6 and 4; 8. Neels beat Watson, A and 1; G. Fleming beat D. K. Duncan, 2 up; A. Bickorstafl beat A. T, Bell. 2 and 1-A P. 8. Bell beat R. Findlay. 2 and l\ R. Morgan beat C. Wallace. 7 and 5; A. Bevege beat J. Duncombe, 2 and 1; J. Foote beat G. Impey, 1 urn F. B. Court beat L. Smith, '2 up; G. Farrant beat J. Steane, 4 and 3. , . The best cards in the second round of the Young Cup were: —M. L. Gray, 81, 16 <>•>. R Morgan, 66, 18- —08; D, I£< o_u n c an, 83, Hi—7o; J. H. Kaylpf. 04, 24 /0|! E. Jansen. 82, 12—70; E. Turner, 8/, 10—71, A bogey handicap was won r>y Pj. u> Nicholls with a card of 2 DP- Other Rod cards wCf 6:—-H. W. CattierOfl, R* Mofjfctt* 1 Members will play a medal round tomorrow niorning and a Stabieford bogey handicap in the afternoon. ORAKEI LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for tho monthly medal competition to be played next rhursday by members of the Orakei Ladies Goir Club;— Mrs, P. Browne v. Miss B. Tulloch, Mrs. A. Rossitor v. Miss N. Appicyard Mrs. M. A. White v. Mrs. E. He.tlsleigh, Mrs P. Foote v. Mrs. H. Blshara. Miss PatersoiJ v. Mrs L. Crimp, Mrs k. Long v. Miss A. Revecre Mrs F. Rabone v. Mrs. ROlwon, Mrs Dcverson v. Mrs Stafford, Mrs LasliH v Mrs By lam'. Miss K. Morgan v MM. L. Findlay, Mrs. M. Smith v Mrs Z. Mar* tin Mrs Smythe v. another. Following is the draw tor the Bret round of the piesidcnU cup handicap, match play, to be completed by May 23:—Mrs. r. Browne v Mrs. L. Findlay Miss Andfews v Miss N. Applevard. Miss B. Tulloch V. Miss I) Clark, Miss A. Graham v Mrs. M H Whiff Miss A. Rossi tor v. Miss E Graham, Misa D Watson v. Mms E| Marshal). Miss N. Kerr v. Miss M. Graham. Mrs. G Impey v. Mrs T Wood PUPUKE LADIES' CLUB Week-end members .1 the .Pupuke Ladies pnif riiib will play a modal handicap next lo«•» Knot ETm"a.m'lwVMr. T Mo Farlane Miss B Ensoll v. Miss M. Sex toft. Miss D. Williams v Miss E. Mills .Miss M Baync v Mis* M. Virtue, Miss h Sheriff v Miss K. Mair. Miss B Kensington v Miss M Brown. Miss M, Mitcalfe v Miss M 3 Payne Miss H. Ludlow v Miss H, Cornthwaite, Miss J Hemming, v. Miss I Botchkiss Miss Bakewell v. Miss L. Barker. Following are the results of a bogey liandir. ninvpd vesterday—Seniors: Mrs. A. Tysoe /down; Mrs. W. Houghton. 6 down; Bdo^fMfsß d r n Came n r"n, SS o Sown. * A 'bqgey match played weekend WSS d f! S mK *"*<'SS; M®is D Williams! 5 down GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the third round the captain's prize. ,0 be Played by week-end members of the Glendowfa Ladies « if cMnh next Saturday:—Miss £j. Smith v. ■xul Gr M Faram, Miss M. English v. iilco T?* l< Maidens, Miss B. Leonard v. M'. s? E" niennu Miss B. Agmen Smith v. Mf 88 {f wiviiL MiVs B. Wake v. Miss J. F ,BH p Arthur v. Miss B. Sharman, ffi'/ ShariaDd .. Miss M. toll* Mi„

E. D. Gregson v. Miss J. Buchanan, Miss N. F. Howe V. Miss L. Gray, Miss I. Wells v. Miss M. Goodwin, Miss W. Sutton V. Miss N. Shirley, Miss S. Mclndoe v. Miss N. McMahon, Miss F. Nation v. Mrs. L. Monteith, Miss N. Stratton v. Mißs B. Steven, Miss P. Wilcock v. Miss M. Steven, Miss E. Foster v. Miss P. Mumford, Miss G. Hume v. Miss O. Odlin, Miss J. Nutsford V. Miss M. Drysdaie, Miss F. Thomas v. Mies M. Hughes. . , The results of the bogey competition were as follows: —A grade: Mrs. J. C. Hill, 4 1 down; Mrs. F. H. Browne, 4 down; Mrs. R. B. Allen, 4 down. Mrs. Hill won on the count back. B grade: Miss B. SutOf, all ; square; Mrs. M. McKelvoy, 4 down; Mrs. , J. E. Ray, 4 down.REMUERA LADIES' CLUB ' Following is the draw for the L.G.TJ. ; medal match to be played by members of • the RemueM Ladles' Golf Club next Thursday:—Mrs. Bush v. Mrs. MacMorran, Mrs. ! Rocke v. Mrs. V. Badeley, Mrs. MacDiarmid i v. Mrs. Prouting, Miss M. Gray v. Mrs. I Leggett, Mrs. P. Wallis v. Mrs. Chambers, i Mrs. Wiley v. Mrs. D. Macfarlane, Mrs. J. • Malfroy v Mre Davenport, Mrs. R. Morton - v. Mrs. A. Martin, Mrs. D, McCrone v. Miss Sheath. Miss M. Cousins v. Mrs. McCorkindnle, 1 Mrs Stewart v Mrs. V. Windsor Mrs. Woods v. Mrs. A. M. Young, Mrs. W Wright v Miss Binsted, Mrs. A. B, Cooke v Mrs. L Hunt, Mrs. W. Alexander v. Mrs. G. W Thomson. Miss H. Bewes v. Miss M. Somers, Miss M. Mitchelson v. another, M rs P. Clatworthy v. Mrs. Brice. The draw for a flag match to be played next week-end is as follows:—Miss S. Colson v Miss McGinn, Miss Maxwell v, Miss L St. George, Miss J. Coakley v. Miss C. Durham, Miss N. Vaughan v. Miss B. Gardener Miss K. Stokes v. Miss E. Boon, MiM 'D. Grove v. Miss G, Henderson, Miss D. Wilson v. Miss A. Short, Mrs. Silts v. Mifts M. Hobart, Miss P. Boon v. Miss V Henderson, Miss M. Pocock v. another MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for tho Heald Cup to be played by members of the Manukan Ladies' Golf Club to-morrow, commencing at noon, the first in players to qualify:—Mrs. BurgOSß v. Mrs. Bairtl, Mrs, George v, Mrs. Goddard. Mrs. Yates v. Miss J. Litt.io, Mrs. Campbell Jenkins v. Miss Graham, Mrs. Carpenter v. Mrs. D. Ellott, Mrs. Parker v, Mrs, FarqUhar, Mrs. Grant v. Mrs. BradStreet, Mrs Urquhart v, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Bishop v. Mrs. Warden, Mrs. Pollock v Mrs. Talbot, Miss Brooks v. Mrs. Binsrley, Mrs. Napier v. Mrs. Fleming, Miss King v. Mrs. H. Dreadon, Mrs. de Catorel; v. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. McNcish v. Mrs. Looker. The L.G.TJ. medal was won by Miss Graham, 105, 27—78. Tne best medal round scores were:—Mrs. Walmcsly, 107, 36—71; Miss Nixon, 112, 30—7(j. Mrs. W- A. Pavitt. 103, 24—79 DARGAVILLE COMPETITION [BY TELKOnAPH —OWN COUHIOSJ'ONDENtJ DARGAVILLE, Monday The first competition of tho season, a Stableford bogey handicap, was played during the week-end at the Mount Wesley links, and Was won by F. C. Gould, who compiled a card of 18. 0 —25. The next best card was that of G. A. Richardson, 15, 8 —23. The new 18-hole course was in use. Members are now becoming more used to what is undoubtedly a harder test of golf than that to which they have been accustomed in the past, mainly owing to the fact that the course has been laid out according to modern ideas in goif architecture. While tho playing length is very little shorter than previously, the par of tho course is four strokes lower, and every hole calls for good golf, particularly in regard to distance. , On Wednesday, Coronation Day, a Canadian mixed foursome will be played. WHAU VALLEY CLUB [BY TELiiGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT] WIIANGAREI, Monday A Dogey competition "played during the week-end by members Of the Whau Valley Golf Club was won by H. R, Mills, with a score of 1 down.