GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22864, 20 October 1937, Page 22

GOLF CONTESTS

CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB MRS. HUGHES EQUALS RECORD The first nnd second rounds of the c*liani pioiish i i>« of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club wore played under splendid conditions at Middlemoro yesterday. The course was in fine order, the fairways being bard and fast, and tho greens true. A high standard was shown by many of tho competitors. Tlio outstanding performance of tho day was the excellent round of 70 recorded by Mrs. 11. R. Hughes in a bogey competition, her score beitis? 8 tip. Mrs. Hughes equalled Hie course record established by Mrs. W. H. Ralph last week. ITer card read:— Out: 4 r> r> r> t r» a •! s—lo In: 3 1 -1 1 I 5 5 5 4 —3O Mrs. Hughes qualified last week for tho senior championship, but withdrew before the draw, as she would not have been available for the resultant match play had she survived the first two rounds yesterday. The first and second rounds of the chain: pionsliips resulted as follows: — SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP First Round.—Mrs. Rnlph beat Miss N. Noakes, 4 and 2; Mrs. J. W. Craven beat Mrs. A. M. Grant. 2 and J; Mrs. G» It. Hutchinson beat Mrs. Ferguson, 2 and 1; Miss N. MacCormick beat Mrs. J. M. Wilson, at the mill, Miss E. M. Upton beat Mrs. C. ,T. Green, a and 5; Mrs. K. Dare won by default from Mrs. A. W. Rushton; Miss R. Roberton beat Mrs. S. S. Wilson, 4 and *3; Mrs. J. S. Colegrove beat Miss N. Ballantyne, 4 and 3. Second Round. —Mrs. Ralph beat Mrs. Craven, 2 up; Mrs. Hutchinson beat Miss MacCormick, 1 up; Mrs. E. Dare beat Miss E. M. Upton, 3 and 2; and Miss R. Roberton beat Mrs. J. S. Colegrove, 5 and 4. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP First Round.—Mrs. E. B. Brown brat Mrs. F. Noakes, 3 and 2; Mrs. E. W. Yates beat Mrs. C. Ring, 2 and lj Mrs. B. C. Jacobs beat Miss I>. Wootton, 1 up; Miss E. F. Upton beat Mrs; H. W. Wilson, 4 and 3; Miss S. Mahoney beat Miss M. Milsom, 5 and 4; Mrs. R. B. Wilson beat Mrs. W. B. Souter, 2 up; Mrs. C. H. Knight beat Mrs. Gorrie, 3 and '2; and Miss M. Graham beat Miss P. France, 2 and 1. ' Second Round.—Mrs. E. 8., Brown beat Mrs. Yates, 4 and 2; Miss E. F. Upton bent Mrs. B. C. Jacobs, 2 up; Miss S. Mahoney beat Mrs. R. B. Wilson, 7 and 5; and Mrs. C. 11. Knight beat Miss M. Graham, 1 up. The semi-finals and finals of the championships will be played on Friday. A bogey match resulted: —Seniors: Mrs. H. R. Hughes, 8 up; Miss R. Roberton, 2 up; Mrs. A. M Grant, Mrs. J. S. Colegrove, 2 down. Juniors: Miss M. Stevenson, 4 up; Mrs. E. W. Yates, Miss S. Mahoney, 2 down. Mrs. G. Upton and Miss C. Mitchell were this winners of Mrs. J. M. Wilson's prizes for C grade medal foursomes. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB MEDAL HANDICAP MATCH Members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club will piay the L.G.U. medal in conjunction with tho second round of the Kolm Trophy to-morrow, commencing at 1 o'clock; — First Tee. —Mrs. R. S. Deighton v. Mrs. M. Frascr Smith, Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. R. A l . Spinley, Mrs. G. McMillan v. Mrs. G. L. lAUard, Mrs. J. C. Finlay v. Mrs. P. Andrew, Mrs. J. M. Shroff v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. R. S. Whale v. Mrs. G. S. Laird, Mrs. 11. L. Wilson v. Mrs. A. Jj. Caughey. Mrs. B. Cooper v. Miss H. Mitchell, Mrs. G. W. Jinman v. Mrs. S. A. Pezaro, Mrs. I. B. Stewart v. Mrs. I. Mclndoe, Mrs. N. A. Naisniith v. Mrs. M. H. Russell, Miss A. Placket v. Mrs. L. H. Norton, Miss P. Moody v. Mrs. G. L. TayJor, Mrs. C. 'E. Grevatt v. Miss C. Wright, Mrs. J. Palmer v. Miss M. Wright, Mrs G. Bartleet v. Miss R. Pagni, Mrs. J. E. SulclilTe v. Mrs. D. R. Walker, Mrs. R. F. Ward v. Miss S. Johnston, Mrs. C. Robinson v. Mrs. S. Bennett, Miss N. W. Self v. Miss R. Webster, Mrs. H. Brinsden v. Mrs. S. Tong, Mrs. M. Tuck v. Mrs. A. K. Jackson, Mrs. F. Lucas v. Mis. C. R. McC'ullough, Mrs. A. T. Garlick v. Mrs. A. Harvey, Mrs. W. C. Beaumont v. Miss L. Hall, Miss E. Sanders v. Mrs. M. Winter. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. W. Badle.v v. Mrs. L. (Coakley, Mrs. J. M. Marett v. Mrs. G. Goldwater, Mrs. E. J. Richardson v. Mrs. H. Miller, Mrs. B. Goldwater v. Mrs. W. H. Horton, Miss A Fouhy v. Mrs. W. C. S. Leys, Miss E. Marshall v. Miss G. Thompson, Mrs. R. M. Paifinson v. Miss R. Grevatt, Mrs. E. "O'Neill v. Mrs. A. Bartley.

The results of a Stableford bogey played yesterday were:— Seniors.—Mrs. M. Shroff, 33, 8—IT; Mrs. M. Fraser Smith, 20, 11 —37; Mrs. R. S. Whale, 27, S—3s; Mrs. M. Alison, 32, 3 —35.

Juniors.—First division: Mrs. S. Tong, 17, IS—35; Mrs. M. Tuck, 17, 18—33; Mrs. A. K. Jackson, 15, 1.7 —32. Second division: Mrs. A. T. Garlick, 15, 22—37; Mrs. M. Winter, 12, 25—37; Miss E. Marshall, 10, 20—30; Mrs. A. Harvey, 14, 20~>-34; Mrs. It. M. Pattinson, 14, 20—31. Mrs. Garlick won 011 the recount. C Grade. —Miss D. Hart, Mrs. J. Grierson, 118; Mrs. A. S. won on the recount.

REMUERA LADIES' CLUB A bogey match played by members of the Reniuera Ladies' Golf Club resulted as follows.-—Miss D. Grove, 2 down; Miss J. C-oa'kley, * 4 down; Miss Pocock, Miss V. Henderson, Miss J. Henderson, 5 down. The four-ball best-ball bogey match resulted: —Miss Badeley and Mrs. MacMorran, ft -up; Mrs. Martin and Miss Cousins. *1 up; Mrs. Wylie and Miss Wilson, Mrs. Price und Miss Bailey, 2 up. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Results of a medal round played by weekend members of the. Akarana Ladies' Golf Club were; —Miss M. Hodge, TOO, 30 —715; Miss E. Cowan, 4,07. —75; Miss E. Prideaux, 103, 27 —76; Miss 1. Brown, 96, 10—77; Miss M. Webber, 107, 30—77. /The results of the second division of thq B grade medal round played yesterday were:— Mrs. J. Aitken Paterson, 106, 36—70; Miss M. Will, 114, 30—78. RODNEY CLUB'S TITLES The following were the results of the Rodney Golf Club's' championships:— Senior—J. C. Hill beat S. Morrison, 3 and 1. ~, ~ Junior.—P. Halligan beat T. balden, 1 up. The best cards in the bogey competition were:—H. Thompson, 2 up; Scott and Hill, .1 up. Four-ball best-ball: C. Farman and C. Ellis, 5 up. CAMBRIDGE CLUB [i'HOM OUll OWN OOKHKS'PONDKKT] CAMBRIDGE, Tuesday Tlio competition for a trophy presented by Dr. H. C. Tod, captain of the Cambridge Golf Club, was won by I. Titchwark, whoso score for tlm two medal rounds was 173, 32 —MI. Other good cards handed in were:— N. E. Wilson, 182, 40—142; W. ,T. Ward, 171, 28 —143; T. Fairbrother, 170, 3(5—14H; Ji. Boucher, 160, 16—14.1; A. J. Law, 160, 22 —-114; H. Clayton, 171. 20—145: R. S. Alford. Inl, 8—140; -T. Butlor, 16'-', 16— 116; S. Holdgatc, 167, 20—147; S. Baker, 180, 28 —lft2. . , In the final of the intermediate championship H. Clayton defeated S. Baker, 5 up and 4, over 30 holes. The club's big Labour week-end tourney will commence on Friday, and it is expected that there will be. good entries, particularly for tho events later in tlio week.

WAIHI TROPHY WINNERS ' [KUOM OI;K o\vN h cokhkhcondknt] "WATHI, Tuesday The Wnilii Golf Club has closed its H).T7 season. The winners in the Indies' club are as follows:—Senior championship, Mrs. Greenwood; junior championship, Mrs. F. C. V. Clark; tL.G.U. silver medal, Mrs. M. Hell; bronze medals Mrs. Payze and Mrs. F. C. V. Clark; eclectic competitions. Miss F. Clark; first section match, Mrs. Wilson. Section winners: A section, Mrs. Pnyze; H section, Mrs. Stainton; C section, Mrs. "Wilson; second section match, Mrs. Greenwood. Sealed hole No. 1, Mrs. "Walters; No. '2, Mrs, Greenwood; Stnbleford boarey No. 1, Mrs! Bell; No. '2, Mrs. Wilson; boirey match, Mrs. Falhvell;..medal rounds, Mesdumes W, 11. Johnston, Hell and "Whitehead; putts on medal round, Mrs. F. C. V. Clark. Men's club Winners were:—Senior championship, G. K. Cullen; intermediate, \V. Ludwiir; junior, "W. Kapson; club cup, "W. H. Stainton; captain's trophy, W. l?apson; Stnbleford bosre.v match. Slainton and CairnS lied; fcur-ball boirey, Lndwip: an<J; Metcalfe tied with Clark and Lowrie; boeey match, E. M. Metcalfe. Miss M. Delane.v and W. Hollis won the president's trophy for best acßrearnte score in two rounds of mixed foursomes.