GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22878, 5 November 1937, Page 17

GOLF CONTESTS

GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB MEDAL HANDICAP EVENT RESULTS IN TWO GRADES The results of the L.G.U. medal handicap played by members of the Glendowio Ladies' Golf Club are as follows: Handicaps 1-I!).—Mrs. A. J. Ferguson, till, I"—7:i; Mrs. M. G. iJcArthur, lit, IT—7l; Mrs. J. C. Hill, O-l. IS —70; Mrs. ,T. X. Campbell, Ul, L7 —77; Mrs. X. Taylor, OU, 1 (J —77. Handicaps •_ > o-3(i.—Mrs. S. Keys, ion, -7—Til; Miss H. Sutton, 07, 'J t —7;!; Mrs. E. H. Colebrook, OS, '_'l—7l; Miss E. Porter, sis. -ja—7.'>; Mrs. E. Ilardlcy, 101, 20 —7<>; Mrs. R. Stirling, 103, 'JO —77. Mrs. Keys won on the recount. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB PRIZE LIST FOR SEASON [from OUR OWN COIUiKSI'ONDKXr] HAMILTON, Thursday The l!i:i7 season has been a most successful one for tho Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club. The senior championship was won by Mrs. H. F. Mander, while the junior title went to Mrs. A. G. 8011. TIIO prizo list for tho year is as follows, the various competitions being keenly contested:—Club champion, Mrs. H. P. Mander; runner-up, Mrs. H. McDonald; junior champion, Mrs. A. G. Bell; runnerup, Mrs. E. Grocott; Gillies Vase, Mrs. S. U. Bennett; runner-up, Mrs. C. L. MacDiarmid; Douglas Cup, Mrs. C. W. Jewell; consolation match, Mrs. K. V. Daldy; Jennings Cup, Mrs. G. B. Isdalc; Pinfold Cup, Mrs. 11. McDonald; llorton Cup, Miss A. Coventry; runner-up, Miss J. Masters; president's trophy, Mrs. E. V. Daldy; captain's trophy, Mrs. C. A. Arthur; handicap foursomes, Mrs. IT. McDonald and Mrs. C. Blundollj runners-lip. Miss M. Wilkinson and Mrs. I{. Worley; four-ball best-ball, Mrs. A. E. McCracken and Mrs. E. Firth; rintrer coinpetition, scr. to "JO, Mrs. C. F. O'Connor; •-'1 to 'JO, Mrs. G. B. Dent; :io to 30. Mrs. it. Booth; bogey aggregate, Saturday players, Miss It. Bell; match play, Saturday players, Miss R. Bell; biggest rcdudion iu handicap, Mrs. S. O. Bennett; mutc'y play for Thursday players, bogey, Mrs. C'. F. O'Connor; L.G.U. silver medal, Mrs. C. A. Arthur, L.G.U. bronze medal, Airs. C. W. Jewell. The following donated trophies:—Mrs. H. Douglas, Mrs. R. English. Mrs. G. W. (Sower, Mrs. P. G. Russell. Mrs. E. V. Daldy, Mrs. X, Rawlings. Mrs. 11. Toombs, Mrs. E. C. Brewis, Miss M. Campbell and Miss E. Madeley. NORTHERN WAIROA CLUB CLOSING DAY COMPETITIONS [BY TKI.KGRAI'H —OWN" CORRESPONDENT] DARGAVILLE, Thursday A year of notable protrress has been recorded by the Northern Wairoa Golf Club, which has officially closed for the season. Much improvement work has been carried out on the course and next year promises to be the most successful in the history of the club. The final of the Stableford bogey was won by L. G. W. Davidson with a score of 'JO. and in another closing day competition a double success was attained by J. D. Hosking, who putted extremely well to return a score of JO, two under par, and who also approached well to win tho play-off with G. Francis after 10 players had originally tied. The long-driving contest was won by R. V. Burton, with J. Pengelly second. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the L.G.U. medal match to be played by members of tho Kemuera Ladies' Golf Club next Thursday, starting at 10.15 o'clock: —Mrs. MacMorran v. Mrs. McC'rone, Mrs. Davenport v. Mrs. Rocke. Mrs. Steadman v. Miss Bailey. Mrs. Wallis v. Mrs. Price, Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. MofTitl, Mrs. Morton v. Mrs. Badeley, Mrs. Leggett v. Miss Bewes, Mrs. Macfarlane v. Mrs. McCorkindale, Mrs. Bush v. Mrs. Malfroy, Mrs. Wily v. Miss Wilson, Mrs. Stewart v. Mrs. Young. Mrs. Cooke v. Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Cashmore v. Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Thomson v. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Clatworthy v. Miss Phillips. AKARANA LADIES CLUB The L.G.U. and handicap medal round played yesterday by members of tho Akarana Ladies' Golf Olub resulted as follows: — Seniors.—Mrs. L. Kingsland. SS, .18—70; Mrs. C- E. Cam mirk, 01, 18—70; Miss I. McC'read.v, 93. 13—SO. , , - Juniors.—Mrs. W.-J, McAllen, 01, -I—<3; Miss S. Kirk, 101. 28—76; Mrs. D. Leys, ll'J, 30—70; Miss M. Neville, 108, 30 —78. TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following arc the results of a bogey match played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club: — Seniors.—Mrs. G. W. .Tinman, 1 up; Mrs. R!> S. Whale, Miss N. W. Self, all square; Mrs. A. L. Canghey, 1 down. Juniors. —Miss M. Wright. Miss R. \\ ebstcr. all square; Mrs. M. Tuck, 1 down; Miss S. Johnston. 3 down. Miss Wright won 011 the recount. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB They C grade medal handicap match played yesterday by members of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club was won by Miss J. Williams with a score of 111. OTAHUHU LADIES* CLUB The winners of the medal rounds played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club yesterday were:—B grade: Mrs. F. C. Burton 100, 36 —70. C grade: Mrs. L. Canham, 115. 31— SI. , The L.U.U. medal competition, which was postponed this week on account or the inclement weather, will be played on Saturday, the original draw to stand. CAMBRIDGE LADIES' RECORD [FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT] CAMBRIDGE, Thursday The official gross record of the Cambridge Ladies' Golf Club was lowered by Mrs. I\. Broune during the October bogey match. Her gross score for the round was 70, and she finished l up on bogey. Mrs Iv L. Wilkinson's trophies were won by Miss E. Robinson (senior) and Mrs, A. Nolan (junior). RUGBY LEAGUE TOUR SUCCESS OF KANGAROOS CLOSE MATCH AGAINST WIGAN LONDON, Nov. 3 The Kangaroos defeated Wigan by 25 points to 2;3 after "Wigan had led at half-time by 10 points to S. The game was played at a terrific pace, with passing from one end of the field to the other. There were many spectacular runs bv players 011 both sides. * Wigan led by 10 points to •'! early, but soon after Hie commencement of the second half tho Kangaroos held the advantage by 11 points to 10. ' The homo side then gained the lead with 15 points to I I, and held a slender advantage until near the end, when the .Australians scored a try and a goal lo give them victory. The Kangaroos scored seven tries and two goals, and Wigan five tries and four goals.