MIDDLEMORE PLAY

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 18

MIDDLEMORE PLAY

STABLEFORD BOGEY WIN FOR K. M. WILSON TIE WITH S. J. ROBINSON A Stableford bogey was played by members of the Auckland Golf Club at Middlemore on Saturday. The competition was won by K. M. Wilson after a tie with S. J. Robinson. Wilson's medal round of 76 was the leading score of .the dayFollowing were the best cards returned:— K. M. Wilson, 32, 3—35; S. J. Robinson, 24, 11—35; T. Gill, 23. 11—34; R. W. G. Anderson, 25, 9—34; A. I. Johns. 25, 8 —33; A. J. Friedlander, 23. 10 —33; T. A. H. Oliphant, 15. 18—33; W. L. Wiseman, 10, 14—33; R. H. Browne, 25, 7 —32; K. E'aterson, 17, 15—32; W. Wilson. 20, 11—31; C. I. Nathan, 22, 0 —31; R. G. Raingor, 26. G—3l; W. B. Colbeck. 22. B—3o.8 —30. THE BALLIN CUP TITIRANGI MATCHES SUCCESS OF H. D. BRINSDEN The first round of the Ballin Cup was played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club on Saturday. Results were:— J. Yock beat G. C. Jones, 1 up; B. T. Laycock beat W. J. Davidge, 6 and 5; H. W. Sinclair beat F. G. Alpe. 4 and 3; E. Ohljion beat L. Knight, 3 and 1; R. J. Hamilton beat L. H. Rogers, 4 and 2; G. Galloway beat R. W. Cbristensen. at the 22nd; S. A. Pezaro beat H. L. Robson, 1 up; J. H. Young beat A. Shorter, 1 up; T. A. Taylor beat C. P. Worley, 2 up; H. IX Briiisden beat H. J. Court, 2 up; M. FraserSmith beat E. A. Tuke, 6 and 5; E. W. Yates beat C. Robinson, 4 and 2; L. E. R. •Wakeinan beat O. V. Garland. 4 and 2; H. T. Jaffrey beat J. F. Callinan, 6 and 4; W. C. Horton beat G. P. Roxburgh. 2 up. NORTH SHORE CLUB The first monthly medal round played by members of the North Shore Golf Club resulted as follows: Senior Division.—J. D. Bull, 84. 12—72; L. Harrison, 80, 8 —72; A. E. Browne, 76, 2—74; H. C. Steven. 79. 4—75. Bull wo;i on the count back. Junior Division.—A. S. Chambers, 89, 24 fi.V. H. E. Goodwin, 81, 14 —67; h. V. Johnston, 82, 15—07; G. Heale, 93, 21—(.'II: A. E. Bond, 94. 24—70; A. R. Mvers, 86, 14—72; R. M. Cornwell, 96, 24—72. WAITEMATA CLUB A Stableford bogey competition played on Saturday by members of the Waitemata Golf Club resulted in P. Roach winning with a score of •->B, 8—36. Other good cards were returned by J. McVettgh, 26, 8 —34; S. Ferguson, 22, 11 33; D Corbett, 20, 12—32; S. Bond, 21. 11—32; F. Lord, 20, 11—31; D. Rudge, 20,- li —31; R. Gau It, 13, 17—30. CLENDOWIE CLUB A four-ball best-ball match played by members of the Glendowie Golf Club was won by C. D'Authreau and J. A. S. Keys, with a card of 4 up. Other good cards were:—A. Kildnre and R. W. McCarthy. 3 up; P. Sheffield and R. K. Davis. 3 up; J. Barry and A. Horspool, 3 up; J. McCrystal and H. Aitken, 3 np; G. Pollock and E. Gray, 3 up; "W. Laxon and G. Palmer, 1 up; G. Graham and H. Hardley. 1 up. ORAKEI CLUB A Stableford bogey match played In two grades by members of the Orakei Golf Club resulted as follows: A Grade.—H. Cameron. 20. 11—37; M. Grav. 25, 11 —36; D. Hensleigh, 24, 12 —30; R. 28, 7—35; J. H. Naylor, 22. 12—34; C. Gray. 23. 11 —34; G. Tarrant, ofj, 5—34: E. G Nicholas, 23. 11 — B Grade.—L. Pepper, 24, 14—38; H. Obee. 19, 17—36; P Calame. 17, I<—34: P Gray. 19. 15—34.

REMUERAt CLUB Following were the results of a stableford bogey match played on Saturday by members of the Remuera Golf Club: —A. N. Lamb. 20. 11—37; W. J. Kilgour. 25, 10 — 35; W. M. Hunter. 21, 13 —34. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB \ medal round played yesterday by the week-end members of the Remuera Ladies' Golf Club resulted as follows: —Miss Coakley, 101, 24 —77; Miss Pocock, 106. 'J7—79; Mrs Sills, 100. 27—79. PUPUKE LADIES* CLUB A bogey match played on Saturday by the week-end members of the Pupuke Ladies' Golf Club was won by Miss B. Mills with a card of all square.

- GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB Following were ihe best cards returned in the L.G.U. medal competition played by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf 1 to 19.—Miss G. Faram, 87. 18—09; Mrs. M. G. McArthur, 04, 17 —77; Mrs. H. V. McGinley. 96. 19—77; Miss M. Melles, 96, 19—77; Mrs. N. Taylor. 94, 16 —78; Miss N. Sharland, 97, 17—80. Handicaps 20 to 30. —Miss M. Graham, 96 3(1—66; Miss F. Thomas, 97, 29—68; Mrs S. Ivevs 98. 27—71; Mrs. 11. M. Graham. 108, 38—72; Miss B. McCurd. 95, oj 74; Miss A. A. Graham, 97, 22—<5; Mrs. R. Stirling, 101, 24—77; Miss J. Long, 103, 26 —77. MATCH AT WAIUKU [from our own correspondent") WAIUKU, Sunday A four-ball best-ball bogey match was 'played yesterday by members of the Waluku Golf Club. The winners were Hamilton and Mandeno, 7 up. The next best were: —Compton and Forbes, North and Arkle, Ross and Barnaby, Jerram and Hamilton, 3 up; Howden and Ohlson. 2 up; Douglas and Whittaker, 1 up. PLAY AT HAMILTON GILBEY CUP COMPETITION [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Sunday The second medal handicap of the Gilbey Cnp competition was played at St. Andrews links yesterday by members of the Hamilton Golf Club. Following were the best cards: — 11. Cann 89, 22—(57; A. Walker, 83. 10— 07; A. T. James, 89, 18—71; C. H. H. Clarke, 83, 11—72; G. Seccombe, 77, 5 72; T. N Pemberton, 84, 10—74; H. F.

Blackle, 89, IQ—77; H. P. Clarke. 94. 17— 77; H. J. McMullin, 97. 20—77. The best aggregates for the two rounds were as follows: —R. Cann, 179, 44—-13 ft; C. H. H. Clarke, 103, 22—141; A. Walker, 176, 32 —144; N. Winger, 165. 20—146; G. Seccombe, 160, 14—146; H. F. Blackiu, 171, 24—147j H. P. Clarke, 182, 84 —148; E. McLellan, 184,, 36—148; H. J. McMnllln, 180, 40—149; A. T. James, 186, 86—149; T. N. Pemberton. 170, 20—160. HAURAKI PLAINS CLUB [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] THAMES, Sunday The official opening of the Hauraki Plains Golf Clnb was held yesterday afternoon, there being a very good attendance, including visitors from the Thames and Mangatawhiri Clubs. Mixed foursomes over nine holes were' played for trophies, the winners being J. Porter and Mins Harden, who tied with three other pairs with 41. Following are the scores:—Portei and Miss Harden, D. Malioney and Mrs. Pope, W. Wharfe and Miss Calvert, M. Hill and Miss Elliott. 41; F. Hammond and Miss Maher, 42; M. Maber and Mrs. Patey, 43; J. S. McClune and Mrs. Murray, 44; W. Symes and Mrs. Hinton, 4(1; S. Miller and Mrs. Stretton, K. Findlay and Mrs. Raymond, T. N. Hewlett and Miss Nicliolls, 47; J. Spence and Mrs. Keith, C. R. Cooke and Mrs. Hedges, D. Galloway and Mrs. Harden, 50; Aldred and Miss Hayward!, W. Hedges and Mrs. F. Pope, 51; E. Levers and Mrs. Pease, 53. The president, Mr. E. F. Hammond, extended a hearty welcome to all in declaring tho links open, and this was responded to by Mr. A. F. Steadman. president of the Thames Clnb. ONEWHERO CLUB [from our own correspondent] TUAKAU, Sunday Members of the Onewhero Golf Clnb played their first monthly medal round this season yesterday. The best scores were:—Kingston, 92, 20 —72; Gaskell, 04, 22 —72; Georgetti, 93, 21 —72; Taylor, 90, 16—74; Glasgow, 8!), J 3—76; McNeil, 104, 28 —76; Crawford, 109, 32—77; Morpeth, 95, 18 —77; Liddle, 100, 23—77. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB own correspondent] HAMILTON, Snnday Results of the April L.G.U. medal competition played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club are as follows: — Seniors.—M-h. H. McDonald, 77, 6—71; Mrs. L. I. Day, 82. 9—73; Mrs. P. H. Webber, 04, 18—76; Mrs. C. O'Connor, 92, 16—76. Juniors.—Mrs. F. D. Lnckie, 95, 25—70; Mrs. G. B. Tsdale, 90, 10—71; Mrs. D. E. Hart, 99, 24—75; Mrs. F. T. Taylor, 107, 31—76.

GAME IN ENGLAND OPEN TOURNAMENT WIN FOR A. PERRY LONDON, April 8 The Daily Mail £2OOO open golf tournament, at Gosforth, waR won by A. Perry with an aggregate of 284. The fist six to finish last year were:— S. L. King, 283; H. Cotton, 287; P. J. Mahon and C. Whitcombe, 289; A. J. Lacey and A. Compston, *J9O. Perry was British open champion in 1935, with an aggregate of 283, a record shared by G. Sarazen (1932) and H. Cotton (1934).