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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23019, 22 April 1938, Page 15

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JITI RANG f LADIES' CLUB MATCH PLAY FOURSOMES The second round of the captain's match play foursomes competition of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club has now been completed. Following are the results: — Mrs. C. E. Grcvatt and Miss R. Grevatt beat Mrs. C. H. McCullough and Mrs. M. Winter, 1 up at tho 19th; Mrs. L. C. Trembath and Mrs. F. G. Alpe beat Mrs. H. Miller and Miss E. Marshall, 3 and 1; Mrs. tt. S. Whale and Mrs. A. L. Crow beat Mrs. G. McMillan and Mrs. R. M. Pattin«on, O and 4; Mrs. D. R. Walker and Miss S. Johnston beat Mrs. J. C. Finlay and Mrs. R. L. Wilson, 3 and 2; Mrs. L. H. Norton and Miss R. Pagni beat Mrs. C. Robinson and Mrs. G. M. "White, 1 up at tho 19th; Mrs. R. S. Dcighton and Mrs. M. H. Russell beat Mrs. M. H. Shroff and Mrs. A. Harvey, 4 and 3: Mrs. P. Andrew and Miss A. Haeket beat Mrs. A. L. Caughey and Mrs. H. Brinsden, 1 up; Mrs. S. Bennett and Mrs. G. Bartleet beat Mrs. A. Bailey and Mrs. J. Grierson. 2 and 1. Flag matches played yesterday rosnlted as follows:—Seniors: Mrs. R. S. Whale. Juniors: Mrs. E. O'Neill. REMUERA LADIES* CLUB The Remuera Ladies' Golf Club held a one-club match yesterday, the best cards handed in being:—Mrs. McCorkindale, 106, 27—79; Mrs. Stnrt, 99, 11—88; Mrs. D. Macfarlane, 110, '20 —90. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Results of a handicap medal round played yesterday by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club were as follows:—Seniors: Mrs. L. Faram, 9(5, 15—81 j Mrs. E. Philip, 07, 1(5 —SI. Mrs. Faram won on a recount. Juniors: Miss M. Biscboff, 105, 31 —74. Second division of B grade: Airs. E. J. Hewitt, 113. REMUERA CLUB Following is the draw for the captain's prize match play tourney of tho Remuera Golf Club, the first round to bo completed by April 30, and one week allowed for each round thereafter:—M. A. Johnston v. W. P. Halph, R. G. Bennett v. E. Spackman, W. F. Beechey v. A. N. Lamb, T. Gill v. R. E. Smith, M. Macbeth v. R. E. Bell, A. M. Greig v. P. G. Sills, G. Mellsop v. W. M. Hunter, G. C. Clifton v. 11. W. Alexander, G. I. Duncan v. O. H. Burns, J. Madden v. R. J. Collins, H. Gould -v. R. Shriniski, W. J. Somervell v. V. Badeley, J. T. Butler v. B. Leighton, W. Miller v. N. Fletcher, E. C. Cording v. G. Foote, M. Uren v. A. L. Caughey, R. V. Taylor v. W. Kilgour, J. P. Ralph v. N. Gibson, jun., E. Lichtenstcin v. R. Chisholin, W. Meek v. G. Everett, C. T. Kecgan v. N. French, D. Lawford v. J. A. Marriott, G. Uren v. A. Playle, L. Cashmore v. F. Little, I>. Jaunay v. W. M. Kissling, L. Williams v. W. Alexander, N. Gibson v. H. Hodgson, W. Murphy v. N. Pountney, T. H. C. Caughey v. K. Rowlings, N. Wallace v N. Airey, C. McManus v. W. J. Armstrong, R. Champtaloup v. R. Dickenson. MANUKAU LADIES' CLUB The result of tho medal round nlaved by members of the Manukau Ladies' Golf Club was as follows:—Miss B. Cooke, S7, 14—73; Mrs. F. Parker, 91, 17—74; Mrs. C. G. Wardell, 97, 22—75; Mrs. R. T. Grant, 90, 19—77; Mrs. C. Jenkins, 110, 31 —79; Mrs. S. Bishop, 110, 31—79. Following is the draw for the first eclectic round for the captain's trophy, to bo played to-morrow:—Miss Browning v. Miss Finfayson Miss Burley v. Miss Court, Miss Cooke v. Mrs. Roberts, Miss Downs v. Miss Poore, Miss E. Downs v. Miss E. Grant, Miss Dodds v. Miss Latchmore, Miss Hanks v. Miss Harris, Miss Jackson v. Miss McDonald, Miss Leach v. Mrs. Le Pino, Miss Loggio v. Miss Peacock Mrs. Marshall v. Miss Robertson, Mrs. Stokes v. Miss J. Parker, Miss Mcllraith v. Mrs. Walnisley, Miss Richards v. Miss Wannan, Miss Wilson v. Miss Nixon, Miss Faulder v. another. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for tho L.G.U. monthly medal round to be played by members of tho Papakura Ladies' Golf Club tomorrow:—Mrs. W. Matheson v. Miss McMahon, Mrs. Finnigan v. Miss Burns, Miss D. Charles v. Mrs. Austin, Miss Hatrick v. Miss Jones, Mrs. D. McLennan v. Miss "White, Mrs. Roswell v. Mrs. G. W. Lock, Miss Taylor v. Miss Roswell, Miss Metcalfe v. Mrs. H. Matheson, Miss Clotworthy v. Miss B. Charles. Mrs. Charles v. Mrs. Kidd, Miss E. Barr v. Mrs. Doyle, Miss Walters v. Mrs. Finch, Miss Walker v. Mrs. Whyto, Mrs. Walters v. Miss Hirst, Miss Toy v. Miss Durham, Mrs. J. L. Munro v. Miss Jenkins. Miss N. Clarke v. Miss Greenway, Miss Aldiss v. Miss Thorns. Mrs. Watson v. Miss M. Barr, Mrs. Gamble v. Miss Collins, Mrs. Moore v. Miss Bell-Booth, -Miss Young v. Miss Ensoll, Mrs. Halls v. Mrs. Footc, Miss Thickett v. another. • COROMANDEL CLUB [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] i THAMES, Thursday There was a good attendance at the annual meeting of tho Coronmndel Golf Club. Tho retiring president, Mr. W. Preece, stated tnat a further hole had been added to the links, making nine holes. The balance-sheet showed a small credit balance. Tho election of officers resulted as follows: —President, Mr. M. A. Brook; vicepresidents, Messrs. 11. Campbell, sen., S. Land, W. K. Peachey; secretary and treasurer, Mr. N. C. Jenkin; club captain, Mr. Mnrphy; general committee, Mesdamcs Murphy, Brook, H. S. Denize, Messrs. Prceco, H. Campbell, H. Purser, G. Mannion and tho officers ex-officio; grounds committee, Messrs. 11. Howell, H. Young, N. M. Moore, tho president and captain; auditor, Mr. H. Young; handicapping committee, club captain. ex-officio, and Mcsdames W. Preece, H. Young. . , Mr. Mannion made a renewal of his offer to permit the club to use his ground as links, and this was accepted with thanks. It was resolved to hold the opening day early in May.