BALLIN CUP

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23021, 26 April 1938, Page 20

BALLIN CUP

PLAY AT TITIRANGI SECOND ROUND DECIDED TIE IN BOGEY HANDICAP The second round of the Ballin Cup played by members of the Titirangi Golf Club resulted as follows: — B. T. Laycock beat J. Yock, 2 and 1; S. A. Pezaro beat C. Galloway, 4 and 2; J. H. Young beat T. A. Taylor, 2 up; H. D. Brinsdep beat P. Harrison, 3 and 2; M. Fraser-Smith beat W. C. Horton, 1 up; L. iE. R. Wakeman beat E. W. Yates, 4 and 3, H. T. -Jaffroy beat H. W. Sinclair at the 10th. A bogey handicap resulted in a tie between G. P. Roxburgh and J. Gilmour, all square. Roxburgh won on the count back. Other cards were:—C. P. Worley, 1 down; M. Fraser-Smith, L. G. Ansell, 2 down. PATTERSON CUP QUALIFYING ROUND The following players qualified for the Patterson Cup foursome competition of the .Akurana Golf Club: —J. Letters and It. Wylle, 06, 10—77; P. G. F. Smith and L. Brvant, 80, 2 —78; A. Barber and iR. Saunders, 85, 7—78; F. Winble and Houston, 94, 16---78; a. 'Ryland and V. Crocombe, 94, 16—78; G. Ashley and C. Taylor, 9.1, 13 — 79; S. Hfirdman and L. Bayltoy, 94, 15— 79; H. Cnllen and A. Martin, 93, 14—79; V. Salek and J. Mitchell, 87, 7—80; M. Kalmiin and F. Pezaro, 100, 20—80; S. Booth and H. Bridgets, 91, 10—81; C. Cammick and J. McKinben, 92, l_l 81; C. Kidd and R. Smith, 93, 12—81; W. Osborne and E. Bayley, 95, 14 —81; T. Virtuo and C. Waller, 100, 19—81. A trophy for the best net score was won by Letters and Wylie. KINGSWELL SHIELD FIRST ROUND SCORES

The first round of the Kingswell Shield played by members of the Manngakiekie Golf Club resulted as follows: —J. Pelham (2), G. B Morueth (12), 1 down; L. Walker (11), 2 down; L C. Winter (11). C. Worth (17) 3 down; I. McOwan (5), C. Jarman (5), A. V. Hard ley (17), L. B. Schnauer (4), 4 down. The concurrent bogey handicap was won Dy Pelham on a count back. REMUERA CLUB Matches for the captain's prize played by members of the Remuera Golf u^J" es as follows: —M. Mcßeth beat R. E. Bell. 4 and 2; H. L. Massey beat F. Little at the 19th; W. P. Ralph beat M. A. Johnston, 2 up; W. Miller beat M. Fletcher, 4 and 2; M. HJren beat A. L. Caughey, 7 and 6. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB The week-end members of the Remuera Ladies' Club played a bogey match yesterday. The best cards returned wer#:--Alrs. a. Sills, 8 down; Miss H. Ross, 9 down; Miss Durham, 11 down. ORAKEI CLUB A bogey handicap played by members of the Orakei Golf Club resulted in. a tie between R H. Forder and R. Morgan, who each returned a card of 1 down. Forder won on the recount. OTAHUHU CLUB Medal competitions played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club resulted as follows: Senior: C. R. Reader, 76, 10—66; G. Lyttelton, 81, U—7o. Junior: A. R. Jones, BS, 18 —70; J. T. Mayson, 88, 18 —70. Jones won on the count back. WAIUKU CLUB [from our own correspondent] WAIUKU. Monday The best cards returned in a medal match played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club on Saturday were: —Seniors: W. Compton. 79, 12 —67; E. Julius, 86, 18 —68; P. Howden, 74, 4 —70. Juniors: D. E. Douglas, 92, 30—62. PLAY AT ST. ANDREWS [from our own correspondent] HAMILTON, Monday The first round for the St. Andrews Rose Bowl, best aggregate of two bogey handicaps of three rounds, was played at St. Andrews link* under favourable conditions on Saturday. The following were the best cards returned. —A. M. Duthie, H. F. Blackie, C. H. H. Clarke, A. F. Walker, 1 up; L. J. Mark, P. Roach, all square; L. I. Day, Ji. A. Shaw, N. Winger, M. C. Stranger, E. C Day, 1 down; A. M. Fahey. H. P. Clarke, 2 down; H. H. Toombs, A H. Peterson, T. N Pemberton, 3 down; J. F. Strang, H. G. Loveridge, C. N. de Latour, W. Westwater, F. W. Groom, 4 down.

CANTERBURY LADIES' TITLE [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION] CHRISTCHURCH, Monday The' final of the Canterbury ladies' (toll championship was played on the Shirley links on Saturday. Mis* V. Fie m 1 Ch r 1 stchurch) beating Miss J. Horwell. Timaru. l up on the 20th green. MEDAL ROUND AT THAMES [BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESP6NDENT] THAMES, Monday Members of the Thames Golf Club played a medal round on Saturday, the best scores being:—A. Beck, 86 IMSi N. Moran, 90, 22 —68; A. G. Fisher, 83 14—< t>9, C. . H. Pmiltrrain 84, 13—71; J. Moran, So. 12— ?3 J Pease. 94, 20-74; N. F. Rigby. 00, 15—75; H. Danby, 97, 22 «o; E. Whitehead. 93, 16—77; D. J. Law, 100, -2—78; I. Smith, 102, 24—78. TOURNEY IN BRITAIN SUCCESS OF C. WHITCOMBE (Received April 25, 5.5 p.m.) LONDON. April 24 C Whitcombe won the "silver king M nt "VhiuSb. o .' scores E„ ™ Cotton> 282 Cox's last'round of 67 was a course record.

CROQUET

CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN CLUB [from our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday Further results of the Cambridge Domain Croquet Club's B grade championship singles tournament are as follows: Section A.—Miss Joyce beat Mrs. Hooker, Mrs. Hooker 'beat Mrs Staple, Miss Joyce beat Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. G. McCuilougn beat Mrs. Howe and won section A. T Section B. —Mrs. Webb beat Mrs. kansdown Mrs Perritt beat Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan beat Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Lansdown \ir» Rurhanan Mrs .Lansdown beat K Perrill Mrs Wehb beat Mrs Walker. Section tie: Mrs. Lansdown beat Mrs. Webb. Cnfiinn r Mrs Ingram beat Mrs. Wato, Mrs Wrigtev boat' Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Ward beat Mrs Wrigley. Section tie: Mrs. Wan: Action D-Mrs. Griffin beat Mrs. Little and Mrs R. McCullough, and won section D.