GOLF COUNCIL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23029, 5 May 1938, Page 8

GOLF COUNCIL

NEW CLUBS AFFILIATE PLAYER FOR REINSTATEMENT FORTHCOMING TOURNAMENTS The following clubs Tvero elected members of the New Zealand Golf Association at the monthly meeting of the council of that body: Kiwitahi Club, Kereone, Morriusville; Orini Club, Orini, Taupiri; Patutahi Club, Patutahi, Gisborne; Pongaroa Club, Pongaroa. A resignation was received from the Helensville Club, which has been unfortunate in losing its links. The Timaru Golf Club had advised the association before Easter that tho South Island amateur championship tournament had to be abandoned owing to the state of the course through rain, and fujther stated that In any case tho event had been very poorly supported so far as entries were concerned. After discussion regarding the future of this tournament it was resolved to write to the advisory committees in Canterbury and Otago for their suggestions as to whether they think the event should be played this year. An application for reinstatement as an amatour was received from tho To Puke Golf Club, and, as the applicant had complied with the conditions laid down by the association, it was resolved that his reinstatement bo granted, subject to the council receiving a personal application from the player concerned. Forthcoming tournaments advised to tho association are as follows: Whangarsi Club, North Auckland tournament, May 10 to 21; Akarana Club (Auckland), Auckland winter championships, June 4, 5, 6; Avondale Club (Christchurch), South Island veterans' tournament, Juno 25, 20; Masterton Club, annual tournament, June 4, 5, 0; Whangarei Club, Black and White Cup (open day), June 0.

PROVINCIAL MATCHES OTAHUHU CLUB DRAW CAPTAIN'S PRIZE TOURNEY Following is the draw for the second round of the captain's prize, to bo played by members of the Otahuhu Golf Club at tho Grange links on Saturday;— J. L. Clark v. S. Pinfold, A. Bullen v. A. E. Bell, W. J. Melhuish v. T. Orams. F. Mclvenzie v. J. Hosking, W. E. B. Davies v. C. R. Reader, H. M. Williamson v. J. Kerr, J. H. Adams v. N. G. Matthew, J. W. Johns v. J. Burns, H. E. Baigent v. W. B. Eustace, O. R. Montgomery v. A. H. Flatt. D. Verrall v. F. M. Andrews, N. Blair v. 0. Baylv, A. P. Eustace v. G. E. Hudson. H. W. Bell v. R. G. C'roxson, L. J. Daley v. G. McGehan, W. Johns, jun., v. J. Walker, R. Greer v. M. Henderson, S. T. Midgley y. L. A. Smith, W. A. Stroud v. G. C. Lyttleton. Those knocked out in the first round will play a consolation bogey. Tho following players will represent the club in a friendly match against the Manukau Club during the week-end on the Grange links:—H. W. Bell, A. Bullen G. A. Wooller, H. Saunders, I. H. Malcolm, G. Lyttlcton. N. McElroy, J. E. Bundle, J. H. Adams, K Hosking, N. Blair, D. Verrall, Cr. McGehan, A. H. Flatt. R. L. Brown (captain). Emergencies: It. E. Brown, 0. Bayly, F. G leeson. MAUNGAKIEKIE LADIES' CLUB The second round of the Mary Schnauer Memorial Cup eclectic match and the junior cup contest held in conjunction, to have been decided yesterday by the Maungakiekie Ladies' Club, have been postponed until May 25. Matches previously set down for thin date will be played on May 30. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal match to be played to-day by members of the Remuera Ladies' Golf Club in conjunction with the Coronation Medal and Aoteuroa Cup competition, commencing at 10.15 a ' l MrsT F. W. Sturt v. Mrs. H. J. Wily, Mrs. P. Clatworthy v. Mrs. M. Currie. Mrs. D. Macfarlane v. Mrs. D. McCrone, Mrs. J. Malfroy v. Mrs. G. Davenport, Mrs. H. Bush, v. Miss A. Bailey. Mrs. P. Rocke v. Mrs. It. Morton, Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. F. J. Cox, Mrs. P. Wallis v. Mrs. H. Price, Mrs. V. Badeley v. Mrs. R. Woods, Mrs; A. G. Cooko v. Mrs. W. H- McCorkindale. Mrs. Leggett v. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Moffitt v. another. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB Following is the result of the fourth round of the captain's prize competition played by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club: — Mrs. Ewen beat Miss Johnson, 4 and 3; Miss 0. Bischoff beat Miss M. Bischoff, 3 and 2; Mrs. Preston won from Mrs. Morrison by default; Miss Maden beat Miss Walters. 2 and 1; Mrs. Ryland won from Miss Graham by default; Mrs. Schischka beat Mrs. Stewart, 0 and 5; Miss Hodaje beat Miss Neill, 1 up; Mrs. Philip beat Mrs. Russell, at the 10th. The semi-final must be played by next Wednesday. The Coronation Medal and Aotea-roa Cup contest to have been played to-day was postponed until to-morrow. GLENDOWIE LADIES' CLUB The Coronation Medal and Aotearoa Cup competitions, which were to have been played yesterday by members of the Glendowie Ladies' Golf Club, were postponed on account of wet weather until to-morrow. NORTH SHORE LADIES' CLUB The Coronation Medal, Aotea-roa Cup and L.G.U. medal match, which was to have been plaved yesterday by menihers of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club has been postponed until to-morrow. TOURNAMENT POSTPONED -r t>e Auckland motor trade golf tournament which was to have been held at the Akarana links yesterday was postponed until June 15 on account of rain. PAPAKURA CLUB Following is the draw for the first round of the Ryan Cup, to be played by members of the Pupakura Golf Club on Saturday:—J. Wilson v. I?. J. Moore; K. Matheson v. J. S. Whyte;. D. McLennnn v. J. P. Kidd; J. French v. 0. Litherland; D. Harkness v. W. Matheson; R. Saunders v. W. AVroath; C. Robinson v. R. Morris;' M. L. Jones v. J. L. Munro; R. McDonald y. E. Aldiss; W. Nelmes v. C. J. Finnigan; R. Cox v. G. Rowbottom; C. Lenimrham v. S. McKewen; H. Hoy v. A. Brown; N. Wilson v. H. Matheson. OPENING AT TE PUKE [BY TEI.FX'RAI'II—OWN CORRESPONDENT] TE PUKE, Wednesday The Te Puke Golf Club held its official opening in ideal weather, f|"d tliero was a record attendance of golfers and visitors from surrounding clubs. The president, Mr. G. Sprntt, in declaring tho links open, commented on the development of the new course tho dub had acquired from scrub country 18 months ago to cultivated fairways and greens to-day. A mixed Canadian foursome was played during the afternoon and was won by Mrs. V. Bayliss and Mr. W. S. Nicholson, with four cards tying for second place una only one stroke behind. PAPAKURA LADIES' CLUB Following is the draw for the Coronation Medal and Aotearoa Cup competitions, to be played b.v members of the Painkura Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday:—Mrs. Whyte v. Miss Thorns* Mrs. W. Matheson v. Miss Thickett; Miss N. Clarke v. Miss Metcalfe; Mrs. Aldiss v. Miss Walker; Miss Burns \. Miss Jones; Miss B. Charles v. Mrs. Johns; Mrs. 1). McLennan v. Mrs. E. C. Foolc;

Mrs. Finch v. Mrs. Charles; Miss M. Barr v. Mrs. Halls; Miss Hirst v. Miss Toy; Miss Grccnwa.v v. Miss Clotworthy; Miss E. Barr v. Mrs. Watson; Mrs. Austin v. Miss Collins; Miss D. Charles v. Miss White; Mrs. G. W. Lock v. Miss Jenkins; Mrs. Doyle v. Mrs. Wilson; Alias Roswell v. Miss Gamble; Miss McMnhon v. Mrs. J. P. Kidd; Miss BellBooth v. Miss Ensoll; Mrs. Finnigan v. Mrs. Mooro; Miss Hatrick v. Mrs. Munro. OTAHUHU LADIES* CLUB The Coronation Medal and Aotea-roa Cup match, to have been played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies' Golf Club yesterday, has been postponed until to-morrow morning, when play will commence at 10 o'clock. MANUKAU TEAM CHOSEN The following players will represent the Manukau Golf Club in an inter-club match with Otahuhu during: the week-end:—M. Dudley, I*\ Fearnle.v. E. Marnie. A. Todd, S. McDonald. H. Fleming, J. Tihind, F. Martyn, A. Irvine, W. Priest, E. A. Busing, H. Bishop, X. Widdowson, C. Jackson, W. Burridge, F. H. Barnard (captain). TE KUITI LADIES' CLUB [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] TE KUITI, Wednesday Following is the draw for the Aotcaroa Cup and Coronation Medal match to be played by members of the Te Kuiti Ladies' Golf Club on Saturday:— Aotcaroa Cup,—Mrs. Were v. Mrs. Sam. Wilson; Mrs. Kennedy v. Mrs. Stuart Wilson; Mrs. Hctet v. Miss Hitchines. Coronation Medal. —Miss Podehin v. Mrs. Thornton; Mrs. Harrison v. Mrs. Duncan; Mrs. Gibb-Brown v. Mrs. Ormsby; Mrs. Botson v. Miss Gresham; Mrs. Trapski v. Miss Walker; Miss Graham v. Miss Lane; Mrs. Gould v. Mrs. Smart; Mrs. Prescott v. Mrs. O'Brien; Mrs. Hitchings v. Miss Allison; Mrs. nine v. Miss Board; Mrs. Blackman v. Miss Saunders; Mrs. Evans v. Mrs. O'Connell.