GOLF CONTESTS
TROPHY 'COMPETITIONS „ EVENTS AT MATAMATA: ) QUALIFYING ROUNDS DECIDED e [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] I I MATAMATA, Monday - The qualifying rounds for the Olcl- ■ Parrj Taylor and Consolation Cups 1 were „ played by members of the > Matamata Golf Club in conjunction J with the June Medal round. The following 32 players qualified for the Old--3 Parr Cup by handicap match play:— J Loveridge, 88, 17—71; N." Gilling. 95. i 24—71; W. D. L. McDonald, 95. 22—73; • B. Bell, 96, 23—73; J. Buchanan. 98, ■ 24—74; G. Campbell, 95, 21—74; C. Irvine. 98, 21—77;' G. Wight, 101. 21—77; L. H. Little, 82. 44—78; H. Ford. 85. : 7_78; C. Doreen, 89, 10—79; R. Reid. | 101, 22 —79; H. Conder, 90, 10 —80; J. Carruthers, jun., 91, 10 —Si; C. S. Tapp, : 91, 13 —81; H. G. Keeley, 89, 8 —81; L. Main, 100, 19—81; R. Mentiplay, 91.9—82; D. V.'Silk, 100, 17—83; W. Davidson. 108. 24—84; R. Fulton. 101, 17—64; L. Sutcliffe, 105, 21—84; T. R. Bluck, 104,19 —85; A. Madill, 107, - 22—85; W. Barkman, 108, 22—86; J. Blyth, 108. 21—87; R. Beaver. 105, 17 —88; G. Fitzgerald, 99, 11—88; it. Cleary, 107, 18—&9; W. Wilson, 114, 24—90. ' , ' Sixteen juniors qualified to play for the President's Cup as follows: —0. E. Edwards, 98, 28—70; D. McGlashan. 102. 30—72; S. Sims. 104, 25—79; E. -Carter. 105, 25 —SO; W. Dean, 110, 29 —81; B. Managh, 112, 30 —82; J. Simpson. 114. 29 W. Hay.- 111, 25 —8(i; F. Gillies, 117, 30—87; G. McDonald, 114, 26—8S; S. Duxfield, 121, 30—91; N. Beacham. 121. 30_91; F. Hobden. 121. 30—91; W. Hollis. 123, 30—93; E. Richardson, 124. 30 —94; J. Foggo, 121, 26—95. Tho following eight players wHI play off for the Consolation Cup:—l. Kosoof. J. H. Combes. Hemsley. Darragh, R. Powell. J. Sherwin, Lorimer, Maxwell. Following were the results of the June Medal round: —Seniors: M. Loveridge, 98. 17—71; N. Gilling, 95, 24 —71; W. D. L. McDonald, 95, 22—73; B. Bell, 96. 23 <3; J. Buchanan, 98, 24—74; G. Campbell. 95. 21—74; C. Irvine, 98, 21—77; G. Wight. 101 24 —Z7i L- H- Little, 82, 4—78; H. Ford, 85, 7—78; C. Doreen, 89. 10—79; R. Reid, 101, 22—79. Juniors: 0. Edwards. 98 o8—70; D. McGlashan, 102, 30—72; S. ' Sims, 104, 25—79. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB HANDICAP MEDAL DRAW Members of the Akarana Ladies; Golf Club will play an L.G.U. and handicap medal competition on Thursday, commencing at 10 a.m. Following is the draw:— Sixth Tee. at 10 a.m.—Mrs. W. J. McAllan v Mrs. A. Hawkeswood, iliss ii. Neville v. Mrs. J. Robb Mrs 0 Cook v. Afkc M Kerr Taylor. Miss I. waiters v. Mrs. M." Russell, Miss A. A. Johnson v. Miss M. Meagher, Mrs. E. Plowman v. Mrs. J. K Fkst Tee, at 10'.30 a.m.—Mrs. F. Preston ; v. Mrs. E. Philip, Mrs. L. Kingsland v. Mrs. H Lovell Mrs. C. C. Ewen v. Miss I. McCready, Miss M. Lundon v. Miss 0. Darrach, Mrs L F. Faram v. Mrs. C. K. iajior, Mri R." Gordon v. Miss T. Jones, Mrs. G. A Ashlev y. Mrs. C* -H« Halford, • Parker v* Miss G. Maden. Mrs. J. A. Paterson v. Miss M. Dalton. Mrs. F. Schischka v. Mrs. A. Reedy. Mrs. D. St George v . Mrs. G. Morrison, Miss M- Bischoff M'ss \. | Graham, Miss A. Robb v. Miss 0. Bischoff, , Miss G. Hodge v. Miss B. Will. Miss Vv. , Todd v. Miss D. Hodge, Mrs. R. H. Colt- , man v. Mrs. A. D. Lylian, Mrs. H.. Tills v. Miss N. Brodie. Mrs. S. Booth v. Mrs. V. Millard, Mrs. H. Saunders v Mrs. K. Bree, Mrs. A. G. Ryland v. Miss S. Kirk. Week-end Players —Miss X.. Hickman v. ( Miss R. McGee. Miss M. Wright v. Miss : M. Hodge, Miss M. Cooper v. Miss B. Roberts. Miss E. Cowan v. Miss N. Dowden. Miss I. Brown v. Miss M. Webber.
OTAHUHU LADIES' CLUB HOUSE CUP COMPETITION ■ Results of the.Coronation Medal and Aotearoa Cup competition played by members of the Otahuhu Ladies" Golf Club were as follows: — Coronation Medal. —Mrs. Eustace, 95. 16— 79. - Aotearoa Cup.—Miss K. Bryant, 99, 24 —75; Miss P. Dix, 98, 23—75.' The results of; a medal match were:—A grade: Miss K. Bryant, 99, 24—75; Miss P. Dix, 98. 23—75. Miss Bryant won on a count back. B grade: Miss A. Simmonds, 106, 29 —77. The C grade match was won by Miss Manson. Following is the draw for the House Cup match pl3y competition, to be contested tomorrow, commencing at 10 a.m.:— Mrs. Howarth v. Mrs. .Wallace, Miss M. Fill -v. Miss I. Montgomerie. Mrs. Muir v. Mrs. Possenniskie, Miss E. O'Loughlen v. Mrs. Albrighton, Miss P. Sutherland v. Miss T. Claudet, Miss I. McCready v. Miss L Hunter, v "i.: |"yi - ; ? The following have byes:—Top half: Miss N. Montgomerie v. Mrs. Cox, Dr. Rowley v. Mrs. Hall. Mrs. Amodeo v. Miss Mellsop, Miss M. Rowley v. Miss R. O'Loughlen. Mrs. Henderson v. Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Hallett v. Miss M. Crawford, Mrs. Hilliard. Bottom half: Miss G. Raeside. Mis 3 Ross v. Miss R. Kirkbride, Mrs. Kelly v. Mrs. McNeely, Mrs. McComb v. Mrs. Eustace, Miss M. Muir v. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs, Burton v. Miss Wells, Miss Wills v. Miss M. Waters. Saturday Players.—Miss J. Pankhurst v. Miss M. Hyauiason, Miss M. Grant v. Miss K. Rowe, Miss K. Waters v. Miss L. Simmonds. Miss V. Runeiman v. Miss 0. Whiteley, Miss I. Thompson v. Miss Lipscombe, Miss T. Kitto v. Miss E. Whiteley, Miss C. Staunton v. Miss N. Katz, Miss P. Jones v. Miss J. Fallwell, Miss M. Watkin v. Miss L Gibson, Miss M. Blakey v. Miss A. Simmonds, Miss H. Wilson v. Miss E. McCallum, Mrs. Matthew v. Miss D. Grant, Miss Ef Berridge v. Miss A. Muir, Miss K. Bryant v.' Miss P. Dix. Miss P. Bent v. Miss M. Hynes, Miss L. Hemus v. Miss. R. Gurr. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB The' draw for the L.G.U. medal round, to be played by members of the Remuera Ladies' Golf Club on Thursday, commencing at 10.15 a.m., is as follows: " Mrs. M. Currie v. Mrs. V. Badeley, Mrs. D. Macfarlane v. Miss H. Ross, Mrs. G. Davenport v. Mrs. P. Clatworthy, Mrs. D. McCrone v. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. P. Rocke v. Mrs. McCorkindale, Mrs. F. Sturt v. Mrs J. ; Malfroy, Mrs. R. Morton v. Miss A. Bailey Miss Cousens v. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. H. J. Wily v. Mrs. P. Wallis, Mrs. H. Price v. Mrs. R. Woods, Mrs. Legget v. Mrs. Cooke. ORAKEI CLUB'S MATCHES Following were the results of a medal round placed in two grades by members of the Orakei Golf Club:— A Grade.—F. B. Busby, 75, 4—71: S. Chappell, 76, 5—71; C. Gray, 85, 12—73: H. Cameron. S4, 10—74; J. P. Murane 88, J4 —74. Busby won on the recount. B Grade.—R. Forder, 87, 20—67; A. T. Bell, 88, 18 —70; H. Jacobs, 95, 24—71; R. Jensen, 90, 18—72. Leading cards in the first round of the Young Cup were as follows:—D. Stormont, 87, 22—65; S. Chappell, 72. a—o7; P Gray, 92,.20—72; A. T. Bell, 9.1, 18—73; J. A. Craid, 97, 24—73; H. Long, 97, 24 —73| R. Morgan, 79. 5 —74; G. Farrant, 81
Results in the president's cup were:—Qnar ter finals: N. Crimp (12) beat C. Gray ,(15) 3 and 2; P. Gray (20) beat A. T. Bell (18) 6 and 5; R. Morgan (9) beat L. Rettei (18), 5 and 4; H. Camoron (14) beat M. L Gray (14), at.the,l9th. Semi-finals: N. Crimp (12) boat P. Gray (20), 1 up; H. Cameron (14) beat R. Morgan (9), at the 20th. - In the final of tho Waitemata Cup J. H. Garner (20) beat G. Farrant (7), 2 and 1. WAIPU, COMPETITION Members of tho Waipu Golf Club played a bogey match on Saturday. The ladies' competition was won by Miss B. McKay, Mrs. R. McAulay being runner-up. In the men's division J. E. Holmwood handed in the winning card, D. N. McKay's being the next best. BOGEY MATCH AT WAIUKU [FROM OtTB OWN CORRESPONDENT] A'fyjf , ' • WAIUKU, Monday The best cards roturncd in a bogoy match played by members of the Waiuku Golf Club On Saturday were:—Seniors: C. Howden, 3 up; Hughes, 1 down. Juniors: Von Sturmer. 1 up. • PLAY AT CAMBRIDGE [i'ROM our own correspondent] CAMBRIDGE, Monday The third and final round of the medal competition for the secretary's trophy \vas rM K rrn y mel ?. bors of the Cambridge Golf Club. The result was taken on the best' two of the three rounds. The winner was W. Scott, whose net score was 67. 71—138, from with fio aD 7i CB 'i B " Sm " h V was run ner-up G9 > 71—140. from a 24 handicap. Other good scoresi wero:—F. von Zalinski (20), 70, 71—141; R. Baucher (8), 72. 73 145- a 74° 74 14ft' H / N ' Free ' ma « -r* J n ri Clayton (13), 74, 74 (6)' W 7^~151: D - McCathio — Rogers (10), 79, PLAY AT WAIHI [from OUR OWN CORRESrONDENT] WAIHI, Monday i best-ball bogey match was JllT? Nyn y . membo " ot ,h e Waihi Golf Club, lhe following cards were returned:—W. E. and W Sml»h V Clark v R f u J?; J - Stainton ?i W i Smith 5 up; J McDermott and D. ao>d, 3 up; Rapson and Colman, 3 up: R. McD, "' : " ll " d OPOTIKI CLUB [by telegraph—OWN correspondent] OPOTIKI, Monday A four-ball bogey competition was played by members of the Opotiki Golf Club, 'the best cards being as follows:—Bunkall and B. Clark, 5 up; Cullen and Morgan, 4 up; S| l^!, n o S r„ an T-^? l h ' IJUR 1 J U Ri r . B £! rd and Johnson, all square; Kidd and o Sullivan, all square; Black and J. W. Gordon, all square. WHAU VALLEY CLUB [by TELEGRAPH—OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Monday A four-ball best-ball bogey match played bv members of the Whau Valley Golf Club resulted in a win for M. Kokich and J. Curtis 2 up. Other good scores were:—M. Hennckson and J. Mcllroy. all square; T. Frazerhurst and W. Vaughan, all square; R. Hughes and W. E. Dennis, 2 down. The medal round played by the lady members of the club resulted as follows:—Miss A. Hawken, 101. 33—65; Mrs. M. McMillan. 107, 34—73; Miss H. Fird, 116, 36—80 CONTEST AT WHANGAREI [from OUR OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Monday The winner of the Stableford bogey competition played by members of the Whangarei Golf Club was S. C. Thorne, his score being 30, 12—42. Other good cards were:—H. K. Clarke, 21, 17—38: A. M. Steedman, 22. 12—34; D. McLeod) 22, 11—33; A. W. Adams, 18, 15—33; F. Gardiner, 16, 17—33: I. G. Watson, 15, 18—33; R. Macklow, 14, IS—32; R. J. N. Crosbie, 10, 17—32: W. A. Christensen, 20, 12—32; L. G. Miller, 16 15—31.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23033, 10 May 1938, Page 20
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