GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23106, 3 August 1938, Page 19

GOLF CONTESTS

PLAY AT NOBTH SHORE JUBILEE CUP MATCH DRAW FOR THE FIRST ROUND Members of tho North Shore Golf Club will contest the first round of the Jubilee Cup competition on Saturday next. The draw is as follows: D. W. Mason v. H. C. Stevens, N. Burrett v. G. Heale, R. M. Saddington v. ,T. A. Howie, Jj. Johnston v. H'. C. I.,ittler, J. Chambers v. F. A. Garry, D. Frcakes v. B. L. Macedo, 11. Steele v. T. Ross, B. E. Goldwater v. E. L. Thwaitcs, ,T. Weir v. 11. V. Everton, L. Harrison v. E. H. Foot, A. W. Christmas v. J. C. Bates, C. R. Morley v. A. E. Browne, W. Roberts v. B. Macindoe, 11. T. Gould v. S. W. Chambers, W. Shaw v. ,T. W. Morrison, V. Grahame v. 11. E. Goodwin. AUCKLAND LADIES' CLUB PRESIDENT'S PRIZE EVENT Following is the draw for tho first round of tho president's prize event, to be played by members of the Auckland Ladies' Golf Club at Middlcmorc next. Tuesday:—Mrs. K. G. H,-linger v. Mrs. D. B. Robertson, Mrs. G. C. Henderson v. Miss E. M. Upton, Mrs. Ci. Ferguson v. Miss MacCormick, Miss Buddie v. Mrs. J. F. Brown, Mrs. 11. R. Hughes v. Miss E. Fair, Mrs. A. M. Grant v. Miss M. Russell, Mrs. W. S. Ralph v. Miss X. Noakes, Miss K. Ballantyne v. Mrs. J. W. Craven, Miss E. F. Upton v. Mrs. A. W. Rushton, Mrs. L. Kissling v. Mrs. E. Dane, Miss C. Ifalnger v. Miss R. Robertoii, Mrs. B. Kingston v. Mrs. G. R. Buttle, Mrs. F. G. Lintott v. Mrs. D. McKcnzie, Mrs. E. W. Yates v. Mrs. M. Lcvien, Miss S. Henderson v. Mrs. E. Roche, Mrs. B. 1' inn v. Miss S. Mahoney, .Mrs. G. K. Mathicson v. Mrs. 11. E. Barrowelough, Mrs. B. G. Jacobs v. Miss M. Fouhy, Mrs. W. A. Donald v. Mrs. C. 11. Knight, Mrs. D. L. Johnston v. Miss M. Graham, Mrs. R. J. Bartle v. Mrs. F. Murphy, Miss C. Wells v. Mrs. 11. W. Wilson. Miss K. Fouhy v. Mrs. K. B. Wilson, Mrs. R. E. Alpe v. Mrs F. Macky, Mrs, J. B. Henry v. Mrs. A. McC. Clark. Mrs. R. O. Sellar v. Mrs. F,. W. Friedlander, Mrs. W. B. Souter v. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. A. C. Trousdale v. Miss M. Klrker, Mrs. R. D. Wright v. Mrs. .1. Hamilton, Mrs. C. Ring v. Dr. G. Rowley, Mrs. Jefferson v. Mrs. H. H. Kirker, Mrs. J. Jlellaby v. Mrs. J. I'. May, Mrs. G. J. S. Fisher v, Miss M. Stevenson, Mrs. S. .T. Robinson v. Mi*. B. Gisscl, Mrs. A. ]. Johns v. Miss B. Nolan, Mrs. It. S. Stevenson v. Mrs. P. B. White, Mrs. J. J. Kingston v. Mrs. J. W. C'arr, Mrs. W. Corker v. Mrs. J. A. Cnrr. Miss D. (Iregory v. Mrs. J. F. Wright, Mrs. X. L. Macky v. Mrs. E. L. Barfleet, Mrs. T. A. IT. Oliphant v. Miss K. Souter. Miss C. Mitchell v. Mrs. G. Miller. Mrs. R. J. King v. Miss H. J,owe. Mrs. A. M. Smith v. Mrs. 11. Foster, Mrs, A. Ramsay v. Mrs. J. Dunn, Mrs. A. A. Martin v. Mrs. A. J. Friedlander, Mrs. G. R. Bennett v. another. The medal match which was to have been played yesterday has been postponed until Friday.

AKARANA LADIES' CLUB The Akarana Ladies' Onlf Club has ncrain had to postpone its annual open championship and handicap tournament owinp to the inclement weather and the state of the course. The tourney, which was to he held on August 10, 11 and 12. will now bo played on November '_\ !? and 1. WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [FIIOM OUil OWN CORIIK SP 0 N I)KXT] WH>NGAREI, Tuesday Following is the draw for Ihe L.G.U. and the club medal, in conjunction with the fourth round of the Eclectic and Marion Cook Cup, to he played by members of the WhangMrei Ladies' Golf Club at flve-niiniite intervals from IO.IJO a.m.:—Miss Steele Mrs. Stead, Miss Stewart v. Mrs. Sheen, Mrs. Thome v. Mrs, Robertson, Mrs. Trimmer v. Miss Rishworlh. Mrs. Walton v. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs Ward v. Miss Radeliffe, Mrs Weaver v. Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Weston v. Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Wilkinson v. Miss Knowlcs, Mrs. Younger v. Mrs. Glaryille, Mrs. Beattie v. Mrs. Donaldson, Miss Carruth v. Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Harrison v. Mrs. Foster, Mm. Hart v. Miss Driimmnnd, Mrs. Hosking v. Mrs. Cumruing, Miss Hosking v. Miss Collins, Mrs. Keay v. Mrs. Choinptaloup, Mrs. Long v. Mrs. Brougli, Mrs. Marshall v. Mrs. Booth, Miss Millinston v. Mrs. Birnie. Mrs. Moulton v. Mrs. Bayl-j.v, Sirs. McKinnon v. Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. McLeod v. Mrs. Wood, Miss P. I?.vder v. Mrs. Wilson; Mrs. Seed v. Miss Synies, Mrs. Steadman v. Mrs; Surman, Mrs. James v. another. Between 0 a.m. and 10 a.m.. or at 1 •"> p.m.: Mrs. Specr v. Mrs. Paris, Mrs. Waddell v. Miss Mason, Mrs. Webb v. Mrs. Hue/son, Mrs. Whitehead v. Miss Horn; Mrs. Adams v. Miss Hutchinson. Saturday Players.—Miss Lamb v. Miss Finla'yson, Miss Laurie v. Miss Brown, Mrs. Lloyd v. Mrs. H. Wilson. Miss Mcreland v. Miss B. Wilson, Mrs. Parkes v. Miss Walker, Miss E. Powell v. Miss Scarfc, Mi.ss Weston v. Miss P. Powell, Miss Jack v. Miss Packwood, Mi.ss Nisbctt v. another. WALTON CLUB'S FOURSOMES Members of the Walton Golf Club played a foursomes match for the Wntson Shield, the scores being:—Miss L. Ryan and J. .Tohnstin, TO; Miss A. Farrell and Middleton. 7 , _ > ; Miss B. Pn.vne. and T. Middleton, "0, Mrs. T. Middleton and P. Middleton, 70: Miss J. Nicholls and ,T. McLean, 77; Miss M. James and Crawford, 70. <'

TE .AWAMUTU, COMPETITIONS [nv TKLKG HAPU —OWN cokhkspoxdext] TE AWAMUTU, Tuesday P. Quin defeated T. Griffin, 3 and 2, in the final of the Te Awamutu Golf Club's Areheen Cup competition. The following 32 players qualified for the Storey Rose Bowl (match play), the first, round to bo played next week-end:—P. Clanville, IT3, 31 —130; D. Cairns, .Mis, ,vt —111; P. Coney, ISO, -11 31—1 Hi; G. Wood, l(i«, "20 —117; R. Brown, 171, '2l—-117; P. Quin, ISs, 10—MH; K. Mackintosh, JSO, 10—1 10; If. Babbage, Hi", is—Mil; S. Beedell, 17.. '2(i—lsl; ,7. Sterrltt, 102, lO—152; B. Brueton, 101. 1-2—152; M. Bent, 20(1, 51 —152; V. de Coek, 100. ■Kj—ls3; J. Fletcher, 205, 50—155; T. Short. '2OO, 51 —155; N. Cairns, 107. 12—155; C. Blundell. 107. 12 —155; O. Edmonds, 170, •21—155; K. Bowden, 203. -15—155; G. Mandeno, 210, 51 —150; W. Ryan, 170, 11 —150; R. Wallace, 10S, J2—150; D. Wiseman, IS2, 20-—150; J. Ball, 102. 30—15(i; J. Ncilson, 100, 31—15(1; G. Parker, 180, 21— 15(i; A. Law. 213, 50 —157; G. C.ibbs, 171, I I —157; P. Barton. LOS, .10—I5S; A. Craig, 185. 20—150; H. Duncan, 212, 52 —100.

THAMES CHAMPIONSHIP [BY TEfjKGIIAIMI—OWN C'OHRKSI'OXDKNT] THAMES, Tuesday Following is the draw for the first qualifying round for (lie Thames Golf Club championship to bo played on Saturday next:— A. Stecdman v. N. Higb.v, W. Jack v. E. B. Clendon, K. Griffin v. ,f. Moran, ,T. Davies v. C. H. Poulgrain, E. Whitehead v. T. Mr.Carroll,,!'. Miller v. \Y. H. Baker, A. Fisher v. F. S. Miller, G. Shaw v. N. Moran, A. Beck v. D. J. Law, G. Stephenson v. H. Danby, G. Mortimer v. I. Smith, Father Lyons v. G. Corbelt. P. Jensen v. ,T. Fittall, R. Court v. T. Cameron, D. Watson v. W. de Clive Lowe, 31. Surnian v. 1). Galloway, W. Fortune v. H. Brown, I>. Court v. ,T. Pease. SOUTH ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS [BY TKLKGIIAI'II PRKBS ASSOCIATION] 1 WELLINGTON, Tuesday The New Zealand Golf Council has approved the Hare wood Club's dates of October 22, 23 and 21 for the South Island close amateur championships, llarewood's standard scratch of 73 was approved. . Reports on the proposed centennial tourney were received nnd referred back to the council's sub-committee for a further report.