GOLF CONTESTS
PLAY AT AKAEANA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS DRAW FOR QUALIFYING ROUND The first qualifying round of 36-holes stroke play for the Akarana Golf Club's championships will bo deckled oil Saturday next. Competitors will bo divided into three grades, according to handicap rating, as follows:—Seniors, ( J and under; intermediates, 10 to 10; juniors, 17 to 21. Following anAtlio draw and starting times:— 0 a.m., Kidman. Carbury, Learwood, Bain; 0.4 .-i.iii.. A. Adams. Heard, Watson. S. Walker; 0.12 a.m., Bennett, .I'. Bridgeus, Duncan, Jack; 0.20 a.m., Powell, Hewitt, Best, Porteous; 0.28 a.m., Deano, Lovoll, Ridgloy, Clarke; 0.30 a.m.. Wheeler, Lawson, Codling. Letters; 0.52 a.m., Jl. N. E. I Clarke, Bricked, .Morgan, Pezaro. 10 a.m., Barber, Co.vle, Kidd, J. E. Cashmore; 10.1 a.m., Hay. Harrison, Averill, Schneideniaii; 10.20 a.m., Menzies, Wells, Fawcett, Ashley, sen.; .10/21 a.m., Birkenhead. Inglis, Johnston, Hughes. 1J a.m., Ashley, jun. Niccolls, Shonkin, Osborne; 11.8 a.m., Nenoff. Wylie, R. B. Smith, Budgo; 11.10 a.m., H. Tills, Turner, Tucker, Somers; .1:1 .'JO a.m., Cannnick, Kiel.v. T. Mitchell, E. R. Bayley; Ll.'->8 a.m., L. Bayley, Swallow, Mackinven, Torrauce; 1.1.30 a.m., Wyncss, Biss, York, H. E. Bridgens; 11.11 a.m., Mincher, Campbell, Glenine, M. Adams; Ll.-1S a.m., Sheffield, Snell, Graham, Malcolm; 11.52 a.m., Rogers. Parkinson. Clow; U.oO a.m., Stewart, Crocombo, Haines, Stenlierg. Noon, Edgar, Anderson, Dickinson, (r. Shortt; 12.8 p.m., Dr. Shortt, Hawkeswood, Paykel, Gardner; 12.12 p.m., Booth. Burns, Cooper, C. Edwards; 12.20 p.m., N. Cashniore, Fitzgerald. Ryland, Martin; 1 12.21 p.m., Pax Smith, Woolhouse, Thompson, Linton; 1 2.32 p.m., Cole, Cummins, Pulton, G. W. Thorpe; 12.30 p.m., Houston, Hughes, Lylian, Maxwell; 12.40 p.m., O'Neil, Pilkington, Rich, Sliieff; 12.14 p.m., Slane, Tyler, M. B. Thorpe, J. Taylor; 12.18 p.m., Tutt, Virtue, Wilkins, Crawshaw; 12.;>0 p.m., Allpress, Galloway, R. G. Barker, I'. Preston. . , „ T , 1 p.m., 11. Cullen, J. Mitchell, Bowen, Salek; 1.1 p.m., Bryant, Colt man, Quinn, Saunders; I.S p.m.. Madden. Wallers, Read; 1.12 p.m., Hume, Maciiieol, McGregor, Stone; 1.10 p.m., Aydon. Carter, Astley.
lIANNA MUG MATCH AUCKLAND AND TITIRANGI SELECTION OF THE TEAMS Tho second of the two annual matches between (ho Auckland and Titirangi Golf Clubs for the Hanua Mug will bo played at the week-end. Tho A teams will play at Titirangi and the B teams at Middlemore. Tho following players will represent tho Titirangi Club:— A Team. —J. H. Young. W. J. Day id go, A. Hurvcy (captain). M. Fraser Smith, R. 1?. McCrystal. C. S. O. Woods, R. M. George. 11. L. Robson, R. B. Hardy, \ . L. Humphreys, L. J. Clifford, B. 'j. Laycock. B Team. — L. Knight, I. A. J. Carnachan (captain). N. A. Naismith, L. J. Williamson. C. llorton. C. Galloway, J. V. Lane. A. Shorter. R. W. Smith, C. Robinson, 11. V. G a nicy. The following will represent tho Auckland Club: — A Team, at Titirangi.—B. G. Thomson, B. 11. Menzies. P. C. Savage, R A. Wilson, K. M. Wilson. E. L. Bartleet. W. A. Donald, H. B. Lusk, S. S. Wilson, G. W. S. Williams, W. B. Lusk, A. L. McLean. B Team, at Middlemore. —C. N. Jacobsen, B. M. Hay, R. D. Wright, R. H. G.viiies, 1?. B. Wilson, R. D. Horton. C. H. Knight, R. G. Rainger, V. W. Wilson, D. 1. A. Burt, C. P. Hoadlcy, G. H. Abel.
AUCKLAND LADIES* CLUB The L.G.U. medal match played by members of tho Auckland Ladies' Golf Club at Middlemore yesterday resulted as follows: A Grade.—Mrs. J. P. Brown. 89 3«— 73- Mrs. D. B. Robertson, 02, 11 —18; Mrs. A M. Grant, 05, 17 —78. __ B Grade. —Miss B. Nolan, 100, 31—.0; Mrs. G. J. S. Fisher, 100 23—7 ,; Miss M. Williams, 103, 20—n\ Mrs. A. A. Martiß t'he "play -off for tho president's prize, Mrs. D. B. Robertson and Mrs. G. J. o. Fisher were tho winners. REMUERA LADIES' CLUB A Canadian foursomes match played yes; terday by members of the Remuera Ladies Golf Club was won by Mrs. H. Wily and Mrs. L. Williams, with a score of 00, 78. AKARANA LADIES' CLUB \n L.G.U. event and a bogey match wero played in conjunction yesterday by members of the Akarana Ladies' Golf Club. 1' ollowiuj? were the best scores returned in trio L.G.U. match:— * Senior.—Mrs. L. F. Faram, 87, lo— <2; Mrs.«E. Phillip, 03, 10—7 <; Mrs H. O. liOvell. 05, IS —77; Mrs. G. N. lilston, 9-t, 15—70; Mrs. L„ E. Kingsland, Off, IO—8(i; Miss I. McCready, 91, 12—S2; Mrs C. R. Taylor, OS, 10—82; Miss M. Luudon. 08, 10—82. Junior. —Mrs. W. J. McAUen. {K>, 2(> —70; Mrs. G. A. Ashley, 100, 22—78; Miss S. Kirk. 103. 25—78; Mrs. F. Schischka, 102, —7O; Miss M. Bischotf, 112, 31 —81; Miss A. A. Johnson, 10S, 26 —82. The bogey watch resulted: — Senior. —Mrs. Philip. 1 down; Mrs. Faram, 2 down; Mrs. Lovell, 1 down; Mrs. Tilston, Mrs. Kingslaud, Miss McCrcady, 6 down. Junior.—Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. MoAHen, 5 down; Mrs. Kirk, 7 down. Mrs. Ashley won on iho recount. Tho C grade medal round was won by Miss B. Vickerman.
TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following are the results of a four-ball best-ball bogey match played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club: —Mrs. R. S. Whale and Mrs. A. L. Crow, 4 up; Mrs. P. Andrew and Mrs. N. A. Naismith, Mrs. A. Harvey and Mrs. S. ' A. Pezaro, Mrs. G. S. Laird and Mrs. M. B. Thorpe, Mrs. F. W. Lucas and Miss L. Dr.vsdalo, all square. Following is the draw for the qualifying round of the Thompson Bowl event, to bo played in conjunction with an L.G.U. medal round to-morrow, commencing at 10.30 a.m.: First Tee. —Mrs. G. L. Taylor v. Mrs. G. M. White, Mrs. li. S. Deighton v. Mrs. P. Andrew, Mrs. R. ,S. Whale v. Mrs. J. C. Finiay, Mrs. M. H. Shroff v. Mrs. G. S. Laird Mrs. J. M. Alison v. Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Mrs. N. A. Naismith v. Miss P. Moody, Mrs. C. E. Grevatt v. Miss A. Hacket, Mrs. A. 11. O'Leary v. Mrs. S. A. Pezaro, Mrs. H. I. Pitc.'nthly v. Miss M. Bailey, Mrs. M. H. Russell v. Mrs. A. L. C'nnffhey, Mrs. A. J. Keaney v. Mrs. A. L. Crow, Mrs. F. G. Alpe v. Mrs. D. R. Walker, Mrs. R. A. Spinley v. Miss S. Johnston, Miss A. Fouhy v. Miss G. i.hompson. Mrs. E. O'Neill v. Mrs. J. Gricrson, Mrs. R. George v. Miss L. Drysdale, Mrs. A M. Bartley v. Miss M. Hackett. Mrs. M B. Thorpe v. Miss R. Taylor, Miss J. Eastori v. Miss S. Trenton. Eighth Tee.—Mrs. R. F. Ward v Mrs. A If. Gyllies. Mrs. A. Harvey v. Mrs J. C. Palmer, Mrs. S. W.Tong v another, Mrs. U. M. Pattinson v. Mrs. \V. II ; Horton, Mrs I. Mclndoe v. Mrs. L. C. 1 rembath, Mrs A. T. Garlick v. Mrs. C. R. McCiillough, Mrs! J. E. Henrys v. Miss R. Grevatt.
ROTORUA LADIES' CLUB [HY TKLKOKAPH—own corrkspondknt] ROTORUA, Tuesday A medal match was played by the Rotorua Ladies' Golf Club to-day. the results being as follows: — A Grade. —Mrs. E. L. Barker, 84. 7 Mrs. S. Shaw, !>5. IV—7B. J3 Grade—Miss Scott, 00, 31—02; Mrs. s C Hodccs, 88, 1!) Oil; Miss Bousfield. 103, 31—72; Miss M. Hill, 109, 30—73. WALTON CHAMPIONSHIPS The semi-finals of tho Walton Golf Club's senior and junior championships were played during the week-end, the results being:— Seniors. —1?. Crawford beat I;. James, J. McLean beat H. Johnston. juniors.—C. Martin beat T. Middleton. L. Watson beat R. A. Candy. ; Keeley Cup Semi-hnals. —Mrs. Dickio beat Mrs. James. Miss B. Payne beat Mrs. G, From in # COROMANDEL CLUB The finals of the C'oromandel Golf Club's championships were played off on Sunday, with the following results: —Men's senior, L Vine beat J. Ilerdnian, 0 and f>; mens junior, N. Jenkin beat 11, Ilowell, 3 and 2; ladies' senior, Mrs. P. Murphy won from Airs G. Mannion by default; ladies junior, Mrs! IT. Purser beat Mrs. N. Jenkin, 0 and <1; consolation handicap, F. Griffiths beat Mi N. Moore, 5 and 3. WHANCAREI CLUB [l ItOM OUR OWN .-OHUKSI'ONDENTI WHANG A RE I, Tuesday M J. Lynch, with a score of 20, 13—-30, won 1110 Stubleford bogey ma cli■ playci by members of the Whangurei Golf Club. Oilier good cards'were: —L. A. Johnson, 10, IH—--3- D. J. Thomson, 32, 1 —30; R. Scott, 18," 18 —30; S. J. Wood, 18, 17 —35; S. C. Inncs, '-'O, Id—3l; R. C. Hosking, '2l, 11— 32. WHANGAREI LADIES' CLUB [from OL'lt OWN COItIUiSPONDKNT] WHANG A HEX, Tuesday Miss E. Powell, with a score of 101, 3j—70, won the L.G.U. match and medal round plaved by meinhers of the Whangarci Ladies' Golf Club. Other good cards were:— Silver division: Miss B. Wilson, 03, 17—701
Mrs. Lynch, 00, 14 —70; Miss Knowles, 01, 11 —77; Miss Rishworth, 93, 10 —77; Miss Phillips, 03, 18—77. Bronze division: Miss Millington, 95, 22 —73; Mrs. Walton, 91, 19—75; Miss Radclift'e, 97. 19—78. The best cards handed in for the second round of the club handicap wero:—Senior division: Miss B. Wilson, Oil, 17 —70; Miss Phillips, 95, 18 —77; Miss Steele, 00, 11 70; Miss Carruth, 00, .11—-79. Junior division: Miss E. Powell, lot, 31—70; Mrs. Birnie, 07, 'J-l —7:5; Mrs. James, 105, 29 — 70; Mrs. Waddell, 11 1, 31—78.
NORTH SHORE CLUB flrst championship round V Following is the draw for the first round of the championships to be played by members of the North Shore Golf Club on Saturday next: — A Grade. —A. E. Browne v. 11. Preston, jun.. It. Johnston v. J. W. Morrison. B. L. Mncedo v. 11. C. Stevens, T. Millar v. W. Huberts, J. J. Minogue v. L. Harrison. S. E. Foot v. R. N. White, A. J. Spraggou v. M. S. O'Connor, J. C. Bates v. L. B. Johnston. B Orade. —11. J. Preston v. 11. k. Goodwin. Second'round: W. Shaw v. A. R. Myers, T. McKelvio v. E. Harper, E. L. Tlnvaitcs v. S. W. H. Chambers, 11. V. Everton will play the winner of the Preston-Goodwin match. C Grade. —A. J. Chambers v. E. IT. Foot, T Ross v. A. M. Seaman, A. F. Cadness v. 11. T. Gould, L. Holt v. D. 11. Freakes, A. Whyto v. C. It. Nealie, A. W. Christinas v. H. G. Mclnt.vre, E. J. Wiseman v. R. M. Saddington, H.-C. Littler v. A. E. Bond.
WHAU VALLEY CLUB [V It Oil OUR OWN tOHHKSI'ONOKNT] WHANG AREI, Tuesday O. Georgeson staged a surprise when he beat G. Curtis 5 and -1 in the second round of the Whau Valley Golf Club's championship. The annual president versus captain teams match was played on Saturday, the president's team winning by five games to two. WHAU VALLEY LADIES' CLUB [FKOM ot'it OWN COHHHSPONDENT] WHANGAREI, Tuesday Following is the draw for tho L.G.U. match, in conjunction with which will bo played tho third round for the McKay Rose Bowl and the qualifying round for the Farmers' Cup by members of the Whau Valley Ladies' Coif C-lub: —Friday players: Mrs. Hunter v. Mrs. Hawkeswood, Miss May v. Mrs. Going, Mrs. McMillan v. Mrs. Georgeson, Miss McPhee v. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Martin v. Mrs. Amies, Mrs. Morrison v. Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Moyle v. Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Porteous v. Miss Sloanc. Saturday players: Miss Homo v. Miss M. llawkon, Miss Holman v. Miss A. Hawken, Miss Lilley v. Miss Griffin, Miss Mcllroy v. Miss Ford, Miss McLeod v. Miss Fleming, Miss Morrison v. Miss Carmichacl, Miss Nicholls v. Miss Abbott, Miss Pitney v. Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Scarle v. Miss West, Miss Steedman v. Miss Ward, Miss Thompson v. Miss Tucker.
RESULTS AT MORRINSVILLE 11' ROM OLit OWN CORRESPONDENT ] MORRINSVILLE, Tuesday Tho Stablciord bogey played on tho Morrinsvillo Golf Club's links was won by C. .Rhodes, with a score of 3 1 points. Oilier good cards wero those of W. S. Goosinan. 32; J. D. Hammond, 32. Play in championships and various competitions resulted as follows: Senior Championship.-—II. Soancs beat K. Cooper, 3 and 2; N. J. Howie beat P. Pctr.v, 0 and 1; W. S. Goosinan beat At. McLean. 0 and 5; T. J. Ryan beat W. Maingay, 3 and 2. Junior Championship.-—M. Davies beat L. D. Blomfield, 7 and 0; N. D. Chapman beat R. Pickett, 2 and 1; G. Porter won from K. Fitness by default. Piako Cup.—J. L. Faulkner beat G. Porter, 1 up; J. D. Hammond beat J{. Pickett. 4 and 3; B. Coombo won from .J. Hopkins by default. A. J. Mueller Memorial Cup.—K. Cooper beat A. Needham, 3 aud 2; W. Maingay beat N. J. Howie, 2 and 1; E. E. Glimmer beat M. McLean, 2 and 1; R. Somers beat H. Soanes, 2 and 1. Mr. W. S. Goosman's Trophy.— 1. J. Ryan beat G. Porter, 2 up; K. Cooper beat B. Coombe, .1 up. , r T _, , • C Grade Competition.—ll. Hughes boat W. Westwater, -1 and 2; It. Johnson beat C. Lowe, 1 up.
COMPETITION AT TAURANGA [BY TKLEGItAPH OWN COHRKSL'ONDKNT] TAURANGA, Tuesday
A Stableford bogey match played by members of the Tauranga Golf Club resulted in a win for S. Randell with a score of 3/ points in tho senior grade, and J. HeakL with 35 points, was successful in tho junior grade. The scores were: —S. Randell. 32, 5 —37; J. Bateman, 20, 3 —32; J. Heald, '2l, 14 —35; R. Gordan, 10. 1-1—33; W. Teasey. I'J, 11—33; A. Carnachan. 13, 18—31; A. Dewe, 10, 11—30; G. Mayßcld, 10, 14—30.
RESULTS AT WHAKATANE [BY TELECKAFH —OWN coIUIKSt'ONUENT] WHAKATANE, Tuesday The Whakatane Golf Club's championships wero advanced a further stage when in the senior division Hedley beat Cradwick at tho 10th, and Napier beat Powdreil, 2 and 1. In tho intermediate grade Todd won from Whito by default, and Everton beat Campbell. 2 aiid 1. In tho junior round Marx beat Alexander, 0 and 5. Iledley now plays Horrocks, Reynolds plays Todd, Spence plays Everton, and D. C. Morpeth plays K. Morpeth. The thrco finals will bo played over 30 holes on Sunday. .... , The plav-off for tho captains trophy between Alexander and Morpeth resulted in tho players again being all squaro and tho trophy will be shared. Tho following team will represent Whakatane against Opotiki at Opotiki next weekeud: —Napier, Cradwick, Hedley, Horrocks. Powdreil, Luxton, Brebnor, R">!g>. Baker, Suckling, Morrison, Hansen, McCulloch, Morpeth, Spence, Todd, Ballard, Herrold. Reynolds. Sloane, Boon. Campbell, A Clark. Butler, Cumming. Cropper. Mussett. Everton, Berg, B. Alexander, Littlejohn. Preston.
RETURNED SOLDIERS' TOURNEY [i'llOM OUR OWN TE AWAMUTU. Tuesday
Following aro the results of the fifth annuiil returned soldiors* ffolf championship and handicap tournament held at Okoroirc: Championship.—ll. V. Holmes (io Awamutu) 70, 72—142; 11. Ford (Matamata). 74 74—148; M. Ot\wiy (To Awamutn). 7.». 74—119; M. Barnott (To Awainutu). cj. E. D. Williams (To Awainutu), Handicap Cup.—J. Fryer (1 o Aroha). 83, §()_ ;i-_> j;ji; M. Burnett (To Awamutu), to, 7< Mc!n.ing 1 ' > Med;il.—E. D. Williams (To Awainutu), 70, !i—o7. Afternoon modal: A\. Khutz (To Aroha), 84, 21 —03.
THAMES LADIES' CLUB [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] THAMES, Tuesday Following is tho draw for tho third round of the «ose Bowl to bo played by members of tho Thames Ladies Golf Club on Wednesday noxtK—Mrs. N. Rigby v. Miss R. Miller, Mrs. W. Price v. Mrs. W. Richardson. Miss D. Poulgrain v. Miss 1. Reader. Mrs. L. Griffon v. Mrs. T. McCarroll, Miss N. Elisor v Miss C. Stecdman, Mrs. C. Poulgrain v. Miss J. Wilson, Mrs. 11. Harden v. Miss I. Coakley, Mrs. A. Dovcll v. Mrs. W. fortune, Mrs. A. Beck v. Miss J. Court, Mrs. T Miller v. Miss J. Crawford, Miss K. Price v. another, "Miss M. Stcediiian v. Miss K. Gordon, Miss H. Noblo v. Miss A. Bryan, Miss A. Lamb v. Miss J. Galloway. Mrs. Brown v. Mrs. Volleinncrc, Mrs. Sutherland v. Mrs. Aitken. , , . Saturday.—Miss Boles v. Miss >,ankivoll. Miss V Bell v. Miss M. Richardson, Miss j. Griffin v. Miss D. Donovan, Miss L. .Allen v. Miss H. Donovan, Miss M. Adams v. another.
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