GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23150, 23 September 1938, Page 18

GOLF CONTESTS

NORTH SHORE LADIES CHAMPIONSHIPS FINALISED SUCCESS OF MISS M. STEVENS The championships of the North Shore Ladies' Golf Club were finalised yesterday. The results were as follows: — Seniors.—Semi-finals: Miss M. Stevens beat Mrs. W. Houghton (i and 5; Miss (). Stevens beat Mrs. W. Prentice, 4 and 3. Final: Miss M. Stevens beat Miss O. Stevens, at the 19th. Intermediates.—Semi-finals: Mrs. E. Cox beat Mrs. Jacobi, 4 and 3; Miss R. Webster beat Mrs. J. Morrison, 1 up. Final: Miss Webster beat Mrs. Cox, 2 and 1. Juniors.—Semi-finals: Miss I. Stewart beat Miss E. Dumhleton, 8 and 7; Miss T. Coupe beat Mrs. E. Preston, 3 and 2. Final: Miss Stewart beat Miss Coupe, 2 and 1. A Stableford bogey match played in conjunction with the championships resulted in a tie between Miss R. Gillett and Miss N. Mason. The former won on a recount. OPEN DAY LADIES' TOURNAMENT There was a word entry for the annual open tournament of the Wellsford Ladies' Golf Club. Among the low-markers were Miss .1. Stewart '.Whangarci) holder uf the title, who was again successful in the open championship for tho "Moss" Cjjp, Mrs. Morrison (Warkworlh), Mrs. Fopto (Ruawai), Mrs. Martin and Miss Steele (Whangarei). The weather was ideal, and the course was in splendid condition after the recent rain. Mice Stewart played steady golfc. and,, gained a well-deserved victory, Mrs. Morrison" again being runner-up. Dojails of leading scores In the open championship were as follows:—Miss J. Stewart, 80, 85—105; Mrs. Morrison, 85, 88 —173; Mrs. Foote, 87, 91—178; Miss Steele, 80. 00—170; Miss M. Lockie, 95, 84—170. The handicap medal over 38 holes was won by Miss Milly Nobilo with a net score of 184. Tho morning medal resulted: —Miss"'Mary NflbiJo, 87, 10—68; Mrs. Thompson, 103, 34—GO; Mrs. Cornish, 92, 22 —70. The afternoon bogey competition was won Miss M. Lockie, 4 up. The next best cards were: Mrs. Alcken, d down": Miss Srowart, 2 down. AKiAiRANA LADIES' CLLJB o! the.JJiatana, Ladies" played a, jnotel rtfnnd yesterday, tho best « M-3.1 Miss M. London,, 9& 16 —*38} Miss. L McCready, 82', Oi M. DajrOch, 07, 1*7—80; Mrs. B. E. KirfgslaOd, 97, 1(4—81. 3nniors. —Mrs. A. G. Ryland, 110, 35 —75; Miss A. A. Johnson, 101, 26 —75; Miss M. Bischoff. 106, 31—751 Miss H. Kirk, 102, 25—77; Mrs. D. Merryweather, 112, 35 —77 j Mrs. G. A. Ashley, 100, 22—78; Mrs. F. Schischka, 103, 23—80; Mrs. E. Ploughman. 106, 26—80; Mrs. A. Reedy, 107, 27—80; Mrs. D. St. George, 108, 28 —80; Miss 0. Bischoff, 108, 28—80; Mrs. A. D. Lylian. 113. 33—80. Mrs. Ryland won on a recount.

TITIRANGI LADIES' CLUB Following are the results of an L.G.U. medal match played yesterday by members of the Titirangi Ladies' Golf Club: — Seniors. —Mrs. M. H. Russell, 89, 16 —73; Mrs. M. A. Naismith, 86, 12—74; Mrs. M. H. Shroff, 86, 11—75. Juniors. —Mrs. W. C. S. Leys, 107, 32 —7o: Mrs. A. H. Gyilies, 103, 23—80; Mrs. J. E. Henrys, 103, 23—80; Miss R. Grevatt, 106. 20—80; Mrs. J. A. Kilner, 104, 19—85. ORAKEI CHAMPIONSHIPS The first round of the Orakei Golf Club's senior championship will be played during the week-end. Following is the draw: —S. Chappell v. C. M. Gray, T. Greep v. F. Busby, M. Tamariki v. R. Morgan, J. Chadwick v. A. L. Campbell, T. Howie v. D. A. Hensleigh, M. L. Gray v. N. Crimp, G. Farant v. A. Allen, T. H. Wood v. H. Chappell. The qualifying round of thtf intermediate and junior championships will also be played during the week-end. CLEVEDON LADIES' CLUB Following were the results of the first round of the championship of the Clevedon Ladies' Golf Club—Mrs. Roberts beat Miss Rybnrn, at the 20th; Mrs. Bryan beat Miss Hyde, 0 and 5; Mrs. Wells beat Miss Browne, 3 and 1; Mrs. Colquhoun beat Miss Smith. 3 and 2. HAMILTON LADIES' CLUB [from our own* correspondent] HAMILTON, Thursday In the eclectic- bogey competition played by members of the Hamilton Ladies' Golf Club at St. Andrews links for the captain's trophy Mrs. R. B. -Seabrook won vith a score of 0 up. In the final of the consolation match for those who lost in the first round of the Horton Cup competition Mrs. R. B. Seabrook beat Mrs. C. Taylor, 3 and 2. Tho following players qualified in the club's championships and Gillies Vase competition:— Seniors. —Mrs. H. McDonald, Mrs. F. Mander, Mrs. L. I. Day. Mrs. C. A. Arthu< Miss Wilkinson, Mrs. N. Rawlings, Mrs. C. F. O'Connor, Mrs. C. O. Bennett, Mrs. J. A. M. Clachan. Mrs S. Bennett. Mrs. J. D. -Toy, Mrs. W. Waring, Mrs. G. B. Isdale, Mrs C. Blundell, Mrs. H. Fallwell, Mrs. G. Gowcr. Juniors (19 to 25).—Mrs. R. B. Seabrook, Mrs. E. C. Brewis, Miss Bruce, Mrs. A. McCracken. Mrs. F. Hardy, Miss J. Littleproud, Mrs. R. Kemp, Mrs. C. Taylor. Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. G. Melvin. Miss P. Wilson, Mrs. W. J. King, Mrs. G. Mills, Mrs. A. Bell, Miss V. Cann, Miss D. Eyre. Gillies Vase (26 to 36).—Mrs. C. L. MacDiarmid, Mrs. F. Taylor, Mrs. V. D. Edwards, Mrs. W. A. Smith. Mrs. N. H. Hooker. Mrs. J. Henderson. Mrs. H. Wilson., Mrs. E. B. Firth. Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. O. Svenson, Mrs. F. Wooller, Mrs. R. Watson, Miss B. Smith. Mrs. C. B. Wake. Mrs. W. H. Armstrong, Mrs. G. G. Hamilton. The championships will be played on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday next, the Tuesday rounds beginning at 9.30 a.m.

MAUNGATAPERE LADIES' CLUB [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] WHANGAREI, Thursday Following is the draw for the third round of the president's trophy, the second round for Mrs. Maugham's trophy for junior players and the monthly medal round, to be plaved by members of the Maungatapere Ladies' Coif Club: —Miss Adlam v.. Miss ]1 cane. Miss A. Morrison v. Mrs. J./Morrison, Mrs. Scott v. Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Delamore v. Mrs. Heape. Mrs. Kirk v. "Mrs. Maugham, Mrs. Footo v. Mrs. Adlam, Miss Newton v. Miss McKenzie. Miss Morrison v. Mrs. Dawson, Miss Eraser v. Mrs. MacLeod, Miss Ilawken v. Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Lingard v. Mrs. doing, Mrs. Kerr v. Mrs. Wilding, Mrs. Anderson v. Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong v. Miss Murdoch. The best cards returned in the last medal round were:---Mrs. Kerr, 100, 3*2 —74; MissMorrison, 10!). 32—77; Mrs. Heape, 110, 32 —7B. The hidden number competition was won by Mrs. Maugham. THAMES CLUB [FROM OUll OWN CORRESPONDENT] TFT AMES, Thursday The following players will represent the Thames Golf Ckib in a match against the Te Aroha Club at Thames on Saturday:— F. S. Miller, W. .Tack. Clendon. T. E. Miller, D,ivies, A. C. Fisher. J. Moran, K. Griffin, Rigby, Poulgrain, Whitehead, X. Moran. OPOTIKI CLUB [BY TELEGRAPH OWN CORRESPONDENT] OPOTIKI, Thursday A Stableford competition played by members of the Opotiki Golf Club resulted ns follows: —A. N. Davies, 23, 13—30; Morgan, 25, 11—3(5; Murray, 22, 11—33; Murray, 10, 11—30. A ladies' medal competition resulted.— Miss McLean, 100, 33, 73; Miss Holloway, 105, 30—70; Miss Young, 106, 27 —79. MOTOR TRADER'S TOURNEY WIN FOR WHOLESALE TEAM The annual molor traders' golf tournament was held at the Titirangi links yesterday in fine weather. In the contest between teams representing wholesale and retail traders, the former proved successful by six games to three. The seniOi Stableford competition was won by Chappcll, A. White being runnerup. In the junior Stableford event, A. Taylor proved the winner, and R. Graham was runner-up. The consolation prize was won by Robinson.