GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23773, 28 September 1940, Page 17

GOLF CONTESTS

LADIES' COMPETITIONS MAUNGAKIEKIE TITLES In winning the final of the senior championship of the Maungakiekie Ladies' Golf Club yesterday, Mrs. V, Kerr roturncd a card of 75, equalling the course record held by Mrs. ,T. M. Alison. As the score was registered in match play, it will not be recognised as a record. Following were the results: Senior.—Semi-finals: Mrs. H. V. Johnston beat Mrs.. G. S. Laird, 2 and 1; Mrs. V. Kerr beat Mrs. J. Whiting, at the 19th. Pinal: Mrs. Kerr beat Mrs. Johnston, 2 and 1. Junior, semi-finals: Miss E. Blackburn beat Mrs. L. Rainger, <1 and 2; Mrs. R. Manning beat Miss M. Rowley, 3 and 1. Final: Miss Blackburn beat Mrs. Manning, at the 19th. Maiingakickie Cup, semi-finals: Mrs. W. K. Michael (18) beat Mrs. G. Brown (17), 4 and 3; Miss A. Wallis (18) beat Mrs. H. P. Caughcy (17), 3 and 2. Final: Miss Wallis beat Mrs. Michael, 1 up. Final of senior flifrht match: Mrs. A. F. Walker bent Mrs. H. P. Richmond, 1 np. Final of junior flight match: Mrs. L. Knight beat Miss D. Browne. 5 and 4. Canadian bogey foursomes: Miss A. Grove and Miss E. Schnauer (11), •! up; Mrs. J. Paterson and Mrs. A. E. Storey M-l). Mrs. C. E. Grovatt and Mrs. C. J. Wallers H 7), all square; Mrs. H. Thompson and Miss B.

Smith (14), Mrs. S. E. Haycock and Mrs. O. E. Chamberlain (14), Mrs. W. N. Asmuss and Miss R. Grevatt (20), 1 down..

Remuera.—The. 6enlor and junior championships' will be commenced on Monday. Following is the first pair starting at 9.30 o'clock and others leaving at fiveinjiiule intervals:—Miss E. Suter v. Mrs. E. Rudge, Mrs. F- Sturt v. Mrs. ,T. M. Wilson, Mrs. I. C. Stewart v. Mrs. J. R. Morris, Mrs. M. Bannister v. Mrs. F. J. Cox. Mrs. R. C. Hardley v. Mrs. W. P. Endean, Miss M. .Gamble v. Mrs. C. X. Jacobs?n,- Miss M. Kissiing v. Miss L. Mellsop, Mrs. G. Husten v. Mrs. H. C. Bowd-en, Mrs. G-. Davenport v. Mrs. 11. O. Pierpoint, Mrs. A. 'L'ronsen v. Miss M. English, M!rs. E. R. Morion v. Mrs. E. X. Kirtlan, Mrs. X.Weir v. Miss A. Short. Miss 1. Grove v. Miss G. King, Miss E. Porter v. Mrs. V. Badeley, Mrs. L. C. Williams v. Mrs, L. E. Cashmoro, Miss J. Coakley v. Mrs. R. G. Mofßti, Mrs. R. J. Collins v. another. :v -

Akarana.—The finals of the championships resulted:—Senior: Mrs. F. Preston beat Mrs. F. Brewer, 3 and 1. Junior: Miss O. Bischoff beat Miss G. Hodge, 4 and 3. The medal foursomes match wa,s won by Mrs. V. Ekman and Miss J. Xeill, 106. .30 —70. North Shorp.—Following is the draw for the championships to be played next Wednesday, commencing at 30 o'clock: —Miss 0. Stevens v. Miss M. Legßoc, Miss M. Stevens v. Miss I. Wight, Miss W. Houghton v. Mrs. Tilston. Mrs. J. Mason v. Mrs. J. Weir, Mrs. E. Cockayne v. Miss R. Gillett, Mrs. J. Hogan v. Mrs. D. B. Home, Mrs. N. Parkinson v. Mrs. E. Wilson, Mrs. J. Morrison v. M.iss M. Mason. Mrs. E. Atkinson v. Mrs. Denby, Miss R. Webster v. Mrs. G. Kutherford, Mrs. C. Jacobi v. Mrs. I. Fleming, Mrs. E. Price v. Mrs. I. James. Mrs. T. Walsh v. Miss I. Stewart, Mrs. Reid v. Mrs. I. Taylor, Mrs. Dumbleton v. Miss L. McDonnell, Mrs. Maxwell v. Mrs. K. Pike. Fourteenth tee: M rs - - s - K. Swanston v. Miss

C. Sharp®. Mrs. E. Thomas v. Mrs. G. Wilt liamson, Miss T. Coupe v. Mrs. M. Melville ' Mrs. E. Cox v. Mrs. W. H..-Taylor, Mrs 5 -L. Ford v. 'Miss G. Gudgeon. Twelfth tecMrs. I?. White v. Mrs. G. Harvey, Mrs. L. Joy v. Mrs. G. Hill, Mrs. H. Preston v. Mrs. T. Grant, Mrs. T. ML Roilo v. Mrs. J. fUckerby, Mrs. B. Goldwater v. Mrs. H. Bavage, Mrs. S. Hickey v. Mrs. Joughin, Miss B. McDonnell v. Mrs. Spencer. Mntll tee: ilrs. W. Xewsham v. Mrs. <}ochran, Mrs. A. Whyte v. Mrs. J. Dupin, Mrs. L. McKay v. Mrs: Saunders, Mrs. Holyoake v. Mrs. E. Chandler, Mrs. J. Austin v. Mrs. H. Sumpter, Mrs. J. Pender v. 3Lk. R. Ainsley, Mrs. Sayers v. Mrs. Head. -r .

Waitemata.—The final of the 'c'ub championship resulted in a win for Mrs. J. Ford, who beat Mrs. G. McKcnzie, 3 and 2.