GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23995, 19 June 1941, Page 2

GOLF CONTESTS

MOTOR TRADES' DAY

FIGHTERS' MOTHER FUND

SPLENDID FINANCIAL RESULT Through the efforts of those associated with the annual golf tournament staffed at the Akarana Club's links yesterday by the Auckland motor and allied trades, the sum of well over £2OO was collected in aid of the Fish tors' Mother Fund. The entry of ill plavers lar exceeded the total anticipated b> the'committee controlling the event. Flay was of a care-free nature, and the winners of all prizes gave then) back to assist the fund. A feature of the afternoon was the running of an imaginary round-thc-city race, and this realised a very large sum of money. A running commentary by Mr. Jack Taylor was cleverly done, and created much diversion. A •mock court was another excellent source of revenue, Mr. P. Sea brook being chief justice. Still further proceeds came from the sale of no If clubs, bails and accessories donated by rit.v firms. Mr. H. Roy made an efficient auctioneer. LADIES' COMPETITIONS Auckland.—A medal round Seniors: Mrs. .f. S. Colegrovo, 83. »—<•«; Miss N. MiicCormick, 88, 13—<5; Mrs. S. S. Wilson, 88, 11—77; Miss D. Wootton, .)/, 18 —TO, Juniors: Miss M. Graham, 01, 21—73: Mrs. H. P. Williams, 07, '£2— Mrs W. L. Wiseman, 115, 30 —70. Ihe Isabelle Bloomfield memorial shield was won hv Miss M. Graham. The Beadley Eclectic Cup was won by Miss C. Mitchell, 00. 32 —04. The next best were: Miss M. Graham, 80, <jl—(j-,; Mrs. A. A. Martin, 00 31—05; Miss X. MacCormick, 70. 13—0(1; Mrs. J. S. Coleirrovo 75, 0 —00; Mrs. S. S. Wilson, 7/, 11 —00; Miss D. Wootton, 81, 18—<>0; Mrs. L E Mcllsop, 102, 30—00. The following oualified for the Jessie Keid Rose Bowl: Miss M. Graham, Mrs. J. S. Colegrovo, Miss N. MacCormick, Mrs. H. P. Williams, Mrs. h. S. Wilson, Miss 1). Wootton, Mrs. W. LWiseman, Mrs. L. E. Mellsop. Mrs. W. P. Endean, Mrs. W r . B, Soutcr, Mrs. R. B. Wilson. Mrs. E. W. Friedlauder Mrs. h. Dane, Miss M. Ridings, Miss E. M. Lpton, Mrs. A A. M. Martin. Mauiigakiekie,—A medal handicap match vesterday resulted: —Seniors: Mrs. .1. B. Gilmore. 87. 13 71; Miss E. Schnauer, *7, I" 75; Mrs. 11. P. Caughey, 01, Mrs. C. E. Crevatt, 01. 13—78; Mrs. J,. 11. Pegler til 10 -78. Juniors: Mrs. C F. Rosser, VMi, —7l ; Miss I'. .TafTrey, 05 23 —72; Mrs. W. S. Kpencc. 05, lit -70; Mrs. B. G. Bond. Id I. 20—78; Mrs. J. Caughley. Mil, 22- 70. The Mary Schnauer Memorial Cup 7agirrcKatc of two'best net medal rounds out, of three), was finalised yesterday, and was won by Mrs. C. F. Rosser. 72, 71 —143. Mrs. A. S. Bevin was runner-up, with 72, 74 —MO. Waitcmata. —A medal round played yesterday resulted: —First division: Miss P. Cowie, «„• 17—71; Mrs. N*. Hod ley, 02, 18—74; Mrs. A. Wallace. 04. 18—70. Miss Cowie won on count/ back. Second division: Mrs. M. Griffith, 00, 20—73; Mrs. D. Christie, 102, 27 75. C grade: Miss T. Thrana, 100. Pupuke.—The best scores in a medal round yesterday were:—Mrs. P. Andrew. 81. 0—75: Mrs. R. Mills, 102. 24—78; Mrs. D. Walker, OS, 10—82. PLAY IN THE COUNTRY Waikaro Ladles.—The first round of the Walker and Hall Cup competition resulted: Mrs C. A. Stevenson won by default from Airs. J. Foote; Mrs. C. S. Jackson defeated Mrs. ,J. W. Keith, 7 and 0; Mrs. G. Parker won by default from Mrs. D. McCarthy; Miss Q. Gordon defeated Miss E. Keith, 0 and 4.