GOLF CONTESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24103, 23 October 1941, Page 4

GOLF CONTESTS

MAUNGAKIEKIE CLUB LABOUR WEEK-END TOURNEY DRAW AND STARTING TIMES Following is the draw for the Labour week-end handicap tournament, to be played at. One Tree Hill on Saturday next, competitors to play in fours at the times staled and at five-minute intervals thereafter: —11 a.m.: J. Bishop, W. X. Asmuss, W. Aldred, E. Jones; X. Land, T. N. Pcmberton, V. Kirk, H. A. Brickell; It. C- Nixon, J. F. Russell, R. J. Coates. A. J. Ferguson; L. J. I'off, 11. L. Gibbs, J. T. Mitchell, 1). L. MacKay. 12.20 p.m.: C. M. Beck ley, C. Swa.llow, S. R. Xorris, G. L. Taylor; J. E. Lawson, D. G. Macfarlane, J. L. Hanna, K. I'. Wilson; A. Kildare, H. H. Tills, S. G. Smith, J. S. Colegrovo; H. Tidmarsh, C. G. Wardell. F. J. Schischka, A. Galloway; E. A. Robb, A. Killen, A. O. Horspool; E. 1). Thomas, It. J. Alexander, H. Grant, C. S. Craig; G- RTuti, H. G. Thomson, J. Heald, 1, J. Hutchinson; S. Barclay, E. Walker, A. W. Wilson, W. It. De Luen. 1 p.m.: N. J. Kidd, C F Rosser, F. Wiseman, A. X. May; L. Mincher, It. A. Brett, T. J. Kirkup, C. Worth; J. Tanner, H. H. Bray, M. A. talker, N'. Farrell. Further entries will be received. TOURNEY AT TITIRANGI A three days' open tournament will be played at the Tilirangi links, commencing on Saturday morning. Following is the draw for tho qualitving round for the ritirnngi Cup and tho medal handicap, commencing at O.L>, with five-minute intervals: —W. .1. 1 riiscott, 11 M Rogersou. J. Gilaiour; C. Cammick, X. Young, E. Chappell; B. T. Laycoek, G 1. Diuiean. It. G. Tappenden; M. Ktely, >. E Fawcett. H. Satchel!; 11. P. Cullrn, ( - <>. Fisher. J. M. Colt man; It. F. W.vutt, l\ S. Delany, C. P. Worle.v; ( allum. R. K Ward. ('. T. Robinson: ('. > L White. .V Robertson, F. A. Browne; B. i. Burgos. C. H. Rhodes, 11. E. Ha.v. LADIES' COMPETITIONS Auckland. —The best scores returned in the second round for Mrs. .1. B. Ilcnr>■» prize were:-Seniors: Mrs. .1. W. Craven. *2, 12 —70; Miss N T . MacCormick, 80. I Mrs J. 8. Golegrove, 83, S> —71; Mrs. S. S. Wilson, 87, Mrs. A. M. Grant, 03, 10—77. Juniors: Miss B. Nolan. t».">. It' Mrs. 11. A. Horrocks, 110, ill 7<;; Mrs. G. K. Xolan, lti'i. 28 -77; Mrs. J. F. Wright, IU3, 20 -77; Miss K. Fair, 517, it' -78; Miss ( • "Wells, 103, 2C> —78. Miss Nolan won on a A junior open day will be held at Middlemove to-morrow week, October 31. Entries close on Tuesday next. Maungakiekte.—A bogey handicap match played yesterday resulted: —-Seniors: .Mrs. 11. V. Johnston ("■>>, Mrs. C. I'. .Rosser (11), 1 lip; Mrs. 11. Bray (7), all square; Mrs. I>. McCrono (Si. 1 down. Mrs. Johnston won on a recount. Intermediates: Miss P. Jaffrey (17). 3 down; Mr*. J. W. Hylaud (1.), 1 down; Miss M. Parkinson (17). 5 down. Juniors: Miss X. Grove ('JO), 1 down; Mrs. It. R. Duggan (20), Miss 13. Ileyworth (2-1), 7 down. The final round for the Blcdisloe < up (best aggregate in four out of seven bogey rounds) was won by Mrs. D. McCrone, 0 down. Waitemata. —A medal round played in conjunction with the second round for the club trophy resulted: —-First division: Mrs. X. Hedley, s.*> net; Mrs. A. Wallace, 87. Second division, for Mrs. E. Keeley's prize: ilrs. L. Langley, 78; Mrs. F. Christie, 81. L.O.U. medal for the year: Silver division, Mrs. A. Wallace; bronze division, Mrs. F. Christie. PLAY IN THE COUNTRY Mrs. Glanvillo Wins Again.—Squally weather conditions affected play in the South Auckland ladies' golf championship tournament at the St. Andrews links, Hamilton, yesterday. The results were:—-Champion of champions': Mrs. P. R. Glanville ('!> Awamutu). 8->—l77. Senior morning medal: Miss M. Rird (Hamilton), 80, 10—70; Mrs. 11. McDonald (Hamilton), 82. —77. Junior morning medal: Mrs. L. J. Mark (Hamilton), :<7, 22 —7; Mrs. B. Bennett (Lochiel), !». 21 —77. Senior Stableforil: Mrs. V. Edwards (Hamilton). 31; Mrs. S. Bennett (Lochiel), 30. Junior Mtableford: Mrs. T. G. Simons (Hamilton), L's: Mrs. B. Bennett. Mrs. Baker. 20. Putting competition, Mrs. W. Waring (Hamilton).

Pukekohe. —Intermediate championship final: G. Willis beat G. Utting, 3 and 2. Junior championship final: J. Adams beat C. Cooper, 0 and o. President's trophy final: J. Xiccol beat F. Wharfe, 3 and 2.