GOLF

New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12425, 20 April 1926, Page 11

GOLF

WELLINGTON CLUB The following is the draw for an L.G.U. medal round to be played next Wednee-. day, 21st, by the ladies of tho Wellington Golf Club:— Mrs Sclanders and Mrs Marchbanks. Mrs Weston and Miss Gambrili. Mrs Hayman and Miss Harcourt. Mrs Nathan and Miss Plimmer. Mrs Richardson and Miss E. Ward. Mrs Hunt and Miss Brandon. Mrs Stout and Mrs Brodio. Mrs Webster and Miss West, Mrs Bell and Miss M. Ward. Mrs Lees and Miss Ewen. Mrs A. Young and Miss Macintosh. Mrs Findlay and Mrs T. Young. Mrs Firth, and Miss Brunton. • Mrs O’Connor and Miss Dyer. Mrs Peacock and Miss Marchbanks. Miss Findlay and Miss Duthie. Mrs Blackley and Miss B. Marchbanks. WAIWETU CLUB The results of the various competition® played over the week-end are as follow:—Men’s monthly silver spoon competition, N. Stouppe, 97—24—73; weeklyball competition, F. Warnes, 87 —16—71; ladies’ weekly ball competition, Mrs H. L. Adamson, 101—27—74. RANUI CLUB. The winner of the stroke competition on Saturday at Ranui was C. A. Giblin, who returned the excellent card of 78—6 —72. The next net card was that of Almayo, 98—24 —74. MIRAMAR CLUB. A bogey handicap (poet entry) was won at Miramar on Saturday by C. M. Banks (14), 3 up, the nearest card being all square. MORNINGTON CLTJB. The first round of the Brett Cup wa» played by the Mornington Club over the week-end, the leading cards being:—M. Bird, 87—24—63; J. M. Contts, 81—16— 65; Cheyne, 84 —13—71; T. Davis, 85—14 71; J. Henry. 95—24—71; A. Ford, 91—20 —7l; J. N. Millard. 78--6—’72; J. Froome, 80—8—72; H. J. Shanks, 74—2—72. MIRAMAR LADIES" CLUB. The following is the draw for the bogey competition by the Miramar Ladies* Golf Club, to be played to-mor-row :—Mrs Banks v. Mrs Farr, Mrs Mil s v. Miss V. Upham, Mrs Beasley v. Miss Carter, Miss G. Upham v. Mrs Cromb, Mrs Gavin v. Miss Taylor, Miss Seed v. Mrs Foreman, Mrs Tomlinson v. Mrs Upham, Miss J, Hall c. Mise George, Mrs Vickerman ▼. Miss Sidey, Mrs Patterson v. MiBS Jacobson, Mrs BidUpham, Miss J. Hall v. Afigg George, strup v. Miss G. Richardson; Mrs Dalgleisn v. Miss L. Hall, Mrs Turner v. In the foursomes played last week. Miss M. Seed and Miss G. Richardson were the winners with a score of 1 up. HUTT GOLF CLUB. A four-ball (bogey) handicap was played at the Hutt links on Saturday last, in which 52 players took part. The following were the best cards handed in:—L. W. Bridge (5) and J. T. Butler (9), 8 u>. F. H. Smith (14) and G. Y. Berry (8), 5 up. E. C. C. Holmwood (9) and lan Hart (8). 5 up. P. B. Broad (9) and W. K. Andrew* (8), 4 up. G. F. Judd (9) and E. R. Wells (8), up. R. C. Kirk (6) and G. H. Scales (15), 4 up. A. M. Cousins (14) and S. A. Wirei (14>, 3 up. E. O. Robidsoa (6) and M. Paulin (15\ 3 up.

RUGBY FOOTBALL

LONDON-NEW ZEALANDERS WIN Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. LONDON, April 18. London - New Zealanders playing at Finchley in a charity Rugbv match in the presence of Sir James Allen and -9000 spcctataors, won by 9 points to 3. NEW ZEALAND REFEREES At the last executive meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Referees’ Association, Mr D. McKenzie presided. Others present were: Messrs A. M. Sims (Rangitikei) H. J. McKenzie (Wairarapa), H. S. Leith, J. Francis, T. A. Fletcher, E. S. Hylton, and L. Sievers. The new members, Messrs Leith, and McKenzie, were welcomed by the chairman. A report of the conference held recently at Dunedin was received, and Messrs D McKenzie and E. S. Hylton were appointed to confer with a subcommittee of the New Zealand Rugny Union regarding the interpretation of the latest amendment® to the Law® of the Game received from the English Rugby Union. Application for New Zealand referee’s examination papers was received from tlie Horowhenua and the Rotorua Associations.